Of the Season Casino Promenade Concert in Steubenville
A grand Tuesday evening promenade and dance at the casino Stanton Park drew Steubenville society in brilliant attire. Hosts Forney McCullough Dougherty Hare Miller provided a woodland backdrop with roses and laurel while guests wore elegant gowns and full dress. The program featured Mrs. Forney in song, a refined banquet, and a grand march as about 100 couples departed after a long evening of music, dining, and dancing.
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Steubenville
Stanton Park
Jr. W. Forney
J. Alva McCullough
F. Y. Dougherty
Katherine Hare
Wm. Mae D. Miller
Fairy Land
Venice
Forney
Aigay Oceans
Forstrom
da Traviatt
Dundee
J. R. Mossprove
Py Me Fadden
H. Earl Me Fadden
A. G. Lee
Me Clinton
J. W. Gill
Ida A. Means
Allison
W. M. Beall
Jessie and
Huelah Pearce
D. J. Sinclair
A A. Eliott
Charles Gallagher
Gallagher
J. L. Holton
Miss Holton
Helen McCook
A. A Franzheim
Parks
Missee Steele
Kells
Sherrard
Erskine
FE. F. Feist
J. W. Forney
EF. Wt Daugherty
Ely
Mary Wright
Pittsburg
Glass
Wheeling
H. G. Mooney
Willam
Pauline Smith
Toronto
Frank Harris
Barnesville
William Monghrige
Yale
Denver
Darwin S. Wolcota
Mactie
London
Ontario
Chas. Daugherty
Bridgeport
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Cadiz resident J N Johnson visits son Ernest in Steubenville while Bellaire’s Marie Watt visits friends in Steubenville and Joseph Maxwell returns from Mason City W Va. Numerous gatherings, arrivals, and departures mark the week with visits to Wheeling Canton Canton Dover and Martins Ferry. A St Stephens picnic at Stanton Park, church class activities, and a Martins Ferry marriage of George Barr Jr to Austa Francis are noted along with other social appearances across the region.
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J. N. Johnson
Cadiz
Ernest Johnson
Marie Watt
Bellaire
Steubenville
Joseph W. Maxwell
Mason City
W. Va
Mary Wright
Pittsburg
E. Y. Dougherty
Ralph Loup
Fort Worth
Texas
Robert Robert C. Kirk
Robert, Jr
Wheeling
John Smith
LeRoy Foster
Mt. Clemens
Mich
William Linch
Leasant
Earl Godfrey
Titusville
Alma Floto
St. Stephens
Stanton Park
Earl Dodds
Gus Sun
Joseph Dodds
Thomas Morgan
Martins Ferry
Morgan
Laughlin Mill
Rose Mettenberger
Cincinnati
City
Canal Dover
Cleveland
Edward Sipp
May Murphy
Canton
James Winters
Minna Schoenherr
la Belle View
Miss Glass
Mary Holton
George Mitchell
Irene
Mitchell
William H. McClinton Jr
East Liverpool
W. H. McCinton
South Third Street
James McHugh
Chicago
Mary McHugh
B.S. Maxwell
Madhe
M. E. Church
Helma Woods
Frederick Hupp
Nellie Birkhimer
Belhaven
N. C
Chas. Hupp
Tiltonville
Paul R. Strain
Worthmore Farm
Brooke County
Mary Evans
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
England
Alice: Moore Barriclow
Beatty Moore
J. Bo. McCullough
North Fourth Street
Mr. Moore
Clyde Wier
Elks National Convention
Portland
Oregon
Steubenville Dodge B. P. O. E
Columbus
T. C. Wier
Wier
Louise Strain
St. Louis
Sarah B
M. C. Mitchell
Louis Manley
J. B. ‘Manley
Mingo
Wm. Kennon
Congress
Clay
Calhoun
Manley
H. E. Beatty
Pittsburgh
William McDowell
Wellsburg
Bartley Joyce
Atlantic City
Messrs
Caldwell and
Fulton
Paris
Floyd R. Smith
Susan L. Monigold
Elsie M. Hayes
Joseph Greenberg
Rose Karitz
Boston
Maine
Raymond, Smythe
Berg4hola
Ethel S. Kells
Beaver
Jno. Longacre
Edna
Coestonia
James Longacre
Aml
Mina Applegate
Mis
Kate Maley
Inlaw
Patrick Maley
North Seventh Street
Edward Maley
Joseph Walters
Albkanina
James Hout
Ross Street
Richmond
Walters
Walter Edgar
Luther Johnson
Geo. Anderson
William Green
National Brotherhood of Potters
Anderson
Green
Organization
Potters
A. A. Bauer
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Paulding
Ohio
Bauer
Weddings and social events in Martins Ferry area
Miss Martha Winston hosted a Nimble Thimble Dink seven course dinner for Mrs. J Jackson of Sprigfield O. The M A N club of Martins Ferry enjoyed a social at Mrs. Garfield Perkins home with a luncheon at one. The wedding of William Culver Gist and Iris Tennant took place in Morgantown W V with plans to live in Charleston after August 1. Also noted were visits by Hon C L Weems and Anthony Conroy resuming motorman duties in Rayland.
