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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

10

Personal notices from the community in brief

Mrs RK W Smyte travels to Newark for her brother J F Barthhouse illness. Miss McClinton recovering from two week illness. Logan Smallwood recovering from illness. Miss Clara Cooper visiting in Toronto guest of Mr and Mrs John McFarland and Miss Queenie. Patrolman John R Gleason and wife visiting relatives in Wilton. Ladies Missionary Society to be entertained by Mrs Walter Liggett. Mrs Mae Connelly Schoen resigns her job for rest. Alma Flote and Earth pies visiting Woodlawn. Ivetta Price heads to Richmond for foot injury recovery. Rev W M Sidener spoke on estate law in Wheeling and will conduct services in Wellsburg. W K Landrum visits Joseph McGahan after 23 years. Mrs J R Mossgrove hosts sewing club for Mrs James Beatty. Miss Mary Morton asks to be relieved from church duties for health until Sept. Miss Egerter from Wheeling guest of Mrs Menagh. Mrs Agnes Gaughan birthday surprise with gifts and Battenberg cover. Mrs John A Collier and son Frank arrive from Cleveland after death of Mrs Collier’s mother Mrs Caroline Dewey. Ten High School girls host a dancing party at Loge Academy in honor of Miss Rather Davis with chaperones. Dancing party features, luncheon, and dancing till midnight.

RK. W. Smyte Newark N. J J. F. Barthhouse McClinton Logan Smallwood Clara Cooper Wheeling Toronto John Mcfarland Queenie Queenie. Patrolman Juo R. Gleason Detroit Alma Flote Woodlawn Jom Bogman Agnes Melching Ivetta Price Richmoont W. M. Sidener Ieel Wheeling Clericus Christ Church Wellsburg W. K. Landrum Philadelphia Joseph McGahan West Market Street Arroyo W. Va J. R. Mossgrove Young Ladies Sewing Club James M. Beatty Columbus E. C. Chandler Orlando Florida Mary Morton Methodist Protestant Church Miss Are Iss Egerter Maceina Ak Agnes Gaughan North Eighth Street John A. Collier Frank Cleveland Meyrs Collies Caroline Dewey Lucy Shereatt Virrgiia Antt Mary Alfison Helen Vranvheim Helen Bhws Mary Moses Gwendolyn Reese Virginia Sharp Mayate Camley Loge’ Academy Miss Davis Jellev Clyde- Lindaff

Puts End to Bad Habit Blues With New Life Pills

An old time advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for the blues caused by a sluggish liver. It claims the pills purge bilious poison, improve stomach, liver, and kidney function, and restore happier feelings. Priced at 25 cents.

Dr. Ing

Local marriages listed for Bergidly Novak Ziza and Mingo Junction pairs

Marriage licenses show Wm Dunn age 25 and Lacy L Pushy age 18 of Bergidly Novak Ziza. 29-year-old Bergidly Novak Ziza and 28-year-old Katherine Frankovig of Mingo Junction. John Bakon 27 and Mary Kridla 24 of Toronto. Mike Anijeook 23 and Mary Dolyak 18 of Mingo Junction. The item notes other notices including political and legal actions and a health testimony about a wife’s illness and a patent medicine claim.

Wm. Dunn Lacy L. Pushy Bergidly Novak Ziza Katherine Frankovig Mingo Junction John Bakon Mary Kridla Toronto Mike Anijeook Mary Dolyak

Offenders Fined for Theft in Local Court

Squire Lawler fined Charles Carey and John Lotree Co. versus Joe Parrica noted. the court levied $25 and costs for stealing a item described in the fragment.

Squire Lawler Chas. Carey John Lotree & Co Joe Parrica Leclored

Unencouraging Audience Exchanges in Toast

A speaker notes the audience’s habitual self-approval over genuine listening. The interlocutor, the mo rose Man, agrees that audiences prefer hearing themselves feel righteous rather than paying attention to others' remarks. The exchange highlights a common tension between self-congratulatory reaction and attentive discourse.

Boys wash suits in blue and tan styles

Boys new wash suits for ages 2 to 6 years offered in pretty percales and striped ginghams in blue and tan. Prices listed at 70 cents each.

Suits Offerings Describe Whip Card Fabrics And Styles

An advertisement lists suits at 11.50 featuring Whip cards Serges and varied weaves. Many are plain tailored with some long revers and multi button options. Skirts described in light line effects with high shade colors including black blue tan grey checks and white serge accompanied by silk collars.

Copenhagen

Dresses at 1.98 and 3.59 Value Sale

A selection of wash dresses in Peter Thompson style for juniors and misses sizes 13 to 18. One piece dresses in Lanene with sailor collar and short sleeves, trimmed with white braid. Colors tan white and hive. Also Norfolk suits in plain serge and novelty blends, worth up to 16.50, offered as good value.

Peter Thompseon Lanene

New Wash Dresses in Linen and Chambray Options

Dresses priced at 5.98 in ladies and misses sizes feature pure linen, plain chambrays, striped ginghams and striped tissues. Styles include low neck, sailor collars, one side trim, and new coat styles with 3 4 and long sleeves. Skirts are straight with high waist and flared bottoms for room.

Children's and middy blouses and curtains advertised

Listing of children s middy blouses in various sizes and fabrics with white colors and red or blue collars. Also promotes Nadone greaseless cream in a jar, a high grade witch hazel remedy in 8 ounce bottles, and Quaker Curtains with all over designs sold as a pair.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mae Connelly Schoen America Steubenville Bookman Market ST Cor Fifth Bell Fitzsimmons Kese County Miller Attorneys Sarah Wilhelm A. T. Russell Finley J. E. Finley Samil Cartier Gale Ting Mary Axemayt R. J. Howell Tracy Ohio Foley Beall & Steele Drug Co Levinson South Fourth Street Steubenville, Ohio Foulard Norfolk Seville Reynier Ife Witch Hazel Delft Jardiniere
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