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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

5

Personal notices of friends and travel across the region

Fragments list visits, hosting, and departures among residents. Mrs Moralee in Martin's Ferry, Ralph Miller at summer school in Wooster, Miss Bates off to Oberlin, and many others visiting or returning home. Includes church events, dances, outings, and wedding announcements amid a busy social scene.

James Moralee Martin's Ferry Ralph S. Miller Wooster Ida Freshwater Burgettstown Follawsbee W. B. Hearn Cadiz ‘Republican Charles A. Freeman el Edmuntson Smythe Pitsburg Edward Gault Fernwood Joan Underwood J. M. Reynolds Alice Hull Washington, Pa Alexander Sweeney Julia Clark Marguerite Seeley Third Presbyterian Church Mt. Pleasant Michael Constanzo Wheeling Robert Christie Theological Seminary of Pittsburg Scotland George Winters West Westminister Church McMillen First Presbyterian Church East Liverpool W. M. Sidener Kenyon College Gambier Findlay Ohio St. Paul’s Church Charles V. Patterson Newark N. J W. & J College George Winters McCoy Dr. Robinson San Francisco Vancouver Stanton Park Casino Jelly Imperial Orchestra Prof Loggie S. S. S. Club Marke Kells Mary Louise Dawson Miss Kells North Seventh Street Misseatrice Smith Bessie James Leslie Seeley Miss Smith Macfie London Ontario the Elks Daniel Fillippo Marié Falcone Mingo Elsie Vaughan Adda Schwabbach Shelly Sanford Greensburg Frank Blackburn Bell Telephone Co LaBelle View W. F. Robinson Pleasant Heights Babe Thomas B. Coulter Carnegie Alex. Sweeney Black John Bristol England Airthiur W. Rowland Elizabeth Jarvis Audrey J. Fred Robertson North Fourth Street Lizzie Bucey South High Street Long Beach California Herman Bucey Bucey John Reynolds Aliquippa Woodlawn L. E. D. Reese Elizabeth McConnell Tillis Silcox New York Newark, O Henry Harris Lincolnvenue New Castle Ryder Harrison County Byron Parkersburg Chester Simeral Mary Beechout Ira Blackburn John Pearce G. A. R. Department Springheld Carrie Spiker Scio C. M. Porter Jewett Wm. Moore Tiltonville Frederick Unionport Loretta William Leech Smithfield George W. Hammond Edith Brook Knights of Columbus Maggie Briggs Johnstown Dred Lewis Lewis Cyrus Yocum, Jr C. M. Yocum Steubenville Oy Indiana First Christian Church Marnie Wm. W. Beall Miss Margaret Bethany Margaret Madge Wintringer Bertner George Wintringer Country Club Geo. W. Vreeland J. Addison White Wm. White Cleveland Owls Margaret Wood Third Benton Street Westminister Presbyterian Church East Liverpool George Winter Forstrom Davies Tworsy MeePavitt Josephine Mansfield Frank Mansfield Wintersville Columbus Wm. C. Bracken Oliver Probert State University Ada Charles B. Cox Coshocton Brilliant Neema Turney Elmer E. Turney Brilliant, O A. F. Stahl Cox Elks Edward Schultz Anna Schhwerber Mae Taylor Costonia Club Toronto R. E. Blinn Blanche Stinard Mildred Rayland R I. D. Bucey New Alexandria J. C. Ault Springfield Campbell Fulton Paris Westminister College Macd. Miller James P. Parks Joseph M. Dury Pan Handle Railway Office Sarah Brown Ohio Valley Mittie Smith Parmatee Avalon Miss Brown Milligen U. P. Church Sewickley David McGowan Second United Presbyterian Church la Belle View H. G. Mooney Rock Springs Park Thomas Darrah Detroit Mayor McLeish Loyal Daughters of the Christian Church McLeish Steubenville Yocum Sixth Avenue Richmond Osage Knoxville Jacob Snyder Toledo W. J. McCann Cincinnati Alex, Hood Florence Katharine McCue Estella Olive MecDole D. W. Miller Fred Wilt Fuelid Avenue Utica N. Y Thos Westminster Church J. L. King Dillonvale A. K. McCue Lydia Hillis Carnegie Library Girls Guild Elizabeth Griffith North Third Street John McDowell Anna Vance Shepherds Inn Harlem Springs McDowell Jane McDowell Mary McHugh Harry Sigh Keiser Lillie Gosney George Gosney West Washington Street Martin’s Ferry Norman Forster Steubenvillle Florence Lewis W. G. Lewis Valley Grove Sinclair P. Stewart Manila United States Miss Lewis Madison Mongolia East East Liverpool Westminster Joplin Emma Geary Mary Quillen Blanche Mooney Black Elmira James Flynn Sycamore Avenue Braddock Eva Carpenter West Virginia J. P. Copeland Bloomingdale R. W. Carpenter Harriet Thatcher Norman Seavy Dover New Hampshire Leavy Hattie Thatcher Charles Ledley Freeman A. S. Freeman New Cumberland John Freeman Ledley Mass Ella Holliday Daisy Beall Morgantown Wallover Lake Mich Robt. L. Wintinger Mina Applegate Wellsburg West, Virginia Womans' National Rivers and Harbors Congress Nina Applegate Womans’ Club George Kennedy Wellsville Myrtle Peterman Union Street C. B. Salmon James Spence Union Avenue James N. Hunter Elizabeth Vermillion H. C. Osborne W. T. Farr Beaver Anna Kaye E. M. Hays Maud Javens J. M. Pfeiffer Rochester Chas. Irwin J. E. Erskine Chicago Roosevelt Erskine Mary Helen Denver la Belle Avenue van Horn Ely City W. McD. Miller Ely Father McCluskey Katie Fitzsimmons Dublin Ireland Catherine Fitzsimmons Logan Street Philadelphia Atlantic City America Clark Hammond

