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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

3

Richmond High holds 5 graduates in May commencement

The commencement exercises at Richmond High School were held May 4 at United Presbyterian Church. Five graduates Ada Huscroft Hazel Blake Dorothea Boger J Crawford Jr and Earl Purviance gave valedictory prophecies and diplomas were presented by J W Hout. County Superintendent W J Everson delivered the address and many community members were noted in attendance.

Richmond High School United Presbyterian Church Ada Huscroft Hazel Blake Boruothea Boger J. Crawford, Jr Earl Purviance Aca Huscroft Dorothea Boger A. J. Crawford J. W. Hout Richmond W. J. Everson Mary Welday Matin Trent Dave Graham Wintersville Helen Thompson Clyde Culp Toronto Salineville Anna Hoyt Steubenville Trenton New Jersey Minard Baim High Street L. Watt Scio Dorothy Hobson Mt. Union College John Hobson Dorothy Mt. Union Glee Club Mast Springfield Charles W. Polen Lewis Follansbee H. S. Peters Pearl Stewart J.M. Hobson Springfield S. B. Pyle James R. Bake Elva May Palwer Harlem Springs Finke Margaret Hammond George P. A. Gille Morganza E. C. Gille John J. Crawford L. S. Ford Charles Gillie Mingo B. Reed Rebecca Reed Lisbon Street Emma Graham Unionport Anna Reynolds Lizsie Wycoff Sarah Houser Thelma Thelma Hough J. RR. Sipson Thomas Hobson Vyula Sprague Olive Edminston Messrs Samuel Russell Rothecker Steubenvillle Clyde Hosterman P. L. Rodgers Dave Huscroft Akron James T. Huscroft Walter Cole Win‘ersville D. L. Watt Paul Thompson Harry Welday E. EB. Gills Anns

Bergholz Neighbors Celebrate Mother’s Day and Local Events

Monday morning in Bergholz shows a busy scene with cleaning, gardening, and philanthropy. Rev. Lash’s sermon at United Presbyterian urged neighborly love. Real estate activity remains brisk as Mrs. Marshall helps Mr. Leberman. Mrs. Leberman’s health improves after surgery at Sinai Hospital. Bloomfield Dramatic Club to perform Farmer Haskins in Bergholz May 18.

Bergholz Leberman Cecil Marshal Bloomfield New Alexandria Hopedale Farmer Haskins

Pine Grove Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs G K Pearce of Steubenville and her daughters visit at the Loyway homestead. Several residents, including Mrs Sherman Johnson and Martha Jane, travel between Parkersburg and Steubenville. The W F M S hosts a meeting and Bank Offering Service at Pine Grove church on Sunday evening May 33rd with all invited.

G. K. Pearce Steubenville Httl Bertha Bergholz William Siward Sherman Johnson Martha Jane Parkersburg W. Va Redding Earl Lowry Edson Carson Robert Krehler Braddock Charlies Cain H. S. McGrail

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Annapolis Area

Annapolis updates include visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Hoobler and sons Ernest and Clyde to William Hoobler in Germany. Geo Miser ill, Mrs. S. C. Ferrell and Nellie Miser arrive from Carrollton and Pittsburgh for support. Dewey Dye and Anna Wright wed in Steubenville amid serenade. The D A R in Unionport books the Bloomfield Dramatic Club for May 19.

Annapolis George Hoobler Ernest Clyde William Hoobler Germany S. C. Ferrell Carrollton Nellie Miser Pittsburgh Geo. Miser George Marshall Dean Frances Swan Swan T. Jones John Heisler Hicks Nee Dinger Alliance Ohio Harry Slates Jay Miser Steubenville Dewey Dye Anna Wright George Miser Louise McKee Grange Margaret Gault Mary Jones West Lafayette Bergholz T. H. Jones Bloomfield Hagenbeck-Wallace J. B. Fulton G. L. Tipton Bloomfield Dramatic Club Farmer Haskins Sweeney Amsterdam O. Helsler Unionport Co. T. W. Club Fulton Smithfield-Bethel Purviance Henry Heisler Goldie Blanche Barnes

Springtime visits brighten East Springfield scene

Sunday drew many residents to enjoy a sunny day with relatives across East Springfield. Visitors included families from Smithfield Jewett Steubenville Canton and Wellsville while others hosted guests at home. Local events featured a Mt. Union College glee club performance at the M E church.

