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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1916

Page

5

Village Notes Roundup Of Local Happenings

Our schools closed Thursday of this week. A home talent play The Rival of Kitty will be given in Marshall's hall Wednesday and Thursday evening. Revival services have closed at the M E church. The pastor was assisted by Rev Kolb. Margaret Jenkins is very ill with rheumatism. Frank Cassiday and wife have returned from a visit near Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs David Jones and daughter Blodwen shopped in Alliance Saturday. Many locals visited home folks over the weekend and Easter. A unique birthday social at Charles Miller's left him amused and revived with a rocking chair presented by his Sunday school class.

Kitty Marshall's Hall M. E. Church Kolb Columbus Margaret Jenkins Frank Cassiday Pittsburgh David Jones Blodwen Alliance Mary Heckathorn Springfield Stewart Miss Tarr Kent Jack Hartney Mord Moore James Moore Moore Farm Wylie Johnson James Roby St. Louis Ada Johnson Minerva John Twaddle King X. L Joseph Grimes G. A. Dunlap Jewett High School Chas Simpson Gladys Nina Hammond Bloomfield M. E Wallace Stringer Eeryone Charley Muskingum College James McConnell Toronto Wm. McKee Amanda Evans Austin Geer Rev. Jones M. FE Frank Stone Atlanta Georgia Wellsville Mary Householder James Stone Florence Walker Cumberland Empire Gladys Wagner Hall James Wagner M. P Campbell Hudson Pittsburg Ray Nixon Stratton Charles Thomas J. L. Means Steubenville Canton Ella Pickens Scotch Ridge Esther Gillespie Alice Caldwell Wheeling Zellers McKeesport Bertha Heil Barnesville Belle Elliott Cleveland W. T. King Lotta Neely George Mowrey Warrenton Rayland Presbyterian Church Steese J. W. Large Rev. Wright Roy Gerke Dillonvale Warren Ridge Russel Baumberger Boxwell Genevieve Esther Haythorne Jessie Tomlinson Woodlawn Stringer’s Hall Lynn Clyde Sixsmith Coventry Connorville Hopewell School Emma Hall Hopewell Genevieve Haythorne Kathleen Linton Bertha Jackson Oliver Wendell Lewis T. T. Jones A. S. Harris Maple Shade Stringer's Hall A. C. Jones Yorkville Fred Baumberger, Jr Bridgeport Jas Robert E. Large John Pierce Mr. Large Marie Elbon M. B. Cole William Jackson Jackson Heights Tiltonville Pleasant View Farm Dan Taylor Jackson Rev Hart South Church Bellaire Hopewell M. E Byron Kings Wore Foreign Missionary Society of Ton Hall Jennie Stilley Clementine Rose Arthur Dean Hammond Fourth Street McDonald, Pa Ue A Hammond Niagara Falls Merle K. Tipton Maude Frazier Paul Mansfield Westminster Manse Robinson Our Village S. T. Frazier Dohrman Owens C. A. Moore Harold Ora Moore Charles Megrail Helen Harriman Mansfield T. S. Cookson Martha Cookson O. G. Harriman Harriman Penna E. F. Rabe Earth John Elliott J. W. Mansfield Sadie Wallace Tina Belle Hervey Presbyterian Sunday School Will Lightell Dunlap Gable Hopedale Chas. Allison David Hervey Thomas Wolfe Athens Sonithfield Henry Schaub R. N. Hay M. A. Bowman Akron Richemond Ind Jacob Porter J. L .Copeland John Copeland Smithfield T. M. Bell Hiram Lucas Lloyd William Starr Clarence Hunter Kate Vanholt Mark L. Cole Carrollton Amelia Bell J. E. Mansfield ST. Frazier Crawford James Keys House Orange Ray Hoobler George Whittaker Presbyterian Church W. H. and F. Missionary Society Fernwood Jessie Merryman Stebubenville Chas. Hammond C. H. Trimmer Grace Owens W .M. Hyndman Ruth New Alexandria T. S. Crabb Hyndman Patterson Merryman Will Hoobler John E. Bell Harry J. Merryman Oth Saa

Empire Ohio School Graduation Without Public Exercises

Empire Ohio reports the local school closed last Friday due to Prof Grove’s illness, six graduates receiving diplomas without a commencement or public exercises. The item notes ongoing farming and small-town activity, visits, show boats, job transfers, and local appointments including Charles Thomas as Stratton assessor.

Local social notes from HopedaLe and surrounding towns

Mrs Charles Allison visited her parents in Bloomfield. Lamont Dunn of Norwalk and families from Toronto Pittsburgh Cadiz and Adena spent Easter or weekend with Dunn family. Mrs Hedges hosted Marion Croskey’s at Amsterdam. Edgar Nation from Adena visited home. Mrs Anderson Duffield of Germany stayed with Mrs H M Bell. Jacob Copeland conducted business in Cadiz. Elsie Jenkins visited Bergholz. J P Liggett hosted Easter guests from Steubenville. Mrs A J Dennis Jewett gave a talk at M E church and shopping trips to Steubenville noted.

