PERSNALS and society notes from Steubenville region
Local items recount visits and travels of residents across Columbus Bellaire Barnesville Martinsburg Wellsburg and Toronto. News includes engagements sermons illnesses and social events with multiple relatives and friends traveling through Steubenville and nearby towns.
Notable Visits and Moves Report From Wellsville
Wednesday notes show Charlie Fogg in Wellsville with Miss Hettie Spaulding in Pittsburg for millinery openings. Several locals like Lioeyd McLain and A. L. Williams visited Wellsville Tuesday, while John Pugh and Martha J. Quinn obtained a marriage license in Brilliant. Various residents travel, host guests, and relocate as Rev Dr Robinson heads to San Francisco and families plan summer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Fogg
Wellsville
Hettie Spaulding
Pittsburg
Win Batman
Market Street
Dropey
Lioeyd McLain
A. L. Williams
Steubenville
John Pugh
Brilliant
Martha J. Quinn
Ears
Mingo Jumelson
A. H Leslie
Pitsburg
Ela Shaw
Mis. Misselwitz
North Pourth Street
la Belle View
Suirs EL BL Patterson
North Sixth Street
Feo
YA. Robinson
Robinson
Groast
Roeliff’ Brinkerhof
Matefield
Ohio
John F. Oliver
Call van
Toronto
Chalbers Fulton
United Presbyterian Church of
Death Roll of Mrs. Nancy Jane Coulter in Martinsburg Ohio
Nancy Jane Coulter aged 34 died Friday morning at her Martinsburg home. Born January 10 1826 on the Ralston farm near Bloomingdale she was daughter of Andrew Ralston a county pioneer. Surviving five children and several siblings, funeral at her Martinsburg residence with interment in Martinsburg Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Coulter
John CG. Ralston
Alartinsburg
Ohio
Martinsburg
Baptist Church
Jennie Beechout
Criss Cox
Vernon
Anna Haskett
Nebraska
Dora Eliott
Glennsburg
Andrew $. Coulter
Pittsburg
John C. Ralston
Steubenville
L. W. Ralston
Michigan
Catherine Phair
Salt Run
Jefferson County
Mary E. Copeland
Fairfield
Iowa
Ohie
Funeral for Captain John Morenn in Pittsburg church
Funeral services for Captain John Morenn who died Wednesday in St. Francis hospital San Francisco will be held at St Marys of the Mount in Mt Washington Pittsburg on the arrival of the remains. Interment is in Calvary cemetery. Morenn, born in Hancock county West Virginia, rose from steam boat captain to owner and River Coal manager before retiring last January. He was also a director of Consolidated Tee company. He and his wife Nettie left for Panama last February and visited New Orleans on return. He leaves a widow three sons Lewis Paul FE and Arthur Morenn and a daughter Stella plus four brothers Captain Arthur James and Captain Thomas Morenn and a sister Mary A Morenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sue Tarvard
Pittsburg
Aiven
New Castle
Egeter
Wheeling
Methodist Protestant
W. W. Powell
Moundsville
W. Va
George Martin
Cleveland
Walter Sheeran
Logan Street
S. C. Martin
Edward Hull
Bridgeport
Alfred Davis
Erin Grove
Frank Saltemann
Wellsville
Nannie Wyant
Toronto
H. H. Hill
Woman's Club
Hi. H. McFadden
North Fourth Street
Annie Hall
Florida
Jessie Erwin
Clinton Street
M. A. Eakin
la Belle View
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Liggitt
W. C. Te UC
M. PLC. L
John C. Oliver
M. C. Milliwan
Hastings
Milligan
John Porter
Ue Miners and Mechanics Bank
Cincinnati
Manmooth Cave
Potter
Third Presbyterian
Jess
Miss Everter
M. Po
J. Walter Liggitt
Suilay
Henderson
Chase City
Keane
G. W. McCook
Helen
O Mo Santeed
Livernool
A. M. Reig
Mary
Avalon
Sanford
Cora Monrow
Frank Adams
Braddock
Clara Ziegler
Massillon
Standay
C. M. Milligan
Mis. S. G. Hadley
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Vera
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Beatrice Grinn
Martin’s Ferry
Weilsville
C. J. Eakin
Daniels Street
John Bell
Miss Mayme
McDonald, Pa
John Honmmel
West Market Street
Donald McRae
Smithfield
Clara Jameson
East Liverpool
Janet Moreland
West Euclid Ave
Wilson, Cable
Colorado Springs
Steubenville
Nellie Mohn
Martin's Ferry
John Kerr
Irondale
Montgomery Avenue
C. J. Brown
Thomas
Rochester
J. M. McGeary
Leechburg
William Mathews
Rubt. Steen
Bancroft
Harry Day
Chicago
Ada Phillips
Washington, Pa
William Burchfield
Springfield
W. D. Butler
Indianapolis
W. P. Thompson
J. N. Myers
Jasper Phillips
J. CC. McClare
North Fifth Street
Cuppy
Vesta Kerr
Travis Transfer Company
James Fielding
James
Denver
Col
Wihna McGahan
Chester
Joseph McGahan
Daniel Stephens
New Martinsville
J. Ro Simpson
Thomas Hobson
C. A. Gille
Richmond
G. W. Travis
QO. & P. League
