Sackett’s Corner Folks to Play at W Kites May 16
Fiveseat View Grange to meet Friday night May 1 in regular session. Sackett's Corner Folks a rural comedy by Liberty Grange Dramatic Club played at New Alexandria last Friday to a large audience. Proceeds for Liberty and Pleasant View Granges. Players John Martin J Hirk Earl Long Thomas Long Harry Watt John Latimer attended and praised the show. Prof. Palmer returns to Guernsey County. Come to the play next Saturday night May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackett
Liberty Grange Dramatic Club
New Alexandria
W Kite
Liberty
Pleasant View Granges
John Martin
J. Hirk
Earl Long
Thomas Long
Harry Watt
John Latimer
Prof. Palmer
Guernsey County
Smithfield Grange plans Mother’s Day program and play
Smithfield Grange No. 1736 held its May meeting with a program on Mother’s Day and family topics led by Mrs. Francis Viola Cole and others. A play titled In Old New England by twelve Grange members is set for Saturday May 6 with music by Adena Orchestra Sus tickets at Crisswell’s store or by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Grange No
Francis
Virgil
Grange
Me‘tellin
Viola Cole
Kerry Vale
Samuel Waugh
Elbridge Waugh
East Springfield May 16 meeting and communion planned
Third quarterly meeting will be held at East Springfield Saturday May 16 with communion. Several local residents visit relatives or guests across towns. Epworth League program planned at 8 pm led by Mrs Gee Hoeibler and others as ministers conduct church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepth Pen Nntion
East Springfield
Jay Miser
Cadiz
Verne Dye
Berryholz
Marie Hill
Howard Dye
Cleveland
Paul Fulton
E. R. Price
Wm. Leas
Leonard Skipper
Richmond
Donald Wright
Mooretown
Carrall
Rev
Stewart
Nellie M. Carroll
Schaefer
Steubenville
Nellie Schaefer
Cartroll
D. E. Myers
Carralston
Mirs
A L. Myers
Chas. Johnston
Walter Shields
Bloomfield
Catart
Wintersville News Updates Highlight Family, Farming and Building
Henry Welday remains about the same with no notable improvement. Clyde Wilson and wife visited his parents at Bacon Ridge on Sabbath Day. Prospects for a large fruit crop depend on late frosts. Farmers face cool wet weather but crops should be planted in time. Marty Dougherty advances his new house with Jesse Bickerstaff as carpenter. Hartje residence near town begins carpentry work. The Epworth League plans a special anniversary service on the 17th with a strong program. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersville
Henry Welday
Clyde Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Bacon Ridge
Marty Dougherty
Jesse Bickerstaff
D. H. England
Hartje
Ecsa
Epworth League
Local notes and social updates from Franklin College area
Stewart McCoy and Dean Keirn visited Franklin College folks then returned to work Monday. Ray Baby seed tests urged by A P Studies as corn may have nongrowing grains. B L Welday and daughter Lauraine from Richmond visited Henry Welday. Samuel Welday and Florence Reed's Mills guests of George WeDay family. We Day family plan to make this place their home. Graham, supervisor, manning roads daily for summer. Bible class annual banquet set for Tuesday the 12th. Schools closed for summer vacation as teachers pursue other work. William Loyd and wife spent Sabbath with Edward Crawford family. Rhinehart family reports Wyoming ranch life pleasing. Dr Donehoo and Sarah Jane Scott residence being painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart McCoy
Dean Keirn
Franklin College
Ray Baby
A. P
State Board of Agriculture
B. L. Welday
Loraine
Richmond
Henry Welday
Samuel Welday
Florence
Reed's Mills
George
Crafton
Graham
Sabbeth School
Wm. Loyd
Edward Crawford
Ross Rhinehart
Wyoming
Donehoo
Sarah Jane Scott
Rush Run Residents and Funeral of Martha Stinard
Local notices list visits from Mrs Fouts Miss Lina Blake and others on the Run. Clyde Roberts plans to ship the abandoned mine No 1 tipple to Jug Run for reuse. Martha Stinard died May 4 at 69 after long illness. Services held at M E Church and burial at Smithfield. Funeral attendees from nearby towns expressed condolences.
