Memorial services for deceased members of the I O O F lodge
Correspondence notes memorial services at M B church for Odd Fellows with Rev H D Gilbert and other pastors. Attendees from Tiltonville Smithfield and Warrenton. choir provided selections. Also reports visits and travels of local residents including C P and Daughters, church activities, and regional happenings around Arrenton Steubenville and Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fl. O. O. F. Lodge
M. B
H. D. Gilbert
R.C. Stewart
Prebyterian
Reese
Smithfield
Gilbert
Odd Fellows
Tiltonville
Warrenton
Edwin Tanley
William Tuttle
Toronto
Louis E. Prickman
Pittsburgh
Alice K. Lewis
Sherrodaville
J. J. Billingsly
Wellaburg
Deiss
Glanice Kauffman
Evett
Helena
Bertha Smith
Martins Ferry
Amy Payne
East Springfield Notes and Local Events Summary
East Springfield reports a busy period with church events, a Wool Growers shipment, and community notices. The Salem township hosted a Sunday school convention at KW church with ministers H Davidson and Prof. Wright speaking. town officers were elected. farmers shipped several carloads of wool to Amsterdam and anticipate about 10 carloads for Jefferson County.
Salineville News Tells Of Graduates And Local Happenings
Fourteen Salineville High School graduates travel to Kent to train as directing helpers for youth. Other items note church baseball games June 20, 23, and 27, a plea for friendly competition, family moves to Salineville, short hay crops, Hart Bros. cars, new Methodist church, and residents Mrs. Lange and Mrs. Bunn returning or arriving from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salineville High School
Kent
Meryl
George
Elizabeth Loche
Nellie Toban
Olive Dorrance
Faye Foddy
Christian ‘Church
Rileys
United Presbyteriian
Catholic
M.H. Church
Presbyterian
James McBane
Bergholz
Salineville
Walker George
Orville Madison
Cleveland
Oakland
Hart Bros
Methodista
William Hill
Warren Hill
T. Lange
Masaillon
W.E. Bunn
Youngstown
Local Briefs From Steubenville Weekly Herald
The Steubenville weekly paper dated June 23 1921 reports local notices and short items from the Steubenville area. It includes community announcements, small notices, and brief market or social news items typical of a midweek issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Steubenville
Weekly Herald
Local Social Rounds Note Visits
Henry James of Weems spent Sabbath with D. H. Jones and family. C. W. Cookson spent Wednesday in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James of
Weems
D. H. Jones
C. W. Cookson
Steubenville
Five Days of Rest Recreation at Smithfield Chautauque
Recreation and instruction program runs five days at Smithfield Chautauque beginning June 26 with activities and guidance for attendees. The notice notes dates June 21 and 24 as related markers and outlines schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Chautauque
Local Social Roundup of Steubenville Residents and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Ross Mathes of Steubenville visit family here. Mrs Charles Russell and sister from Hammondsville stay with sister Mrs Crrl in Richmond. John Van Dyke at home for summer. Driller Mr McDevitt leaves for Pittsburg. replacement Mr Roof arrives. Mrs Fuller and son Charles return to Pittsburg after visit. Bert House from Detroit visits sister Mrs George Jackman. William Siward and wife of Steubenville spend weekend at Carson's. Althea Love of Wellsville visits Ruth Russell. Mrs Wm Lowry and son Charles spend Friday in East Liverpool with Kinstoll T H Carson Rev Clyde Conn and wife and Mrs Fisher at Carson home. Grace Mathes returns from Weirton to spend harvest days. Eva Mae Van Dyke recovering from appendicitis in East Liverpool hospital expected home soon. Children's Day entertainment to be held Sunday evening June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina Stringer
Miss Stringer
Lawrence Merryman
D. M. Verveys
James Kithcart
Smithield
C. Mather
H. J. Merryman
J. J. Merrymans
George Hammond
Smithfield
Bloomfield
Elmer Copeland
Harold MceEndree
Florence and
Mary Hervey
Market St
Steubbenville
John ‘Wiggins
T. C. McEndree
J. I. Mansfield
J. B. Simeral
W. B. Simeral
Grace
Simeral
Steubenville
Adella Moore
C. V. Cale
Tom Mansfield
Jewett
Jacob Mansfield
Jennie Merryman
