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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

8

Death of Dr George Fitzsimmons of Steubenville

Dr George Fitzsimmons aged 28 died Monday night at his home 633 Loganstreet Steubenville after a year of poor health. He studied at St Peters University of Pittsburgh and Baltimore Medical College began practice seven years ago with Dr Podiewski. A Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus and member of St Peters Church he leaves his mother and siblings James B John C Fitzsimmons and Mrs John J Gavin. His funeral will be at Mt Calvary cemetery nearby.

George Fitzsimmons William George Fitzsimmons Steubenville Loganstret Florida Cambridge Springs Adirondacks Mt. Calvary Cemetery Edward Catherine Brady Fitzsimmons St. Peter's University of Pittsburg Pee Baltimore Medical College Jefferson County Medical Association Knights of Columbus Ben Hur St. Peter's Church James B John C. Fitzsimmons John J. Gavin

Mrs Lena M Maxwell obituary at Fernwood church

Mrs Lena M Maxwell wife of Roy L Maxwell of 119 South Ninth Street died Monday at 3 45 p m after a period of poor health since Christmas and two weeks of serious illness with diabetes. She was born Maxwell and is the daughter of the late Stewart Maxwell and Mrs Ross Maxwell Thompson. Raised from age nine in the John Underwood family, she remained connected with St James P E Church at Fernwood. Survived by her husband and two children Naomi and James D, plus one sister Mrs Harley of Youngstown and a brother Harley Maxwell in the U S Army. The deceased was a devoted wife and mother.

Lena M Roy L. Maxwell South Ninth Street Maxwell Stewart Maxwell Ross Maxwell Thompson John Underwood St. James P. E Fernwood

Memorial note echoes esteem of late friend

A brief obituary glimpse reflects the lasting regard held by numerous friends for the woman who has died, noting the high esteem in which she was held and the sorrow her passing has caused within her community.

Death of Steubenville Bottler Joseph Bickar in Florida

Telegram from St. Petersburg Florida reports Joseph P Bickar former Steubenville bottler died Tuesday in Florida tuberculosis is given as cause his body will be taken to Carnegie Pennsylvania for burial funeral time to be announced widow and two children survive old friends here mourn his loss.

Joseph P. Bickar Herald Star St. Petersburg Florida Steubenville Bickar Carnegie Lodge Far West

Local Cooperage Manager Frank Chalfant Sr Dies at 49

Frank Chalfant Sr longtime manager of Central States Cooperage died after a long cancer illness at his La Belle View home. Born in Brilliant he married Anna Driscoll in 1884 and left a large family of eleven including Ella Charles George Mayme Clara Frank red James Harry Lawrence and others. He was a devout member of the United Presbyterian church.

Frank Chalfant Central States Cooperage la Belle View Brilliant Anna Driscoll Charles Dayton Ohio Mayme Waterloo Iowa Harriett Chalfant R. A. Bowman Omaha Ella George Clara Frank Red James Harry Lawrence United Presbyterian ‘Church City

Remains of Rev. Herbert H. Moninger Brought Home

Remains from Cincinnati arrived in Washington on Saturday for Rev. Herbert H. Moninger death. Brother Wilden and sister Olive accompanied the body. Mrs. J. W. Cooper and Moninger’s widow and two children joined the funeral party. Remains laid at 55 McKennan Ave.

Herbert H. Moninger Cincinnati Washington Wilden Pionii Olive J. W. Cooper Charleroi Moninger McKennan Ave

Moninger Funeral Held in Washington and Lone Pine

Family and church friends gathered for short services at the father’s home led by Rev. Walter Mansell of the First Christian church. Pallbearers included Rev. Walter Carpenter, Rev. W. H. Fields, Rev. S. A. Bright, Rev. O. G. White, Gaylord H. Lewis, and Professor Edwin Wynn. Remains taken to Lone Pine for further services and burial near the Lone Pine church where Mr. Moninger first trained in Christianity. Rev. Mr. Moninger previously pastor of the First Christian church of Steubenville, Ohio from 1902 to 1905.

Walter Mansell First Christian Church Walter Carpenter Uniontown W. H. Fields Wheeling W. Va S. A. Bright Waynesburg O. G. White Bethany Gaylord H. Lewis Washington Edwin Wynn Wilkinsburg Mr. Moninger Lone Pine Lee Pine Church A. F. Stahl T. Walker W. H. Wells E. Hottell Cyrus Yocum First Christian Church of Steubenville Whic Moninger Washington, Pa

Dr Thomas' Electric Oil Promises Rapid Pain Relief

An OCR fragment touts Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as stopping earache in two minutes and various pains within hours, including throat soreness and muscle ache, claiming monarch over pain with quick relief.

Thomas

Dean's Regulars Promise Gentle Bowels Relief

If you have no time to exercise regularly, Dean's Regulars will prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy, healthful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them, 25 cents.

Her ald Star Sent Abroad For Return

A brief notice indicates the Herald-Star was dispatched to a foreign assignment and will be returned upon completion of duties. The item names the publication and implies a temporary overseas sending without detailing dates or destinations.

Leading California druggist endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

A Pasadena letter dated March 9 praises Foley and Co for selling Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The firm claims it is an efficient expectorant with no opiates or narcotics, safe for children, relieving colds without nausea or digestion issues. Beal and Steele advertise the yellow package.

Pasadena Cal Foley and Co Foley C. H. Ward Drug Co C. L. Parsons, Sec’y and Treas Foley's Beal! & Steele

Fine Addition Improves Brilliant Home Appearance

W. K. Rodgers completed a fine addition to his residence in Brilliant, enhancing the suburb’s curb appeal.

W. K. Rodgers Brilliant

Hollingsworth bill reintroduced for Steubenville Federal Court

Congressman Francis informs P. ?. Lewis and J. B. Doyle that he re introduced the Hollingsworth bill establishing a Federal Court in Steubenville and vows to use all efforts to secure its passage.

Francis P. ?. Lewis J. B. Doyle Steubenville

Holbrook Ready to Start Dam No 1 Machinery

Wellsburg Leader reports a workman confirms the wicket machinery at dam No 1 is complete and in working order. All that remains is for Mr. Holbrook to touch the button to flood ten miles of water into a deep lake for ship use.

Holbrook Mr. Holbrook Wellsburg

Marriage Licenses Listed for Cross Wright and Stewart Hamilton

Marriage licenses granted for Chas W Cross 22 of Pennsboro West Virginia and Olive B Wright 17 of Toronto. Also Orris O Stewart 18 and Jennie Hamilton 17 both of Toronto.

Chas. W. Cross Pennsboro W. Va Olive B. Wright Toronto Orris Stewart Jennie Hamilton

Glasses Furnished at Mossgrove Bank Building Eye Clinic

Dr. Mossgrove National Exchange Bank Building advertises eye care with glasses furnished. Services listed include eye, ear, nose and throat assessments. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 4, with Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 30 to 8 and Sunday 1 30 to .

National Exchange Bank

Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Clear Skin

An advertising claim states that most skin eruptions come from impure blood and Burdock Blood Bitters cleanse the blood to produce clear eyes, clear minds, and clear skin.

Doctor Cooper Offers Eye Ear Nose Glasses and Fittings

An advertisement for Dr Cooper promotes eye, ear, nose, and glasses fittings on North Fourth Street. Hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 4:50 p.m. with evening availability Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Sunday hours also listed.

North Fourth Street

Chamberlain's Liniment Ad Promotes External Use Only

A brief notice claims internal medicines worsen rheumatic conditions and urges using Chamberlain's Liniment externally. It notes the product is for sale by all druggists and presents a free application remedy.

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