Deaths and Funeral Services Reported in Local Columns
Death notices detail the funeral of John H. Prosser held Sunday with Revs Ruge and Grabie presiding. Pallbearers included J. C. Aut, John T. Stewart, Lemuel E. Maple, George Barthold, Fred Knagi, and Joseph Blackburn. Grand Army conducted graveside rites. Also noted is the death of seven month old Mary Margaret Clancy of Lincoln avenue, pneumonia. Her funeral was held Saturday at Holy Name Church with Rev Father Byrne officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Prosser
Ruge
Grabie
J. C. Aut
John T. Stewart
Lemuel E. Maple
George Barthold
Fred Knagi
Joseph Blackburn
Prosser
Grand Army
Mary Margaret
Pierce
Celia Clancy
Lincoln Avenue
Holy Name Church
Father Byrne
Mrs. Sarah Beatty Sharpe Passes After Operation
Mrs. Sarah Beatty Sharpe wife of George E. Sharpe died at Gill hospital on Thursday afternoon following an operation. Born in Steubenville she would have turned 57 on June 23. Survived by husband four children sister and two brothers. A founder of St. Stephens church she was active in charity and respected for hospitality and kindness across Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sharpe
Sarah Beatty Sharpe
the Gill Hospital
Sycamore Hill
Sharpe
Henéé
Steubenville
A. J. Beatty
Alexander Beatty Sharpe
Abber J. Sharpe
C. P. McFadden
Wm. L. Sharpe
James C. Patterson
Orlando
Florida
Robert J
George Beatty
Steubenville Female Seminary
Mrs Susan Makin Dies After Illness at Gill Hospital
Mrs Susan Makin wife of Scott Makin of Sixth and Franklin avenue died at Gill hospital Friday at 5 50 am after a three month illness from pneumonia and complications She was born in Strongstown Pa maiden name Hill married in Johnstown Pa thirty years ago and the family has resided here seven years Seven children Andrew Emanuel David and Edgar survive with three brothers and two sisters Levi Hill Emanuel Pill Daniel Hill Mary Henman and Emma Mervine She belonged to Hamline M F church and was highly regarded as a devoted wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Makin
Susan
Scott Makin
Sixth
Franklin Avenue
Gill Hospital
Strongstown
Hill
Makin
Johnstown
Andrew
Emanuel
David
Edgar
Levi Hill
Dakota
Emanuel Pill
Towa
Daniel Hill
Idaho
Mary Henman
Emma Mervine
Hamline M. F. Church
Mrs Edith Scott Dies in Frankfort Springs Home
Mrs Edith Scott widow of James E Scott died Thursday evening at 6 30 at her son Rev John T Scott's home in Frankfort Springs aged about 83 She had been ill for months Her maiden name was Davis Surviving are Rev John T Scott Pittsbur gh David G Scott Steubenville Mrs G G Gaston Cleveland Mrs I Ford and Mrs Jas Riley Cleveland brother David Davis of Indianapolis Also a Presbyterian lifelong member whose Christian memory remains cherished in the community.
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Edith Scott
James E. Scott
Richmond
John T. Scott
Frankfort Springs
Scott
Davis
David G. Scott
Pittsburg
G. G Gaston
Steubenville
I. Ford
Jas. Riley
Cleveland
David Davis
Indianola
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Maria C Young Dies in Los Angeles
Maria C Young aged eighty six dies in Los Angeles on April 19 1906 after long residence. She is mourned by many friends and leaves three daughters Mrs Francis C Gowrin of this city Mrs B O Starrett of Wellsville Ohio and Mrs Rebecca A Dales of Los Angeles who lived with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maria C. Young
Francis C. Gowrin
B. O. Starrett
Wellsville
Ohio
Rebecca A. Dales
Mrs Hanna B Grayson Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Hanna B Grayson aged about 80 died after three weeks illness at 209 South High Street residence of Franklin Dougherty. She was born in Leeds England and was daughter of Samuel Grayson who long resided in Steubenville.
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Hanna B. Grayson
Franklin Dougherty
South High Street
Leeds
England
Samuel Grayson
Steubenville
Grayson remembered as longtime piano teacher at Stebbensville
An obituary tribute to Hannah B Grayson a veteran music educator who taught piano for six decades at Stebbensville Female Seminary. She traveled with military families in childhood and lived near Mrs Beatty Reid and the seminary until its end. Her cheerfulness pined with Mastery and a circle of friends, her funeral held at Mt Pleasant Methodist Protestant Church. The piece notes her devotion to music and the affectionate memories she left behind.
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India
United States
Graysen
Stebbenville Female Seminary
C. Beatty
A. M. Reid
Miss Grayson
Presbyterian Church
Church of England
Robert Grayson
Marietta
West
Mother Beatty
A. Mi Reid
Miss Gratcott
Hannah B. Grayson
Widow Elizabeth O Neal 92 mourned by Steubenville
Mrs Elizabeth O Neal widow of John O Neal died at home on a morning at 5 30 o clock aged 92 after two months of frail health and a stroke last month. Born in Nottingham England in 1813 she came to Steubenville at age seven and lived there ever since. Six children were born to her all deceased with John and Miss Elvira O Neal among the last. A longtime Presbyterian church member her life was quiet and devoted to home, friends, and neighborly duties.
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Elizabeth O'Neal
Elizabeth
John O'Neal
Ee “Street
Fgan
Steubenville
John O’neal
Elvira O'Neal
Presbyterian Church
Our City
Death notices from Scio and Cambridge announce two obituaries
Mrs Sadie Corbin wife of Jeremiah Fowler of Scio New York died Wednesday after a prostration at age thirty five. The remains were brought home Friday. Her husband had died shortly before. Mrs Susan Masters oldest woman in Guernsey county died at her Cambridge home Thursday afternoon born January 30 1806 in Jersey City New Jersey after several months of decline.
