Local notes of Provo to Steubenville visitors and births
Mrs. Bert Wilson of Provo visited her daughter Myrtle while many residents and visitors were noted in town. The piece records dozens of short mentions including deaths, weddings, hospitalities, and local events such as church services, a Miners' convention delegation, a fire in Finderne and a military academy tragedy, with references to Henry and Mary Roberts, Teddy speaking in Steubenville, and residents planning future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wilson
Provo
Batts
Myrtle
Fred Nebi
Alliance
Harry Miller
Canton
Will Taylor
Paris
Charles McLane
Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam Cemetery
Lloyd Slates
Messrs
Poplin, Beynon, Johnson and Horsfall
Cleveland
Lon Patterson
Augusta
Er. A. Gordon
Louisville
Thos. Cooper
Salineville
Minnie Roberts
James Burgett
Mothers Day Services Attendance in Richmond Churches
Heavy rain kept many at home as Methodist and Presbyterian congregations joined to observe Mothers Day. Rev Schweisberger delivered a fitting sermon. hymns and an anthem by Mrs J M Robson marked the tribute. White carnations adorned the pulpit and congregants wore white ribbons. The column notes local social events, a high school commencement visit, hom e scenes, and community life including a May 12 birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweisberger
J. M. Robson
Home Sweet Home
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Churches
Charles Lawson
Parker Rodgers
Bloomfield
Ella McMasters
Steubenville
Cavitt
Shelley Irvine
Richmond
Mary Welday
Wm. Schell
Mt. Tabor
Unionport
Emma Graham
Wintersville
Ladies Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
George Rodgers
Gallipolis
George
C. ‘H. 'Rarey
Akron
Robert Douglas
Wil Douglass
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Will
Robert
A. C. Davis
Epworth League
Vvula Sprague
Marlow
P. A. Hartington
Harrington
John T. Crawford
Pine Grove Epworth League Meeting Draws Strong Attendance
Warry Carson and sister Ora visited. Frances Sutton and sister joined the Union Epworth League gathering despite bad weather. Lena Russell to spend summer with grandma Mrs Billman. Cold day slows corn planting. D W Call and wife visited Wellsville. Jackman Bros haul oil rig from Cox farm to Hammonds ville. Local residents saw Ringing Circus in Wellsville with Challe Elva Lawrence and Wizzie Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Warry Carson
Ora
Wim, Sutton
Frances
Union Epworth League
Lena Russell
Retta McBane
Oak Ridge
Mrs. Billman
H. R. Billman
Epworth
Chestnut Grove
Hammondsville
Pan Dyke
Florence
Wellsville
Taft
Teddy
D. W. Call
Jackman Bros
Cox Farm
Hammondsvlle
Challe
Elva Lawrence
Wizzie Russell
Hazel Dell Seeding Progress Amid Unsettled Weather
Farmers in Hazel Dell report varied seeding activity with some corn planted and others ready to plant while a few, including Scott Peterson, work steadily in favorable days. Local news notes travel and social visits involving George L. Jewell, John Johnston, James Woods, and Ross Gotschall. Samuel Leech and J R Marsh represented Hazel Dell at Taft and Roosevelt meetings in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Peterson
George L. Jewell
Steubenville
John Johnston
Follansbee
James Woods
Iowa
Ross Gotschall
Harry Swearingen
Samuel Leech
J. R. Marsh
Hazel Dell
Steuben
Rayland and Bloomfield Notes From Local Ledger
Rayland and Bloomfield items describe social visits and family movements. Attendees include Miss Dottie Dalrymple in Rayland, Mrs. Fred Tyler of Columbus visiting relatives, and Mrs. Mollie Bigger convalescing. In Bloomfield, plans for Memorial observances, school staffing changes, and community notices accompany reports of sermons, funerals, and local officials visiting.
Community notes from Steubenville and area
Local news recounts visits by T W Meser Cyrus Carroll and others in Steubenville last week A Bloomingdale resident hosted a Sunday gathering in Unionport and birthday surprise for Ethel Heisler Several church notices include M E Sunday School officers and May 26 communion at Lutheran church Also announced is the May 16 marriage of Margaret Emily Fulton to Cirde Lipton with kin from Newshia Pittsburg and nearby towns present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Meser
Cyrus Carroll
J. W. Ferrell
Steubenville
Mr.Miller
Bloomingdale
A. Mills
Emma Eagon
C.J. Johnson
Junie
Emily Lulton
Unionport
Clyde Snyder
Germany
Louise Shields
Clyde Dye
Richmond
Jno. Heisler
Ethel
Ethel Polen
Coundisville
M. EE
Emma ‘McKee
Jimmie Stahl
Georgia Dye
Treas
Oldland
John B. Fulton
Margaret Emily
Cirde -Agency Lipton
Biomingdale
Thomas McKee
Sor
Florence McKee
Newshia
Lorenz McKee
Pittsburg
Raymond McKee
Baxter
J. B. Fulton
J. C. Heisler
C. E. Tipton
Emily Fulton
Local visits and circle of Wellsville area residents
