Personal notices reflect a busy Steubenville visit scene
A long list of names and brief notes shows many locals and visitors in Steubenville and nearby towns. Individuals from Pittehure, Wodegraff, Smithfield, Hollidays Cove, Toronto and beyond are described as visiting, on business, or staying with relatives, with several social events and outings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hern
Pittehure
W. K. Smith
Wodegraff
Do. M. Daugherty
Smithfield
Mayor Ralston
Steubenville
Elizabeth Carnes
Snithfield
RG. Smith
B. I. Arnold
Adena C
B. Goucher
Lucille
Toronto
Eubenville
Leila Kitheart
Chester
W. Vao
J. W. Dunbar
J. K. Smith
Amsterdam
George Eliott
Allegheny
Wiliam Lister
Wheeline
Mmiss Grace Peters
Nellie Hoover
Anna Lautters
King's Mills
George Probert
Pueblo
Col
Lou Virtue
Dennison
Albert
R. M. Thompson
New Alex
Crisswell
South Street
Edward Smith
McIntyre
East Liverpool
Howard Duyekinek
Philadelphia
Charles W. Lowe
West Market Street
J.C. Micheal
West Lafayette
Jesse Micheal
Pet Hoobler
Lettie Gault
Mahlon Newburn
Mira Re Ve Conroy
Hite Oa
Legh Mir
Unionport
Eto
Wellsville
Haveing
Daugeter
Evansville
Ind
George W. Hill
James
Terre Haute
Oakland
Jennie Brown
Rueben H. Ashby
Thetonville
J. J. Swaney
James Archer
Florida
West
Carolna
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
South
William White
Hamline
North Seventh Street
Mrs. White
Falk & O'Neal's
Imperial Orchestra
Wellsburg
Bra Haber
la Vette View
Flora Cramer
Helpre
Ohio
Anna MP
Ching
Mies
Rebecca Vesperman
Sherman Henderson
Clyde Fenderson
Cramer
Robert Orris
Pittsburg
Thomas Ault
Jeddo
Gasoline Explosion On Riverboat Forces Escape
A gasoline can exploded on a yacht near Steubenville as a party from East Liverpool rode the Ohio River. George Hadgett was knocked into the water while others saved themselves from drowning as the boat nearly capsized. The vessel, owned by Yeckathorn and Mercer, carried John Smith Fred Heckathern Hazel Mercer and an unnamed friend on a trip that extended toward Steubenville before the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadgett
Liverpool
Hadsett
Steubenville
Alikanna
George Hadgett
Ohio
John Smith
Fred Heckathern
Hazel
Mercer
Yeckathorn
Stenhenville
Young Hadgett
Man Dies Suddenly At Stony Hollow Quarry
Michael Hannan aged 26 or 28 died after a sudden heart failure at Stony Hollow stone quarry while fetching water. He lived with second cousin Mrs Mary Haney at North Eighth Street Braddock after eight years in the United States. Survived by brother Thomas Hannan of Braddock and sisters Mrs Jane Sullivan of Braddock and Mrs Mary Mooney of McKeesport. remains sent to morgue. ambulance summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hannan
Stony Hollow Stone Quarry
County Galway
Ireland
Mary Haney
Sib North Eighth Street
Riverside Furnace
Pet Works
Pup Plaster Works
Haney
Hannan
Pittsburg
Fragmentary Property Sale Notice from Steubenville Area
Notices describe a land sale in section thirty five township two range one and a triangle between roads and a run, with mineral reservations and a right of way. It names John Miller, Frank McCoy, and Marshall N. Duval as administrator, with June 1, 1906 as the filing date. Also listed are several administrator notices for estates of Lange Collins Cole and others, with dates in March and April 1906, plus a Pekin-egg sale notice in Fermwood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenvilel and
