Death ends noble career of Prof D W Matlack
Obituary recalling the life of Professor David W. Matlack a long time Steubenville educator and Civil War veteran who died April 26 1907 at his home after years of illness He resigned from the public schools December 1906 and had been confined to his room since then He served as principal of Stanton School and dean of Steubenville public schools for nearly forty years He married Laura Wolcott and leaves a wife son A Wolcott Matlack daughter Helen and son Harry W Matlack plus siblings and a brother Albert and sister Mrs Mary Blackburn Funeral will be at the Congregational Church with services at three o clock Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Matlack
North Fifth Street
Matlack
Steubenville
Ohio
Prof. Matlack
Jefferson County
Aaron Matlack
Scotland
Mary Winkerpleck Matlack
Holland
Buckeye
Salem Township
Unionport
Co. G
Chickamauga
South
Columbus
Old Farm
Hopedale
Old Academy
Stanton School
New Wells High School
Cadiz
Spaulding Iron Co
Brilliant
Stanton Building
Ohio ‘Teachers’ ‘Association
Teachers’ Institute
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Hio
Paul
Laura
Henry Wolcott
Congregational Church
Knights of Honor
A. Wolcott
Helen
Harry W. Matlack
Lyon & Healy Organ Co
Chicago
Albert
Mary Blackburn
Leesville
Court News Summary of Local Court Actions and Debates
Court records show guardianship sale of minor William Call case against Hugh Call, several defense filings in George La Voe vs Vera Cruz Development Co, and an attachment suit Harry Phillips vs Mervis. Garnishment in a Toronto bank noted, appeal transcript in Vishniski vs Korinavish, and a one mile pike assessment petition led by a long list of residents. A John Borden case awarded $125 plus costs for horse injury after three trials. Divorce suit Boka Volka vs John Volko, and multi-party civil actions include claims of $148 and $059.25 for work and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester S. Call
Wm. Call
Hugh A. Call
J. M. Fisher
H. L. Wilson
Benj. F. Fisher
George W. la Voe
Vera Cruz Development Co
Common Pleas
Harry Phillips
Mervis
Toronto
Alban
May
Louis Vishniski
Tony Korinavish
Squire Blackburn
W. H. Iler
W. O. Reynard
A. Hannebert
Ella Reynard
W. H. Bernhard
E. S. Iler
Margaret Her
A. J. Herbert
Lizzie Whitten
Joseph Golhot
Pearle Shivers
Smiley Dowdell
Mary Dowdell
Carrie Baxter
Mary E Stull
S. V. Griffith
Jos. Chambers
Mary T. Rneynard
Campbell Carrier
Piney Fork Station
Pine Grove School House
John Borden
Morris J. Hess
Boka Volka
John Volko
Hungary
McKee
Fred W. Mosel
J. R. Webster
Williams
Henry Floto
C. W. Oldham
Gruber
Horse sale draws large crowd at Sharp's on Friday
A Friday sale of prime Western horses at Sharp's attracted a large crowd of buyers and good prices. Purchasers included Wm Sloan of Empire with a six year old bay horse, Charles Green with a bay mare, E K Hogue with a year old sorrel horse, Liggett and Patton of Hopedale with five year old black driving horses, Edward Wigginton with a pair of mules, Alex McCullough with two six year old driving horses, James Vaughan with a five year old sorrel driving horse, John Moren with a year old bay driving horse, Charles Moreland with a four year old spotted pony, James Erwin with four year old bay team horses, Vess Vantisburg with a five year old bay wagon horse, Harry Bates with a six year old black team, George Tweedy of Martins Ferry with a four year old bay coach horse, John Lewis of Wellsburg with a six year old bay driving mare, Fred Scott of Smithfield with a five year old gray driving horse, D A McCullough with a six year old gray team, and Oscar Gardner with a four year old brown driving mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp's
Wm. Sloan
Empire
Charles Green
E. K. Hogue
Liggett & Patton
Hopedale
Edward Wigginton
Alex McCullough
James Vaughan
John Moren
Charles Moreland
James Erwin
Vess Vantisburg
Harry Bates
George Tweedy
Martin's Ferry
John Lewis
Wellsburg
Fred Scott
Smithfield
D. A. McCullough
Oscar Gardner
Centennial Anniversary of the Floyd Settlement