Mrs J R Lowry returned Monday from Steubenville where she visited her daughter Mrs Van Dyke and Florence spent Tuesday in Wellsville. Mr and Mrs Win Carson visited William Kerry on Chestnut Grove Ridge Tuesday. Mrs Catherine Billman spent part of last week with her daughter at East Liverpool. Mrs William Russell and son Emmett were Wellsville visitors Wednesday. G W Pearce of Steubenville went over Sabbath at J R Lowry s. Charlie and Elva Lawrence Kizzie Russell Paul and Frank Jackman attended the Ringling Bros circus at Wellsville Tuesday. Miss Jena Russell spends a few weeks with grandma Mrs Catherine Billman. Robert Carson and sister Wessie spent Wednesday in East Liverpool. Farle Call of Toronto visited at D W Cail s Tuesday. The Epworth League service was well attended Sunday evening with many from Chestnut Grove and Hammondsville taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue McKee
Wilkinsburg
John Crawford
Anna Kirkpatrick
Ernest Rittenhaus
Harry Kirkpatrick
Steubenville
Harry Roberts
Mary Deal
Pittsburg
Watt
Joseph
Cooper
P.P. Thompson
C. A. Ford
J. H. Watt
Teddy
B. C. Cooper
J. B. Price
Caroline Heeter
Hee
Grangers
J. H. Schweisberger
Gladys
Finderne
New Jersey
Wilson Miliary Academy
Ralph S. Ford
Ralph
Emor
Epworth
Charles le
Francis Hornecik
Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Charles Hell
East Springfield
Bacon Ridge
Richmond
Heltiwell
Rayland
Dottie Dalrymple
Ben H. Betton
Somerdale
Luc Clow
Sherrodsville
Fred Tyler
Columbus
Wim. 5. Bingham
Mollie Bigger
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Hopewell Church
Alice Caldwell
Wheeling
Elizabeth Ewing
Nannie Sixsmith
J. Frank Stringer
T.J. Stringer
Will Siop
Martin’s Ferry
Wilber L. Medill
Anna Hodgens
Katharine Tilton
Martin's Ferry
Wm. Harris
Cleveland
Grace
Chas.ei Jones
Martha M. Cope
Wm. Kr. Tipton
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Billy Cole
Smitherd
Bloomfield
Jacob Porter
Joseph L. Copeland
A. P. Rose
Smithfield
M. E
John Hoobler
A. W. Mansfield
Elia Birney
Jewett
J. Ross Hervey
la Bell View
Stanton Hervey
William .D. Copeland
John
J. W. Jordan
John F. Gilson
Tindale
Blomfield
Ed Brown
Walter
R. W. Hammond
Wellsville
Geo
ML. Brown
Chester
W. Va
Will Hoobler
Rachael Hammond
Belle Porter
Kate Parks
Frank McMillan
Youngstown
Ohio
Geo. Harris
Charles M. Megrail
Bells
McGrail
Fairplay
Miss Bell
Wayne Township
B. Fulton
Margaret Emily
Clyde Eugene Tipton
Goth
Annapolis
Miss Fulton
Tipton
F. D
Bloomingdale
Hiram Lucas
Grace Gotschall
Busy Bee Club
W. B. Sinceral
Pearl Tipton
Vehna “Merryman
Georgia Flohr
Grace Hobbler
Margaret Merryman
Bloomingdale Assy
Orce
Emmet Teas
Frank P. Blackburn
Will ‘Tipton
Pitsburg
Morganza
Kate Rabe Blackburn
J. R. Lowry
van Dyke
Florence
Win Carson
William Kerry
Chestnut Grove Ridge
Catherine Billman
East Liverpool
William Russell
Emmett
G. WK. Pearce
Sabbeth
S. Charle
Elva Lawrence
Kizzie Russell
Paul
Frank Jackman
Ringling Bros. Circus
Jena Russell
Robert Carson
Wessie
Liverpool
Farle Call
Toronto
D. W. Cail
Epworth League
Chestnut Grove
Hammondsville
Records of Ohio campaign finance reform in 1910s elections
Cadiz Republican notes how Ohio laws allow payments to newspapers for advertising and circulation, arguing openness and voter information. It highlights Gen Hollingsworth’s open life, his 1910 vote margin, and a record of sixty one successful bills, urging support for a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Ohio
Washington
Hollingsworth
Hns
Union Army
Congress
Hearn
United States
Weems
Gill
Updegraff
Danford
House
Cadiz
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Bergholz
Jessie Morrow
J.C. Heisler
Annapolis Grange
Grange
Jefferson County
Pomona
Town Hall
Ot. A. Jones
Ong
Dallas
Dillonville
Will Heobler
Germano
Raymon McKee
Jesse McKee
Herman Polen
Paul Fulton
Jno. Polen
D. ©. Myers
Harry Fulton
Walter Shields
Harold Swan
May Johnson
Jo S. Miser
Board of Education
R. C. Miller
Jacob Mansfield
Edwin M. Crawford
Emmet Lucas
Kate Porter
Ada Simeral
J. Ve Spier
Anne Thompson
Olive Purns
Lee Freshwater
W. C. Mansfield
Ubrichsville
Jacoblansfield
Ploomingdale
Cameron
Harlem Springs
Carrollton
J. Fk. Whittaker
Scio
Alice Stewart
Annie Plants
Walter Hammond
Wellaville
Mark TL. Cole
Mre
Mo Mervey
Samuel N. Bell
Hopedale
Minter
Re Hervey
David A. Herver
WR. Hervey
John Hoehler
WD. Ritterhorse
Bloomfeld
George Fe Polen
SV. Wallace
William Cox
George W. McNary
G. B. Henderson
U. P. Church
West Beever
Franklin College
New Athens
Henderson
Seattle
Wash
David Welday
Elmer J. Gilkinson
Reed's Mills
George B. Smith
Monroe County
Woodrow Wilson
Airs
E.R. Blackburn
Jordan
Helen VV. Speer
Georgetown
Carrie Shields
Jessie Werryman
Brother Hlobst
Myre
G. le Blackbur
Frances Armstrong
Grandma Dodds
Roosevelt
Cooke Danford
Emmett E. Erskine
X E L. Henderson
Thomas B. Rouse
Belmont, Carrol, Harrison, Jefferson
Monroe Counties
Hollings
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