Smithfield State Road
Permar
Frank McCoy
A. PD
Marshall N. Duval
de Bonis
Quartet O'Brien McDonald Hennegan Bowers Sentenced to Labor
Canton workhouse guards took Cuthy O'Brien Dusty McDonald las Hennegan and Chas Bowers for thirty days hard labor each. O'Brien and Bowers to the works for cruelty to a horse while McDonald and Hennegan jailed for vagrancy and drunkenness. Each to work out fines and costs. Clarence Williams and R. E. Donel jailed for last drinking and paid five dollars each. Dick Hatton and Matt Noel jailed for drunkenness and obscene language and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthy
O'Brien
Dusty” McDonald
Las. Hennegan
Chas. Bowers
Canton
Zimmerman
Pierson
Bowers
Dick Hatton
Matt Noel
Notice of Estate Proceeding in Jefferson County Ohio
Frank McCoy of Steubenville is named as an heir and Marshall N. Duval acts as Administrator de bonis non of Anna M. McCoy. On November 27, 1905, Duval filed in the Jefferson County Probate Court a petition stating the decedent died owning real estate in Steubenville with limited personal assets to cover debts and administration costs. The first tract describes land in section 35, township 2, range 1, with a specified boundary and a reserved coal and mining right beneath the surface. A second tract and further details follow in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Ohio
Anna M. McCoy
Marshall N. Duval
de Benis
Anna M.meccoy
Jefferson
Steubbenville
Wells Run
George Coulter
Bickerstaff
Bickerstaf
John {. Miller
Anna McCoy
County Teachers Notice Examinations Held in Steubenville
Examinations under the Patterson law set for April 21 and May 1906 at Stanton School Steubenville Ohio. Examinations commence at 8 30. Wilson Hawkins Clerk County School Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Steubenville
Ohio
Wilson Tiawkins
Clerk County
Quieting Title Suit in Jefferson County Ohio
Plaintiffs Samuel J. Salmon Clay Fe. Salmon Emma V. Griffith Elizabeth R. Mossgrova and A. C. Lewis allege owners and in possession of real estate in Steubenville Ohio claim cloud on title due to deed error involving several named defendants residents of Pennsylvania New York West Virginia Colorado Kansas and unknown Navy member John Norman. They seek disclosure of any interests and relief to quiet title with judgment and decree by June 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tipton
Bloomfield
Wm. B. Naylor
Smithfield
Harry Linton
Pitsburg
Wm. J. McCann
New Alexandria
Wim, Andersen
Adams Street
A. E. Frazier
Beaver Malls
Mrs. J
Layton
W. H. Tarr
Welshore
Norman
Co. PD. White
J T. Ellott
Fast
Blanche Owen
W. Myere
Toronto
Hallie Abrahants
New Cumberland
Elizah Maxwells
Jonas Milles
Pittabure
Joseph Godfrey
Ranach
Orchestra
Mingo
Edward L. Griffith
Dora Helms
Oil City
Grace Murray
Nell Cleaytor
Southmurth Street
Dodson
K. of P
Rausche
W. G. Fitzsimmons
Philelphia Pelyelinte
W. T. Mitchel
North India
Jesse Hollingsworth
St. Clairsville
Anna Varee
Lola Stark
Mabel Grafton
Miss Stark
Wilbur Workman
Hattie Ewing
Mrs Workman
North Sixth Street
William O. Hartahorn
Pan Handle
Pennsylvania
Wheeling
Pia
Santa Fe
Pittsburgh
Hartshorn
Steubenville
Pillsbury
Clinton Street
Edgar Porter
Eliwood
Harriett McKibbon
Sharon
Willard Porter
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Marie J. Nicholas
New York City
New York
William Davidson
West Virginia
