Annapolis pupils to stage temperance program and play
The advanced grade pupils will hold a March 7 literary evening at the Annapolis school with a temperance theme. The program features declamations, readings, an essay, a debate on intemperance as a crime cause, and a five act comedy drama “A White Mountain Boy” to raise funds for local schools.
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Annapolis
Edith Vesta Swan
Margaret A. Polen
Wilmer Dinger
Violet McKibben
John
Susan Dury
Ethel Price
Lydia J. Miser
Joe
Wilmer Shields
Esther McKibben
Harry Slates
Tenna Powers
Emerson Price
Dewey Dye
Frank Myers
Marie A. Lindemuth
Lonnie Statler
Jefferson, O
Floyd EK
Miser
Maude Johnson
Ernest Hoobler
Steubenville
J. W. Ferrell
Miss Marty
John Thompson
Della Miller
John Price
John Polen
Springfield
Jesse McKee
Jefferson
Unionport
Isaae_ Newburn
Bloomingdale
R. FD
Grange
Charles Townsend
White Mountain
at-Annapolis
John Ferrell
L. A
Salem Towne
White Hills
New Hampshire
Roy A. Kerr
Marl@ Duplay
Jesse McWee
Martin Beckwith
New York
George Miser
Shad Kershaw
Algy Titzallen
G. Harold Swan
Billy
Handy
Wilbur Minard
Tough Ben
W. Pan! Fulton
Daisy Beckwith
Martin
Madeline Dupley
Essie Miser
Wintersville Grange Meets In February 1913 Session
Wintersville Grange held a regular session February 28, 1913 with strong attendance. Three were advanced to the third and fourth degrees, followed by a banquet. The literary program was brief as several named on it were absent. Prof. George spoke on refined products of corn. Next meeting set for March. patrons to wear green ribbons or tell anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersville Grange
Carrie Roberts
Josephine Mansfield
George
Pearl Huston
Fannie Gilkinson
Sollo
Baxter Rhinehart
Boss Coe
Geo. Falbraith
Donehoo
Ray Mayes
Bishop Critique Ignored by Judge in Clerkenwell Case
In Clerkenwell county court Judge Cluer quipped that a bishop from London Dr Ingram was irrelevant to the case about falling birth rates. The judge said What has the bishop to do with it He is not married. The remark followed counsel quoting the bishop in the proceedings.
New Berry in Demand in Western States
The loganberry, a blackberry and raspberry hybrid, yields fine jellies jams and pies. Introduced recently in the west its popularity rises and demand outstrips supply. Western Oregon and Washington lead production of the new berry.
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West
Oregon
Washington
Lessons of life from Abigail Adams to her son
A fragment quotes Abigail Adams urging self knowledge while warning that self love can cloud judgment. It cautions that true understanding is hard but valuable, suggesting the student must study themselves to avoid deception. The tone is commemorative and reflective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Adams
End of the Sixty-Second Congress Marks A Civic Drama
Washington reports the sixty second congress closes with humor and pathos as the old guard adjourns sine die. President Taft vetoed measures while Speaker Clark honored former Speaker Cannon. Key acts include parcel post, statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, and tariff battles plus the Sherwood pension law.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Wilson
Marshall
Senate
Taft
Old
House
Joe
Clark
Cannon
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
William Lorimer
Illinois
Commerce Court
Robert W. Archbald
Parcel Post
Child Labor Bureau
Sherwood
Second Mexican attack on U.S. troops at border town
Mexican federal soldiers at Agua Prieta fired on an American cavalry patrol March 4. The Americans returned fire with a machine gun. the Mexican attackers fled. Two attackers were reported wounded. A 15 man party approached the boundary line at noon and opened fire across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Agua Prieta
New Customs District Created by Taft Briefly
Washington March 5 Unless congress intervenes by a special act before July 1 a customs district comprising Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania with Cleveland as its headquarters will be created by an eleventh hour message sent to congress. It was Taft’s last official act with congress as president. Taft appeared doubtful about the proposal until moments before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Taft
Senate
Court actions including alimony and custody dispute details
Lorenzo D Howard v PLC CA StL Ry Co appeal transcript outlines alimony and custody order sought. Also claims of neglect and humiliation. Includes damages for injuries at Panhandle crossing on December 15, 1911. Cambridge Savings Bank Co v Logan dismissed. Strupczowski divorce denied, alimony set at 20 dollars monthly, custody awarded. Funeral attendees listed from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo D
Howard Ve. PLC
Stl. Ry. Co
Justice Campbell
Mary Steithove
Matthias A. Smith
Chilwred
Magea
Abine
Kee
Paul S. Ivory
Eugene 2Very
Ve TL CO
Real estate transfers list includes numerous parcels and nominal sums
Realty transfers show Sarah Allen to Alice Leake and Magrie Millsackfi to Samuel Milleysack with small amounts, several 1.00 dollar transfers, and larger deeds such as John Carson to David C. Paisley for 37-66-00 acres with 3000.00. Other entries include A P Hendricks to Martin Radovia for 10-88-100 acres, and Edward Maxwell to Marion Moore for 72 acres with 4300.00, among many township and lot transfers in Smithfield Island Creek and Wayne townships.
