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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

5

Personal notices from Steubenville area

Thursday social items include H L May and Samuel May back from New York and Atlantic City visits. Attornies Alban and Gruber in Columbus before the Supreme Court. Multiple hospital updates, engagements, marriages, deaths, and local movements among Steubenville residents and visitors.

Professor Andrews Dies Revered Steubenville Educator

Martin R. Andrews longtime superintendent of Steubenville public schools from 1870 to 1870 and later president of Marietta College, died suddenly after a long career as a soldier and educator. The Marietta Times lauded his exact teaching method, leadership of the college history department, and public spiritedness, noting his lasting impact on Ohio education.

Martin R. Andrews Steubenville Marietta College Marisetta Times Andrews Union Signal Corps Ohio

Death of Charles W. White at Cadiz native dies at home

Charles William White aged 36 died at Ambrose Kent 257 South Seventh Street Monday at 4 a m after eight months of poor health. Born in Cadiz son of the late W H White he is survived by his mother Mrs Ella White and four sisters Mrs A Kent Laura Alma and Kizzie White. A hod carrier by trade Rev J S Burton to officiate services here tonight and remains will be taken to Cadiz for interment tomorrow.

Charles W. White Charles Willian White Ambrose Kent South Seventh Street Cadiz W. H. White Ella White A. &. Kent Laura Alma White

Death of Elmer Smith at 23 in 1912 home

Elmer H. Smith died at his sister Mrs. John Miller's residence 517 South street Sunday at 10 03 p m aged 23 after three weeks with typhoid fever He was born in New Castle lived here four and a half years worked as a rougher at Pope Tin Works He leaves mother Mrs Emma Hoover and brothers Edward George of Elwood City Charles and Mrs John Miller of this city and Mrs Florence Fulkerson of New Castle He belonged to the Moose order Oscar Smith a painter died at Round Corner Saturday aged 46 He is survived by his wife Funeral services were held Monday Rev Battelle McCarty officiating. F C A Frederick Canal Dover visited with his granddaughter Mrs George Robinson Frances Geisen Monaca Pa visited with her sister Mrs Robinson.

