Prowells and neighbors mingle in Morganza visit
CORRESPONDENCE notes Mr and Mrs Joe B Prowell guests of Mr and Mrs William L in Morganza Pa Republicans praise Taft for President Rev L Eldredge and family visit Mingo Junction Epworth league convention attendance Mrs Anna Grimm dies funeral held in Toronto Bloomfield ties and local clergy ties high school teaching job Ralph Hay hired from Connellsville Monnie Frazier visits Hopedale and Merryman. various local farm, church, and social notes across Steubenville region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Prowell
Morganza
William Lan
Eg Taft
L. Eldredge
Fetch
Mingo Junction
Epworth League
Anna Mohn Grimm
Toronto
Perth
John D. Speer
Ollie Welday
State University
Atens
Miss Copenhaven
East Liverpool
Frank Heobler
Faye Willemin
Fernwood
Grange
Winteraville
Grange A. Orseal
Will
Mt. Gilead
David Hervey
Maude Parks
Dayton
Robert
Cike
Cisoak
Whittaker
Carrie Oo
Steubenville
Belle Porter
Charles
Anna Whitten
Smithfield
Jennie ON
Wayne Salem
Moore
Harold
CA. Parks
Anquet
C. Cookson
A. P. Hamsaith
Bloomfield
My Ke Klar
Ubrichs
Arles. Mather
F. FE
Laylander
Pittsburg
Eliza Thomp
Eugene Hoobler
Ferndood Wind Storm Damages Farms and Homes
A wind storm last Friday caused extensive damage in Ferndood with fruit trees blown down and structures wrecked. Howard Ekey’s sheep barn collapsed, Robert Holmes silo damaged, and Simon Loftus calf barn unroofed. William Parrish remains in critical condition after an accident last Friday. Others, including Miss Margaret Gault and Fred McManus family, report injuries and travel to nearby Bloomfield and Steubenville for visits and business. J. B. Thompson of the Grange assisted Bert Gorsuch with storm claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ekey
Robert Holmes
Simon Loftus
William Leech
William Parrish
Gill
Margaret Gault
Wererhe
Fred McManus
Bloomfield
George Barthold
Steubenville
L. D. Graham
Thompson
the Grange
Bert Gorsu
Alma Roe
Pine Grove notes of harvest and visits amid weather
Farmers begin harvests despite unfavorable weather. Miss Ora Carnon returns from Alliance to attend Sci College summer term. Van Dyke family from Wellsville visits D. H. Van Dyke. T Lowry and wife visit Floyd Walker. Lena Culp visits the Ridge. Road work resumes repairing roads. John and Frank Van Dyke return to college work. William Harbour and family from Wellsville visit. Children’s Day at Mt. Zion draws local youth. F A Van Dyke, a teacher, to attend Cleveland conve tion of a large association in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Carnon
Alliance
Scie College
van Dyke
Wellsville
D. H. van Dyke
T. Lowry
Floyd Walker
Lena Culp
John and
Frank van Dyke
Scio
William Harbour
Mt. Zion
F. A. van Dyke
N.B. A
Cleveland
Chester
W. Ma
Gerne
Hazel Dell Roads Improve Under Supervisor Boyd
Roads are being improved in Hazel Dell under supervisor Allen Boyd with four teams hauling through the warm day. George Jewell, Johnson, Berneral and Welday drive the teams as local farmers praise the effort and the commitment to better roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
Mr. Boyd
George Jewell
Mr. Johnson
B. Simeral
C. D. Welday
Newcomerstown
Dennison
Mr. Cobb
Stephen Smith
Scio
Smith
E. J. Gilkinson
Two Ridges
Cleveland
New Philadelphia
John Wilson
James Johnston
Annapolis Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors
East Spring resident John Kirkpatrick passed through town on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Price went to Steubenville on business. Falton visited Alliance friends and attended Mt. Union College commencement. Iva and Florence Dunlap visited grandparents Mr and Mrs. Myers. Floyd Miser and Russell Johnson spent a day at Unionport last week. Mrs. J S Miser and Mrs. Margaret Gault attended communion at East Springfield. Mrs. G F Swan and son returned home to Carrothton after a few days with relatives. A B Johnson and J B Fulign were mentioned in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trondale
Peek
Mt. Union College
Amelia Elliott
Alliance
Tracy
Toronto
James Boring
Samuel Lawson
Brookhaven
Long Island
Mt. Union
Mip
W. HH. Dickerson
Ross Kennedy
Canal Dover
Rev. Peck
Lila Downer
Dora Duck
Mingo Junction
C. C. Stear
Pittsburg
Charles Aiken
Me Clemens, Mich
Jesse Eaken
Cora Miser
Robert Shultz
Inez
Amsterdam
W. J. Beatty
Gea
Alation
Cadae
Miss Nehate
Mod
Cadiz
Cyrus Ised
James Copeland
Jewett
Unionport
Ruth Dye
Emily Burton
Mingo
E. S. Ferrell
Frank Rutledge
Mrs. Evans
William Leas
John Kirkpatrick
East Spring
E. Price
Steubenville
Va Falton
Iva
Florence Dunlap
Myers
Floyd Miser
Russell Johnson
J. S. Miser
Margaret Gault
East Springfield
G. F. Swan
Carrothton
A.B. Johnson
J.B. Fulign
Gabe
Unionport notes brisk lumber trade and community events
George Polen ships wool to Eastern mills as two local mills cut timber at the station. Squire Vorhees improves and walks unaided. Children’s Day at Presbyterian church June 21 draws praise for the program. Miss Nettie McClelland to close a successful school term. Mae Vorhes takes a bookkeeper post in Steubenville. District Lecturer Moore visits Unionport lodge F U A M. a sociable supper follows. A lawn social at M E church enjoys ice cream and cake. Mabel Reed returns from Cadiz visit. Talks of building pikes near Unionport. roads become muddy in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Polen
Samuel Vorhees
Presbyterian Church
Nettie McClelland
Mae Vorhes
Steubenville
Moore
Unionport Lodge
Destructive Cyclone Strikes City Houses and River Boats