Jesse Stringer John Holmes Steubenville A. J. Dennis Jewett William Ga

Bantam Ridge Local Notes on Residents and Events

Measles confine George McElroy at home while William Carson suffers measles. John Daugherty seen on the streets. Homer Long adds a new front porch. Helen Campbell of Barber's Hollow visits the city. Farmers and others view the new International tractor on James Lindsay farm. Gillespie visits the city. Robert Herron buys a Ford touring car. Virgil Stevens heads to the Peterson homestead. Ethel and Wilma McElroy shop in Wintersville. Deputy Sheriff David Daugherty seen on the Ridge. Willard Ekey calls on Wintersville. C L Richmond, ex road superintendent, works in Gillespie garage. Lizzie Scott visits her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Howard guests of Lindsay family. Buzz Winters, Helen Campbell, and Ethel McElroy plan a fishing trip. Robert Ross, local musician, in Wintersville.

Bantam Ridge George McElroy John Daugherty Homer Long Helen Campbell Barber's Hollow James Lindsay Thomas Floyd Gillespie Robert Herron Virgil Stevens Peterson Ethel Wilma McElroy Wintersville David Daugherty Willard Ekey Edward Ekey C. L. Richmond Gillespie William Carson Lizzie Scott G. A. McElroy Elizabeth Mcholland Ike Howard Buzz Winters Ethel McElroy Robert Ross

Rayland Installations Bring Rev. Wright To Pastorate

Rayland Presbyterian church hosts an installation service Thursday at 8 o clock for Rev. Wright with Rev. Nesbitt of Martins Ferry and Rev. Neel, Rev. Sharp, and Rev. Belden taking part. Albert Oliver, longtime resident of Rayland and Mingo, was brought from Cleveland for burial in Warrenton cemetery after services at his sister’s home. He survived by wife Beatrice Lavelle, two sisters and two brothers. Christian Endeavor met at Mrs. Geo Bigger’s home Monday. Mrs. Henry Gerke Jr. and Miss Clemmie Dewhurst attended Ragland services. Mrs. P. J. O’Brien has returned.

Rayland Rayland Presbyterian Church Wright Nesbitt Martins Ferry Neel Bridgeport Sharp Steubenville Belden Dillonvale Albert Oliver Mingo Cleveland W. T. King Warrenton Cemetery Beatrice Lavelle Ragland Belle Elliott David William California Christian Endeavor Society Geo Bigger Henry Gerke, Jr Clemmie Dewhurst P. J. O'Brien

Social News From Canton and Vicinity

A crowded village chronicle notes visits among Miss Ella Pickens Scotch Ridge and Miss Esther Gillespie, relatives at McKeesport, Barnesville and Cleveland, and Easter events at Rayland church. Sunday gatherings, school days at Hopewell, and a large choir program mark community life with weddings, sales, and a Bentonville like parade of neighbors.

Adena High School Banquet Delights Junior Senior Bonds

In Adena Ohio the Junior class hosted a spring banquet Friday April 28 in the high school building. Guests included the Senior class teachers and high school alumni. The hall boasted purple and white decorations and pennants from high school and college. The junior hosts served a four course menu to all attendees.

Adena Ohio

Death of Mrs. Carnes in Steubenville area

Mrs. Della Carnes aged 34 of 185 Poplar Avenue Steubenville died last Wednesday at Ohio Valley Hospital. Her remains were brought home for burial on Saturday. She leaves husband and son William and daughters Kathryn Amelia and Mary. The community extends sympathy to the family amid memorial tributes and references to her willing help and kind nature.

William Carnes Poplar Avenue Steubenville Ohio Valley Hospital Carnes William Kathryn Amelia Mary Della Joseph Clutz New Philadelphia C. F .Barnes Scio Verna Roberts Jewett James Mills Charles Gilmore Cadiz Mina Spence Bertha Roberts Ohio University Athens Charles Spence Tewett Oscar Kuhn Miller’s Station E. E. Kuhn Walter Roberts Cadiz Junction Steward Roberts

Smithfield Social Notices and Visits Chronicle

McIntyre and West families visited in Smithfield on Monday. Guests included Mrs. Coy Beck and Cora Lenear with Mrs. Margaret Smith. Mrs. Cooper staying with brother James Harris. FE Smith from Carnegie pa with Eugene Freeman. Effie Martin and son from Alliance with Mrs. Chas Adams. Social at Mrs. Mary Ford Apr 6. conference missionary meeting May 7 at 3 pm. Alphonso Toney visited with Howard Smith. Rufus Smith family with Mt Moriah group. Mrs. Flora Green and children home from Fernwood. Mrs. Ezekiel Smith ill but improving. Mary Ford visiting Steubenville. Rev. Green a business visitor.

