Correspondence Hopedale Nods to Local Activity
Mrs Tabitha Baldwin returns home after winter with daughter in the west. Various residents, including George Morgan Jewett and Rev Simpson, visit Cadiz and nearby towns. Maria Stringer and family attend events, and the community notes sermons, reunions, and school commencements. The WCTU and Epworth Leagues hold meetings. upcoming baccalaureate and concert events are announced with prices and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian
New Athens
Carl Stringer
David Allen
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
John Sheplar
Galbreath
Smithfield
Simpson
M. E
Russell Baldwin
Steubenville
John Couch
Chas. Carson
Isabel
Lawrence
Penser
Chas. Smylie
Susan Stringer
J.C. Stringer
Kent
Oliver Carrick
Marietta
G. A. Dunlay
W. A. Cole
J. B. Beadle
Cadiz
M. E. Church
Richmond Meeting Notes From Women's Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met May 6 at Miss Vyula Sprague's home with about twenty members. Miss Carrie Vermillion led the literary program and Mrs. J W Hout Mrs A C Davis and Mrs H W Peterson gave addresses. Mrs Hattie Scott was absent. Mrs Peterson led the business meeting and the Mystery Box. A new covered dish luncheon was introduced. Next meeting will be at Mrs J W Hout's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Vyula Sprague
Carrie Vermillion
J. W. Hout
A. C. Davis
H. W. Peterson
Hattie Scott
Peterson
Nan Jamison
Charles Ford
Steubenville
J. G. Owen
Mary Stephenson
Marguerite Minor
Richmond M. E. Sunday School
Jefferson County S. S. Association
East Liverpool
Rebecca Anderson
Thos. Hobson
Robt. Simpson
Mary Seigler
Messrs
Chauncey
George Huscroft
Kilgor
Robert Simpson
James Simpson
Mt. Tabor
Elizabeth Morgan
Zanesville
J. 8
Cameron
N. E. Davidson
Jessie Johnson
McIntyre Social Held At The Home Of
A social event identified as McIntyre was held at an unspecified residence. Details about attendees or purpose are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
GermanO Board Hires Teachers at Saturday Meeting
At a board of education session on Saturday the following teachers were hired Primary Miss Elsie McKee Intermediate Miss Margaret Spence Grammar Miss Ella Johnson No applications were received for principal Mina Miller of Jewett High School visited with family in town Prof C F Barnes and son of Scio were in the village Mrs Jennie Norman of Steubenville visited her sister Mrs William Condo The funeral for the late her was held Friday afternoon She was a former resident and well liked Miss Nannie L Polen is staying with her sister Mrs M T Ingler of Georges Run
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Germano
Oard of Education
Elsie McKee
Margaret Spence
Ella Johnson
Mina Miller
Jewett High School
C. F. Barnes
Nannie L. Polen
M. T. Ingler
George’s Run
Wintersvill e Social Highlights Report
Wintersville community notes list T J McCoy’s garage now in order Ethel and Vern McElroy bring Wilma to a Friday box social Elma England returns from Wheeling visits Wilma McElroy Helen and Grace Campbell at White Oak Mrs J M Roberts and two daughters of California visit Edward Ekey Mrs George recovering from long illness Elizabeth Donahue returns from winter in Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McCoy
Ethel
Vern McElroy
Wilma
Helen Campbell
Elma England
Wheeling
Wilma McElroy
Helen
Grace Campbell
White Oak
J. M. Roberts
California
Edward Ekey’s
George
Elizabeth Donahue
Florida
Pine Grove Social News and Grange Meeting Outline
Supt J M Van Dyke of Toronto spent Sabbath at home. Families from East Liverpool Bacon Ridge and Steubenville visited local households. School terms end and vacation begins for Lena Russell Challissa Lawrence and Ora Carson. May 12 Grange meeting program lists Bible roll call talks and papers by Lawrence Russell and Challissa Lawrence plus campaigns for good roads and house cleaning. W F M society of Pine Grove M E Church to hold Thank Offering on May 21 with missionary address by Mrs Gruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