Town Keeps Busy With News In Steubenville Era

Community notes include visits and guests in East Liverpool and Brilliant. William McNabb hosts Wheel relatives. Quimby vacationing in Los Angeles. connections to Pittsburg, Columbus, and Johnstown. Socials, birthdays, church events, and civic life fill daily pages with travels, illnesses, weddings, and farewells among local families and delegations.

William McNabb J. H. Jankins Co Wheel Tl Quimby Los Angeles Cal M. Barrett Pittsburg Marguerite Criss L. M. Potts Columbus Ind Bloomingdale J. T. Copeland Margaret Geo. W. Wisener le Belle Avenue Womans Missionary Societies Methodist Protestant Church Stanton Park Means Dury Sewickley New Unital Presbyterian Church la Belle View John Joan Huston Jesse Barker Paul Skipper Ina Earl Barcus Massillon Joseph Porter North Fifth Street Nicholas Lowery Toronto School Dora Williams Lincoln School State Board Ohio Pauline Hosterman Eliza Shafer Pauline Helen Brannigan North Sixth Street Howard E. Heffley Johnstown Charles A. Heffley Herbert Machin No. 609 Dock Street Heffley Mae James South Fifth Street Tyson Selah North Hugh O'Brien M. E Blanche McDonough Washington Hazel Denhart East Liverpool Steubenville Homer McGee Brilliant Herald-Star Makle Irwin Edna ‘Tossrush Bessie Hales Toronto Stella McDole East Liverdool Allan Perry Milton Ingler Georges Run Martins Ferry W. E.‘Mcmaniman Rhéa Tulsa Oklahoma Samuel R Bygate J. Millen Robinson W. B. Blake Dora Lichtenberger W. J. Berry Dillie’s Bottom Ed. Bair Leander Rainey New Castle City R. M. Mahon la Belle Avenue Wm. Freudenberger Walter Charleston W. Va Freudenberger Daniel Dixon

Richey Floto Wedding at Zion Lutheran Parsonage

Alma Floto becomes Mrs John Richey in a Wednesday ceremony at Zion Lutheran parsonage officiated by Rev Hemplemann. The couple, from Dennison and with ties to Sulzbacher's store and PC C St L Ry, plan to Chicago and Detroit before settling in Dennison. Grandfathers August Floto and Louis Herwig traveled from Pottsville to attend.

Richey Pan Handle Chicago Detroit Dennison Louise Floto Sulzbacher’s

Bryan Fights Like the Devil in Debate Clash

The Gazette notes Bryan’s sharp attacking lines in a heated exchange against Democrats. The report frames the confrontation as a partisan duel with implications for the political battle ahead.

the Gazette Bryan

Local Democrats Face Crepe Event Hype This Week

A brief note suggests crepe may be served at a Democratic gathering later in the week, hinting at plans or spectacle without specifics. The item centers on local political culture and social event framing rather than policy.

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Messrs Sulzacher Lashley Nicholson Lee Sinclair McConnell Castner May Charles Goddard Annie Jewett Thomas L. Jewett St. L. Ry Sycamore Hill George E. Sharpe Killarney Floto Christian Endeavor Societies Sesson Canton Westminister Presbyterian Margery Barkhurst Kenyon Roper Grace McCarthy Mary Sturgeon Hazel Weber Intermediate Society Mary Snider Lillian Feist Frank Feist Sidney Morris John Bigger Mildred Wells Marian Murphy David Murie John Murie Vern Raynond Dorothy Adena James Murie Bertha Edna John Henry Joh Murie Jessie Louis Jennie William Ramsey Audrey Murie Tiltonsville David Muries Beatrice James Anderson Railroad Avenue Frances Rutherford Cadiz
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