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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1911

Page

4

Unionport Defeats Germano In Fast Baseball Tilt

Unionport best Germano in a lively game as Germano led briefly in the first, Unionport took the lead in the eighth and held it. Burrier Homered and doubled, with Rowland and Burrier striking out, while Buchannan, Polen, Blackburn and Dye starred for Unionport. Steubenville visitors, Mrs. E V Wilson and son Harold, were in town Wednesday.

A. BR. Palmer Minnie Glasgow D. D. Rittenhouse Aldred Barber Walker's Mills Unionport Germano Rowland Mrocky Burrier Tope Baker Johnson Decker Buchanan

Wedding Bells United Agnes Kirkpatrick and Wilmer Haney

A home wedding at Mrs. Minnie Kirkpatrick 166 South Fourth street united Agnes Kirkpatrick and Wilmer Clayton Haney in a palm adorned parlor ceremony. Rev. Rowland officiated as the Lohengrin strains played. A social reception followed for about sixty guests with gifts of glass, china and linen. Out-of-town guests included Appleby of New York Branmann of Detroit and others from Wheeling Wellsburg and Wampum. The couple will reside in Dover after May 13th.

Minnie Kirkpatrick South Fourth Street Agnes Wilmer Clayton Haney Rev. Rowland Dover E. }. Appleby New York Grover Branmann Detroit Dorcas Mall Freddie Prescott Wheeling H. L. Mays Moran Wheeling Austin Barne Wellsburg Geo. Hall Wampum

Death notices for C O Bentley in Wellsburg

A. R. Westlake reports the death of his cousin C O Bentley in Wellsburg on Wednesday. Bentley had moved there one month ago from San Bernardino California, where he served as circulating manager of a newspaper. His wife survives.

A. R. Westlake C. O. Bentley Wellsburg San Bernardino Cal

All Day Institute at Steubenville Will Be Held

The Steubenville W CT U conducts an all day institute at Maynard in the M P Church Steubenville followed by an evening medal contest by young people.

All Day Institute Steubenville W. CT. U Maynard M. P. Church Steubenville

Foreclosure Notice in Jefferson County Court

The Steubenville Building and Loan Association filed an amended answer and cross petition in Jefferson County Common Pleas for foreclosure of its mortgage on Lot 35 in Steubenville Coal and Mining addition. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a judgment lien. defendants Isador Matyskiela Sophia Matyskiela unspecified residences must answer by June 26 1911 or judgment will be entered. Miller & Miller represent the Building and Loan Association.

Isador Matyskiela Jacob Glinsky Steubenville Building and Loan Association Company Ralph B. Cohen Sophia Matyskiela Steubenville Building & Loan Association Company Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio Sophia Matvskicla County of Jefferson State of Steubenville Plantiff Neeaveres Building & Loanssociation Miller & Miller

Visitor seeks Civil War grave in Louisburg

Mr J J Waggoner of Carrollton Ohio visited Louisburg Sunday seeking the grave of his brother John W Waggoner who died in Louisburg after serving in the Fifth regiment Ohio volunteers. He found the grave tended by Louisburg ladies and was shown the house on Main Street where his brother died. He praised the care given and regretted staying longer.

J. J. Weagoner Carrollton Ohio Louisburg Waggoner Main Street A. S. Strother Franklin Times N.C Roth John W William and Mary Walt Waggoner Richmond O. W. Rod

Stanton Fired By League Over Rowdyism Rules

Andrew Stanton of Philadelphia, an umpire in the O. and league, was released for not following league rules. Joe York, noted for work in the O. and P. and recently signed with the Western League Mast spring, has been hired to fill the position.

Stanton Andrew Stanton O. & League Moreland Joe York

George McC Ingler Dies After Paralysis at 86

George McCook Ingler longtime resident of the area died at his home 1414 Ridge avenue on Wednesday at 3 pm aged 86 after paralysis struck Saturday. Born in Lisbon he lived in Steubenville Mingo Junction Bellaire and elsewhere. He was a former blacksmith at Mingo mill stockholder in the original blast furnace and served in the 157th V. E. He belonged to the Druids G A R Presbyterian Church and Phoenix Fire Club. Survived by many children and a wide circle of relatives including Emma Garrick his deceased wife. He was one of the Forty-niners who sought gold on the Pacific coast with many tales of those early days.

