Pleasant but busy rural notes on spring work and social events
Farmers fear next dry summer yet welcome showers. Ladies busy canning cherries and strawberries. Arthur Beatty in town on Wines Thursday. Olive Peterson ends schoolmates visit at her home. Misses Frost Miller Parks Peterson Rutledge Beresford Trotter attend lawn games and cherries. Mrs Frank McCullough visits sister in East Springfield. Mrs Emily Peterson ill but steady. Potter family from Cleveland visits Kirk Shepherd’s. Loyd Reynolds markets fruit. Nettie Peterson returns for summer from Steubenville. Tom Montgomery hauls hay to Wolf Run mine. Kirk Shepherd hosts guests with Ed Davidson. Steubenville district conference at M. E. Church June 17-18. LeMoyne Wilson hauling coal. Howard Peterson to Harlem Springs, visits uncle. Dr J R Montgomery returns to Steubenville. Wool buyers busy. ridge farmers sold wool. field returns Sabbath. Frank Ort of East Springfield passes town in auto. Jessie Polen spends week with Calhoun home. Bloomingdale piano purchase by A Cithogen. Dispatches note East Springfield hack busy transporting passengers to district emergency at 1st church. Emma Graham of Richmond visiting S L Graham. Jennie Fulton of Indianapolis to teach Mosquito Hallow next year. Basil Cline family visit from Bloomsfield. Wool prices lead at 28 cents. Owens reunion at Birchfield’s grave June 16 with East Springfield band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Beatty
Olive’ Peterson
Nesday
Madeline Frost
Tleots Miller
Mary Parks
Flora Peterson
Mary Rutledge
Lets Beresford
Teta Trotter
Nettie Peterson
Steubenville High School
Tom Montgomery
Wolf Run
Kirk Shepherd
Ed. Davidson
Steubenville
M. EB. Church
East Springfield
LeMoyne
Field
Jessie Polen
Calhoun
Bloomingdale R
Springfield
Emma Graham
Richmond
S. L. Graham
Jennie Fulton
Achnapolis
Mosquito Hallow
Basil Cline
Bloone Field
Owens
Birchfield
Margaret Jones
Pittsburg
Maretha Cattrell
Gure
da Fisof Catliz
Wine Iiver
Emma Cowl
Nettie Erskine
Teviog
Steubenvile
George W. Lentz
Pittsfield
Mass
Daniel Peggs
Walnut Street
Emma J. Watson
Abram Hobson
O. J. Watson
Evans City
Mary Welday
Ruth
J. M. Hobson
Irs
Black Black
Clairsville
Hugh
Maxwell
Caroline Heeter
Missie
Hi. Peters
Charleston
W. Va
Richmond Grange
Ralph S. Ford
Ira Stephenson
Union Hall
Columbus
O. C. Jackman
Kiora
Billy. Cole
Bloomfield
Sue Guthrie
Cadiz
William Hout
William Close
Cleveland
Salineville
Lilian Helliwell
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Bacon Ridge
Helliwell
Mary H. Stephenson
Se Owens Maple
Burefeld’s Grove
Conrad Schaub
Henry
Bride
M. A. Bowman
Laura
J. L. Narragon
Laura. Hay
Louisa Klages
Ina
Edith Tipton
Elva Smith
Mary Peterson
Howard Tipton
Ed Allen
J. R. Marsh
Freddie Schaub
Paul Patten
Alex Wood
Wintersville
Two Ridges
Freddie Schaubb
Edward Allen
Bantam Ridge
Newell Smith
Walter Huston
Conrad Schank
Hilda Floto
Edna Westly
Lottie Klages
Tillie Floto
Brother Lewis
Henry Schaub
Ollie Straight
Charles Weldays
J. B. Johnson
Ralph Hay
Bartly Tipton
Hay
Tipton
Akron
Mig
Lelia Lowry
Erma Andrews
Lizzie Scott
Mary Peteron
George McElroy
Roy Andrews
Ellis Allen
Vernon McElroy
John Johnson
Lee Andrews
James Ross
Edwin Crawford
Charles J. Thompson
Scio
Crabb
Thompson
Muskingum College
New Concord
Normal
Will Hooblers
Chas. Parks
G. Tipton
Clydeck
J. B. Fulton
Annapolis
Chas. Megrail
Bell Homestead
Nancy Parks
Alma Merryman
John Myers
Unionport
Jennie Merryman
Lee
Whitten
Harry Marker
Steub
Behnke
Altan Dodds
Mary Bell
Gwendolyn Polen
Stewart
Herbert Munson
Jewett
EQ. Lucas
Sarah Ann Copeland
Jacob Porter
Edwin M. Crawford
Jacob Mansfield
Robert Copeland
George Bowers
Frances Bowers
John, Burrie
Olive Burriss
Rebecca Bell
Smithfield
Williams
Jennie Bucholtz
Samuel McGoy
Lizzie Rowland
Morris Brashear
Hoped
Ray
Olive Burris
W. C. Frazer
West Penn Hospital
Pitsburg
Kathryn Hunter
Weems
Roth Roach
Ragland
Florence Mansfield
Hopedale
Grant Sparks
Ruth Jones
Carnegie
Chas. Mogradl
T.J. Bell
John
Chas. Cox
Smithheld
Will Megrait
Grange
Bloomingdale Hall
The
E. M. Crawford
J. R. Hervey
Mina Lang
W. O! Black
Eeees Asbury Cole
Greenough
Mark Cole
Jackman’s
Toronto
Clara Toiotn
C. D. Frazier
Frances
Bradford
I. B Talbott
Gee. Fisher
TF. Robertson
Mildred Day
Follansbee
