Death of George A Hout in Steubenville
Obituary notices George Albert Hout 54 of Steubenville dies at 1210 Park Street Pleasant Heights after seven weeks illness on Oct 23 1910. Survived by wife Elizabeth Gille and children Mrs Harry Stonebraker Mrs Lewis White Louis George Everett and three sisters. Funeral at Richmond with G A R bearers and soldier burial. Also mentions infant Reinhold Apitzsch Holliday's Cove and Mrs Hallburton funeral with pallbearers.
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George Albert Hout
Steubenville
Park Street
Pleasant Heights
Richmond
John Wesley
Jane Hoyt
Elizabeth Gille
Harry Stonebraker
Lewis White
Louis
George
Everett
Jas. Barcus
George’s Run
Samuel Jackman
Marysville
Chas. Gille
Christian Church
James O. Aultman obituary marks Steubenville barber’s death
James Oliver Auchman a well known Steubenville resident died at his West Adams street home Sunday at 12 40 noon aged 50 after a four week illness following grip. He was born in Greene county Pennsylvania and lived here since age 18. He was a barber by trade with strong patronage and popularity. Married to Annie Wilson 21 years ago, he leaves two half brothers and a half sister in Pittsburg. He was a member of the Barbers Association and served on City Council from the Second ward in the past, respected as a business man and citizen. his death is a loss to many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Aultman
James Oliver Auchman
Steubenville
West Adams Street
Greene County
Annie Wilson
Pittsburg
Barbers’ Association
Aultman
Mrs S E Halliburton dies after long illness in city
Mrs Sarah Ellen Halliburton aged over 60 died Saturday at 5 p m at the home of Mrs Solomon Walker 643 Adams Street after four years of poor health from multiple ailments Her husband Andrew Halliburton died five years ago She was born Norman in King William County Virginia and had lived here 25 years Survived by brother Charles and sister Kate Porter She was a Quinn A M E church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Halliburton
Sarah Ellen Halliburton
Solomon Walker
Adams Street
Andrew Halliburton
King William County
Virgina
Norman
Charles
Kate Porter
Quinn A. M. E. Church
Death of Daniel Epps in Massillon Shocks City
Daniel Epps 40, a well known colored man, was found dead in bed at Massillon on Saturday. He was a son of Micajah and Sarah Epps, both deceased, and left two brothers Jacob and Frank Epps and sister Annie Davis. Funeral services for Jacob Blackburn were held at his Wilson avenue home on Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Dr. Smith with assistance.
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Daniel Epps
Massillon
Micajah
Sarah Epps
Jacob
Frank Epps
Annie Davis
Jacob ©. Blackburn
Wilson Avenue
Dr. Smith
James Campbell Moore Dies at Mt Pleasant in 19th Century Style
James Campbell Moore, longtime Mt Pleasant resident, died at home on Warren Ridge Friday May 12 at 4 p m after a brief illness with paralysis. A former teamster who traveled to Wheeling to meet Baltimore teams, he credited his longevity to hard work and abstinence from tobacco and liquor. He would have turned 83 in August. He married Catherine Clark Williams of Kentucky in 1845.
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James Campbell Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Warren Ridge
Fort
Moore
Jefferson County
Baltimore
Mr. Moore
Catherine Clark Williams
Kentucky
Noted Early 1900s Ohio Farmer Dies After Long Life
The obituary recalls James Moore a longtime farmer from Warren Ridge who started farming on the Updegraff estate and later purchased coal land. It highlights his schooling under Geo. K. Jinkins, his partnership with the Updegraff family, and his 50 years of Methodist faith and temperance work. It notes his wife, three sons W Moore Rhodes and John, two daughters, and many grandchildren. He left a legacy of charity and neighborly kindness.
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Mr. Moore
Jonathan F. Updegraff
Updegraff
Agricultural Department
Warren Ridge
Moore
W. Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Rhodes
Piney Fork
John
Mary A. Whitson
Wan
McCue
Gee
L. Lay
New York City
Margaret Wylie
Connelly
Jones
Obituary and Civil Service Notice from Steubenville
The obituary notes a beloved mother laid to rest on the family homestead graveyard, cherished and described as a calm, blessed sleeper in Christ. A Civil Service exam for Steubenville Police and Fire Departments is set for May 20, 1911 at 2:30 PM in the Council Chamber, with applications at the City Building Clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Civil Service Commission
Steubenville
Ohio
Police and Fire Department
Council Chamber
R. L. Freudenberger
Itch Itch Scratch Itch Itch Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for piles eczema and all skin itching. It claims the more you scratch the worse the itch and notes all druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dean's Regulats Liver Tonic Ad Cures Constipation
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Regulats at 25 cents per box claiming to correct the liver tone the stomach and cure constipation, describing a lazy liver as the root of chronic dyspepsia and digestive issues.
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Dean
Bargain Clothing and Linen Prices Drop in Sale
A list of heavy discounts appears with items like Swiss lace curtains at $6.52 per pair and 85c to 52c for drawers. Handbags, embroidered hose, towels, infants dresses, table linen, napkins, cambric, and children's coats are quoted in bulk sale prices, highlighting liquidation-style reductions across fabrics, garments, and accessories.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George A. Hout
Isaac Miller
J. A. Stone
J. C. Bigger
RB. Ks. Cohen
W. FF. Ridgley
R. M. Brown
Wm. Ruddicks
J. C. Ault
BH. Maxwell
John J. Griesinger
Thunpeter
Reinhold
Agnes Apitzsch
Holliday's Cove
Tri-State Building
James
Charles Williams
Geo. K. Jinkins
Ah Graham Polen
Anmariah Graham Polen
Mecorefield
Harrison County
Peter Polen
Logansport
Daniel
Amsterdam
Hopedale
Follansbee
W. Va
Luther
East Springfeld
Mary @eneland
Jewett
Lucy Shepherd
McDonald
Tenn
Nancy Purviance
Ruth Dickey
Unionport
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Sc
Len
Jesus
America
AM i
Bristol & Mueller
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Munkrer
Tion
India
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