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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

4

Rev C A Parks Preaches Last Sermon Here

Local correspondence notes Rev C A Parks preached his final sermon and is held in high esteem. Rev Scott will take charge soon as Rev Morris receives transfer to Salineville. Various social events, teachers’ meeting, and community happenings are listed with residents from Cross Creek, Alibanna, and nearby areas.

C. A. Parks Parks Scott E. ©. Morris Salineville East Springield Eo Floyd W. M. FS C. P. Long D. Cunningham J. Hl. George Zoe Day Mary Roberts Austin Smith F. P. Sanders Ueile McCoy Eva Sanders Willad Pkey Alibanna Cross Creek Samuel Watts George Galbraith August Becker Elma Fagland Steubenvilel

Hopewell Community Church Notes and Local Moves

Rev are led meetings at Hopewell closed with good results and to the community. Communion services held Sunday morning with baptism of children. Rev Simpson preached excellent sermons and several accessions to the church. Neighbor hood youth enjoy a well equipped library with books from librarian Ralston Haythorne. Mrs Gerkle ill at home. Mrs Wayne Worthington resigns Hopewell school to marry in Brilliant. B W Lewis moves to Burriss homestead. J Hercey of Wellsburg visits M B Cole. Master Paul Betton visits Ralston Haythorne. Ida Page convalescing after serious illness. Sabbath school reorganized with Wim Rows as superintendent. Mrs C Mansfield of Moomfield visits family. Mrs Jeff Brown on sick list.

Psor Hopewell Simpson Ralston Wayne Worthington Brilliant B. W. Lewis Burriss J. Hercey Wellsburg M. B. Cole Paul Betton Ralston Haythorne Ida Page Wim. Rows C. Mansfield Moomfield Mrafl Willim Roush Jeff Brown

Scio and area social notes amid visits and moves

Mrs T M Kimmel visits relatives in Scio. Miss Pearl McLaughlin with sister Mrs Swickard. Paul Patton of Franklin College spent Sunday with home folks. A J Dennis visits daughter Mrs Paul England in Alliance. Miss Advice Sawwell and Mrs W P Allensworth at Scio Saturday. Poulson family from Steubenville moved into W S Stewart home. Prof Hawkins was in Scio on business. Misses Sadie Martha Ramsour and Anna McPeal shopped in Steubenville. Miss Soila Hoobler of Dennison visited relatives last week. Harry Finnicum visited Chalmers Spence last week.

J. W. Dorris Steubenville Stanton Hervey J. R. Herves la Helle View Gault Fernwood Wht Galt Creswell Mere J. BE. Welday Alliance Mr. Welday Sapila George Wintersville McKinney Thompson Jewert S. F. Parks Pittsburg J. .Parks Kate Marsnall Cale Daugherty Mamathia WC. U. U J. E Mansfield Onita Crabb A. S. Day M. J. Reagan Lena Latto Mildred Day Anna M. Reagian Alva Merryman Harry Dodds Merle Tipton Smithfield Bloomfield Grange 1629 Pomona New Alexandria P. N. Minner Mary Harry Jones George Copeland Chas. Hammond Christina Trimmer Ernest Long Elizabeth Mansfield Mary Long Tom Gault Mina Long Geo. A. McGrew Grange Nets Ek . C. Whitten Jeninie Pan Francis Vermillion Frank Boyd C. W. Cookson Orval Cox Ray Moore Moriah Bloomfield D. H. Welding D. N. Graham Bloomfeld Jennie Spumalt Ots Thompson Mingo Junction Bloombeld John D. Speer Martins Ferry Mase Nancy Parks John Myers Unionport Charles Ward E. R. Cope G. L. Tipton Ernest Rabe Washington W. W. Rice Lycas Mills Amelia Bell Miles Bell East Liverpool A. P. Hammond Southfield Love FB. P. Blackburn Will Cookson McBane M. RB. Petersen iMiss Grace Gotschall Dora Ralston C. A. Ralston Marion Poe Mose Blacky Métey Hospital

Miss Minnie Dinger Rebounds From Illness At Home

Annapolis brief notes Minnie Dinger recovers from rhe rip and leaves home after a week confined indoors. Lon Statler spent Sunday with Roy Nherr John McNary and John Beresford and GL Workman of Unionport R 7 1. Johm and Vincent Hanlin of Bloomingdale R 1 2 were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs Frank Disse ner and family. Listen for the wedding bells in the near future.

Annapolis Minnie Dinger Lon Statler Roy Nherr John McNary John Beresford GL. Workman Unionport R Johm Vincent Hanlin Bloomingdale R Mr.c Frank Dissner

Miller's Station Update on Stewart Cox Illness

Stewart Cox is sick with pneumonia at Miller's Station. De Wilson of Hopedale is attending him, providing care and support during his illness.