Thirtieth Accom of Akron Local Notes

Miss Lora Lee returns to work in Akron after a two week vacation at home. William Taylor and sons visit his mother Sunday afternoon. Rev Morris and wife call on Mrs Scott. Mrs Scott now able to sit up a little. Miss Nettie McBride Steubenville High School teacher visits sister Mrs Thos Johnson for the weekend. Knoxville Grange grants first and second degrees to a class of young people Friday evening. Mrs Joe Blackburn feeling better at the present time.

Smithfield Raymond Wallace Wellaburg Will Hicks J. J. Merryman Annie Thompson Pittsburgh Sara M. Young W. L. Dunlap Steubenville QO. R. Wallace Seetath Unionport Farmer Haskins Bloomfield Dramatic Club St &C. Hopedale Dramatic Club Maude ‘Frazier Ella Blackburn Presbyterian Sabbath School Fernwood Mary Ann Long Mary A. Long M. BH. Church Same Taylor David S Near Sarah H. Gruber R. P. Mansfield Margaret Edith Oxford Ohio Daisy Ralaton Marting Perry Hospital Grace Simeral Wayne Township E. O. Lightell George Mather Emma Jones Lora Lee Akron William Taylor and Sons Morris Scott Nettie McBride Thos. Johnson Knoxville Grange Joe Blackburn Hma Rayland Chas. Sindlinger Shannon A. P. Rhodes Walter Bruner Ernest Leet A. L. Belle Joseph Madden Esther Bigger Pearl Bell Wheeling Viva Modlin George’s Bay Katie Elizabeth Taylor J. C. Tomlingon J. C. Stills Lincoln Place Frank Peterlin Ragland Flying Squadron W. S. Stullenberg Gladys Katie Taylor Emma Boyle Helen Stringer May Church Maud Johnson Agnes Moore Gladys Stullenberg Maud Runyon Messra Wayne

Corners Club Meets At Mrs Riddle Home

The Corners Club gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs Orval Riddle's home to work on fancy crafts. A luncheon was served by the hostess when the afternoon ended. A home talent play by Island Creek Christian Endeavor Society is planned for Friday May 14 at Pleasant Hill Grange Hall with admission 20 and 38 cents.

H. 3. Peters Charleston W. Va Corners Club Orval Riddle Island Creek Christian Endeavor Society Pleasant Hill Grange Hall

Local Social Notes From New Somerset Area

Dr Schilling and family from New Somerset visited Mr and Mrs William Boyd on Sunday. Mr and Mrs B F Culp spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Harry Dillon in East Springfield. Hudon Carsbh of Knoxville called on G W Benders. Samuel and Harry Householder did business in Wellatilld. J L Culp was in Hammondaville midweek. James Henderson shows improvement. Eason Carson Mearl Salisman and Vance Ivard were in Wellsville Wednesday evening. Clyde Culp of Mingo visited home folks Sunday. Gale Maple and Marion McClain were guests in Steubenville Sunday.

Robt. Porter Martha John Porter New Athens Major Crawford Lyle Wm. Cope Cadiz Kerr Ween Gans M. & Church Will Long J. E. Ketlar Steubenville E. O. Lucas Elizabeth Shepter Ella Blackburn W. A. McNary J. C. Copa Bloomfield Mae Dodds Hopeale J. B. Mansfield F. P. Bell Earl Taggart Bree Cookson Jacob Mennaetas PF. Cc. Porter John FE. Béll George L. Hammond D. R. Whittaker Carl P. Wallace G. C. Whittaker Floyd Mansfield Charles P. Merryman Mra. Charlies Merryman S. T. Parks Pittsburgh George Hammond Richmond Farmer Haskins Berghols Dramatic Club Bergholz Creighton Charles Hammond Ray Martin Our Village Edwin M. Crawford Vorhees Kenville D. H. Jones Elgie Alloway Ohio Valley Hospital Poe James Henderson Eason Carson Mearl Salisman Vance &Ivard Midat G. W. Bender Wellsville Charles Cattrell Ham Charles Maple New Somerst J. L. Culp Clyde Culp Mingo Gale

Community Notices and Social Calls Report

Local residents share visits with relatives and friends across Smithfield and nearby towns. Mentions include Virgil Linear, Lelia Linear, M W Toney, Rev T F Harper, J W Christian, and families like Atkins Freeman Smith West Rex and Linear as well as Mothers Day exercises at Smithfield with a large program.