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Wy Hunter
J. S. Hunter
Elizabeth Versaillion
J. J. Vermillion
Toronto
Martha Winston
William Culver Gist
Old Trail Delegation Visits Ohio For Good Roads Plan
A Los Angeles delegation plans to traverse the Old Trail from coast to Washington to assess road conditions and seek national aid. Ohio officials and the Ohio Good Roads Federation will host them, sharing success stories from other states and advocating a statewide wagon road system funded by bonds. The visit follows a Kansas City gathering that formed the National Old Trail Ocean to Ocean Association and promotes uniform, modern highways across Ohio ahead of primaries.
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Los Angeles
California
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Congress
Ohio Goo Roads Federation
J. H. Marker
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Kansas City
Old Trail
Commonwealth
Archibald H. Huston
State Federation
United States Senate Committee On
Washington
House of Representatives
Death of Mrs Worthington. former Steubenville resident dies in Chicago
Mrs Calvin Worthington widow of Calvin Worthington dies Wednesday morning in Chicago after a Bright's disease illness. A former Steubenville schoolteacher, she is survived by husband Walter two sons Walter and Henry, sister Emma King and brother David Moreland. Interment in Chicago Friday with pallbearers T C Helms Stewart Winters Norman Winters and George Murphy.
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XN. J. Beltz
Chicago
Calvin Worthingtes
Treubenville
Worthington
David and
Hannah Moreland
Steubenville
Bright
Walter
Henry
Emma
KR. W. King
Philadelphia
David Moreland
Hanifine Church
Margaret
City of the Dead
T. C. Helms
Stewart Winters
Norman Winers
George Murphy
Deaths of Prof Crawford and Mrs McGee in 1912 Scio area
Prof J Edgar Crawford of Leesville died June 20 1912 at the Crawford homestead near Scio after illness following his school career. He leaves widow son and two daughters, plus parents and siblings. Funeral held with local clergy and Board of Education pallbearers. Mrs Nancy McGee widow of Obediah McGee died same day at age 76 at Brilliant, well remembered for Christian motherhood. She leaves six children including Homer and Emmet McGee, with funeral at the family homestead.
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J. Edgar Crawford
John Edgar Crawford
Leesville
Crawford
Scio
A. J. Crawford
Fae
Fathler
Wm. F. Crawford
First National Bank
Dillonvale
Wom. Fischer
M. FE. Church
Barden
Jewett
Hill
Board of Education
Nancy McGee
Obediah McGee
Brilliant
Mrs. McGee
Captain
Margaret Teel
Wells Township
People of God
Christan Church
Homer McGee
Emmet McGee
T. B. McGee
Follawsbee
D. M. Blutcher
Lula McGee
Greensburg Pa
Ortha McGee
Taylor
Mh County
Emmet
Homer
B. McGee
William McGee
Miss Olive Burris Dies in Bloomfield at Seven
Miss Olive Burris died this morning at seven at her Bloomfield home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the house at ten and at the Presbyterian church at ten thirty. The community mourns the death of a beloved and admired young woman. An obituary notice will appear later.
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Olive Burris
Bloomfield
Presbyterian Church
Funeral Services for Mrs James Winters Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs James Winters were conducted at the family residence on South Fourth Street Tuesday afternoon with Rev Dr McCarty officiating and assisted by a quartet from the First M E Church. The service concluded with thanks.
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James Winters
Famly
South Fourth * Street
McCarty
M. E. Church
Death notice for J. T. Copeland in Bloomingdale
J T Copeland died at his Bloomingdale home Saturday at 4 15 pm aged 64. The funeral is planned for Tuesday at 11 am and a fuller notice will follow.
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J. T. Copeland
Bloomingdale
Funeral services for Marguerite Criss held at home
The funeral services for Marguerite Ethel Criss were held on Tuesday afternoon at her late home with Rev Rowland officiating. After the service her flower laden casket was borne to the tomb by Ronald Davison, Robert Morris, Emeline Harris and Louis Magle.
