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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1906

Page

7

Local notables and visitors fill Steubenville scenes

Adam Kellar of Benwood and Ross B Palmer the street evangelist arrived in the city on various errands while Mrs O'Donnell of Martin's Ferry visits friends. A social and entertainment program unfolds at W P church parlors with Juniors hosting. Numerous lunches, card parties, and receptions mark a busy social week with guests from Toronto Steubenville Chicago and beyond. Regulars John Branagan and Miss Hatch visit. weddings and funerals pace the community calendar.

Adam Kellar Benwood Hubert O'Donnell Martin’s Ferry Vile Ross B. Palmer W. P. Church A. J. Beatty Columbus George E. Sharpe J. Rebinovtz New Castle Joseph Alman South Fifth Street Frances Johnson East Liverpool Mabel Hatch Sturgeon Falls Ontario Canada Altai Cora Floyd North Fifth Street Daisy Kinney Steubenville Wheeling Chicago Mary Frampton Claude Frapton Beadwell East Liverpool Review A. Robinson Southern Antioch Robinson Old Point Comfort Frank McGee Ross Street McGee Gill North Fourth Street Loggie Wellsburg Mary Bentz Frances Low Mary Hill Fay Smith Sue Hebron Lillian Staats Messrs Howard Low Earl Vance Emmett Erwin Sam Bygate Henry Fach Jim Nichelson Robert Freudenberger Wood Nicholson Frank Wade Bougher Lawrence Griffith Will Lashley Austin Law Atk. Wilkinson Nelson Reed Charles Cartledge Allen Fisher Charles Connelly Barr Helen Marion Carson Carrie Floto Alice May Henry Jennie C. Smith Margaret Pickard Margaret Forsythe Everett Green Kester Rogers James Irwin Florence Cohen Annie Cohen Lillian Cohen Bessie Shamp Harold Hawkins William Finch Wilson Marshall Frank Thomas Jean McCoy Carrie McDevitt Nelson Reed Teft Akron Bertha Dunbar Pittsburg Albert Barnes Cadiz James Walker Mary and Daisy Collins Toornto Welsburg Anna Belle Thomas Rowe McDonad Founod Braddock Geo. B. Smith Alliance Aaron Ross M. E. Church Smith Christian Advocate Slack Street John Schramer J. M. McIntyre New Martinsville Dean Criswell New Alexandria Martha Miller Annie Redmont Kennon Vail Scie Charles Vale John Robinson Anna Ingham Allegheny City R. Cochrane Charles Petch Follanshee Flor Wheeling Edward Manazine Nancy Means South Sreet Gallapolis GW. Huddleston Mingo Junction Cleveland Medina Yast Sabath William Cole Elizabeth North Third Street Beaver Pa Anderson Shane A. May Porter Toronto Third Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Farl Quimby Penna Fifth Avenue U.P Quimby St. Pauls J. W. Stephenson Richmond Jefferson County VanHorn Rayland Kaiserling Hopedale Em Nm Qerens Baby Winder M. E Bloomingdale Glenn Port Homer George B. Stevenson North Street Fanny Graham Lily Letha Martin's Ferry Roy Patterson Charley Gullett Mary Bell Slackstreet William Elliott Milton Elliott Hammondsville Ohio Wellsburo Asa G. Neville Mabel Muichler J. N. Oler Nickelodeon Will Permar Rochester Homer Permar A. P. Williame B. J. Guyder J. Me Wellshire W.0. Thornley Yesterdas H. J. Barie Allegheery Martins Ferry Sinclair Graham Hiness Graham John Wycoft David McBride Alleghens Theological Seminary John McDonnell Dan Moore Andrew Madigan High Street Helen Reever James Pap Towah Ella Wall I. J. Lynch, Esq Canton Wim. McKinley Judge Day Mollie Lauman East End W. H. Lowe Market Street Edna Kirkpatrick McKee’s Rocks Blanche Manning Harry Lowe Crescent Club John Ford James Lawrence Fay Coshocton Lawrence TriState Gas Company M.D. McKinney East St Peter's Church Clemen Ina Gertrude Crieshaher Frederick Krisch Coracoois Father Slattery Misa Hattie Krisch Henry Humpa Alice Blue Andrew Weinman North Sixthi Street Krisch Coraopolis Capt J. F. Oliver North Krivcht

