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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
4
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A long list of social calls, engagements, and family news from Steubenville and nearby towns. Updates include marriages, anniversaries, illnesses, recoveries, travel plans, club events, church activities, and community gatherings featuring local residents, visitors, and dignitaries across a two week span.
James J. White aged 33 and Minne E. Marshal aged 33, both of Toronto, were issued a marriage license.
Jim Roger a young Italian is stabbed in the back on North Seventh Street at about 9 pm by a boardinghouse rival. The assailant, a foreigner, fled and was not caught. Roger suffered a three inch deep by six inch long wound under the right shoulder but his condition is not serious. Roger had been packing to leave the city prior to the attack.
Frank Pilney was arrested at Bradley yesterday by Detectives Lucas and Pyle and pleaded guilty to soliciting or orders of liquor when arraigned before Squire McCann. He was fined 159 dollars plus costs, which he paid.
Cadiz high school reports a 22 member graduating class. Commencement is set for May 18 and field day will be held on Saturday May 13 highlighting graduate activities and ceremonies.
Apples now fetch five cents per pound as traders restrict shipments. About 44 percent of the big apple crop remained in cold storage at the end of March, with speculators holding back consignments to push prices higher.
Robert Bolden, a colored worker, was struck on the head with an iron bar by H. Dent at the Riverside furnace after an argument. Bolden sustained a severe scalp wound but his injuries are not serious and he was taken to Ohio Valley Hospital. Dent was arrested by Officer Bartles and remanded to county jail for a later hearing.
Patrick H Prince and Nessie Prince Fitzsimmons reach settlement at cost of the plaintiff. Other defendants listed. Settlement details not disclosed.
Court dismisses the case Emma Smith and others versus Marie Richards and others at the cost of the plaintiff. Strong entities include Emma Smith Marie Richards and lawsuit. no further claims or dates provided.
Trustees report Franklin College finances show a $14000 shortfall to meet obligations by July 1, 1916. The ways and means committee led by Dr. Tubbs and Prof. Wallace launched a fundraising drive, raising $6921 on the first canvass.
Adolph Vetcage aged 33 native of Poland was struck and instantly killed by a Pan Handle freight train at Bulger Friday morning. He was crossing the tracks with two companions who escaped injury. Vetcage worked as a miner and was en route to the Verner Coal Co. mine when the accident occurred.
Final account filed in the estate of M. F. Calhoun and supplementary account filed in the estate of Elizabeth J. Clark with probate court proceedings noted for settlement and review.
Steve Hogantz a miner at Rush Run mine was badly injured when a heavy stone fell on him late Thursday afternoon. Fellow workers moved him to his home and Dr Caldwell of Ragland attended him.
A colored man driving a wagon for Mark Smith in Weirton collapsed at 8:30 near Bower Supply Co. He died of heart trouble before help arrived. Smith traveled to locate his relatives. the coroner in Brooke County was notified and the body sent to Steele's morgue in Welfton where the name remained unknown.
Natural gas men estimate that 50 million cubic feet of gas is venting from a newly drilled well on the Gerwig farm near Chapel Braxton county. The well, said to be the largest in West Virginia and among the world’s largest, blew away tools and could not be capped. The roar was audible six miles distant.
Reynolds and Pugh drilled a large gas well on Patten's farm between Martins Ferry and Yorkville. Owned by Patten's Run Oil & Gas, the well is estimated to produce about one million cubic feet of gas per day and is regarded as a major find of the year.
R V Virgin leaves Collier mine to run Wheeling Mold foundry mine at Wheel ing. Joseph A Smith, longtime Gilchrist superintendent, moves to Collier. Seth Stevens from Collier is promoted to superintendent of Gilchrist and relocates to Wellsburg with his family.
William Earl Johnston sues for divorce from Ada C. Johnston alleging total disregard of marital duties and wilful absence for three years. The couple married September 12, 1912.
J W Harris and Rosetta Miller faced a preliminary hearing before Mayor McMaster for the Market street bridge holdup of Tollkeeper William Williams. Harris bound over to the grand jury on 500 dollars bond and Miller on 500 dollars on a shooting with intent to kill charge. It emerged they were not married though Mrs Miller initially claimed marriage two years ago before recanting.
Mrs Catherine Myers was fined 150 dollars and costs by Mayor McMaster for illegal selling and remanded to the county jail in default of payment.
The court orders distribution of proceeds from the sale in the case of Thomas J. Ferguson versus Mary J. Scott et al, directing how funds are to be allocated among the parties per the judgment.
Miss Mary Beddell aged 76 longtime Ohio telephone operator died at the Delaware switchboard after a heart disease attack. The death ends a lengthy career with the local telephone company and service in the state.
On Thursday May 25 the Smithfield high school seniors perform a class play in the town hall with songs and demonstrations. On Friday May 26 seniors graduate and receive diplomas with a salutatory and valedictory and class address in place of the traditional oration.
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