J. M. van Dyke
Toronto
Clark Vermillion
Charles
East Liverpool
Billman
Lena Russell
Challissa Lawrence
Ora Carson
Henry Patterson
Bacon Ridge
Geo. Jackson
F. A. van Dyke
East Palestine
Lois Sherlock
Charles Cain
Elsie Call
Steubenville
Wm. Russell
Earl Lowry
Edgar Carson
Grange
Anna Billman
Lewis Russell
Ross Mathes
Kizzie Jackman
W. F. M. Society of the
M. E. Church
Schedule of church observance and social events
The Presbyterian church will observe the sacrament on Sabbath may 14 at eleven. A congregational meeting and preparatory service are set for Friday evening. The W F and H Missionary society will meet at Miss Rachel Stammon ds home on Thursday. Merle Tipton and bride's parents hosted a reception after their eastern wedding trip. Out of town guests included Helen and Geneva Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Orville Cox. Multiple local families hosted or visited during the week with various dinners and plans for future arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. F. & H. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Rachel Stammond
Merle Tipton
D. T. Frazier
Helen
Geneva Ferguson
McDonald
Orville Cox
Parlett
W. B.frazier
Cambridge
Paul Mansfield
Steubenville
A. D. Hammond
A. P. Hammond
Will Tipton
Merle J. Tipton
Helen and
Shepherd
Scio
Bloomfield
J. O. Cox
S. T. Frazier
Merrill
Marie Frazier
Reeds Mills
James Gilkinson
Reed's Hill
Chas. D. Simeral
Harriet
Anna Gladfelter
Grace McCracken
Clarence Clifton
Ada Simeral
W. D. Lighhtell
Estella Greer
Grace Hoobler
J. C. Ralston and
Bloomfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
City visitors include Ford, W. R. Hervey, Dr. Lyle, J. E. Mansfield, Peter Hoobler, O. R. Whittaker, Ray Hoobler, and Geo Whittaker. Guests report Sunday visits from W. R. Hervey’s siblings, Prof. Harriman’s Pittsburg trip, and Mrs. Marker’s week with L. C. Whitten. A new five passenger Ford owned by Harry Merryman, and purchases such as the Rush homestead by Harry Marker are noted. Memorial Day plans, church announcements, and local class graduation items also appear, with social visits spanning Steubenville, Smithfield, Fernwood, and Harrisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Whitten
Clyde E. Tipton
Mary White
Steubenville
E. Blackburn
Ruth Roush
Ragland
E. E. Mansfield
Sara Jones
Smithfield
Emily Copeland
Frances
Geneva Armstrong
James T. Dodds
Fernwood
Harry J. Merryman
O. G. Harriman
Helen
Harrisville
W. W. Rabe
Columbus
Thomas William Rabe
E. F. Rabe
Harry Marker
Main Street
Rush
Sarah Kazzleman
Wellsburg
W. Va
Ed Ketlar
Flora Hoobler
D. W. Benninghoff
Columbiana
C. T. Rinker
D. L. Crawford
James Keyes
Arry Dodds
C. A. Moore
Harold
S. T. Frazier
W. E. Parks
S. M. McCoy
Geo. Whittaker
Peter Hoobler
Ray
Harriet Armstrong
Martha Cookson
M. EF
Carl Patton
Hopedale
Bloomfield
Richard Gilson
Mr. Jones
Jefferson County
Elizabeth Rabe
Patterson
Pittsburgh
Blackburn Bros
Anna Kirkpatrick
Mark L. Cole
Carrollton
Presbyterian Church
Mary Alice Bell
Ida M. Stone
C. P. Snodgrass
Frank Price
Eee Cole
Wayne Towns
Robert Wallace
Earl Latto
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Auxiliary
George B. Smith
Bellaire
Charles Simpson
Grange
Bloomfield and Steubenville Community Notes
County Pomona on the occasion Mrs. Will Hicks has had measles. Several Bloomfield and Steubenville residents are mentioned with visits, sickness, and family events. Highlights include Ernest Long and his sister Mary’s buggy collision with no injuries, trips by W. B. Ralston and others, and social gatherings at the Hammond and Deane Hammond home with plans to move after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Will Hicks
George C. Welday
Bloomfield
Ernest Long
Mary
H. Armstrong
Fernwood Friends
Gans
General Assembly
Atlantic City