Jewett News Briefs and Obituary
Miss Edna Harriman of Mingo visits home folks as Mrs. Luther Lankjohn dies after a brief illness on High street. Mrs. Ira Wagoner and two children return from Tiffin for funeral attendees. Mrs. George Brannon and Frances shop in Pittsburg. Mrs. Frank Thompson attends musical convention at Warren. Mrs. Arbanech visits Cadiz daughter. Mrs. Gardner of Harmon visits home folks. Allensworth family visits Lydia Miver in Germany. Mother’s Day observed at M E church with autos and carnations. Baccalaureate sermon planned next Sunday. Choir from three churches to sing. Thomas Moore Kimmell born near New Rumley and died in Jewett on April 20 1914 at age 65 years 8 months 13 days. He was the son of David and Eunice Kimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrien
A. S. Arbanech
Grove
Cadiz
Wm. Gardner
Harmon
W. FP. Allensworth
Lydia Miver
Germany
M. E
Thomas Moore Kimmell
New Rumley
Jewett
David
Eunice Kimmel
Nesbitt
Dennison
George Gruber
Frank Boyd
Howard Decker
Decker
Newark
Straight
Miss Lyons
Elsie Simpson
Tiltonville
William Ewart Simpson
Barberton
Dr. Jones
Little Child
Dillonvale
Charles Simpson
M. E. Manse
Charles Thompson
Messrs
Lappin
Yale
Chetosky
A . Hammond
Will Tipton
George Flohr
Clara Tipton
Hattie Hammond
M. E. Church
East Liverpool
Paul Fulton
Annapolis
Clyde Tipton
G. L. Blackburn
Kittie Blackburn
A. M. Smith
Fernwood
Thomas M. Wolfe
J. A. Spencer
Maude
Robert Walace
Kibble
Mary Copeland
Smithfield
Grange Committee
Wilson
Henry F. Jones
Mary N. Mather
Chaucey M. Blackburn
Martie Frazier
Miller
Faye
Grace Moore
Charles D. Simeral
Harriet
Grace McCracken
Howard Clifton
C. P. Snodgrass
Thos. Kernohan
John
M. L. Blackburn
Will Cookson
N. B. Merryman
Will Ralston
Lyiespen
Steubenville
Willis Eliott
B. W. Cline
William Roderick
Mildred Dorman
Marie Boyd
Scott Plants
Burgettstown
Freda Barrett
Henthorne
Grace Owens
Annie Plants
B. Miller
Pittsburg
Simpson
Sans
Albert Frowiie
W. C. Wolfe
S. T. Frazier
Walter
Knoxville
Charles N. Porter
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Frank Copeland
C. A. Moore
Columbus
Clarence Cox
Heanward McNary Cox
George W. McNary
Steubenvelle Tuesay
Martha M. Cope
W. B
Longtime railroad telegraph operator dies after illness
The obituary recalls William H. Berry a telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Born 1865 he joined the United Brethren Church at New Rumsey in 1866 and married Sarah E. Gotschall on April 25 1872. Eight children survive with six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the home with a Theranan church quartet and interment at New Rumiley. The O R T lodge and Pennsylvania operators sent floral tributes. All but one child were present at his death January 15 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
New Rumsey
Sarah E. Gotschall
Jacob Gotschall
Rumsey
John W
Dawson, N. M
Jacob C
Charles D
Rupert
A. Dray
Ira
Louella
Jewett
J. W. Webber
Brush Col
of Or
Theran
Asi
Fernifi
New Rumiley
O. R. T. Fudge
Pennsylvania
John Kimnell
Grange Program Set For May 16 At Annapolis
Annapolis notes announce an evening Grange program on May 16 with roll call, current events, patriotic recitations, and seed and wool crop topics. Speakers include Mrs Inez Mills on Civil War women, Charles Leavengood and Wilbur Minard on seed bed, testing seed, fertlization, and cultivation, Jay Miser on pelican? census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Grange
Congress
May Johnson
Inezi Mills
Charles Leavengood
Wilbur Minard
Jay Miser
Orion Heisles
Lester Finnicum
We C. F
John R. Misersolo
Minerva
Mother's Day Service in Richmond Methodist Church
Last Sunday a large Richmond congregation gathered for Mother's Day in the Methodist church with Rev Peterson delivering a Home themed sermon. A duet by Edytha Elliott and Mary Mauer stood out while local residents and visitors from Steubenville and Wellsville were noted in social visits, business trips, and family caregiving updates.
Sale of Household Effects of the Late John Beresford in Ross
On Wednesday May 26 a sale of the late John Beresford's household goods will be held at the West Main street residence in Ross. The text also notes numerous local society moves, visits, church events, a baseball score and upcoming commemorations, with many local residents named and minor community happenings summarized.