Miller’s Station Stewart Cox de, Wilson Hopedale

Annapolis Area Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

Annapolis and nearby communities report visits by Prof Faireild Supt of Salem townships and others. Residents including Alan Miller Germano and Mrs Joan Davis attended events at Miser homestead and New Alexandria. The Annapolis Grange No 1789 shows strong membership gains with plans for April 1 ceremonies to welcome new members.

Two Ridge Community News and Social Updates

Plowing, fence building and a box social at Norman's school house drew a good crowd for the Two Ridge Christian Endeavor. Future events include the Waob ible social at the Panto konia homestead. Harry Cunningham bought a fine cow from Charles Smith of Reed's Mills. Mr and Mrs Bruce Richmond and children of Wintersville visited Ghostly Glen. A ten pound baby was welcomed March 16. Miss Mary Roberts and Miss Eslella Wuscroft visited Mrs H H D Coningham. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Two Ridge closing near March 16 with an engaging meeting. The Girls RS society will meet.

Norman Two Ridge Pantokonia Harry Cunningham Charles Smith Reed's Mills Bruce Richmond Wintersville Ghostly Glen Henry Nuce Arero Mary Roberts Eslella Wuscroft Airs D. Coningham Missionary Society T. RS

Bacon Ridge Social Notes Highlight Birthday Party

In Bacon Ridge a surprise party honored Marie Montgomery on her fourteenth birthday with many local attendees. Other items note visits by Joan McCerland, Misses Ada Graham Mys tle Howseholder Georgia Fraca Lena Sutton and more, plus upcoming literary society and school events. The community also reports deaths, hospital visits, a Grange meeting, and local social transit updates.

Joan McCerland Business Pittsburg James Andrews Gon Joe Steubenville Susan Householder Hammondeville Pita Barnhouse la Ridge C. A. Montgomery J. L. McClelland Toronto Marie Ada Graham Mystle Howseholder Georgia Fraca Lena Sutton Sybilla Scott Bernice Lyle Ethel Mabel Barn ‘Rouse Jenniie Lida Andrews Lacy Swickard Eva McClelland Wilma Nixon Harry Fred She

Box social at Normans schoolhouse draws crowd and funds

The Norman's schoolhouse box social was a success with much fun and boxes. It raised 25 dollars. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pruce Richmond and family of Wintersville visiting J T Huscroft's Ghostly Glen. Easter services in Wintersville drew Me and Mrs John Ford, Mr and Mrs Ray Mayes and Omari Mayes. A bereavement over a village pet named Tom reduced attendance. Other local interactions included Frank Devore ill at home and Will White visiting Jas Carney.

Norman Pruce Richmond Wintersville J. B. Mayes John Ford Ray Mayes Omari Mayes Tom Richmond Harry White

Resurrection and risen Christ sermons draw crowds in Richmond

Owing to illness the pastor could not lead services at the United Presbyterian Church. All churches held a morning service in the Presbyterian Church and an evening service in the Methodist Church. Dr John Z Scott of Lamington New Jersey preached the morning sermon on The Resurrection and Rev Schweisberg spoke on The Risen Christ. Despite threatening weather both services attracted large audiences. A heavy rain afternoon was blamed for seven Sundays of rain. Ms Reshore cannot leave her bedside as her mother remains ill. Others: Miss Gretta Douglass of Steubenville visited. James Getherie ill with tonsillitis and rheumatism now out. A G Williams of Pittsburgh visiting family. Charles Elliott visited Mooretown. C Cooper of Jet & Hout taking rest. Saltsman returned from Gh Hospital after three weeks there.

