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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

14

Death of Thomas Heater Known as Thomas Blue

Thomas Heater known as Thomas Blue died at his home on Church Street Monday at 10:05 p m aged 66 after eleven months of illness from consumption. Born in Steubenville he was the son of Hamilton and Virginia Heator both deceased. He married Melina Scott twenty years ago who survives with two daughters Mrs Cornelia Apito of South Sharon and Mrs Georgia Smith of Steelton Pa and a half brother G Jackson. He was a member of Simpson ME church and was regarded as an industrious and respected citizen with many friends.

Thomas Heater Thomas Blue Church Street Steubenville Hamilton Virginia Heator Melina Scott Cornelia “Apito South Sharon Georgia Smith Steelton G. Jackson Simpson ME. Church

Mrs J J Tipton Dies in Bloomfield at 66

Mrs Emma Tipton wife of Lt Tipton died Monday evening in Bloomfield at 8 42 p m aged 66 years and 1 day She was a longtime member of the M E Church and a beloved figure in the village The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Methodist church Friends invited Survived by her husband three sons Lannettlyde Lawson and a daughter Clara one brother Wesley O Blackburn and one sister Mrs Adella Moore

J. J. Tipton Bloomfield Emma Tipton M. &. Church Methodist Lanne Tlyde Lawson Clara Wesley O. Blackburn Adella Moore

Jacob Bletch Dies in Toronto at 93 After Steubenville Life

Jacob Bletch, formerly of Steubenville, died Monday in Toronto at 5:15 p.m. at age 93. A laborer by trade, he worked at the Acme box factory of the Acme Glass Works. He is survived by his wife and three sons George, Harry and William of Toronto, and a married daughter living elsewhere.

Jacob Bletch Steubenville Toronto Acme Acme Glass Works George Harry William

Peter Mooney Dies After Nervous Breakdown in Dennison

Peter Mooney aged 70 died at his Dennison Ohio home Wednesday from a nervous breakdown. Born in County West Meade Ireland he came to the United States at age two and later settled in Dennison. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and was a parishioner of Immaculate Conception church. Survived by five children John Teresa Rosa Peter Columbus and Mrs Charles Dobbing of Steubenville, one sister Mrs Mary Wheland and one brother Thomas Mooney in Toronto. Funeral services will be held Friday at 8 AM.

Peter Mooney Dennison Chas. Dobbins Steaam Mr. Mooney County West Meade Ireland United States Dennivon Mooney Pennsylvania Peter Columbus Charles Dobbing Steubenville Mary Wheland Thomas Mooney Bth Toronto

Beaver Valley Business Leader Julian Kurtz Sr Dies

Judge W McD Miller notes the death at Beaver PA of Julian Kurtz Sr after a brief pneumonia illness. Kurtz was a prominent Beaver Valley businessman and civic figure. He married Julia Maller, daughter of the late Dr Miller, and is survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters from a prior marriage.

W. McD. Miller Kineman Julian Kurtz, Sr Beaver Mr. Kurtz

William Tucker Dies In Pittsburg After Noted Publishing Career

William Tucker long active in publishing and editing in this city died in Pittsburg Thursday morning. He once led the Welles publication and later edited the Olue Valley Manufacturer at Wheeling. At his death he owned the Bessemer printing. A man of great learning, he authored numerous articles and several books.

William Tucker Ate Pittsburg Welles Wheelling Bessemer

Obituary: Mrs Nancy Seeley Dies After Pneumonia

Mrs Nancy A Seeley aged 66 died at 127 North Hank alley after ten days with pneumonia. Born in Washington county Ohio and formerly Stone street, she leaves children Annie Merritt Lizzie Smith May Shamblon John Wesley and James plus siblings Sarah Richards and Wm Stonestreet. She was a member of the M FE Church and highly respected.