H. L. May Samuel May New York Atlantic City W. Kinsey Steuben Ville Kinsey Steubenville Advocate Tribune New Philadelphia F. W. Mosel Thomas Swearingen Litle Katie Reese Lovie Lawrence Toronto M. E. Parsonage Battelle McCarty Wellsville Messrs J. B. Doyle F. H. Kerr Chaffee Board of Commerce Washington City Wilson Elizabet M. Boreland Washington, Pa Simon Farrar Old Burying Ground Raccoon Creek S. J. Podlewski S. O. Barkhurst Theodore Dodd J. C. Foster Bloomingdale Dr. Whittaker Jester Hamline M. E. Church M. E Uhrichsville Cleveland Jesse E. Cohen Philadelphia City Hospital Hays Pittsburg Alfred Singleton Paull Alfred Paul Mary Virginia Sands Lawrence Eyster Sands St. Luke's P .E. Church Wheeling Paull Wall Mt Pleasant Jefferson County Ohio Sands Hamline Hannah Seltzer F. L. Moses St. Petersburg Maurice Kinsey Elle Johnson Cadiz Ernest Adams Lewis H. Faulk New Kensington Nelson Call Thomas Whittaker Marguerite Bates Fanny Kells Beaver May Kells Hic Thos. Needham Chicago Nationals Sue C. Davis Johnstown Minnie Glass Secon Helen Gill Robbins George W. McCook North Street George Moses C O. Hallett Columbus Henry Ewing James H. Moses North Fifth Street Johnson Miller Ber Cooper Uhrich Street Wilma Cooper Dennison Paragraph H. R. Wills Brotherhood of Railway Trainmar San Francisco Cal Pacific Coast Wills J. M. Mildner Ross Street Mercy Hospital Monda G. le Hays J. A. McCullough Carl Smith le. R. Elkin Bellaire Nanah Rense Cincinnati Lyceum Chas. Nicholson Helm Flats St Paul's Sterbenville Mesdames Foster Schnellbach Nicholson Belknap F. Lyons C. Nicholson H. B. Huntsman Rhoda M. White Steubenville High School Hon Hayes Whate Fernwood S$. L. May Holy Name Church J. A. Weig- Landa Robert Armitage Tihtonsville Carl West Martin Florence Apetsch Holliday's Cove Reiner’'s Alr Laurence Andrews Burgettstown Wellsburg Carl H. Smith Common Pleas Court Jefferson Harrison Tuscarawas Smith East Eighty-first Street Cleveand Andrew C. Blair Steubenville _ Potery Co Sascatchewan Canada Mr. Blair R. R. Correll British Columbia Jean Blair Pittspore Rose Gibson Moundsville W. Va Friends Jane Cole Michmond Robert Rhodes J. J. Tipton Bloomfield Chas Dobbins Dennison Jobbing Daniel Mooney Lela Stevenson May Nellie “Duncan Urgettstown Jr. Barkhurst Daisy Wood Beall Morrantown City Harry Wintringer le Selle Avenue Elizabeth Wintringer E. Daugherty Andrew Forsythe T John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Hugh Forsythe C. G. Allen Paris Paj Carnegie Office Belize Wheeling Park J. Houghton Stevenville Atchinson Steubbenville Charles Martha Long Charles Ewing John Jean Phil A.mclean Samuel Snedder Bert Sanford Woman's Club David Smith Old Virginia Louise Page Frank .D. Sinclair Harry Fay Grant Franklin, Pa Marie Sinclair England London F. Rose J. C. Johnson Evansville Ind 5S. L. May North Fourth Street William Holmes John Hock Amey Fifth Street Pittsburgh Robert J. Beatty Jupiter Plavins Knights of St. Paul Association of la Belle View Cook North Pole Preble Call Preble Stevens Geer Armitage Welday Ohrens Miss Murray Miss Blackburn J. R. McDowell Pleasant Heights L. E. Gorham Sullivan Ashtabula County iMrs. Gorham Sue Scott Joseph Altman William Engle South Fourth Street August Hemplemann Zion's Lutheran Church Oklahoma James Milligan Brothers of the John Milligan McLeod Milligan Fred Milligan Johns Hopkins University Westminster College E. M. Milligan Sewickley WLC T. A Dr Harkimrst Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Chas Nicholson Helms Flats Rengse St. Paul’s Church Woman Workers of the West Minister Church Marth D. Ledyard Frances McGowan James F. McGowan Arthur Anderson San Diego John McKeown Emma Fuller Bertha McPherson Slack Street Samuel Price Edith Stringer Ragland Wallis Dunbar Lillie Jones Nahant Mass W. B. Jones H. S. Kame Walter McCroba Follawsbee MacCroba Martha Charles Lowe Carollton Misses Pearce Frank Gilmore Lagan Street Anna McClaren Billy Sunday Asa Jackman Watt Richmond Martins Ferry James Meikle Carnegie Harry Powell John McKee Fla Nurtz Libby Miller Pueblo Col E. M. Fisher E. A. Weiss Adda Wilson McCoy St. Louis James Wilson Baron Steuben Redman Ava Jane Bartholomew Auk Killarney Ray Ridgeey Paul Edward Wilson Wm. Ritkin Ruth Bray Antoinette Sailor Lohengrin East Liverpool Mis. Carwright Beth Forbes James Forrer New York City Louis A. McKean Middletown Emma Strabley Maineville North Sixth Street E. M. Fell Iva Jane Bartholomew Henry Dutty Margaret Schaver Belmont County Belmont K. Shamansky Steubenville Herald-Star St. Alexis Hospital C. E Ward A. Shimansky Sandusky F. Wrey Ridgely Miss Bartholomew Alexander Craig Kennedy Melbourne Road Father Murphy South Fifth Street Father Weigand Reid Avalon O. M. Sanford Hotel Pitt Stanley E. A. Jester Elmer Smith Elmer H. Smith John Miller South Street New Castle Pope Tin Works Emma Hoover Edward and George Elwood City Florence Fulkerson Moose Order Oscar Smith Round Corner F.C. A. Frederick Canal Dover George Robinson Frances Geisen Monaca Robinson

Engineer Edward Pierce Dies in Bellevue at 60

Edward Pierce, longtime Pan Handle railroad engineer, died in Bellevue, Ohio on April 15. He previously worked as an engineer for the Nickel Plate railroad and was 60 years old.

Edward Pierce Bellevue Ohio Nickel Plate Railroad

Pike Granted in Knox Township Easement Petition

County commissioners granted a one mile a Pike in Knox township petitioned by A B Spielmann the action approved after review by the board.

Kuex Township A.B Spiel

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. J. Felmath Margaret Marie Seifert Southside Howard Campbell Presbyterian Church New Piladelphia General Assembly Atlanta Steubenville Presbytery At Their Spring Session At Scio Ross Vandine Robert Wilson Melvin R. Kerr Chicago Junction H.C. Kerr Mr. Kerr C. E. Baker Ellen Roberts Mingo Bridgeport Janet Bradley J. T. Lippert Mingo Junction Toledo Ed. Floto Fifth Slack Streets Ladies Sewing Society Ladies Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church Adeline Kreye Chas. FP. Fisher Fisher Columbus Citizen Emeline Chase Gambies Sarah Agnes L. Wells Paingville Frank Kendall H. M. Stewart Vesta Kerr Crafton Alace Grant Mrs. Blakely Mrs. Atchison Prof. Andrews Ucator
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