Presbyterian Church
Steubenville
Sadie Wallace
Tina B. Hervey
Hervey
Mary Maxwell
Licking County
Joe Dodds
Bloomfield Friends
Lizzie Rowland
Hopedale
Jane McCoy
W. B. Ralston
Wayne Township
A. P. Hammond
Arthur Deane Hammond
O. B. Hammond
FE. E. Mansfield
W. G. Lyle
Thos. Harris
Emily Copeland
John McCoy
R. D
Merle K. Tipton
A. B. Hammond
Jeannette Ralston
Wm. Chefry
Elizabeth Ribe
Main Street
Emmett Lightell
W. A. McNary
Margaret Hicks
Wm. Brown
Mansfield
Henry Jones
Community Notes From Martins Ferry Area May Meetings
Mrs Shannon is ill at her daughter's home. Beaver Falls guests visit Mrs Smith's parents. John Shepherd from Cadiz buys John Galbraith farm, will take possession in September. W M S meets at Mrs Bess Gillette's home May 5. Missionary Convention planned for June 6 and 7 at Uhrichsville with delegates Effie Foster Stewart Neil Lowry Copeland. Several local social events and illnesses noted, including Mrs Clancy ill and Mrs Upton Sutherland hosting M and M Club May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Ross Moore
Matthew Smith
Robin
Beaver Falls
Smith
Geo Bargar
John Shepherd
Cadiz
John Galbraith
Frank. Wander
Sadell Kithcart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bess Gillette
Old Umtali
Africa
Uhrichsville
Effie Foster
Stewart
Margaret Neil
Mary Lowry
Mary Copeland
Lillian Sink
Henry Parr
Martins Ferry Hospital
Lulu Miller
Bellaire
H. M. Cattell
Palmenter
Clancy
Windsor Cheffey
Katherine Martin
Blaine Lupton
Roger
Ella Lupton
Frances Cusick
Martins Ferry
Samuel Bigger
Harry Galbraith
Samuel Bigger, Jr
John Bigger
Price Rose
Upton Sutherland
Community Notes and Upcoming Events
May 25th marks events with commencement on May 26th and Alumni Banquet on May 27th. W C T U met May 8th at Mrs Elizabeth Jones home. Mrs Windsor Cheffey to host a shower for Miss Cheffey May 13th. Mothers Day observed at M E church next Sabbath evening. Olive Jean born to Mr and Mrs Will Thomasson. Baccalaureate by Rev Wirt at M P church May 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jones
Windsor Cheffey
Ween Cheffey
Marie Scott
A. N. Moore
Elizabeth Lupton
H. M. Cattell
Mt. Pleasant
M. E
Harris Stanley
Damascus
Ruth Lupton
Will Thomasson
Olive Jean
Elva Witsaman
Oda
Friends’ Quarterly Meeting
West, Grove
Cadiz
Wirt
M. P
Strike Settled For Carpenters In East Liverpool Time Note
Seventy five carpenters on a strike since May 1 will return tomorrow under the old scale of four dollars a day until June 15. After that they will receive four dollars fifty cents daily for two years to satisfy contracted work, with June date chosen to finish prestrike commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Death of Charlotte May Lindeman at age six
Charlotte May Lindeman the six year old daughter of John H and Luella V Lindeman died at the family home 826 Sherman avenue at 1 pm Wednesday May 10 1916 She is survived by four brothers Harry G Clyde W Carl T John H Jr and two sisters Ella V and Evelyn G The family has the sympathy of a host of friends in their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte May
John H
Luella V. Lindeman
Sherman Avenue
Harry G
Clyde W
Carl T
John H., Jr
Ella V
Evelyn G
Wedding Bells and War Poem Reflections in News Word
A Baltimore American poem contrasts war’s roar with wedding bells and young love. The piece echoes optimism amid conflict, noting that joy persists even as global tension rises. It also hints at social attitudes, mentioning June brides planning coronation robes. The writing blends sentiment with cultural commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Tender hearted wife beater refuses to beat carpet
A man known for domestic violence avoidance shows undue gentleness when commanded to beat the carpet, highlighting an inconsistency between his reputation and his actions. The incident underscores social perceptions of aggressors and their restraint in domestic settings.