Jessie
Edith Harrin
A. J. Plants
C. W. Cookson
West
Will Hoobler
W. Rabe
Columbus
Will Cookson
New Alexandria
J . Mansfield
W. Stabe
Elizabeth Rabe
Blanche Barnes
Delaware
Raymond, Ferrer
Unionport
Mary Lowry
Delta
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hoffman
M. F. Calhoun
Ferrell
Anthony Blackburn
J. N. Tosseng
Illinois
Marion Seitz Jr
Orville Mallernee
J. J. .Merryman
L. W. Merry- Man
J. C. Hamilton
Pittsburg
Frances Bowers
Steubvenville
C. W. Burris
Harry Crabb
Joy Adams
J. Trimmer
Daniel Rensl
Parelti
Samuel
Sarah N. Parks
Chas Allison
Hopedale
J. Hoobler
Gettysburg
Hush Merriam
Kent Jhio
McIntyre
Harry
Call
Hannah Buchanan
William Fryer
Edward Fryer
Gene
Lawrence
Helen
Newark
Mrs. Cole
Ed Thompson
Elmer Thompson
Green Street
H. S. Peters
James Crew
J. H. Watt
Maggie Jenkins
Wheeling
Lucie Barnhouse
Grace Barnhouse
Miss Barnhouse
Charles Karns
Canal Dover
Ohio
Anna Timmerman
John Gallon
Walter H. Cole
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cole
Richmond
Florida
Lucie Thompson
George Durnlap
Canton
Dunlap
Thompson
John Copeland
Dave Graham
Lester Suttons
New Harrisburg
John D. Wilson
Bacon Ridge
Howard Burenett
Bargholz
Dan Peges
The
Wool Growers Association
Ohio Sheep Nd Wool Growers’ Association
D. L. Watt
Crowe
Cleveland
Presbyteriaa
Shelly Irvine
Morrison Craft
Tappan
Kinchaville
Ross Deets
West Main Street
Albert Grimm
Vyula Sprague
Florence Jackman
Steubenville i
Stienne Crowe
A. N. Crowe
John Peterson
L. A. Maxwell
Charles Caldwell
Ruby
Ernest Steitz
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
S. P. Loyd
Richmond Methodist Church
James Huscroft
Jean
Louise Francy
Toronto
Walnut Street
Ollidene
Hilda McGrail
Wm. Carson
Pine Grove Ridge
Grace, Arnold
J. W. Hoyt
Charles Blackwell
Gertrude
Liverpool
J.T. Huscroft
Missionary Society
Two Ridges
James Potter
Bond
Fisher
Howell
Magee
Vesta Johnston
H. M. Stewart
Harry Peggs
Haupt
Daniel Peggs
Mary Eleanor Walker
McKeesport
William Howes Justice
Pittsburgh
J. T
Ea Moore Walker
Frank Walker
Ella Moore
Christian Endeavor Societies
Dayton
Steubenville and Vicinity
Messrs
George J. Barthhold
Earl Jackkman
Harry Linderman
Irene McDowell
Mary Runyan
Clara Powers
Katherine Schnorrenburg
Alice Adams
Ross Mathes
Charles Russell
Irwin Stewart
Hammondsville
Crrl
John van Dyke
State University
McDevitt
Roof
Ruth Russell
Wm. Lowry
Chas
East Liverpool
Kinstoll
T. H. Carson
Clyde Conn
Fisher Jealld
Carson
Grace Mathes
Weirton
W. Va
Eva Mae van Dyke
East Liverpool Hospital
Irish Boycott Debate Split at Convention
An Irish question before the convention sparked a bitter intra group clash. One faction urged a resolution backing a boycott by American organized labor of British products and concerns, while a rival faction favored a sympathetic resolution reported from the resolutions committee.
Steubenville Leaders Push Regional Revival at Forum
Alexander Dunbar, president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, visits to address the Forum Committee of the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. The piece praises local leadership and transport issues, notes Wheeling investment in Steubenville, and promotes a five day Smithfield Chautauqua outing starting June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans
Bloomfield
Smithfield
Alexander Dunbar
Alex Dunbar
Chamber of Commerce
Alex
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Fort Steuben
Wheeling
Wheeling Country Club
Wheeling Capial
Steubenville
Athens
Upper
Ohio
Florence
Europe
Public utilities at center stage in community reflection
The piece extols public utilities as silent, faithful servants powering daily life from lights to phones to transit. It recalls Solomon’s wealth to contrast modern comforts, notes how interruptions reveal dependence, and urges the 23 June 186th community to consider its role in sustaining these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
New York
San Francisco
London
Shanghai
Capetown
Rome
Ohio
Public Utilities as Community Prosperity and Justice
A speaker argues for strong public utility oversight to ensure reliable light heat and transport while urging fair rates. He warns that utilities must not wield hard bargains or dominate the community, and that balanced regulation benefits both utilities and residents.