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Sadie Corbin
Daug Jeremiah Fowler
Scio
New York
Susan. Masters
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Jersey City
N. J
Mrs. Fditha Scott Laid To Rest In Richmond
The remains of Mrs. Fditha Scott who died at Frankfort Springs were taken to Richmond today where largely attended services were held in the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. McMillan officiated with G. A. Gaston and wife of this city in attendance.
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Fditha Scott
Frankfort Springs
Richmond
Presbyterian Church
McMillan
G. A. Gaston
Funeral services held for Fred Rich ter and Mrs Tonis n
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the residence of Fred Klages with Rev. Schaer officiating for Fred Rich ter. Pallbearers were from the B. of R.T. and Red Men. Mrs Tonis n also had services this afternoon with Rev. Ulman officiating.
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Fred Richter
Fred Klages
Rev. Schaer
B. of R.T
Red
Tonis N
Ulman
Mrs Henry Kellermeir dies aged 63 in Island Creek
Mrs Sophia A wife of Henry Kellermeir of Island Creek township died Tuesday May 1 at 5 20 p m aged 63 years She leaves her husband and five children Mrs A W White Seattle Mrs Join Williamson Harry Helena a William The deceased was respected
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Henry Kellermeir
Sophia A
Island Creek Township
A. W. White
Seattle
Join Williamson
Harry
Helena A
William
Death of Thomas Marshall Prominent Christian Worker
On April 25, 1906, Thomas Marshall, one of Mr. Pleasant's oldest supporters, died. His life as a Christian and his charitable works will be remembered by friends and those who knew him.
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Thomas Marshall
Mr. Pleasant
Obituary notices for local residents and services
A respected former resident died at W D McLaughlin's home in Zanesville. His remains go to Stan benville Thursday for 1:50 p.m. funeral from Pan Handle depot. Nevin was connected with the McLaughlin family in the city. Mrs Elizabeth O'Neal's funeral today at the residence drew a large crowd with Revs Evans and Wiman officiating. The First Presbyterian choir sang and Mrs Geo F McCracken gave a solo. Pallbearers included Jas Hi, Wm Ruddicks, George Egan, Wm McMasters, Mr Beaumont, Jas Frazier, Gilbert Frazier, George Conn. Miss Hannah B Grayson funeral held this afternoon at Franklin Dotelerty's residence. Revs A M Reid and J M Robinson spoke on her long, useful, unselfish life. A quartet including Mrs D F Davies, Miss Elia Johnson, Um Flote, and D F Davies sang "Rock of Ages" "Abide With Me" and "Peace, Perfect Peace." Pallbearers: J W Gill, J A Kitheart, W B Donaldson, W O Johnson, H T Clarke, Jas Sarratt.
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W.D. McLaughlin
Zanesville
Stan Benville
Pan Handle
Nevin
McLaughlin
Elizabeth O’neal
Evans
Wiman
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. F. McCracken
Jas. Hi
Wm. Ruddicks
George Egan
Wm. McMasters
Mr. Beaumont
Jas. Frazier
Gilbert Frazier
George Conn
Hannah’ B. Grayson
Franklin Dotelerty
A. M. Reid
J. M. Robinson
D. F. Davies
Elia Johnson
Um. Flote
J. W. Gill
J. A. Kitheart
W. B. Donaldson W. O
Johnson
H. T. Clarke
Jas . Sarratt
Scale signed by multiple eastern Ohio coal operators
Several operators including Gibson Coal Co of Rayland and Neeland Coal Co of Bellaire signed the 1908 scale at Bridgeport yesterday. Mine conditions caused a Rush Run mine conflict as workers refused to resume under the 1903 day wage, leading to temporary housing tensions and firm stand by miners. Williamson Coal Co of Ragland was expected to sign next.
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Ohio
Bridgeport
Gibson Coal Co
Rayland
Portland Coal Co
Lloyd Darrail
Neeland Coal Company
Long and Winder
M. J. Jarrett and
Hall and
Gillhooley
Bellaire
Vankirk Mining and Manufacturing Company
Shanesville
O T Coat Co Plans New Boiler House and Mine Expansion
Officials say a new boiler and power house and tipple will be erected immediately and ready for mining within 45 days. The fire reconstruction aims to provide better equipment. steel fireproof buildings could not be delivered in time. Coal mining began years ago at the Love mine, with about 1000 acres worked and a 400 acre block yet to be worded, plus hundreds more in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiinevsky
O. & T. Coat Co
Love Mine
Ohio Valley builds ten new La Belle Boulevard houses
The Ohio Valley Building and Trust Company begins ten stone and brick homes on La Belle Boulevard in the city. The modern residences will face the proposed park and be for sale with buyer input on layout and modifications. Estimated value referenced as rising with availability.
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Ohio Valley Building and Trust Company
la Belle Boulevard
Presty
la Belle View
New Buildings and Machinery for Salineville Mines
Plans to rebuild the Slope mine of the O. and W.P. Coal Co at Salineville include new buildings and machinery. Work hopes to start within 45 days, with reconstruction promising better equipment than ever before.
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Salineville Mines
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. B. Grayson
Sim
Herald
Methodist Protestant Church
Mt. Pleasant
Marshall
Brown
Young
Dickey
Bowman
Orville
Colorado
C. M. Daugherty
Smithfield
E. W. Dallas
Samuel Cornell
Wiliam. Congrave
Fred Irwin
Columbus
van Cornell
Thong Marshall
Samuel Nevin
Gibson Company
Williams CO
Rush Run
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
O. & WP. Coal Co
Salineville
LaBelle Clothing Co
South Fourth St
Market Street
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