Mass of Germany and the United States noted men
Fragmentary sentence notes that both nations are “noted men” and mentions a rising sun dispelling many good initiations from the previous night. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable events or solid entities beyond these phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
The
United States
Mr. Ford Sued for Libel In Sign Of Serious Scrutiny
A libel lawsuit against Mr. Ford signals serious public scrutiny and challenges to his reputation. The case underscores rising tensions over his actions and public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
National Guard Called to Border States
The national guard of the border states has been called to the colors, a move described as overdue by observers who urge swifter action and broader enlistment to address security needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border States
History Repeats Itself and Private History Repeats
A compact reflection notes how history recurs while private histories are echoed by others who disapprove of you. The statement frames history as cyclical and private memory as a social mirror.
Girls Complete Instruction Camp Expected Home Task
After finishing the instruction camp the girls should be able to go home and do good housework. The aim is to build practical skills and responsibility through guided practice at camp and at home.
Border conferees pressed to reach agreement for aircraft repairs
The note suggests border negotiators were nudged toward accord driven by a wish to allow two aeroplanes a chance at repair, highlighting practical stakes over political maneuvering.
Roosevelt in Great State of Prepared Refusal if Denied Nomination
Col Roosevelt signals readiness to reject the Republican bid for president if he cannot secure the nomination. He emphasizes staying prepared for alternative paths, reflecting a serious strategic stance within party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Republcan
Forests Vanishing Yet Sawdust Keeps Circus Going
The report notes forests are rapidly disappearing but expresses hope that there will always be enough sawdust for the circus, a quirky reflection on resource loss and entertainment needs.
Prediction on New York voting dry in ten years
The remark suggests that if New York City adopts a dry vote within a decade, it would signal that miracles are still possible. It frames the shift as a notable future event rather than a current fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Every Young Man Should Buy An Automobile Advice
The Houston Post urges that after securing a debt free home a wife and child and a comfortable savings, every young man should purchase an automobile. The advice frames car ownership as a milestone of financial stability and readiness for family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Post
Widow's Sympathy Masks Hard Realities
A sobering regional remark notes that many widows may seem to gain sympathy yet often fare worse than before, with observers sensing durable hardship behind public pity and urging caution in assuming universal mercy.
Two New York Babies Named Perfect in Exam
In a survey of 3000 newborns in New York two infants were declared perfect, named John Ryan and Anna Hennessy. The note adds a light jab about an Irish win.
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New York
John Ryan
Anna Hennessy
Legislation Looms Over Colorful Stockings Fashion
Riotous colors in stockings spark debate on whether new rules are needed for retailers and shoe salesmen. The discussion hints at regulation of vivid hosiery and its impact on commerce and dress standards.
No Man But Solomon Pleased With Domesticity Motto
A reflective line notes that no man, not even Solomon, was ever perfectly satisfied with domestic life and suggests the idea of divorcing a harem to begin anew as a humorous universal lament on marriage and contentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Mother’s illness prompts anxious child’s death question
A hospital scene unfolds as a small boy visits his ailing mother. He weeps, then asks in a vulnerable voice if there is any chance she might die. The moment captures a child's raw fear and love in a tense health care setting.