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Sarah Allen
Alice Leake
Metes
Bergholz
Magrie Millsackfi
Samuel Milleysack
Warren Township
A. P. Hendricks
Martin Radovia
Springfield Township
Carrie Maple
Lidaackman
Richmond
W. H. Wood
Jennie E. Burriss
Wayne Township
Rebecca Barkhurst
Abel Wiliams
Smithfield Township
Mary J. Cheffey
Abel Williams
John Carson
David C. Paisley
Island Creek
E. E. Smith
L. D. Rhinehard
Springfield
Kerr
John B.mcfarland
Barney Hughes
Thomas W. Purviance
J. P. H. Henderson
Isaac Lewis
Smithfield
Death Roll Death of Harry Wolinsky in Dallas
Harry Wolinsky died at his mother Mrs Dora Wolinsky home at Liberty and Market streets on Tuesday at 5 p m after a brief illness of pleuro pneumonia He was born in Waco Texas and moved here four years ago He leaves his widow mother and two brothers Bert and Moses He was a clerk at Weinstein s store and well regarded as a popular and efficient employe Mele infant son of George and Anna Livada died March 5th 1013 aged nine days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolinsky
Mirs
Dora Wolinsky
Liberty
Market Streets
Waco
Texas
Bert
Moses
Weinstein
Mele
George
Anna Livada
Wells Street
Theobald Braun Dies After Illness at 69 in Steubenville
Theobald D Braun died at his son Luther H Brauns home 525 State Street Pleasant Heights after a prolonged illness. He was 69 native of Germany who lived in Marietta before moving to Steubenville seven years ago. Survived by wife and eight children including Mrs Frank Specker Mrs H Halley Mrs James Lewis Mrs Florence Miller Mrs Charles Gophart Mrs W C Robinson and Luther H Braun. The article also notes the death of Thelma McDonald 21 months from Wellsburg pneumonia and funeral arrangements at the home of Mrs Hartman Brilliant Ohio with interment at Brooke County Cemetery Wellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald D. Braun
Luther H. Braun
State Street
Pleasant Heights
Mr. Braun
Germany
Marietta
Steubenville
William Bester
Reno
Thelma
Donnie McDonald
Wellsburg
Fanny Hartman
Brilliant
Ohio
Hartman
Brooke County Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Ford at family residence
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Ford were held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the family residence 223 South Fifth street Rev Rowland pastor of Third Presbyterian church officiated. Widely attended by relatives and friends the pallbearers included Harry Bristor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ford
South Fifth Street
Rowland, Astor
Third Presbyterian Church
Harry Bristor
Personal mentions and community notes from the city
A roundup of social updates includes Prof. James Jolley at the National this week, Miss Maynie Miller visiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Myron H Campbell welcoming a baby boy. Multiple visits, illnesses, travels, and a local marriage pipe up among residents with notes on new licenses, partnerships, and a quiet Wednesday program.
Where Yiddish Comes From In Hebrew Language History
The Hebrews in Germany speak German and sing a dialect called Yiddish, a corruption of Yudisch. Russian Hebrews use the language, while Turkish Hebrews speak Spanish. printed Yiddish shows German words in Hebrew characters, as noted by the Christian Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Christian Herald
Birthday Party for Mr. Newburn in Alliance Ohio
Mrs. W H Newburn hosted a surprise party Wednesday evening February inviting many friends to celebrate Mr Newburns sixteenth birthday. Guests danced and sang with music by Scott siblings and Mrs Brubaker. A leather rocker gift was presented by Chester Summers after a brief speech. A three course supper followed with thanks to hosts and attendees. Mr Newburn, formerly of Jefferson County, now works in Alliance Ohio at PF Woe CR R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newburn
Mr. Newbun
Mr. Newburn
Newburn
Will
Lillian
Elizabeth Scott
Brubaker
Harry Fisher
Gertrude Moore
Chester Sumaners
C. L. Brubaker
E. J. Beckler
Andrew Kuhn
A. J. Crawford
Ernest Campbell
Campbell
Canfield
Will Grimes
A. L. Cunin
Will Ringwald
Roy Norman
Will Donaldson
W. H. Long
G. EF. Hert
L. J. Moore
Chester Summers
Willis Canfield
Mayne Kahn
Lillian Scott
Lena Davis
L. Kahn
Conway
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Alliance, C
PF. Woe CR. R
Mah‘on Newburn
Unionport
Don McKay Lucey Obituary in Akron Ohio 1908 1913
Obituary notes the death of Don McKay Lucey a five year old boy from Akron Ohio son of Mr and Mrs Campbell Lucey after scarlet fever and nephritis Born February 15 1908 he died February 23 1913 The service was held at home in Kenmore then at the Wilemin home and Blomfield Methodist Church with Rev Starkey Rev McAlpine and Rev H W Sewart presiding Several pallbearers and flower bearers are listed as attendents The article closes with religious reflections and prayers for his soul and family mourning with four brothers Ray George Dale and Howard surviving
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Don McKay Lucey
Aright
Campbell Lucey
Akron
Ohio
Don McKay
Ife
Jen
Kenmore
Starkey
Jas. Wilemin
West Market Street
Kron
McAlpine
Née
Blomfield Methodist Church
H. W. Sewart
Clana Tipton
Don
Jesus
Ray
George
Dale
Howard
Harry Jones
Geo. Copeland
Mette Tipton
Elmer Copeland
Grace Hoobler
Velma Merryman
Elizabeth Mansfield
Margaret Carvey
Margaret Merryman
Time as the Life of the Soul quote by Longfellow
A philosophical reflection on time distinguishing the outward measure from time itself. It frames time as the life of the soul rather than the clock, calendar, or seasons, inviting contemplation of deeper meaning beyond punctuality.