Edgar Harrup
Hutchinson
Kansas
Nellie Williams
New Castle
Henry Watson
Anna Roberts
Greley Colorado
John Norman
United States Navy
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
County of
Jefferson
State of
City of Steubenville
Fourth Street
D. J. Sinclair
Therce
Charles Porter
Samuel J. Salmon
Clay FE. Salmon
Emma V. Griffith
Elizabeth R. Mossgrova
A. C. Lewis
Tis
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Urquhart
Carl
M. J. Urquhart
Blanche Foreman
Washington Street
Belle McGill
Gollie Sengle
Perrott
Ralph Cox
George McCord
Sam Wells
Weilsburg
Everson
Gravener
Brilliant
Inteubenville
Elizabeth O'Neil
North Street
Edward Hook
W. W. C. Wallace
Steubenvile
Miss Sommerman
Mr. Pleasant
Frank Crawford
Knoxvile
Toaky
Alex. Sharp
Mayme Lashley
Mae Richardson
Karl Liverpool
Violet Reed
Merle Smith
H. H. West
Marie Swan
Ray Paterson
Beth Forbes
Margaret McClinton
Miss Forbes
North Fifth Street
Gom
Bernice Buckingham
Bessie Gamble
Vest Liverpool
Mary
Hon
4. C. Heintein
Bridgeport
Kirkwood
Wd. Perst
Akron
Walter Stubbins
Wellaville
Bessie Prince
Collier's
Bessie Warwick
Wilhelmina Mueller
Henry
C. 'T. Rodgers
Wheeling Friends
Belle Wright
Minarva Morningstar
O. P. Shade
Ada Schramm
Bellaire
G. J. Moore
J. R. Fink
F. H. Chapman
W. M. Hefferman
Selo
Bert Milliken
Cadiz
W. Muster
Bellevue
Werbert Robinson
W. A. Robinson
Battle Creek
Mary Hill
First Presbyterian Church
South Fourth Street
Mary Nelson
Mary Peeler
Jean Herb
Margaret Speaks
Nelie Gracey
Coal Hill
Mildred Wright
Nennison
N. D. Wright
South Third Street
Fr.thompson
Cecil
New
Alexandria
A. M. Holns
Bride
Willam Dunga
H. E. Bhatton
Empire
Charles Watson
New Philadel
J. W. Long
W. L. Tipton
R. F E. Hex
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wm. G. Spies and
Dashter
Marie
W. S. Rinehart
Carrol County
Russel & Co
Masillon
Willam Freudenberser
Daisy
George Boral
Robert Love
Springfield
Sauire
Pythian Home Board
William Griffith
J. Siant Mossgrove
Columbus
Agnes Poth
John Parrah
Edwin Menaserie
Mianapolis
Nancy Means
Bond St
Charley
Richard Harte
Hartie Paper
Mr. Co
M. L. Maxwell
Coshocton
Ladies’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Prince
Christian Church
Grable
Pleasant Heights
James Hill
North Third Street
Ft. Wayne
Blanche
McAdoo
Lucy
Thrapp
E. F. Hoffman
Thomas
Mr. Hoffman
A¢me Glass Works
Julia Gaughan
John Dunn
St. Peter's Church
Richard Gaughan
North Ninth Street
Acme Glass Works
Knockers’ Bowling Club
Cirele
Dunn
C. D. Hope
Mt Pleasant
Mary Moore
J. A. Wallace
W. H. McRoberts
E. A. Bowman
James Filton
Westinghouse Engineering ‘Company
East Pittsburg
Jesse Stark
West Marvel Street
Market Street
Frank Johnson
George Bair
Harry Jones
Geo. Bair
Anna Vance
Dock Street
Lillian Swan
Miss Swan
Carl Smith
Irondale
J. S. Casey
Hall
George J. Fickes
Carnegie
Ida Carson
W. S. Porter
East Springfield
C. W. Allison
Edward Dunlavey
George McAvoy
Bartley
George Ridetey
Laura Caniff
George Farrington
James Farrington
Chris Flote
Robinaton
H. Steele
David McGowand
Atlatic City
Cheat Mountain
F. M. Kelly
Harry Grafton
Steubenville—Hadgett Blown
Mich
Ael Hannan
John K L. Lange
Steubenville Township
Caroline Lange
Leonard Collins
Mt. Pleasant Township
WM. C. Brown
Ww. C. Brown
Joshua P. Cole
Smithfield Township
WM. I. Cole
John C. Cole Erskine and
Smith
Fermwood
Quartette
Labor
Poland
Melton Scott's
Chmond, O
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