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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
Readable fragments show visits among Steubenville residents including McIntyre Christian Lula Green and others from Cadiz Chandlar and Toronto. The Alexandria Grange festival raised over 100 dollars, with total contributions exceeding 200 for a piano, plus church guild meetings and school staff updates.
Local items report church gatherings and schedule changes, including a third quarterly meeting, July 4 communion at 2 PM with Dr Hilberry, and preaching at various churches. Mentioned are Children’s Day exercises, February through June activities, and community attendance at Presbyterian and Christian services.
Smythe Culp and family of Hast Liverpool visited Mr and Mrs By FF, Gi W. Bender and daughter Eva in New Somerset Sunday. Charles Maple and family called on Harry Boyd in Berghols. Bender and Culp families shopped in Wellsville Monday. Culp and wife spent Tuesday with Harry Dillon in East Springfield. Rankin Grimes of Bertholz visits friends here. Samuel and Harry Householder transacted business in Wellsville Tuesday. D H Johnson called to Island Creek to see his father Henry, ill. Mrs FE A Sheman of Wellsville visiting Ernest Line. Fe Culp and Charles Wret Beubenville business in New Somerset Friday. Norman Pilgrim and family of Liverpool called on J T Culp. De Wilson was in Maldat. de Culp of Mingo spent day with home folks.
Wordy Jefferson County item lists weddings at Lodi and Hopedale, with Mr Lehman of Lodi and Miss Odessa Couch married. Truex and Odessa Couch from Hopedale also wed, plans for housekeeping at Chandler. several locals attend or host events, visits, and sermons.
Local society items list Ruth Ingler and Irene Stanley visiting Georges Run and Canton kin. Mentions Bud and Ben Stanley visiting Fort Wayne. Benedick family travel to Fort Wayne for study and visit William Benedick. Ralph Karns wed Basil Adrian. couple reside in Carrollton. Mrs Recer and Mrs Polen visit Columbus Akron relatives. Mrs Gaults and Mrs Hoobler visit Akron and Detroit relatives.
Bloomingdale Grange No 1620 held a social at J B Long and sister residence last Saturday evening with about fifty members in attendance. The program featured music by Mrs H R Crabb and Mary Long, readings by Mrs B E Mansfield and Dr Lyle, a piano solo by Mrs George Mather, and a talk by Nancy Mather. Refreshments of ice cream, strawberries and homemade cake were served by the committee. Members are urged to attend the next Grange meeting on July 7 Wednesday evening.
An Annapolis church announces Rev Smith of Canton will become East Springfield pastor. Rev Crawford leaves for a new Oklahoma appointment. A reception for Crawford was held at MoE church. Community notes mention visits, a school festival, and local residents.
Mrs Emerson Price and her son Jack hosted a club benquet at the home of Mr and Mrs William Wilson on Thursday evening of last week with most members and their families present. A large social hour followed by an elegant luncheon prepared by the ladies. Next regular meeting planned for Thursday at Mrs Seitters. Dury sister Clara Fras dey, Mrs Cork Swan and Barry States attended children services Sunday night at Bloomfield. Do not forget the dance of festival Saturday evening June 26.
Mrs. W. DB Hoge hosted her Sunday school class at home. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Paul Buckman, recently married. Newspapers note numerous visits and greetings among Rayland residents, with travels to Columbus Buckeye Lake Chicago and Steubenville and reports of guests from Warren Brilliant Woodsdale and Newell W Va.
Rich mond observances at Presbyterian churches featured a Children Day program with recitations and music by the Ladies Missionary Society. Local residents, visitors, and guests attended events, with social notes covering visits, travels, and farm prices reported for the week.
A collection of social notes lists Mrs Ida Horne of Steubenville visiting sister Mrs Olive Edmistin in Watertown street and other Steubenville visitors. It cites Charles Gille at Carnegie Mills, Miss Rachel Hammond visiting Mr and Mrs George Hammond in Walnut Blye, and numerous mentions of friends from Steubenville, Jewett, Canton, and Lorain. Adds memorial thoughts, church services upcoming July 1 to 4, and community events at Richmond and nearby farms.
A travelogue recounts a Grand Pre visit amid Acadian exile history. The writer details welcome by Kennebec Mayor and officials, the Annapolis Valley journey, Evangeline lore, and the tragedy of 1755. Vivid landscapes and Longfellow’s Evangeline shape the memory of Nova Scotia’s historic site.
Reports from San Francisco indicate preparations for a protracted battle over the party platform with William Jennings Bryan and President Wilson's ally Senator Carter Glass centered on the League of Nations. W Bourke Cochran of New York is named as a possible platform chair, while prohibition remains a dominant issue anticipated to spark lengthy ballots.
A fragmented report notes the withdrawal of William G Meadow and references tense confusion around calls and reactions in the Shore district, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms. The readable pieces point to a local dispute or procedural action affecting a named individual.
Probate court entries show filing to abate probate of the will of Lowe. First and final settlement filed for the estate of Ann J. McQuire and final account filed in the estate of Albert M. Boop.
An individual identified as Kerfang was arrested yesterday and fined 300 dollars plus costs on one charge and 100 dollars on another by Justice Downer. The Hub of L. notes no further trouble for Dan Cupid as several marriage licenses have been sealed in Jefferson County this month.
Marriage notice lists Themes Carlo Clancetta 31 and Francisca De Leonardis 26 of Steuben ville Zeeland plus Miller 26 of Barberton and Hazel B Runyon 24 of Empire. Destinations and exact ceremony details not provided.
Protests by property owners over Piney Fork road easements ended with announced adjustments. Henry Fine and JF Gilchurst of Standard Sugar Co. faced a $10 000 fine in U S District Court in Pittsburgh for sugar profiteering. Myra Chettman of Mt Pleasant jailed on slander charges. 30 days with 5 suspended. Court actions include alimony increases and temporary allowances.
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