Owl Social Set At H S Auditorium Saturday
Unionport residents hear of an Owl Social planned by the ladies of the Christian Church in the H S Auditorium for Saturday evening, May 16. Local social notes include guests visiting from Germany, Smithfield, Cadiz Junction, and Toronto with several moves and events around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionport
H. S. Auditorium
Ladies of Christian Church
Harry Burrier
Helen Martin
David Burrier
Germany
Harold Polen
Simpson Buchanan
Smithfield
Howard Decker
Newark
Bloom
Cadiz
Christian Church
Irene
Minnie Glasgow
Toronto
Mabel Reed
Parks
Mary Jane Johnson
Nellie Whitmore
Cadiz Junction
R. L. Buchanan
Bethany College
Christian Endeavor Sorciety
Jean McCoy Sand
Gilcnrist
Steubenville
Ross Harshman
Mingo Junction
Bloomfield notices and school board hiring ahead
Bloomfield residents are urged to file applications by May 23 for Wayne township teaching positions including Bloomfield and Unionport village schools. F E Lucas, clerk, asks all Bloomingdale Telephone Co. customers who owe four dollars to pay by May 16 or risk central service cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Lucas
Wood Ag
F. O. Lucas
Bloomgindale
Ohio
Board of Education
Wayne Township
Bloomfeld
Unionport Village
FE. O. Lucas
Bloomingdale Telephone Co
Empire News Briefs Highlight Church Travel and Local Delays
Rev D G C Jackson leaves for Cosheaton convention and will miss a week. The Ohio River Sewer pipe shop closes briefly. Rev Jones preaches next Sunday evening at M F Church. Selenor ends May 15. River road survey paused north of town. one mile of river road nearly impassable and dangerous. Standard Brick Works resumes after brief closure. H E Stratton builds a new home on former Cooper property. Empire High School commencement set for May 15 at M P Church. graduates include Mary Virginia Store Iva Rue Jackson Lorena Trueman John Atkinson Minor Harold Tremont Hinkle Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. GC. Jackson
M. P
Cosheaton
Ohio River
M. F
Jones
Selenor
H. EE. Stratton
The
Coopers
Empire High School
Mary Virginia Store
Iva Rue Jackson
Lorena Trueman
John Atkinson Minor
Harold Tremont
Hinkle
Walter
Still Against Law Among Servian Outlaws
Six Servian outlaws caught in a speakeasy raid file a motion of prejudice to remove Judge C. H. Smith from their cases citing antipathy to law and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Smith
Sale Ordered in McCullough Trust Case
C W McCullough as trustee of A C McCullough vs A C McCullough et al. appraisement confirmed and sale ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McCullough
A. C. McCullough
Bozo Yurjevic Charged With Assault After Dispute
Bozo Yurjevic was arrested on an assault charge filed in Justice Downers court. The case stems from a dispute after Leura Radoziew’s husband failed to purchase alcohol at Yurjevic's speakeasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozo Yurjevic
Leura Radoziew
Justice Downers Court
Yurjevic
Speakeasy Raid Suspects to Face Court Next Week
Court appearances set for Monday through Wednesday for those tied to the recent raid. Many defendants expected to plead guilty as evidence appears strong and public anger grows over this law violation.
