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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic cholera and diarrhea remedy as essential for every family during summer months. It claims the medicine is almost certain to be needed, costs a quarter, and urges purchase from all druggists.
A wedding solemnized at St Peter's Church Tuesday morning united Miss Mabel Flaherty and Mr Charles A Keane with Rev Father Slatterly officiating. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin march, Ave Maria, and a breakfast for thirty five at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple plan to reside in Walker flats after July 15 and reception details followed in local society notes.
A weak sickly woman is nervous and irritable, while Electric Bitters prove a godsend for health and beauty. They regulate stomach, liver and kidneys, purify blood, strengthen nerves, brighten eyes, and improve complexion. 50¢ at The Beall & St Drug Co.
An old-fashioned advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a gentle cure for constipation. It claims relief from headache, nausea, dizziness, and languor and urges readers to ask their druggist, price five cents.
Ad claims weak kidneys lead to diabetes dropsy or Bright's disease and urges prevention. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the dependable remedy to restore normal kidney function, noting Beall & Steele as the sellers.
Kidney trouble is dreaded as it often goes undetected until severe forms like diabetes dropsy or Brights disease appear. If you suspect kidney issues, a dated health claim advises Hollister's Mountain Tea a systemic cleanser and regulator from Beall & Steele.
Miss Eva Beck formerly of Steubenville and Blaine Graham of Steubenville were married Saturday at two o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hamilton. Rev. H. C. Weaver officiated. After a short reception the couple left for Cleveland and Niagara Falls and will reside in Steubenville. Dean Hamilton of Pittsburgh and Elizabeth Beck, the bride’s sister, attended. The bride is daughter of the late Henry Beck. the groom works at Zink Furniture.
Monday June 19 in St Louis Mo the wedding of A R Huebner and Miss Mervi Metcalf occurred. Groom an engineer on the Pan Handle and bride a Dennison resident. Huebner son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Huebner of Gnadenhutten. They will live in Car negie after a short stay. Mrs Huebner formerly was stenographer and bookkeeper at The Uhrichsville Chronicle office. Bride had been visiting her sister in St Louis for a month.
W O Dalrymple of Adena was in the city on business. Mrs J F Bumpus visits near St Louis for four weeks. Miss Margaret Linsay tours Pittsburg visiting Mrs E Stanton Lupton. Grace Baumann visits Martin's Ferry with cousin Albert Flannery. Mrs Simeral of Bellevue Pa visits the city with niece Mrs J Easton McGowan. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Chas Comm. Mrs Chester Miller and daughter Marceline visit Pittsburg. Mrs Samuel Lucas of Wellsburg visits city with sister Mrs Fred Smith of Cleveland. First W H Ewing and daughter Emma visit from Beaver Falls. Mrs Henry Worthington of Cleveland returns for weeks with sister Mrs James H Bair. Robert Lewis home from Kiski for summer with A C Lewis Esq. Mrs Roeliff Brinkerhoff and daughter Mary of Mansfield visit Capt John F Oliver. Edward Lewis returns to Martins Ferry for a Laughlin plant position. Miss Elizabeth Collier of Coshocton visits with cousins Emma and Carrie Dohrman. Misses Marian E Murphy and Georgie Herbst go to Athens for summer courses. Miss Margaret Elliott of Wellsburg to marry Perry Jones of Washington Pa at Wellsburg home. Mrs Julia R B Johnson returns after two weeks visiting Nehew Harry Welday and family near Two Ridges. Clayton Brown of Ft Ethan Allen, Vermont returns to regiment after two weeks for his mother M M Brown’s illness. Mr and Mrs S J McCune of Brilliant go to Ithaca NY for Cornell commencement. then to Washington DC to visit nephew John McCune in the War Department.
President Taft and Mrs Taft led a brimming reception at the executive mansion amid a royal procession and a military band. Dignitaries, cabinet members, senators, and congressmen greeted them beneath a canopy as guests moved along a purple carpet to a lavish feast, with flowers and honored ceremony marking 25 years of marriage.
William A Allen died at his daughter Mrs A J Barber's home 215 South Third street Tuesday at 5 50 am aged 95 after a three month Illness from age related ailments Born in Hiram Ohio his wife died 19 years ago at Windham Ohio Survived by one sister Mrs Lynde of Ravenna Ohio Funeral plans call for burial in Hiram after services in Ravenna noting his years as a farmer and respected local citizen
William J. Sapp aged 67, father of H. T. Sapp and general manager of the Bell Telephone Co., died at his home on 17th Street South Side Pittsburg after a brief illness from Brights disease. He had previously recovered from a spring attack while serving as city schools truancy officer. He grew ill again last evening and his father died moments before he reached home. He leaves a family.
In a Monday Circuit Court session Belgians Marie Requilez and Pierti Requiez faced alimony issues with Judge Richards refusing to hear more witnesses and ordering the “star boarder” to stay away. Ida Copeland obtained a divorce from Edw. Copeland for drunkenness and neglect with custody and alimony terms. Patrick Burns seeks alimony and divorce with custody, alleging drunkenness and threats. Anselmino Devitins and Margaret Wright were granted divorces on absence and neglect grounds, with Wright receiving alimony and a name change. The Isaac Fithen case against Louise Otte was dismissed to probate court.
The deceased, his wife, and one son H. T. Sapp, of this city, will have funeral services from his late home on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
Alexander Lang in Amsterdam, long respected leader, died Friday June 16 at 83. Born in 1828 in Donegal Ireland he came to the United States at 23 and settled in Amsterdam with the Scott family. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm drew vast local attendance. He leaves a sister Mrs Patrick Cunningham and her son John.
Mrs. Arter Beatty of Archer township Harrison county dies on Monday the 12th aged about 81. She lived on the farm where she died for over fifty years. Survived by four sons Johnston Mingo Junction William Scio Arthur. Two daughters died in childhood and Amanda remained at home as mother’s helper.
East Springfeld O Frank of Spokane Washington. sister Mrs Margaret Thompson Cadiz. Funeral services were held for D. G. Stewart formerly of this city now Pittsburgh hospital president. He hosted a reciprocity dinner at the Pittsburgh Athletic Club with fifty guests, Killarney roses on tables. Earlier, funeral services for the late Howard Hendry occurred at John McClare’s residence with Rev Carl Stackman officiating. Pallbearers included W D Downer William A C Huscroft Frank Lyons Phil Sharp Robt J Davis and Frank Ault.
Additional incorporation personal returns to the Auditor include Steubenville Land Co. 3800 dollars Fitzsimmons Lumber Co. 5730 dollars Erwin and Robinson Co. 12000 dollars O and P Coal Co. Yorkville 7580 dollars O and P Coal Co. Amsterdam 10120 dollars Nicholson Brick Co. 2146.90 dollars Chicago Wall Paper Mill 6078 dollars.
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