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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

11

Bill Aimed to Keep Out Breweries in Ohio Legislature

Columbus March 15 Representative Tetlow of Columbiana county offered a bill to limit distilleries and breweries to one per 100000 people in each county, exempting existing establishments. The measure aims to bar West Virginia brewers from Ohio. The same session covers executor rights to sell notes, the Boggs dog bill requiring collars with owner name and address and a bounty for collarless dogs, Fulton committee retrenchment efforts, and salary changes for judges. It also notes proposed appellate court sessions, after 1914 chief justice pay, and various bills on nominations, licensing, and public notices, plus social and local items about weddings, clubs, and community events.

Columbus Tetlow Columbiana County Ohio West Virginia Onator Howard Belmont County Boggs Outa Fulton Committee Fulton Cox Common Pleas House Appellate Supreme Court Orrison Central Committee Frick Scioto County

Personal Mentions Highlight Local Social Ties

Thursday notes show Miss Barbara Bennett taking a position at Miss McKeown's millinery. Mrs. BL. Joyce visits Newark, Ohio, at her daughter Mrs. Hi. R. Rogers. Mrs. McClure of West Lafayette, formerly Miss Lucy Thrapp, visits Steubenville. Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. Mame Hermann return from Pittsburg with Miss Mamie Bowers. Walter Looman of Monessen, once Steubenville, visits friends downtown.

Barbara Bennett John Sullivan Mame Hermann Mamie Bowers Pittsburg Walter Looman Monessan Steubenville

Death Roll Mrs P H Prince Passes at Home

Mrs Jennie M Prince wife of P H Prince well known conductor of the Penna Co died at her home 244 North Sixth Street on Friday morning March 14 191% at ten minutes to nine o clock in her fiftieth year after six weeks illness with acute Brights disease. She was a daughter of Michael Lingam and was born on

P. H. Prince Jennie M. Prince Penna, Co North Sixth Street Prince Bright Michael Lingam

Beloved mother dies leaving Dinsmore family grieving

The obituary notes the death of a long time resident who grew up in Dinsmore Pa and married P H Prince August 22 1884. Survived by husband daughters Bessie and Miss Alice Lingam by father Michael Lingam of Dinsmore Pa sisters M T Conners Youngstown M L Prince Dennison Ona Lingam Steubenville and brother B J Langam Youngstown plus half siblings Ella Agnes Cora James and John Lingam in Dinsmore.

Stxntor Park Dinsmore P. H. Prince Sis Peter's Ite Sacred Heart Society Bessie James Mitzsimmons Alice Little Family Michael Lingam M. T. Conners Youngstown M. L. Prince Dennison

Mrs Gilbert Frazer Dies at 20. Funeral Planned

Mrs Gilbert N Frazer died Friday at 5 30 am at the family home 1309 L B W Boulevard aged 20 born Wheeling West Virginia She leaves her husband and two daughters Wilma 16 and Angie age not stated plus brothers and sisters listed in the obituary. The notice notes surviving relatives and forthcoming arrangements.

Gilbert Frazer Gilbert N. Frazer L. B. W. Boulevard Wheeling W. Va Wilma Angie

Culver Family Roster Noted in Local Obituary

Culver of Wheeling joins Mrs. Robert Stewart of Martins Ferry and Walter and Rachel Culver of Wheeling in a community obituary tribute. She belonged to LB Mt E Church and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Macabees, cited as a devoted wife and mother highly respected locally.

Culver Wheeling Robert Stewart Martin's Ferry Walter Rachel Culver LB. Vi Mt. E. Church Ladies’ Auxiliary The Maccabees

Death of Washington Lavery Former Erie Railroad Master Mechanic

Captain James Lavery mourns the death of his brother Washington Lavery a prominent railroad man who died at his Cleveland home Friday at 5 am from paralysis. A former Steubenville resident he was master mechanic of the Erie Railroad and later Superintendent of Motor Power in New York. Survived by wife Miss Jones of Dennison and children James Otis Edward and three daughters. A Civil War veteran Mason and well known in railroad circles in this region.

Neaday Barbara Bermett Vesper Livingston Query Club Jeanette McGowan North Fourth Street Notte Supreme Court Kell Sureme Court C. P. McFadden New Athens Island Creek Harlan Page Carr Lena A. Randolph Steubenville M. E M. E. Parsonage Morris Wintersville Washington City William Randolph Crescent Club D. S. Carr Carr Steubenille Inter California Passadena iMirs McConnell W. S. Welker Marian Eloise C. J. McConnell John McClare Brown Forbes McConnell Amany Bynon U. P Tohn Harder Yorkville E. R. Runyon Market Street Ludwig Vaupel Laura Donnelly Wellsburg Elizebeth France Shepherds James Lavery Washington Lavery Cleveland Erie Railroad Erie New York Mr. Lavery John Jane Lavery W. Va Co. C Miss Jones Dennison James Otis Philadelphia Edward Lavery

President's Steubenville visit teased in Tribune

In Steubenville the Tribune notes President Wilson may tour a pottery and catch a Church league ball game in East Liverpool. Readers wonder when the president will arrive and what events he will attend.

Wilson Steubenville East Liverpool Church League Tribune

La Grippe and Pneumonia Warned by Ad Claim

Barnegat postmaster R G Collins recalls severe La Grippe coughs leaving him exhausted. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claims to halt coughing spells and restore vigor, asserting it is not just heat. Beall and Steele. Advt.

R. G. Collins Barnegat N. J Foley

Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claim

Foley Kidney Pills will reach your individual case if you have any form of kidney or bladder trouble any backache rheumatism uric acid poisoning or irregular and painful kidney action they are strengthening tonic and curative and contain no habit forming drugs Beall and Steele Advt

Foley Beall & Steele Advt

Many a Suffering Woman Buys Kidney Pills

A dated advertisement urges women to seek Foley Kidney Pills for backache headaches nervousness and insomnia blamed on kidney and bladder troubles. It promises quick relief and renewed health, urging readers not to overlook the remedy from Beall & Steele Adot.

Foley Beall & Steele Adot

Burdock Blood Bitters Ady Health Claim

Consumer ad cites dubious claims for Burdock Blood Bitters promising purity and health benefits. Testimonial from George B. Krauss of Altoona Pa praises Dean's Regulets for gentle bowel regulation, while the Burdock product is pitched as a simple path to better wellbeing.

Dean George B. Krauss Altoona

Pneumonia Follows Cold If You Skip Foley’s Honey and Tar

The advertisement claims pneumonia follows a cold unless Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is used. It promises to stop coughing, heal irritated air passages, and strengthen lungs. Genuine product comes in a yellow package with a beehive on the carton. Re fuse substitutes. Beall and Steele.

Foley Beall & Steele

Dr Cooper Fye Ear Nose and Throat Service

Dr Cooper Fye offers ear nose and throat care with glasses fitting on North Fourth Street. Office hours include 9 to 12 and 2 to 4:30 Monday Wednesday and later evenings 7:00. Sunday hours 9 to ? a.m. Both phones listed.

Cooper Fye North Fourth Street

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Fore Ohio Legislature Harlem Springs J P. Conan No@e Steward Brazil South America David Brooks John Ro Tolbert Triadelphia Nehemiah Nickerson W. We Mahlon Guerin Miss McDowell Miss Wells Lanter Westminster Sabbath School Anch Association Dr. Mossgrove National Exchange Bank Alsc Copenhagen Seville Brussels Smith’s Nepperham Brussels Hall
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