Cal. Roosevelt
Moren
John Morenn
St. Francis Hospital
San Francisco
St. Marys of the Mount Catholic Church
Mt. Washington
Calvary Cemetery
Captain Moren
Hancock County
The
River Coal Company
Consolidated Tee Company
Panama
New Orleans
Nettie Joseph Josenhans
Lewis
Philadelphia
National Baseball League
Paul FE
Arthur Moren
Stella Meren
Arthur
Captai Thomas Mores
Mary A. Moren
Mrs Benjamin Brown Dies After Long Illness at Adams Street
Mrs. Malinda Brown wife of Benjamin Brown of Adams Street died Friday at 130 PM aged 68 after five years poor health. Born in Canonsburg she lived here many years. Formerly married to William Jacobs deceased she leaves children Samuel William Norbert Harry Mary Clara Powell and Mrs Sophia Pleasants. A Baptist church member she was highly respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Brown
Malinda
Pro Adams Street
Canonsburg
William Jacobs
Samuel
William
Nibert
Harry
Mary
Mere
Clara Powell
Sophia Pleasants
The
Baptist Church
Geistwhite Benjamin F dies at 55 in Harrisburg area
Benjamin F. Geistwhite died at his home 208 South Fifth street Sunday morning aged 55. He had been ill eight months and critically for a week with heart trouble. Born in Highland Pennsylvania he lived here six years and worked as a hammer man at Pollinshee mill. Survived by wife Emma Kissinger, a son Simon, two stepdaughters Mrs Edwin Permar of Toronto and Miss Vensula of Pittsburg, and three sisters. He belonged to St. John's Lutheran church and was known for industry and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Geistwhite
Benjamin F. Geistwhite
South Fifth Street
Highland
Pollinshee Mill
Emma Kissinger
Simon
Edwin Permar
Toronto
Vensula
Pittsburg
Tarence Ney
Pembroke
Police
Harrisburg
Ellen
Shamokin
St. John’s Litheran Church
Mrs Pauline Carl Dies at 33 After Illness
Mrs Pauline Carl widow of the late Henry Carl died at her Permars Run home on Saturday at noon after a tuberculosis illness. A member of St John’s Lutheran church she was highly respected. She was Mr Carl’s second wife and survived by two stepsons from the former marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Carl
Henry Carl
Permars Run
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Reverend William McClintock Fulton Fa lon Dies at 67
The Rev. William McClintock Fa lon aged 67 longtime pastor of Vanport and Industry Presbyterian churches died Thursday in Pittsburg. Born in Greene County he moved at 17 to Jefferson County Ohio later graduating from Washington and Jefferson College and Western Theological Seminary. Served charges in Chicago Illinois Mechanicstown Pennsylvania Bellaire Ohio Yellow Creek Washington Pennsylvania and Carlton Ohio. Survived by widow and daughter Miss Florence Faton at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McC. Eaton
William McClintock Falon
Vanport
Industry
Pittsburg
Greene Count
Jefferson County
Ohio
Washington and Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Chicago
Mechanicstown
Bellaire
Yellow Creek
Washington
Washington, Pa. and Carlton, O
Florence Faton
Death of Mrs Campbell Hagerman Linked to Lexington Family
Mrs Hagerman of Lexington Ky dies suddenly in Chicago while serving as matron of a local school her husband Campbell Hagerman presiding. She was Bethany College’s first lady entrant and graduate a noted education leader with relatives including Prof Campbell Maverman and minister R C Campbell. The funeral was at Bethany on Sunday attended by many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Campbell Hagerman
Lexington
Alex Campbell
Bethany
J. W. Gray
L. Wilkin
Chicago
Bethany College
Campbell Maverman
R. C. Cambell
Danville
Death of William Stevens in Bayville Texas
William Stevens aged two died at home in Bayville Texas. Son of Mr and Mrs Sentuel Stevens formerly of this city, they moved to Texas last December. Mr Stevens is nephew of Mrs Mingie Filson Neet and Miss Malinos Filson. Family and friends extend sympathy in their bereavement of a lovely boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Sentuel Stevens
Bayville
Texas
Stevens
Mingie Filson Neet
Malinos Filson
Casey at the Bat revisited in muddled verse
A fragmentary, altered rendition of Casey at the Bat by Ernest L. Thayer appears with garbled OCR like lines. It preserves familiar imagery of Mudville, a failed at bat, and a crowd’s silence though names and verses are distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Ernest L. Thayer
Mudville
Cooney
Braml Barrows
Wate
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