Fernwood Mary Ford Alphonso Toney Howard Smith FE. Z. Smith Birney Smith William Harris Rachel Weems Mary E. West Rufus Smith Frank Toney Mt. Moriah Flora Green Ezekiel Smith Steubenville Rev. Green Smithfield

Bantam Rudge Community Notes Update

Vern McElroy is on the sick list. Roy Andrews visited the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay shopped there Saturday. Mrs. Oscar Scott of Alliance is visiting F B Scott and family. Several from the Ridge attended Henry Shaub sale near Reed's Mill Monday. Mrs. Ross and grandson Harry called on Mrs. James Allen Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs. Ed Allen called on Mrs. James George Sunday. Lee Andrews and sister Evelyn spent Tuesday in the city. Mrs. Wm Huston is convalescent. Mrs. Charles Scott of Wintersville spent Tuesday afternoon with home folks. Miss Lizzie Scott and Mrs. Oscar Scott spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo McElroy.

Akron Charles Smith Schaub Samuel Frazier Collins Farm Reed’s Mills Pike Burns Oliver Grubbs Steubenville George Allen H. D. Cunningham Quaker Ridge Charles Gault Will Staub Your City Smith Old Homestead Kesler Klingensmith Charles Welday Will Carson George McElroy E. J. Gilkinson James Thompson Charlie Smith Frances Cunningham Venus Gault Ray Cline Amsterdam Mark Cole George Welday John Welday J. A. Swickard John Nations Dr. Lyle Bantam Rudge Vern McElroy Roy Andrews James Lindsay Oscar Scott Alliance, C F. B. Scott Frank Shepherd Richmond Ridge Henry Shaub Reed's Mill Ross Harry

Public sale of Henry Schaub under way

The public sale of Henry Schaub is taking place today with F. B. Mc Cullough of LaBelle View as auctioneer and Ralph Hay and Elmer Gilkinson serving as clerks. Mr Schaub is listed in the sale details and the event proceeds at the designated location.

Richmond Epworth League marks twenty fifth anniversary

The Richmond Epworth League celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary at the M E Church with a league service led by Thomas Saltsman on the theme My Prayer Habits. Rev. Peterson delivered a series of addresses including Why I Like the Epworth League and community impact with speakers from Knoxville Oakdale Wellsville Bacon Ridge and Jewett. Charter members present received a Chau t Luca salute while letters and flowers from distant members honored the occasion. The evening also featured the Tom Thumb wedding at Union Hall with young performers and songs, praised as a fine amateur production. Rev. Peterson and Saltsman visited East Liverpool afterward amid weather concerns as April gave way to May.

Richmond Epworth League M. E Thomas Saltsman Peterson Steubenville J. F I. D. Anderson John Hobson Elizabeth Crawford Lota Ford Frank Murphy Charlotte Probert Thompson Jewett Ellis Richmond M. E. Church Girard Richmond Epworth League Tom Thumb Union Hall Paul Rotacker Ruth Megrail Tom Lily John Macmillan Edith Swickard Edward Saltsman Evert Black Donald Swickard Maggie William Simpson Rozella McQueen Geo. Baim Virginia Rarey Ruth Shepherd Arnold Lora Shepherd Kitty Bergholz Dramatic Club Liverpool Sprine

Bloomfield Announces May 6 Event by Mrs. Cora B. Lloyd

Bloomfield residents are reminded of an entertainment program at the town hall this Saturday evening May 6 presented by Mrs. Cora B. Lloyd. The note identifies Mrs. Lloyd as the performer for the community program.

Cora B. Lloyd Bloomfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bergholz M. L. Dennis Wilma Bernhard Myra McLaughlin Charlotte Seeling Mr. Dennis H. S. Quartet Rich Dennis Ralph Carter Ray Munson Isabelle Grove Martha Beck Messrs Don Moore Kerr McLaughlin Paul Reynolds Edna Goldsborough Georgia Bell Justin Johnston Madge McCracken Jesse Noragan Virginia Welday Martha Porter J. E. Welday J. H. George George Harry Flohr Edytha Elliott William Welday Black Cross Dairy Farm Mary Welday Isadore ‘Salts C. H. Rarey Erma Chas. F. Purviance Oakdale William Purveance Locust Grove Farm Rachel Simpson Ruth Hobson Henry Francis Edith Pleiss Dora Beshore Main Street George Patterson Asa Berry Berry Patterson Ross Deers Douglas Brothers R. D. Gallon E. W. Wellington Litle Amanda Rawlins Richmond Hotel Malvine Ruth Ratzenberger Unionport Ethel Ratzenberger Mae Marie Rarey Britton George W. Macmillan James James Wallace Mary Grimm Fostoria 8. B. Reed Lisbon Street John Maple Kilgore Chauncey George Huscroft Elva Mentzer Little Sons Toledo Frank Mauer Quaker Ridge School John Todd Irondale United Presbyterian Church Ben Cooper Methodist Church James H. Crawford Mt. Tabor Will Crawford Anna Crawford Marion Anna James Elliott Kenneth Sarah Elliott Fred Thompson Detroit Mich Anna McDevitt East Liverpool
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