Smithfield Chatitanaua Begins Sunday June 26
Local listings announce the Smithfield program kicking off on Sunday June 26 with a schedule update. The notice notes community events and a brief overview of activities set to unfold in the upcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Appointment of Executor for Elizabeth Kuester Estate
Charles Kuester has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Elizabeth Kuester, late of Jefferson county, Ohio, deceased. Dated June 18, 1921. John G. Belknap, Probate Judge. Kerr, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Beaumont Hays
Gladys Hays
Gladys Bray
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
J. W. Porter
Elizabeth Kuester
Charles Kuester
Oes
Tyne
A. D
Is. C . Kerr
John’g. Belknap
Said County
Studies from Life Jessie Rae Taylor in Male Impersonations Only
A brief feature profiles Jessie Rae Taylor exploring stage work and performances focused on male impersonations. It notes Taylor's approach, audience reception, and the cultural context surrounding cross gender presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Temple
Jessie Rae Taylor
Concert and Lecture Offerings at Local Event
The Batting Mahler Company presents a concert while Mrs. D Pirie Beyea delivers a lecture titled Four Corner stones of Citizenship. Fr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batting-Mahler Company
D. Pirie Beyen
Batting- Mahler Company
D. Pirie Beyea
Lecture and Concert Highlights Featuring Noted Artists
A program listing multiple events includes Dr Mat- This Niog presenting Big Bugs and Big Humbugs, 91H uson Wilbur Chase of De- Mark Swan's Comedy Her troit Own Money. A Concert De Luxe showcases the Wagnerian Quintet of Boston directed by Jules Osma with a Spanish pianist. An entertainment lecture Songs and Stories of Familiar Birds by Charlie Crawford Gorst the Great Naturalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satting-Mahler
G. R. Lowe
Mattigan Wilbur Chase
Detroit
Vivian Players
Mark Swan
Boston
Jules Oxma
Mat- This
Wilbur Chase
de- Mark Swan
Jules Osma
Wagneria Quintet
Charlie Crawford Gorst
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Rayland
Ly Gettevieve
Misa Elsie Isden
Kent Normal Cole
Emmett McDerott
Massillon
Mary Kiss
Arrenton
Fred Colon
Wellsburg
J. J. Ppesby
Es Haythorne
Newexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado Springs
Tey
Lookout Mountain
W. D. Hoge
Florence Mcbnahey
John Greenlee
Little
Master Allen
Mina Rheinsnider
the Hagles
Steubenvile
Clyde Sixsmith
Guernsey County
Wm. Wagh
Ernestchka
Lewis Haythorne
Cleora’ Greenlee
Jessie Shannon
Victoria Thearem
Stahl
Swift and Co
R. Kerr
C. M. Beresford
Alliance
Mt Union College
Springfield
Salem Township
H. Davidson
Two Ridge Church
Aul Wright
County Association
George Lawon
E. Eavidson
E. Springfield, Viceesident; Mrs. C. D. Rhinehart, Pcretary, and R. O
Amsterdam
Association
W. L. Hales
South West
Pomona Grange
Wintersvlille
Thomas Lewis
Charles Bake
BE. BD
Dennis Frost
Troy
Iison
Arket Street
Arthur D. Carpenter
Seattle
Robert C. Macauley
Charles Crawford Gorst
Chase
R. D
Missionary Society of the East Springfield M. E
Hert’ Price
Gault
Annapolis
Newburn
Rittenhouse
Martha Potts
John M. Copeland
Giest
J. I. Copeland
Ella Lee
Will Tipton
C. H. Trimmer
Hobart Merryman
George Flohr
Alta Dodds
Sharon, Pa
Harry Dodds
Dyce
Parks D. M. Merryman
J. A. Calderhead
Eunice Green
Cambridge
Florence Mercer
Automobile
Presbyterians
United Presbyterians United
Cora Rose
Grave
Mabel Barnhouse
Helen Lawrence
F. E. McCullough
Laura Porter
East Springfield
Mary Welday
Ella Hague
Mary J. Cole
Ida McIntyre
Elizabeth Kilgore
Lyde Jackman
Clyde Hosterman
P. L. Rodgers
Eleanor
Dorothy McKnight
High Street
Newton Winland
Bridegport
Tred Eberhardt
James W. Stephenson
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Tewett
Pine Grove
Lewis
Smithfield Chautauqua
Annee
Agen‘cies
Steubenville Bank
Steubenville Bank & Trust Co
Fourth Street
Chautauqua
Smithfield, C
Arthur D Carpenter
Temple
Robert C., Macauley
Battine Mahler
R Lowe
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