Deane Hammond
Uhitchsville
Elseworth Floyd
Kathryn
Will Cooke
Willard Ralston
Stenhenville
Homer Dodds
Fred Burris
Sebring
Clarence Burris
Fairplay
OY Co Areeo
George Jewell
Elsie Plants
Presbyterian €. FE. Society
Jennie Sonhaltz
Ciy
Cross Creek Community Notes and Social Gleanings
A rain blessing benefits the county and local life includes visits, commencements, and gatherings. Mrs. Albert Elson travels among relatives, Bethany commencement draws attendees, and Mrs. Carrie Baxter visits her daughter Mrs. Hugh Martin. The Ladies Fancy Sewing Circle enjoyed a Val ley Home reception hosted by Mrs. W. A. Strain with gracious hospitality. T B Downer serves Cross Creek district, Rev. Allen eulogizes Mrs. Latimer at her funeral, and Charles Latimer mourns his wife as services honor her life. D. F. Dee directed the funeral arrangements with care for all mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Elson
Bethany
Carrie Baxter
Hugh Martin
W. A. Strain
Valley
Mabel
T B. Downer
Cross Creek
Allen
Latimer
Charles Latimer
D. F. Dee
Fairfield Community Notes on Plum Cherry Harvests and Local Visits
Fairfield society reports plentiful cherry and strawberry picking amid town life. Families including Calhouns and Barnhouse relatives visit Mrs P J Calhoun. John Kirk travels to Chicago to buy cattle. Miss Kirkpatrick visits from Steubenville. Eugene Graham learns of brother John touring the New Fiyland states with Barnum and Bailey’s Circus. Winifred Roche visits Cadiz and Smithfield friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirk
Eugene Graham
John
New Fiyland States
Barnum and Bailey’s Circus
Winifred Roche
Cadiz
Smith
Serene Young Folks Serenade Revered Martians
Several youths serenaded Rev LeRoy Martians on Wednesday night June 5. They were well received and given cake and money. Nearby families and relatives from Swansons Carroll county Fairplay and Blue Ridge visited relatives and neighbors as summer activities began. Fred Bowman delivered strawberries while house cleaning neared completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Martians
Harry Cox
James Clutz
Carroll County
Edward Barkier
Adrams
Fairplay
Park Catswall
Catherine Carens
Edna Cox
Mignon
Adrian
Golda Cox
Cox
Blue Ridge
Fred Bowman
Mooretown Farmers Convene For Grange Organization
In Mooretown on June 26 1912 farmers will gather at the Mooretown schoolhouse at 8 pm to organize a new Grange. The district reports good corn and thickening wheat though fruit crops look light and a improve in George's health is noted after illness. R L Stephenson and wife attended a Grange picnic at East Springfield last Saturday and enjoyed a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooretown
George
R. L. Stephenson
East Springfield
Annapolis School Names New Principal and Teachers
Miss Mariy Lindermann of Barnesville takes the role of principal at Annapolis school while Elsie McKee becomes primary teacher. Visiting Mary Miser Weber from Alliance visits family in Unionport. Various locals attend district conference in East Springfield and plan for Annapolis Grange No. 1780 meetings with program by Miss Anna Lowmiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionport
Ening
Mariy Lindermann
Barnesville
Annapolis
Elsie McKee
Eva Masters
Unionport
Mary Miser Weber
Alliance
John Miser
Clyde Ferrell
A. B. Jonson
J. B. Fulton
W P. Barnes
Maude Johnson
Lloyd Davis
George Hoobler
Ethel Heisler
Howard Dye
C. FE. Tipton
G. L. Tipton
Bloomingdale
East Springfield
James Copeland
Jewett
Mr. Shivers
Cadiz
Harry Davis
Hazel Miser
Steubenville
Paul Fulton
Annapolis Grange No. 1780
Anna Lowmiller
Cora Miser
the Granite
Clyde Tipton
Inez Dye
Bessie Miller
Orion Grables
Emma Leavengood
Harry Fulton
J. B. Heisler
Warner Miller
D. E Myers
Anna lLowmiller
Estella Johnson
Henry Heisler
Grange
F. F. Miser
Emily ‘Tipton
James Myers
S. R. Miser
Brother
Lucas-Miser
Salem
Ohio
Local residents visit and family guests documented
Hopedale visitors Johnson and Schenk families host, with numerous relatives and friends from Philadelphia Jewett Steubenville Alliance Bloomfield and New Philadelphia gathering for social calls and day trips. Several scenes note shopping, dinners, and attendance at commencements and funerals.
