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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
2
A fractured notice lists a school concert at Chardefore with pieces titled Recitation and Bol Irene Howard and Maggio Guys. The programme includes a sprig of language books and a meeting on a Friday night attended by club members Rapier and others.
Miss Pauline McGrew directed a program of recitations and declamations by pupils Freddie Lowie Mabel Rouse Pearl Bone and others. After the event the teacher treated all to fruit and rice, with awards to Mabel Rouse and Clara Matthews. The audience neared a hundred and a dinner followed. Miss McGrew will teach the Grape Vine school next year.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Bloomfield MBE Church will hold bank offering services at 7 30 p m Sunday May 11 with Dr Manchester Steubenville delivering an address on Missionary Work. Other Bloomfield notes include visits by Dr O H Bell and J W O Nall, local school and cemetery matters, and various community announcements from Smithfield Hammondsville and nearby towns.
The community records several moves and visits as families reconnect. Annie McConnell returns home to Wintersville due to her mother's poor health. Mr. Taylor stays with his sister Mrs. Ire y. Mrs. William Parsons visits her brother John Cowper's home and plans to move with her husband who works at the tin mill. John L. Call shipped three railroad timber cars. George J. Lawrence and family visit Grandpa John Parsons in Pine Grove Ridge. J A Grafton of Barry Tl visits uncles D J Grafton and relatives after fifteen years away. Locust trees at the old homestead on Pine Grove Ridge, once belonging to Jeff Saltsman, now owned by D H Vandyke, are recalled in memory.
May 2 social at the Merkel residence drew a large guest list including Ross Shane Jor Pearl McMannis Minnie Schainehorn May Ila Jones Wa McClure Rey Lorain Gerke Mag ige Hooper Haddon Dallas Ora Neel and others. Lunch was served and guests enjoyed a good time.
Buckingham, cashier, swears the above statement to be true to the best of knowledge. Notary validates the oath on the stated date. Attest signatures of officials appear.
In Jefferson County Common Pleas Court an order of sale directs public auction at 1 p.m. in Bleubenville on North Fifth Street. Items listed include a dining table with chairs, kitchenware, pounds of beans and peas, green onions, Bermuda onions, and other household goods. Auction proceeds to cash.
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