Belmont county farmer dies by own hand in rural crisis
Wells Carpenter, a 65 year old farmer from a Crabapple area farm in Belmont County, killed himself Monday by a shotgun blast. He had been in ill health for months and appeared mentally unbalanced at times. He is survived by a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Carpenter
Belmont County
Carpenter
Crabapple
Dr E C Chandler Opens Office At 436 Market Street
Dr E C Chandler will be at his office at 436 Market Street on and after April 14 inviting friends and patrons to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Chandler
Market Street
Teaching Jobs Open in District No 1 Across Townships
Notice seeks teachers for Island Creek Cross Creek and Steubenville Alikanna districts. Pay ranges from 40 to 80 with 45 for experienced staff. Apply by sending details to the stated address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Creek
Cross Creek Township
Steubenville-Alikanna
City Feeding and Hitching Stable Opens on Fourth Street
The City Feeding and Hitching Stable is now open at 144 South 4th Street in B. N. Lindsey's Old Stand. Announcement notes the new stable offers feeding and hitching services with a promotional price of 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South 4Th Street
Obituary for Mrs. Sarah C Beth in Westminster Church memory
The funeral took place Monday from her mother's home on North Street. Mrs Beth was a devoted daughter sister and friend with a quiet but strong Christian faith. A former student of Third Street Seminary she was educated at that school under Miss Eliza McCracken. She united with Second Presbyterian in early life and lived for service to others though years of illness. Her memory remains a joyful link to a happier past and she rests in perfect peace after a life of quiet strength and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Beth
North Street
Aswars
Westminster
Third Street Seminary
Eliza McCracken
Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaimed to Help Steubenville Residents
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as relief for kidney troubles affecting all ages in Steubenville Ohio. It cites local testimony from John Wiggins of Wells Street and urges readers to ask for the same remedy, claiming broad domestic faith and home-backed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Dean
John Wiggins
Gos Wells St
Ohio
Wiggins
Saxeres
Hose Milburn
Beffaio
N.Y
Notice of Grover sidewalk bond sale in Ohio
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of Grover Village Ohio until noon on Tuesday June 16 1914 for bonds totaling 441 50 issued to anticipate street improvement assessments on Mound Market Grandview South Main and Third streets with concrete sidewalks. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually and mature starting September 1 1915. Bids must include bond counts and gross bid with accrued interest and be supported by a 10 percent certified check. Village reserves right to reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battchews of
Conde J
Ohio
Mound Street
Third Street
Market Street
Grandview Avenue
South Street
Main Street
South Corporation
Grover
Jarvis
Notice of petition in Ohio court against Violet Field
James Olney Field files a petition in the Court of Common Pleas, Jefferson County, Ohio, against Violet L. Field of Los Angeles, seeking a decree for gross neglect. The hearing is set for after June 27, 194, requiring Violet Field to answer or judgment will be entered. Signed in Steubenville on May 18, 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Olney Field
Violet L. Field
Los Angeles
California
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Violet J. Field
Steubenville
Emmett M, Morrow
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Annie Bucey
Stiward
C. A. Roe
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Ree Simpson
Lemuel Browning
Wellsville
James Hall
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Jug Run
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New Jerusalem
Secrest
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Leder
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Elmer
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Charles
Annie
Oscar
Nancy Gotschall
Jenne Stne
Uhrichsville
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Stanton Trompson
Unionvale
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Harrick
Robert Stevens
Unitonvale
William Thompson
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H. S. Peuit
Fred Penson
Frank Barcus
Marry Byrd
John Murray
Methodist Church
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Edytha Elliott
Mary Mauer
Grace Hohl
Lakeside Hospital
Frances Eison
Mattie Taylor
S. S. Arnold
Fred Johnson
Vesta Kerr
Rachel Burke
W. D. Hayne
Geiger-Jones Co
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Paul Thompson
Mrrs
Ida Stewart
Georrge Harris
Stephenville
Paul McLean
Harry Call
Steubenvile
Lloyd Carroll
Anna Kirkpatrick
Bloomingdale
H. J. Welday
Richmond Road
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Jennie Scott
Nelson Patterson
H. S. Peters
L. S. Ford
C. A. Ford
A. A. Arnold
Margaret
Wilfred
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Wm. Hoyt
Charles Elliott
J. H. Schweisberger
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John Beresford
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Ross. Deets
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M. B. Starrett
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W. P. Fryer
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Fairfield
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Mt. Pleasant
Fred Thompson
Gill Hospital
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Elizabeth Hattrison
Carnegie
Belle McCielard
Mattoon
Richmond Grange
Dr. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Black
United Presbyterian
W. H. Rothacker
Mary Welday
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Amna McGhie
Sugar Grove
Lena Fryer
Gallon
Sutton
Rose
Rodgers
Williams
Wm. Swickard
Talbott
J. B. Bain
James Rodgers
Dorothy Weiss
Grace Hoobler
Jane McCay
Nolan
Wiliam R. Hervey
Tillie Behnke
Ed. Wallace
Smithfeld
Margaret C. Day
George Stringer
Sadie
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James Jewell
Carnegie, Pa
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Otto Smith
Ed. Ketlar
Chas. Manbeck
Elmer Earleman
Cresswell
M. EF
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Grace Simeral
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George Flehr
Fay Speer
Jes. Spencer
J. B. Simeral
Geo. S. Jewell
H. H. Parks
Marion Poe
Archie Roland
Emmett Lignell
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New
Alexandria
State of Ohio
Tiltonsvills
Marion Rodjestski
John C. Brown
Springfiel Township
Harry A. Bell
Said
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