Rich mond Area Notes Of Visits And Local News
Rains arrived with a thunderstorm closing Sunday services. Professors Miller and Cavill visit kin in Pittsburgh and Canton while Miss Sprague returns from Columbus. Steubenville visitors join a strawberry gathering at the Polen home and other locals host guests from Toronto New Alexandria and Detroit during the week.
Richmond area notes on families and Grange events
Local notices detail visits and stays of families from Pittsburg, Steubenville, and Carnegie, with social calls to Richmond and nearby towns. Reports include Grange meetings, prize drawings, and an upcoming open event with speakers from Columbus, plus several deaths, funerals, and church notices.
Hazel Dell Vacation Rumors Clarified
Local note clarifies Mazel Dell remains away on vacation while Paul Narragon stayed in the city with Grandma Klages. Ina Tipton visited Ida Thompson of Bantam Ridge for several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel. Dell
Mazel Dell
Paul Narragon
Grandma Klages
Ina Tipton
Ida Thompson
Bantam Ridge
Bloomfield Knights of Pythias Sermon Sunday Evening
Rev. W B Love will preach the annual sermon to the Knights of Pythias at 8 o'clock Sunday June 23. Members from Unionport and Bloomfield meet at Tipton Hall at 7 30. Special music by the choir with Clara Tipton solo, Mildred Day and Pauline Latte duet. Board of Education will not elect a principal for the high school until Saturday evening June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
W.B. Love
Knights of Pythias
Unionport
Tipton Hall
Clara Tipton
Mildred Day
Pauline Latte
Board of Education of
Pring ‘Pal
Bloomfield Grange banquet highlights local ties and tales
The Bloomfield Grange banquet drew about 129 attendees at Bloomingdale Hall with a strong program and social hour. Highlights included piano solos, a reading, vocal duet by Misses Lang and Mansfeld, and talks by Rev. Stewart and Rev. Love. Local families and visiting professors attended from Steubenville, Smithfield, and Cadiz, sharing news of graduations, receptions, and community events.
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Miller Station
Barbara Fulton
Schenk
Florence
Phouts
New Philadelphia
T. W. Miser
I. FE. Miser
Jennie James
Mae Johnson
Patterson
C. E. Tipton
Blomfield
Rosa Montgomery
C. F. Johnson
A. B. Johnson
Walter Shields
W. P. Allensworth
J. S. Miser
Robert Shultz
Walter Mills
Afrdsnport
Addie Sawyer
Harry Slates
Mary Ferrell
Wilwa Seted
Earl Merryman
Denzil
I. J. Carpenter
J. W. Hawkins
West Virginia
Frank Cooper
Luther Polen
Polen
E. W. Wellington
James Rawins
Jerome Miller
Canton
Miller
G. A. R. Eencamp
FE. L. Cavill
Mary J. Louw
New Alexandria
Mary Patterson
Bacer Ridge
Hitchcock
Franka
Pay
Nelson Patterson
Stephen Buchanan
Weaver Pa
Mary Long
Lisbon Street
Ella J. Fryer
William Fryer
F. ©. Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Hr. S. Peters
Vyuli Sprague
Mr. and
Myre
James W. Ford
Weekly Herald
Herald
A. Cresswell
John Crawford
Mt. Gilead
John D. Speer
Wheeling
Bertha Adrian
Helen Speer
Helen
Downtess Cookson
Steuben Me
W. Cookson
Mile James R. Blackburn
Henille
Ovattita
Myrile Crabb
Mra J. ©. Cole
Mt. Moriah
Ilinois
Yaleanen
Conservatory of Music
Ariani Tre
Richard Yates
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