Papers and social rounds mark Stele Convention week

The notice details Mrs Tuck’s expected attendance at a Stele Convention session in Lima July 7, and a Detroit meeting July 9-14. It also chronicles Ada Strayer hosting a large cards party on West Market Street with eight euchre tables, prizes to Edward McCaul and George Bair, and a late lunch.

Lima Tuck Detroit West Market Street Ada Strayer Edward McCaul Land George Bair Lore Hands Jacksonvile Florida Wm. B Carnes M. E. McSwiggen Albany J. Daugherty Wellsburg Joanna M. Hes George Higgins Martin’s Ferry Frances Day Pittsburg William ©. Wolfe Smithfield Thomas Sharp Laura Holliday’s Cove Steubenville Vistors Marie ‘Plackburn Bellaire Robert Martin Lincoln Ave R. M. Thompson and Son East Liverpool Marie Smylie Mil City Wagner North Hight Street J. M. Grubb Jennie Jones R. Cochrane Columbus Ora Worthington New Castle Horace Newcomer Walter Foster Loggie George Leibler Toronto iPtisbury Elizabeth Leibler M. H. Sharp Braddock, Pa R. J. Spear Nelson Miller Columbia Alumnia Association Kate Ripple Cleveland Mayme Lashley North ‘Third Stret Henrietta Hill Market Street Helen Eastman Uniontown Mary Louise Steele Fastman Miss Steele Washington Seminary Frank Metsee Ross Street Bessie Roberts Val MecEldowney Mise Bertha McMurry Pitts Joe Maxwell Wheeling Tewin Pitsburg

Foley's Kidney Cure Advertisement Claim

A medical advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder diseases in all forms and strengthen kidneys to function properly, preventing Bright's disease or diabetes when taken timely, attributed to Beall and Steele.

Foley Bright Beall & Steele

Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup claims

An advertisement touts The Original Laxative Cough Syrup Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for colds, coughs, croup, and whooping cough. The copy emphasizes its expelling power and suggests it cures illness.

Kennedy

Honest Railway Find Rewards Honest Clerk In East Station

An employee at a large East railway station found a satchel containing five dollars. The owner reclaimed it in a state of excitement after proving his claim, and the finder received a handsome reward for his honesty. Also notes a health reminder for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Ely's Cream Balm with promotional details and a New York address.

Hostetter Ely Big Bros Warren Street New York

Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Adverts

Foley & Co of Chicago promote Foley's Honey and Tar as the original remedy praised for great merit and popularity. They warn against imitations and urge asking for Foley's Honey and Tar noting it is mildly laxative with no opiates and safe for children and delicate persons. Beall and Steele are mentioned as advertisers.

Foley & Co Chicago Beall & Steele

Pardon Application Filed for Jennie Owens in Murder Case

Notice to be heard at next Ohio State Board of Pardons meeting requests clemency for Jennie Owens convicted in Jefferson County for murder at the January term 1804 and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary. Signed Jennie Owens. Aprag 3t 1tawM

Ohio State Board of Pardons Jennie Owens Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio Penitentiary Jenni Owens

Also Mentioned on This Page

John W. Forney Jen W. McDonald Ant Vrea Buckingham, Cashier Rpesigens The Commercial National Bank Godrew W. McDonal L. Wagner Henderson Drug Co Steubenville Drug Co Republican Party Bronson Seventh Circuit Eighth Common Pleas John Ll. Means R. M. Thompson James Simpson Ran Anderson Bart & Packard Leonard, Shaw & Dean Thompson Bros. and Hanan & Sons Hanan Nally New Oxfords Justin Chas. L. Foreman & Co J. D. Owens South 4Th St Henderson Drug Company
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