David Linear T. F. Harper Nelson Smith Virgil Lines Clark Freeman Steuben Jennie Christian Coy Rex M. W. Toney James Atkins John H. Smith Festima Stella Smith Morris Cooper Sarah Went Frank Toney Gladys Harrih Robert Cooper, Jr Logan Smith Mothara Smithfield Leila Linear Gon Virgil Danny Atking Mary B. Smith Keziah Smith George Linear

Local Social Notes Touch Junior Birthdays Guests and Visits

Rayland and Wheeling residents are listed visiting relatives and attending services. Highlights include Mother's Day observances, birthday celebrations for Gladys Stullenberg, and several regional visits to family homes in Rayland, George Run, Steubenville, and Pittsburg area.

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Community Life

Community notes show guests visiting from Mt Pleasant and Martins Ferry, relatives in Steubenville, and birthday celebrations for Mrs Risden. Travel plans include James Hawthorne heading to Kent Normal School. test wells on Stillwell and Sinclair land progressing day and night. Special Warenton church meetings closed Sunday evening.

Wee Hasbhorne Highlands Betitier Steese New York City Cuban William Shannon Mt. Pieasant Clarance Walters Wheelng A. P. Rhodes James Hawthorne Kent W. D. Hoge Steubenville Hazel Peck Rush Run A. L. Bell Clarance Oxley Bachelder John Martin Elsie Risden Everett Oxley Martins Ferry Hospital H. N. Hammond Smithfield Alicie K. Lewis Powell Leet Alfred Vandewort Ivan Ivan Maner John Risden Mesdames James Noels Jane Smith Henry Dickey Clarences Oxley Exie Bachelder Maud Rumyon Flsie Risden Gladys Stullenberg May Church Menara Raymond Martin Selmin Gap Stillwell Farm Sinclair Land Frank Aplegarth Hver Lewis Srally Hill Warrenton Church

Peace Bond Proposed for Love Sickness Case

Frank Howell, 20, was arrested after threatening to kill Miss Misa Stenger 17 and herself. Justice Downer ordered a peace bond deeming his threats and distress a likely love sickness cure. Howell admitted making the threats and was warned to stop lingering at the Stenger residence.

Misa Halen Stengzér East Springfield Frank Howell Miss Stenger Howell Stenger Toggether Miss Signger Justice Downer

Three More Liquor Violators Caught In City Cleanup

Constable James Parkingon and assistants arrested three men for liquor violations in the city cleanup. Louis Panna at 334 South Sixth Street faced a $300 fine and costs after pleading guilty for possessing wine. Mike Kopacs at 110 Market Street admitted selling liquor and paid $300 plus costs. Emmett Coulter at 142 South Lake Erie Avenue conducted a speakeasy, pleaded guilty, and was fined $300 with costs.

James Parkingon Justice Downers Court Carpenter Hame Louis Panna South Sixth Street Panna Market Street Mike Kopacs Emmett Coulter South Lake Erie Avenue

Shot in the Leg John Carson Taken After Train Ride

John Carson, 23, of Stanford Florida is hospital bound with a bullet wound to the right leg amid claims an officer fired during an attempted capture. He was wounded after fleeing from Pennsylvania and taken off a train at Unionport, later transported via Pan Handle railroad. He told hospital staff little beyond being shot by an officer. The case remains unclear as details are scarce.

John Carson Agea Stanford Florida Gill Hospital Carson Unionport Ita Pennsylvania

Express car looted in Pan Handle yards Monday night

A Pan Handle railroad express car was rifled Monday night in the Pan Handle yards with shoes, underwear, and other merchandise stolen. Several hundred dollars is the suspected loss, with shipments destined for Weirton merchants. Detectives from American Railway Express and Pan Handle police are investigating, amid multiple recent thefts from cars and the nearby station.

Pan Handle Express Company Washington Street Pan Hang Dle Washington North Streets Weirton Express American Railway Express Hieves U. S Mall Railroad

Divorce suit filed over alleged stabbing and neglect

Luella W. Bryant sues James H. Bryant for divorce alleging he tried to stab her with a butcher knife and guilty of gross neglect. They wed May 2, 1917 in Probate Court. Adam McGuire named executor of Johnson Beatty will. Inventory issued for Thomas J. James estate. William Houser bitten by a vicious dog on Adams Street, seriously injured near home last night.

Alexander Matthews Alta Maude Matthews Luella W. Bryant James H. Brysant Adam McGuire Johnson Beatty Thomas J. James William Houser Adams Street

Dr Chandler Returns to Practice at Market Street Office

Dr Chandler has returned from California and resumes practice at his office on 444 Market Street. He will be pleased to see friends and patrons.

Dr. Chandler California Market Street

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