A damaging cyclone battered the city with downed trees and blown roofs. Houses on South High and South Third streets suffered shattered windows, collapsed porches, and interior damage while riverfront boats and houseboats lost roofs or were moved by the wind. A woman was severely injured by a falling apple tree, and a street sewer job near Franklin Avenue was wrecked by heavy rain and rushing water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Andrews
South Third Street
Charles Floto
Lake Erie Avenue
William Granger
Maud Garrett Reager
Jacob Louser
South High Street
George Callender
Jerome Davidson
John Roe
Albert McLaster
John Rodgers
Elisha Hinds
William Lindsay
Lindsay
Smithheld
Charles Richards
Mr. Richards
Andrew Madigan
Madigan
North End
Franklin Avenue
Fourth
Fifth
Fourth Street
Ross Park
Wells Homestead
West Virginia
Steubenville
Colliers Station
P. Lodge
East Liverpool
Yellow Creek
Brilliant
Born
George W. Egiin
Edward
McDevitt
High Street
South Street
Cyclone devastates Steubenville neighborhood in intense storm
A fierce cyclone struck Steubenville Friday evening causing widespread damage. Trees toppled, barns wrecked, glass windows shattered, and lines of flight left dust and debris in the air as residents watched in fear. Several properties along Lincoln avenue and South Fourth Street suffered major harm including McNeal, Fielding, Risden, and Miller holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Coal Hill
A. R. McNeal
Edward McNeal
McNeal
Lincoln Avenue
John Wilson
Stack
Barthold
McDevitt
Clarence’ Beam
McDevitt Promerty
Tob Ob Bates
Telenhoane
South Third
Taft Train Narrowly Escapes Wreck in Ohio Run
Secretary Taft traveling on the Pan Handle flyer between Cincinnati and the East rode through Steubenville after a near disaster near Coshocton. A broken piston rod cracked the locomotive but quick action by a towerman and the engineer stopped the six car train at a sharp Coshocton curve. Taft and Minnesota committeeman Kellogg were aboard. Taft planned Yale commencement and a move toward the war department handover, with no comment on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Steubenville
Cincinnati
Coshocton
Taft
National
Kellogg
Dennison
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
James T. Williams
Pittsburg
East
Union
Yale
Washington
War Department
Republican Federn
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Jefferson County
The Jefferson Building and Savings Company sues Samuel W Tanley and Olive Tanley. By order of sale, on Monday July 27 1908 at 1 pm, at the front door of Steubenville Court House, lot 22 in John W Risher’s addition to Mingo Junction Ohio, minus coal and mineral rights. Appraised at 1590 dollars. Dunlavey F Voores, Sheriff. McClave and McClave, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Tanley
Olive Tanley
Court of Common Pleas
Steubenville
County of
Jefferson
State of
Ohio
John W. Risher
Mingo Junction
Dunlavey F. Vorees
Board of Education
Adena Village
Adena
Nmber
Jefferson County
Banana Cream Dessert Recipe From Evening Correspondent
A dubious dessert note advises peeling five bananas and sugaring them, then folding in whipped cream and gelatin. Dissolved lemon Jell O and hot water are mentioned with vague instructions to mold and garnish with candied cherries, amid garbled wording and missing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desser
Sacha
Spring Fever Remedy Promises Quick Boost
A Spring or early summer dullness is described as spring fever without fever, caused by winter habits. Dr Shoop's Restorative is promoted as a rapid tonic to lift nerves, energy, appetite, digestion, and overall vitality within 48 hours. Henderson Drug Co promotes its use nationwide through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Co
Kidney Cure Promise From Local Drugstore Ad
If you inquire you will see many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles. If the patient is not beyond medical aid Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never disappoints. Beall and Steele, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Beall & Steele
Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Praised by Customer
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cured his chronic sensitication and proves to be a thorough practical remedy. Beall and Steele, druggists, note the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Beall & Steele
Parole Hearing Sought for Geo Ki Coski at Ohio State Reformatory
Notice that Geo Ki Coski, confined at the Ohio State Reformatory, is eligible for parole consideration. The Superintendent and Chaplain will recommend him for parole, with a hearing to be held on or after July 21, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kicoski
Ohio State Reformatory
Board of Managers
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Barber’s Hollow
Bantam Ridge
Wintersville
Flora Ross
Ethel McElroy
Ridges
Charles Scott
Mary Wright
Belle
F. S. Allen
Robert Herron
Reed's Mills
Wm. Huston
Frank
Donelson Bros
McElroy
Chas, Wesday
Ghost Hollow
Cross Creek
Irondale
Pine Grove
Annapolis
George Boyd
Boyd
David James
Pope Tin Works
Slack Street
la Belle Iron
Wells Street
Yurjevic
Mrs. Gordon
Eli Hamilton
Wes Pettit
Walter Maccabees
Chas. Taylor
Selick's
la Belle
Harry Lazelle
al. Tisher
Queen City
John Swaney
Louie
Samuel Pearce
Pleasant Heights
Raymond
M. E
New Alexandria
Roland Wiugh
Union Cemetery
B. W. Mettenberger
Near Coshocton
A. M. Ake
Beall Steele
The
Jefferson Building & Savings Company
McClave & McClave
Cy Cas BeCherk
Harrison
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