Sherman M Floyd hosted a centennial gathering on the old Floyd farm now owned by S M Floyd. More than eighty relatives and friends celebrated the 1806 government deed to the property later transferred to William Floyd. The April 25 1907 event featured a noon dinner, artifacts from over a century, and a Floyd family reunion with seven children ten grandchildren and one great grandchild among the attendees totaling 716 years of life across the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman M.floyd
Floyd
S. M. Floyd
Thomas Nicholson
William Loyd
Route Mountains
Maryland
Wm. Floyd
John Floyd
Man Killed by Freight on East Liverpool Lines
George B. Ammon, a clay miner, was fatally struck by a four car eastbound train on the East Liverpool Traction Company lines near Walker Thursday night as he stepped onto the track to cross. The motorman says Ammon deliberately entered the path about 20 to 30 feet ahead, the train traveling at a rapid speed and unable to stop. His father was killed by a C. and P. train about three years earlier at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ammon
East Liverpool Traction Company
Walker
Ammon
For Sale- Blind Mare and 123 Acre Ohio Farm Ad
For sale blind mare weight about 1300 pounds listed by R T Mackey Island Creek Ohio 1927. Jefferson county Ohio farm 123 acres on two limestone pikes three miles from Ohio river and two railroads land rolling well watered church and school 150 yards from house price 30 dollars per acre address P O box 546 Steubenville Ohio andwtf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Mackey
Island Creek
Ohio
Jefferson County
P. O
Steubenville
O. And&wtf
Ladies Silk Lisle Vests and Hose Sale Prices
Classified ad lists ladies silk lisle vests at low neck sleeveless five cents each. White lisle vests at ten one and twenty cents. Embroidered hose in black with silk embroidery and dainty styles at twenty five cents. Embroidered lisle hose in black and colors at various prices. Tan hose in plain and lace shades. Colored lisle hose in popular shades. Silk hose in black and colors priced from five cents to two dollars and up. Children plain lisle hose white tan black at small prices. White lace hose for children at twenty five cents per pair. Boys school hose in black heavy ribbed knit at price per pair.
Special BLACK LATEEN PET TICOATS Feature Three Ruffles
Auction style listing notes good width black lateen pet ticoats with three ruffles and hem stitched edge valued at 1.25 dollars. Item appears in a sales blurb with misspelled trailing text indicating possible garble.
Corsets in Discontinued Sizes Noted by Shops
A retailer advertises American Lady and Royal Worcester corsets with several discontinued regular 1.00 sizes in a broken line of catalog notes. Peet risk eeiane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lady
Royal Worcester
Peet Risk Eeiane
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Prof
D. W. Matlack
John Buehler
McCullough
Gray Horn
WW. Hudson
Old Cumberland
Major Wolf
Bergholz
Provo
Miss Wolf
Major Mack
Ida May
Trotter
Major Wolf, Jr
Major Etta
Bonnie Wolf
Bourbon Wilkes
George Wilkes
Happy Medium
Nancy Hanks
Lodh Dillon
Wolf
Lewis McClain
Hammondsville
Jane
J. T. Thompson
McSeely Bros
Jamie
Hawkins
Court News
Floyd Settlement
East Liverpool
Ladies’ Union
Beeen
Steubenville, Ohio
Gurgius
W. F. Bavidgon, Pres
E. &. Francy Vine Pree
L. L
Rimes Cashier
W. ¥. Davidson
J. Podiowski
Bhwreownlee
Frank Murphy
Jones Munker
Brietor
J. T. Garratt
M. M. Franco
A. M. Melms
G. R Stark
B. G. Richards
Bates Seersucker
J, Fl. Hawkins & CO
Union Deposit Bank
J. Sing Qik
CaskIer
South Third
STREF
JOTTS
MALL
Henderson Druc
K Company
United States Depository
National Exchange Bank
W. H. McClinton
T. A. Hammond
David McCullough
Hugh T. Clark
W. HH. McClinton
D. M. Weiday
Pieteher
Char
Winfield Scott
Chas. J. McConneall
Thomas Sehreon
Samus C. Gill
Ewan
John W. Forney
Andrew W. McDonald
A. &. Buckingham
Cahier
the Commercial National Bank
Ie Ote
Oma
Bomett
Brekina
William Leech
Joseph Beatty
Gilbert G. Gaston
Buckingham
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