Not in the Geography Comical miscue in a family moment
Bobby tells his father he cannot find comatose in the geography book. The judge notes the humor as the boy seeks the state in a punning moment and the family reacts to illness and urgency. The tale hinges on a child misinterpreting a serious need as a search in a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
First US Plow Patents and Early Sulky Designs
Jethro Wood of Scipio New York patented the first plow in 1819. The sulky plow patent went to H Brown in 1844, but practical sulky plows appeared in 1864, marking early American plow development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro Wood
Scipio
America
H. Brown
One Way of Looking at it
A witty exchange on appearances ends with a compliment to a wife as the speaker jokes about losing every argument to her. The Detroit Free Press note highlights humor in domestic banter and public remarks on wit versus looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
When Ma Takes Up Oratory
A humorous old Houston Post quip notes that a wife learning to speak might push a husband to send the kids to a boarding school and abandon the canary as he seeks club company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Artificial Coffee Claim from Japan Sparks Interest
A Japanese inventor reportedly created an artificial coffee with high nourishment, rich flavor, and low cost. The claim highlights affordability and nutritional value, attracting attention in early beverage circles.
Lost hounds and pups sought by Fernwood resident
Three fox hounds a black dog ring neck and two years old a black and tan dog pup seven months old a black and white spotted jip pup seven months old. Finder please return or notify H J Gruber Fernwood O Lt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Gruber
Fernwood
O. Lt
Sheriff Sale Of Lot 60 In Steubenville
In Jefferson county Ohio on June 12 1916 at 1 pm a public auction will be held at the front door of the Court House Steubenville for Lot 60 in Manley and Garretts Third Addition to the city. The sale reserves all coal and minerals with mining rights by underground methods. street address Linden Avenue 532. Appraised at 2500 dollars. W A Hulcroft sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Steubenville
Jefferson
Recorder’s Office
Jefferson County
Ohio
Manley and
Lincoln Avenue
Linden Avenue
W. A. Hulcroft
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Charleston
H. 8. Peters
Lucy Thompson
Will Thompson
Fairfield
Frank Thompson
Emma Rittenhouse
Annapolis
Ernest Rittenhouse
Walnut Street
J. W. Metcalf
B. B. Rittenhouse
Nina Rittenhouse
Wellsville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lucy Webb Hays
the Land
White House
P. L. Rodgers
Constance Hobson
Ethel Ratzenberger
Davis
Conservatory of Music of
Istian
James Stephenson
I. D. Anderson
Epworth League
R. P. Cooke
Union Hall
Dickason
Wooster College
Cora Hill
Robert Vermillion
Glee Club
Alpha Ladies’ Quartette
Mingo
J. L. Mallory
Theo. Margials
Misses Kemp
Harshman
Adam Geibel
Miss Smith
Ecstasy
E. Cowdell
Miss Harshman
Ric Schumann
E. Nevin
Miss Kemp
Annie Laurie
Scott Parks
Tixie Kid
Step Little Baby
Dennee Smith
Mary Ford
Ernest Smith
Carrie Guy
Jennie Smith
Coy Becks
Wilson Smith
Wabash
Orville Smith
Lyle
E. J. Smith
Robert Cooper
Oscar Atkins
Emma
Chas, Green
Son Thornton
East Springfield
Susan Dury
Minerva Leaf
Marion Dye
Clyde Tipton
Floyd Baker
Mary Jane Hamilton
Spence
J. B. Fulton
Wintersville
Wheeling Mould and Foundry Co
el Paso
Pershing
San Antonio
Mexico
Colonia Dublan
Laredo
Texas
Joint Patrol
Washington
General Scott
Obregon
Scott
Marathon
Tex
Eighth Cavalry
Big Bend
Boquillas
Eighth
McKinney’s Springs
Glenn Springs
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Clark
Henderson Ranch
Sivley
Langhorne
Miller’s Ranch
House
Interstate Commercce Committee
Henry O. Yocumbg
Ira Blackburn
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