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Longfellow
Farewell to James Rentz Borland at Sunny Slope Cemetery
Neighbors recall James Rentz Borland as a valued citizen laid to rest in Sunny Slope Cemetery Citra Florida on February 23 1913. The solemn funeral service left a lasting mark on the community as witnesses attest to his character and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rentz Borland
Citra
Florida
Remembering Jim Burland Devoted Community Advocate
Friends recall Jim Burland as a steady church advisor and community helper. Born Steubenville Ohio on December 22 1948 he moved to Cura Florida in 1876 and supported orange culture. He leaves a wife three daughters a sister and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Burland
Steubenville
Ohio
Cura
Florida
Talmage Dupree
Jacksonville
Louise
Ethel
William FE. Tanner
Citra
D. S. Borland
Buckingham
Fla
Pauline Latto In Memoriam Poem Card
Reverent verse honors Pauline Latto with a death tribute. It praises a life devoted to beauty and truth, promising her spirit will live in those who knew her and bloom in heaven. The poem laments her passing and thanks her for a divine influence felt by the bereaved audience.
Administrator's Appointment for Bernardacco Estate
Notice states William C Brown has been appointed administrator of the estate of Constantino Bernardacco, deceased, late of Steubenville Township, pg county Ohno, dated February 7 1913, with W C Brown as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantino Bernardacco
Steubenville Township
Pg County
Ohno
William C. Brown
Constantino
Bernardaceo
W. C. Brown
Runaway buggy injures two women near Mt Pleasant
Sunday evening near Mt Pleasant Bad Run Off impaired by a runaway buggy injuring Miss Elizabeth Jenkins seriously and Miss Alice Kinsey who was wedged under the buggy. Rev Kinsey the girls’ father and the former’s escort retrieved them. Both are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jenkins
Alice Kinsey
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Jenkins
Miss Kinsey
Rev. Kinsey
Poultry breeds listed with egg settings circular free
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rocks Rose Comb Brews Single Comb White Leghorns Single Comb Rhode Island Reds Silver Spangled Hamburgs or Indian Runner Ducks. Eggs 1.50 per setting. Circular free. Ross Stilwell Wheel ing Wisconsin.
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Plymouth Rocks
Ross Stilwell
Wheeling
Estate of Wellington Cooper Filed in Jefferson County Ohio
Novice announces the estate of Wellington Cooper deceased of Island Creek township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated this first day of March 1913. James Carl Bigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Cooper
Island Creek Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
James Carl Bigger
Sinaritw
Probate Court Notice in Jefferson County 1913
Hearing set on list day of March 1913 for final and guardianship accounts in multiple estates and insolvent estates. Objections to passing any accounts must be filed by the noted date. J. R. McCleary, Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
W. PF. Burris
Ida M. Noble
Annie FE. Weaver
Stella
M. Pierce
Israel Jonah Brodie
David Miller
Paul W. Skipper
Faumett le Roy Skipper
Ehenry Flynn
Ellen C. Shannon
Lambert
Friedl
Marvel
Michael Supica
Vendal Toth
Mary Toth
John
Scott
John Lavelle
Nicola Cerri
Edward B. Dorsey
Susannah Tured
Guwardwi
Trez Tured
Lambert Friedl
Ducan Simic
Eli Babic
J. .R. McCleary
Smargtw
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Nation
Solond
U. S
John Karker
Cone
John Stewart
Elmer Ralston
City
Agnes Zunkhon
Meters
de Strachan
McKeesport
James M. Beveridge
New Kensington
John Beveridge
Valencia
Andrew Beveridge
Perrysville
William Beveridge
James Jolley
Maynie Miller
Welleburg
W. T. Goucher
Toronto
Myron H. Campbell
Cove
Roy Johnson
McMasters
South Fourth Street
Carton
W. H
F. M
John Huston
North High Street
John Feist
F.F. Fiest
Pittsburg
Hr. N. Mueller
Allegheny Light Company
Fannie Kells
Mary McKnight Mcholland
East End
Goldie Davis
Edna Cormaer
Market Street
Torents
Miss Shaw
Hanna
Friend
Stanley, Bater
Hebron
Hommel
Alice
Ruth Montgomery
Elsie Schubert
Miss Friend
Cora Fell
Messrs
Ratey
Montgomery
Fell
Jameson
Copeland
Pauline Latto
Belle Steubenvilles
New
Norfolk
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