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Marguerite Ethel Criss
Rowland
Ronald Davison
Robert Morris
Emeline Harris
Louis Magle
Navy Yards Face Closure as Congress Delayed Aid
Washington June 26 Nearly 30 workers at government navy yards will lose jobs Monday unless Congress provides funding before July 1. Navy department issues provisional order to close yards. Oyster Bay June 26 Col Roosevelt receives many telegrams and letters endorsing the progressive party plan. Supporters form a fund for organization expenses, including a $1500 check.
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Washington
Congress
Navy Department
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Movement For the
Progressive Party
Taft to Decide GOP Organization And Roosevelt Holds
Chicago June 24 The Republican National Committee will be reorganized and Roosevelt supporters still in committee posts will be addressed by President Taft. The committee adjourned after naming delegates to confer with Taft including Niedringhaus Missouri West Illinois Clayton Arkansas Warren Michigan Estabrook New Hampshire Sanders Tennessee Adams Iowa Perkins Washington Martin Virginia.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
T. Kk. Niedringhaus
Missouri
Roy O. West
Illinois
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Chas. Warren
Michigan
Fred W. Estabrook
New Hampshire
Howell Sanders
Tennessee
John
Labor leaders found guilty in Bucks boycott contempt case
Washington June 24 Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison officials of the American Federation of Labor were found guilty of contempt of court by Justice Daniel Wright. Gompers and Morrison were sentenced to one year and nine months respectively as the judge declared the AFL had designedly suppressed the truth and published false statements about Bucks Store Co. Jackson June 21 Jackson County voted dry by 550 in a Beal law election with Oak Hill remaining dry for decades amid nearby wet counties.
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Washington
Samuel Geimpers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Daniel Wright
Bucks
Justice Wright
Gompers
Morrison
Wiight
Mitchell
Wright
Supreme Court
Bucks Company
Cott
Jackson
Rose
Oak Hill
Scioto
Lawrence
Severe hailstorm floods Wellsburg and surrounding towns
Wellsburg endured a cloudburst with hail and floodwaters that inundated streets, gardens, and the new high school basement, while Mingo Brilliant and Steubenville faced heavy rain and property damage. A large work crew bailed two feet of water from the school basement after the stream rise.
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Steubenville
Mingo
Brilliant
Wellsburg
Terrifying hail storm terrifies town with panic on streets
A car ran into a drift causing panic among passengers but no injuries occurred. Citizens throughout the town report extreme fear as a terrific hail storm, described as the worst ever seen in this section of the United States, swept the area.
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United States
Court divorce suit and alimony amid abuse claims
Jeka Krinie sues Mile Krinie for divorce and alimony with maiden name Ribar. They wed July 15, 1911. She alleges neglect and repeated abuse, including leaving home in cold weather and being forced to board borders. Levinson represents her. Mary M Wise vs Ida Jackson et al seeks partition. J H White handles the case. Jessie Conn Compton granted divorce from Buena Vista Compton as he serves a life sentence for habitual criminal in Kentucky penitentiary.
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Jeka Krinie
Mile Krinie
Ribar
Levinson
Mary M. Wise
Ida
Jackson
J. H. White
Jessie Conn Compton
Buena Vista Compton
Kentucky
Many Steubenville Residents Attend Celebrations and Visits
A flurry of short notes from Steubenville and nearby: births, visits, travels, and social plans. Families welcome newborns, travelers join relatives in Toronto, Pittsburgh, and Ottawa. Local clubs host moonlight picnics at Rock Springs. Elks and B P O E delegates head to Portland for conventions. marriages and engagements announced. teachers attend the Ohio Teachers Association at Cedar Point. various residents plan trips abroad and to Atlantic City.
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Valley Hunter
Brilliant
Racine
Wis
Hunter
Will Re Chapman
Jacob Chapman
Trinidad
Colorado
Rev
D. L. McBride
Anti-Saloon League of
Springfield
JIL
Nettie McBride
Denver
Margaret
Judge Richards
Avalon
O. M. Sanford
Alexandria
George N. Henry
Convention of Elks
B. P.O. FE
Portland
Oregon
D. F. Neflig
Annie Hamilton Adams
Liverpool
W. F. Ridgley
Rachel Hamilton
R. L. Ervin
Wm. W. Parmenter
Cedar Point
Ohio
The Boss Washing Machine Sells Modern Electric Washer
An ad touts The Boss washing machine with a medical wash-board design improved by a high speed flywheel. It can be powered by electric water engine or by hand. It claims easy operation and superior cleaning, with order forms via dealers and a booklet on washday hints from The Boss Washing Machine Co. Cincinnati.
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Madget Exerasting
Louisiana
Red Cypress Wood
THE
Boss Washing Machine CO
Norwood Station
Cincinnati
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I. M. Geary
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Pearl Barth
North Wheeling Hospital
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