Alen Seeley Nancy 4A Seeley North Hank Alley A. m Washington County Ohio Stonestreet Annie Merritt Lizzie Smith May Shamblon John Wesley James Sarah Richards Wm. Stonestreet M. FE. Church

Prominent Wayne Township Resident Dies After Illness

Charles Patterson Merryman died Wednesday evening in Wayne Township after a long illness. He was a well known local figure and active in community affairs. His passing at 4 p.m. marks a loss for the area.

Chas. Patterson Merryman Charles Patterson Merryman Wayne Township

Unclear incident report from Minnesota prompts questions

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a defensive statement about a wife and brother, with mentions of William and possible rape and survival. Details are obscured, making attribution and sequence unclear.

Death of George A Hull at 70 North Sixth Street

George Andrew Hull died Sunday at 2 45 p m at his home 70 North Sixth street aged years after seven months of paralysis and a recent bout of acute indigestion. Born in the city he was son of the late Jacob Hull and Margaret Hull educated in public schools and long employed at Pittsburg locomotive works and Acme glass works. He served as assistant county treasurer under H S Priewe and his last post was water works clerk. Survived by brother Henry Hull of New York and four sisters Mrs Bert Richards Portland Oregon Mrs John McKee Annie M and Elizabeth E. He belonged to Westminster Presbyterian church and was respected for courtesy and efficiency. He lived with his sisters and cared for them at home.

George Andrew Hell Hents North Sixth Street Mr. Hull Jacob Hull Margaret Hull Publc Pittsburg Acme Glass Works H. S Priewe Henry Hull New York Bert Richards Portland Oregon John McKee Annie M Elizabeth E Westminster Presbyterian Church

Large funeral notices honor locals in New Philadelphia region

A large number of friends gathered at the late home of Abel Ratby in New Philadelphia to pay tribute. Services were led by Rev. B L George with Rev. Winters assisting, as inspectors from multiple cities attended. Abel Ratby, a freight conductor for the C and P, died at Martins Ferry after typhoid fever. funeral plans included interment at War Lenton and many trainmen expected to attend. The piece also notes the obsequies for Henry Ewing and Abel Ashby, with detailed service attendees and floral tributes, plus a death in Waynesburg Columbiana County and a Bellaire burial.

A. R. Holmes New Philadelphia B. L. George Winters Mr. Holmes Fight Post Office Birdseye Cincinnati A. P. Owen Canton W. J. Pratt Fort Wayne George Pate Youngstown C. B. Speer Lima C. G. Swain Dayton George W. Craighead Pittsburg H. R. West Catlettsburg Ohio Kentucky Indiana Abel Ratby Martins Ferry War- Lenton K. of P. Moose Henry Ewing Ridge Avenue Mr. Eakin Second U. P. Church Walter Ligitt First U. P. Church Campbell Jobe Second Christian Church Eakin Moreland Phillipa Horn Union Cemetery George A. Dean W. R. Burgoyne William Myers George B. Huff L. B. Peterson George W. Tilton Yorksville Wellsville Lisbon Abel Ashby Belmont Street Bellaire

Death of 17 year old Sarah Miller noted in Silver City obituary

W R Vier received word Wednesday night of the death of Sarah Miller age 17, daughter of Mrs Mary B Miller of Silver City New Mexico. The announcement calls the late girl Mary Malle Buchanan and memorial plans follow in the Wetlaburg Herald.

Ivlegram W. R Vier Sarah Miller Mary B. Miller Silver City New Mexico Normine Mes Mary B Miller Mise Malle Buchanan Wetlaburg Herald

Evans girl 7 dies of typhoid in Weirton

Evelyn D daughter of Oliver and Jennie Stanly Evans of Weirton died Sunday of typhoid fever aged seven. Her remains will be brought here on Wednesday for burial in Union cemetery.

Evelyn D Oliver Jennie Stanly Evans Weirton Union Cemetery

Inquest Verdict On Dexter Mines Death

Coroner Herb hus filed a verdict in the inquest held on Abraham Fo Hiley who was killed at Dexter mines near Brilliant on April 17 1613. He died after being struck by a rail car derailment that fractured his skull.

Herb Hus Abraham Fo Hiley Dexter Mines Brilliant Leath

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