Perery Metcalf Verve Jinery Hales Agar Smope - Vee Rowe J. T Senet S. H. Ford Broadacres Richmond Juhn i Witteburg Stephen Ruth Hobson Rachel Simpso Maury Lee Jewerr Lenore Rorey Fizabeth Pegvs Miss the Skaggs Mowe Mary Pittsburg Howe Hyerster Simpncn Queen Mother Circle Mis Editha el Hatt Jessie Fordi S. Yord Bloomfield Deke Steubenville Vail Elijah Cole Hayes Mercy Hospital Bern Truex Henry Norman Kk. C. Talbott Gree Street Fair H. Brooks ‘Hawk Junction City Harold Schweisberger Harold Mary Burgett Naninie Gonder Dan Pegray Walnut- Street W. A.” Kearney J. B Rhea Roberts Kearney Rich Fred E. Thompson Sebring Marguerite Minor Harry Talbott Adams Mills K. C. Talbots Church Street Henry Vermillion Edgar C. Hartup Wolff Stagratt Ecollege Sera, Elfiote Fditha Moorétow W .E. Guthrie Presbyterian Church John Z. Scott Lamington New Jersey Methodist Schweisberg Christ Reshore Gretta Douglass C. Cooper Jet & Hout Saltsman Sierbenville Andy AERP J. H. George Winetersville Stella Stenhenville High School M. B. Church W. CC. Carman Benwood W. Va Samuel Carman Howard McNary Will McNary Isaac Talbott W. B. Simeral J.A. Gotschall Wm. L. Tipton G. L. Blackburn Nancy Parks United Presbyterian Church J. T. Daugherty Smithfield Daugherty Caleb Daugherty Columbus Henceforth J. A. Henderson Wayne Township Henderson Jersey A. c. Jones Yorkville Jones Jefferson County F. W R. L. Timmens, Jr Cadiz D. M. Merryman M. E Martins Ferry Nellie Harold Mohn Boston Mass Albert Stringer DuBois Wyoming John Holmes Hopedale M. W. Striner Masters Paul and Ralph Burris Carnegie Grandpa Grandma Rabe R. M. Thompson New Alexandria W. W. Rabe W. B. Love Jesus Deane Hammond Dennison Dr. Alison Whittaker Mildred Mansfield Everett Mansfield T. M. Bell Charles Megrail T. Frazier Mandel and Merril Cox Mt. Moriah Ed. M. Brown Chester James R. Blackburn Enina Adrian O. A Athens Bertha Adrian Neff's A. B. Adrian Georgia Flohr John Patterson Mingo Junction Oscar Whittaker New Castle J. F. Whittaker Geo. Jawell Samuel Welday Charles Welday Wintersville Stella George Grange Jr. J. Merryman J. J. Tipton George Flohr Timmons Fernwood Pike Grant Sparks Fernwood Elizabeth Maley Mary Agnes Cole Roxie Gotsenall Blanche Welday M. L. Cole Edgar Porter Clarence Burr H. W. Stewart Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Will Tipton

Unnamed Bloomingdale Letter Offers Goods for Signed Order

Bloomfield Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago advertises for the sender of a postmarked Bloomingdale Ohio letter with an order for goods and money. No signature present. If the sender can duplicate the order and state the enclosed amount, goods will be shipped promptly. Rev Charles A Parks preached an excellent sermon to the Methodist congregation.

Bloomfield Montgomery, Ward & Co Chicago Bloomingdale Ohio Chas. A Parks Gangle Sandie

Bloomfield News Hemmed In By Tragic Death And Spring News

Bloomfield mourns Stella George aged sixteen who died after a brief measles illness, shocking Prof and Mrs J H George of Winesburg and Bloomfield friends. Easter festivities, family visits, and community events fill the town alongside notices of fires, sales, church services, and local business.

Pine Grove Sees Visits and Schedule Changes

Residents report visitors from Steubenville and Beloit Ohio while others travel from Alliance and East Liverpool. Easter events at Townsend and Hammondsville draw locals. Taylor Carson substitutes at Chestnut Grove. An entertainment date moved from March 20 to April 4 due to illness.

Pine Grove Wm. Russell Steubenville Chester Frank Pillman Alliance Catherine Billman Charles Cain George Cain Bacon Ridge Joseph Lawrence Beloit Ohio Ernest Vermillion East Liverpool Billman Redding

Frugal Mrs Willis Sees Honeymoon Costly

Mrs Willis notes the newlyweds honeymoon scarcely costs over the husband’s first decade of salary. Mr Willis counters the point with a wry remark about parsimony. The exchange reflects a light domestic humor tone from the period.

Proving the Obvious in a Farmer Writer Tale

A magazine writer returns to the farm for sixteen hours of play with no clear purpose. The Denver Republican suggests putting three farmers from any community in the same room to judge the writer’s honesty.

Denver Repubican

Administrator's Notice of Appointment in Ohio Estate

Ruth F. Gilbert and Thos S. Jones announce appointment and qualification as administrators of the estate of Theresa Ann Suter, deceased, Wells Township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated March 16 1913.

Theresa Ann Suter F Wells Township Jefferson County Ohio Ruth F. Gilbert Thos S. Jones

Executrix Appointed for Daniel L. Fritsch Will

Augusta B. Fritsch has been appointed and qualified as executrix of the will of Daniel L. Fritsch, deceased, of Warren Township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated March 25 1913. Thos Jones, her attorney.

Daniel L. Fritsch Warren

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