George McC. Ingler George McCook Ingler Ridge Avenue Mr. Ingler Lisbon Steubenville Mingo Junction Mingo Bellaire Phoenix Company Emma Frances Garrick Druids Pittsburg Wm Grafton Harry Ingler Ida C. Gracey Albion David Ingler Follanshee Wm. A. Ingler Newark W. A. Tappe Beaver, Pa George Ingler Columbus Nellie Larimer Cleveland Milton M. Ingler George

Deaths in Canal Dover and Chicago

Mrs. Fletcher Douthitt widow of Judge Fletcher Douthitt died at her son Dr. Douthitt's Canal Dover home after months of illness aged 65. Survived by son and daughter Mrs. John Barden of Chicago. Also obituary of Mrs. Mary West Castle age 25 of New Brighton, typhoid illness, with mother Mrs. Catherine West and siblings listed. Baptist church member. Funeral for Hilda M. Walter held with Rev. K Braeuer officiating and listed pallbearers.

Fletcher Douthitt Albina S. Douthitt Judge Fletcher Douthitt F. Douthitt Canal Dover New Philadelpha Judge Douthitt Douthitt John Barden Chicago Mary Henry Castle North Third Street Castle Smithfield Catherine West New Brighton Wm. R. West Steubenville Georgia Hunter Pittsburg Maggie Johnston Springfield, Ills Anna West Ella Brady The Baptist Church Hilda M. Walter Rev. K. Braeuer Bert and Willie Kinkaid John Loftus George Wolter Katherine Kincaid Margaret Williams

Sheriff's Sale of Personal Property in Jefferson County

J A Calhoun as plaintiff sues Alexander Matthews and others in Jefferson County Court. On May 13 1911 at 10 o clock EST a public auction will be held at George Matthews residence Wells township for one new Sallett Davis Piano style L Mahogany No 69079. Cash terms. James Murray Sheriff. McClave and McClave Attorneys.

J. A. Calhoun Alexander Matthews Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio George Matthews Chestnut Ridge Wells Township Asallett & Davis James Murray McClave & McClave

Good Clothes and Good Morals

Excerpt argues clothing and cleanliness influence youth criminality. It notes dirty, ragged attire and lack of change reflect a low social stratum. Wearing a weekday suit on Sundays without desire for better dress marks insularity to outside influence, per C. E. B. Russell.

C. E. B. Russell

Veteran musician William Kuhe claims oldest in world

Though eighty seven, pianist William Kuhe regards himself as the oldest musician. Born in Prague in 1823 to German parents, he introduced Patt Trebelli and Christine Nilsson to England’s concert stage and has given concerts with renowned artists worldwide.

William Kuhe Patt, Trebelli Christine Nilsson England Prague

Devoe Paint Question to W E Polen in Bright Ad Style

A letter argues Devoe paint offers longer wear and lower freight by choosing 10 gallon 10 year paint over 20 gallon 5 year options. It questions dealer and painter preferences, ending with a sales pitch from F W Ner & Co and J G Richards.

Devoe

The Story of William the Silent Prince of Orange

An extract praising William the Silent as a symbol of liberty and justice. It frames his struggle as a battle of a small nation against a powerful empire, highlighting courage, sacrifice, and endurance as the path to freedom of mind, body, and country.

William the Silent Prince of Orange Hildegarde Hawthorne St. Nicholas

Lord Lyttelton Handwriting Story Reforms Bill Tale

A London Chronicle note recounts a tale about Lord Lyttelton and a reform bill. The joke says he proposed that only those who can read and write legibly should be entitled to vote, but the amendment was deemed illegible by the clerk.

Lord Derby Prince Consort Lord Lyttelton House of Lords Lord Fitzmaurice London Chronicle

Matson Divorce Petition Filed in Jefferson County Court

Mary Matson sues Clarence Matson for divorce and child custody in case No. 10463 filed in the Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio. Hearing set for on or after July. Attorneys Erskine and Smith represent Mary Matson. Clarence Matson resides in Alexander Indiana.

Clarence Matson Alexander Indiana Mary Matson Common Pleas Court Jeffetson County Ohio Erskine &Smite

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