Wedding Bells for Moss Woods and Joseph Porter
A June wedding at Mrs. Worle om Bleck street Wismneadas united Moss Marvaret Woods and Joseph Porter in a ceremony before about two hundred guests led by Rev. Boyer of the Finkey M. B church. The bride wore white satin with lace and chiffon, maid of honor wore vine black, and a reception followed at their new home on Black Street. The couple will reside in Steubenville and begin married life with warm wishes from friends and colleagues.
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Porter Woods
Joseph
Worle Om
Rachel Davidson
Margaret Selahard
Park Povi
Byfde
John B. Rewards
New Kensington
Portiva
Ernest Schrader
Porter
Quiet home wedding of Levenia Perkins and William Risher
Levenia W Perkins of this city married William McCord Risher of Mingo at the bride's mother Mrs Mary A Perkins home on North Fourth Street. Rev J Milen Robinson of the Second Presbyterian Church officiated before immediate relatives and intimate friends amid daisies laurel ferns and roses in tasteful lingering decor.
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Levenia W. Perkins
William McCord Risher
Mingo
Mary A. Perkins
North Fourth Street
J. Milen Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Wedding Blessings Greet Mr and Mrs Risher in Community Ceremony
A large crowd gathered as the couple marked a wedding at a candlelit reception. Guests included family and friends from the local business community, noting the groom’s role with the firm of Risher & Smith. Widely shared wishes for a bright future followed the celebration.
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Risher
Washington
Wedding at Kerr country home unites Marguerite Car eon and Jesse Hutson
Ex Commissioner William Kerr hosts a wedding at his country home near Tron. Marguerite K. Carreon marries Jesse B. Hutson of Salem. Rev Bevington presides at Bridgeport Ohio M E church ceremony. Attendants Edna Parson and A W Russell. Out-of-town guests include Misa Mohn Ed Hndsey Ed Carson Dr W B Kerr and Fred Gilson. The couple will reside in Salem.
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Edna Parson
A. W Russell
Misa Mohn
Ed Hndsey
Alliance
Ed Carson
Sugar Grove
W. B. Kerr
Steubenville
Fred Gilson
Wellsville
Thurston
Salem
Marriage of Miss Anna Estella Wood to Prof Harry M Carpenter
Miss Anna Estella Wood daughter of Dr William Wood of Smithfield marries Prof Harry M Carpenter of Mingo at the bride’s home. Maid of honor Aretia Higgins and best man M N Duval attend. Rev Newton Woot officiates in North Carolina. The couple will travel then reside in Mingo after a wedding dinner and trip.
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Eags
Minge
Harmony show host Mr Carpenter revered in Mingo business circles
A popular young lady known as Pee Eet Ee Loe Na Te Ea received wary gifts during Harmony show events. Mr Carpenter, principal organizer in Harmony show at Mingo, is well and favorably regarded in local business circles.
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Carpenter
Harmony Show
Mingo
Report of Condition The National Exchange Bank Steubenville 1906
The document presents a June 18 1906 balance sheet for The National Exchange Bank of Steubenville Ohio. It lists resources including loans 949029, deposits 25000, U.S. bonds, reserves, and other assets. Liabilities show surplus 150000, undivided profits, and various deposit categories. T. A. Hammond cashier signs, with notary public David M. Gruber witnessing on June 20 1906.
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THE
National Exchange Bank
Steubenville
Ohio
U.S
Hanks
PNR
United
U. Chcimauiny
W. H. McClinton
CG. J. McConnell
Thomas Johnson
David M. Gruber
Notary Public
Fingers Mashed At Halovee George Mason Valley Incident
A report from yesterday states two individuals at Halovee George Mason suffered mashed fingers in a valley incident. No further details or injuries were released.
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George Mason
Ofp
Bepet Ein
Died at Infirmary and other local items
Frank died at the County Infirmary on Tuesday from tuberculosis leaving two children in the old country. James Witlicomb of Empire faces trial for dynamiting fish in the Opie river at Empire with jurors and witnesses from Empire. Rev Francis McBride, Steubenville born, at the U P church in Kittanning, had salary raised from 800 to 1200 after five years with over 200 additions to church membership.
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Frank Quiet
James Witlicomb
Empire
Sauive Prentisa
Opie River
Francis McBride
Steubenville
U.P
Kittanving
Ehurch
Fort Scott Official Visits Relatives in Steubenville
Thomas G. Fiest of Fort Scott Kansas, chief clerk in the post office there and a former Steubenville resident, is visiting relatives in the city.
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Thomas G. Fiest
Fort Scott
Kansas
Steubenville
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Dee Boyd
Boyd
Teo
Giris
Margaret Storr
Mary Davidson
Hart Schaffner
Mara
Serge
Xera
Risher-Perkins
May
Leopold
Newcervese
Court Sts
Cies
Jefferson
T. A. Hammond
Sae Name Bank
T. A Hammond
Ian
Pyricht Tvs AY House OF
Muppenheimer
Dren
Wan
Avu
Bone
Nobby
Madras
Market St
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