News of the Week from Jefferson County and Surrounding Vicinity
An assortment of local notices and social notes from Jefferson County areas, including obituaries, engagements, and community events. Highlights mention funeral arrangements for Deep Were laid to rest Tuesday, and several residents visiting relatives in Steuben. Also notes on school activities, church meetings, and upcoming quarterly gathering at Hayes Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep
Algane
Doceanodd
eJohn Nixon
Steuben
Pail
C. O. Hatett
Claver
W. H. Ewing
Verne Niton Wee
Hannah Garden
Eee
Dilonvale
David Garden
Thornton
James Nonney
Vanek MacCreary
Martin
Deus
Bolen
Butalde TaborIn
Quaker Ridge
Hayes
Manchester
Steubenville
Lewis Maxwell
Mary ‘Stevenson
Mingithe
Maria Hales
Gao
Lawson
Mra
W.B
Birvinne
Mins
Mary Stevenson
J. M. Harbourt
Jasper Householder
Ming Grove
Cadiz Street
Monilay
Local notes on construction and community in Warren
Harden of Sharon arrives as a large force builds new coal company huts foundations. Foremen Tadrick and Simpkin oversee work while John F. Stipgab oversees ties. McCleary's contractors busy on houses. wages high, labor scarce. McCabe Store adds clerical staff Pounds Bay. Hotel Milligan opens. Ashman moves room. Union Sabbath School raises nearly 50, organ bought. choir practice Fridays. temperance lecture delivered. Township politics heat up with Democrats nominating old wheel-horses and Republicans backing three young prospects Lewis Stringer. Park as Justice candidate eyed. Rush Run seeks Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden
Sharon
Pahan
Negi Thea
Coal Company
Hen Tadrick
Joiy Simpkin
John F. Stip
R. J. McCleary
McCabe Store Co
Han
Snr
Pounds Bay
Milligan
Syiys Ness
Chries Ashman
Pounds
Union Sabbath School
W. B. Scambotn
Col. Park
Rush Run
Open Tuesday in Pittsburgh of butcher shop group dissolves
Colliers March notes a partnership dissolution among Murchland and Wirt, a Pittsburgh butcher shop to reopen, while local items report visits, travel, and weather notes. It records community happenings from Inland Creek township, including concerts, school activities, and local farm and road concerns with several residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburghn
Murchland
C. M. Stansberry
Harry J. Biderback
Harry
A. H. Stanebury
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Paris
Porter
Toon
Inland Creek Township
Dillonvale Eyes Three Railroads And Town Growth
Dillonvale plans three railroads the W. & Li KB, 1. B A. & W., and the Smithfield & Dillonvale plus coal development. Wm Parlett, a butcher, builds two new houses in Kitheart & Coles addition. Clyde Naylor of Adena leads the high school after the late principal left. A new mine may open to develop the Tos Kitheart coal block. Real estate activity includes McCabe store extension for wagon displays and multiple lots sold in A. J. Thomasson and Willing Workers additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonvale
W. & Li KB
Smithfield
Wm. Parlett
Kitheart & Cole
Clyde Naylor
Adena
Geo
King Ta
Ik Fa
Jug Run Leltarney
Fritiy
Avening
March
McCabe
Yole
Sats
Real Websate
Beouaing
Richardon
A. J. Thomasson
Abel
John Sraven
Dutton
Brier Ridge
Cluae
Flushing
Plohen
Bart
John Rayle
Mt, Pleasant Baturday
Knoxville Republicans face light turnout in March primary
In Knoxville on a Saturday the Republican ticket faced a light vote with contenders for Clerk and Justice of the Peace. William Brovert won the Clerk race and Homer word sought the office of Agsedacr while BB Alexangey pursued Justice of the Peace amid a slate of party nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Orona
William Brovert
Aele
Agsedacr
Homer Word
Justice of the Peace
Alexangey
Byron
Bence
Rome
Bwane
Mae Dgee
Charlies
Mwellayitie
Walter Aanantee
Uae
Philos Broaker
March notes of Tren ton village and surrounding area
Local column reports residents visiting relatives and neighbors, illnesses, and small-town happenings. Mentions gentry traveling to Steubenville and Wheeling, a new dynamo lighting homes and a barber shop, school closures due to illness, and various family visits and minor concerns across Newcomerset Fair Play and Harlem Springs.
Irondale Busy Local Ledger Reports Moves and Jobs
Irondale notes show L Dallas handling extensive property work for Wm. E. Harrison. F. Owensney to occupy East Ohio Sewer holdings. Leo Lear bought Waber's store and relocated, Miss Laura Finns returning from Penrith teaching, Ji Baxter ill with swollen throat, and several townsfolk transacting business or moving locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dallas Ja
Wm. Ee
F. Owesney
East Ohio
Breda
Businesa
Saieubenria
Lear
Dontoarion
Hammon Tavitle
Irondale
Novela Manufactur
New Sallabury
Balinevillé
Laura Fyini
Penrith
Misa Ji Baxter
Dalius
Norra Manynari
Local Notes From Salt Run District
A coastal blend of social visits and hometown notices in Salt Run area reports Alma Hoga stopping by Steubenville, brief moves between farms, and relatives visiting Canton Beech Flats and Charley Boop. Also listed are funeral, interment, and local political nominations with Democrat and Republican details and a movement of Henry Wihighr family to D U McGullough's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Run
Misa Alma Hoga
Steubenville
Alex
Ward
Medill Farm
John Meke
Ium
Geull Station
Pearl
Martha Carpenter
Lyzie Cary
Riddle Run
Mieke Dode Hazlett
Serous Il
Nesa
Crystypelas
Cora McGrew
Consty
Canton
Beech Flats
Kate Brown
Patton'a Run
Uni Mae
Simon McGraw
Mise Paulin McGrew
Mollie Bigger
Portland
Charley Boop
Martin
Bell Everson
George's Run
Sam Bailey
Pleasant Hill
Oars
Latrote
David Anderson
James L. Cable
Olerk
J. Fiemme
Anaemor
Vi . Brak
Buro
Jambo
Jessie Alenta
O. L. Bwickard
Tustice
H Monigotdory
W. Welday
James Slopaar
Margaret Bandera
Jeferson County
Deep River
Jows
Suis
Valley Literary Society to Slow Tempo at Daly Park
Local Valley activity notes an upcoming meeting of the Valley Literary Society with plan to slow pace at Hriday. Dillon-Heomr area and nearby towns discuss farm aims while residents consider weather impacts and community events through early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar ‘Ema Valley
Reagan
Tao Peavant Valley
Hriday
Dillon- Heomr
Blaute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jefferson County
Yorkville
Mon Bay Thay
Parig
Gordon
A. HH
Abette
David W. Gorton
Pieburgh
Babbath
Hough
Phernologiat
Housa
Cove Hill
Alvie Freshwater
Bill Ing
Gopeland aiGhe
Stauben-' Mopeotoe
Hines Inst
Phos Uttad
Colliers
Pittaurgh Company
Harbowrt
Weaver Farm
Oealee
Toronto
Promerty
Tua- Nel
Mall
Emary
Richmond
Baturdky
Olf
Bloomfiald
Fair Play
Express Office
Valley Hime Literary Soclaty
Suisse We Mre
T. Rowland Ta Auill
Mias Jennie
Ollie Weldey
Welday
Sunjay
Ci A. Rowlandsla
James
Crabb
Twowen
Bome
Uiterary Society
Dao ‘Am Ridge
Hervey
Browning
Thisi
Chester
Adrian
Driv
Hobler
Bloomfield
Charile
Brabaton
John Burtisd
Wiliam
John Dremer
A. A
Newebflicera
Pwesident
B.T. Crawford
Reem@dent
Oliver Miller
Frank Ball
J ‘Lang
Chas
Uhlonport
Frank
Miller
Wengrabla
Ibis Ridge
Weolt
John Bremer
Aug
Bremer
Berawood
W. E
Jacob Paby
Emme ‘Simpacn
Rlchmond
Wah
Robert
Rows
Thom Gorsudh
Shi Tr
Bhang
Tonner
Warrenton Gan
Brindley
Frank W
Lion
Gwenpards
Bard
Wattie
Tiltonville
Cirby
Trenton
East Liverpool
Sundby
Wattle Fitzgerald
Long Run
Flora Lyons
G. A. Cunningham
Matt Armitage
Cyrus Akes
Mias Kate Roth
Harvey Jarvis
Highland City
Henry Bykes
Laurelton
Russell
Fu‘ture
Vance Frignce Pottery
Epworth League
M. E
Mary West
D. B. Cope
Katherine
Virginia Matthews
Allegheny
Thos. Moore
Anna Stewart
Pitaburgh
Nellie
Wm. Morton
Martin'a Ferry
Nellie Jargie
Wheeling
W. Va. Jseob Burdess, of Yorkvilla
William Pilsgerald
Wm Moore
Kimbolton
Ballaire
W. Q. Moore
Jennie Jarvin
Bertrand Rheal
Hanlay
Staffordshire
England
Katherine Marthens
John Marthens
Alleghany
Thomas Dinton
Thomas Fitzgerald
Dens
John,Roth
Wm.snegher
God
Abner Jarvis
Robert Lyon
George Cuylek
Wheelug
W. Va
Valley Home School
J. H. Welday
Edna Blackburn
C. W. Burrias
T. Rowland
C. W. Burrisa
Hicks
J. W. Burtiss
New Alexandria
Valley Home Literary Society
Harlem Springs
Devin Truehelapanth
Balu Frirad
Adsnce
J W. Mclntire Mouidy
David Doel Hse Bern Ra'ind
Rerlone
KiMfis Hardy
H.O Btenger
Hay
New Rugby
Mre
Thos
Snarke
Lowsyilie
Bom Frandon
Booper
Hone Fulks
Joan An Dyk
Atwood
Witter
Peucolt
Sater
Con eTttit
Tda Hocileston
Carolltor
Sunugy
Jobn Davidaon
J. W. Molfntre
Oreston
Ohio
Peaday
Nallja Hayes
Pinagant Hill Fridey
Howard ioConneil
Greant
M. B
Sboon
Tilton Vie
T. O. Betton
Guilssple
Antilles
Blord Poleon
Caldwell
Hare
Toe Eilows
Oba Gillespie
Bollaire
Hesa
Ordaro
Checxeis
An Aterdal AM
Gall D
Bilston
Baba
Altornaaa
Boyhees
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