Death Roll Isaac N. Martin Fernwood Resident
Isaac N. Martin, 76, of Fernwood, died Saturday May 15 at 3 a.m. He was born November 20, 1838 in Warren County Virginia and moved to Ohio in 1864. Married Mary E. Hart February 22, 186?, she preceded him in death. Surviving children are Mrs. T. L. Gamble of Steubenville and John T. Rouse, plus a predeceased daughter Nettie Rouse. He was a charter member of I O F Lodge 590 and was buried in Long's cemetery Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Martin
Fernwood
Arren County
Virginia
Ohio
Mary E. Hart
T. L. Gamble
Steubenville
John T
Mary Pilla Dies at 513 Wells Street
Mary Pilla died on Sunday at age two at her home on 513 Wells Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pilla
Wells Street
Re-elected Professor Dodd At District Board Meeting
At a Saturday meeting of the Board of Education of Supervision District No. 3, Professor David Dodd was re elected with a raise of $200 per year. Dodd has led the district's schools for five years.
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Board of Education of Supervision
David Dodd
Mr Dodd
Mother’s Friend touted for easier pregnancy
Expectant mothers are urged to use Mother’s Friend an abdominal muscle lubricant that soothes nerves relieves ligament strain and eases the pregnancy ordeal. Advertisers promise safety and reduced morning sickness and offer a brochure from Bradfield Regulator Co at 701 Lamar Bldg Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Remarkable Remedy Promises Blood Cleansing Cure
An advertisement claims 5.8 g medicine washes through the bloodstream within minutes, cleansing blood and reducing germs. It touts digestive resilience, urges readers to obtain S.8.8. at U S drugstores, and directs peculiar cases to The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
U. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Jefferson County Built Pikes Costing Townships $2,000,000
At a Chamber of Commerce road meeting in Steubenville the debate focused on Jefferson county pikes and the $16,500 state credit. Sherman Floyd traced road-building history across townships, noting many roads funded by local bonds and one-mile assessments. The discussion warned that counties may pay for roads in townships that did not build their own, while others urged careful use of state funds for riverfront and Narrows improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Chamber of Commerce
Sherman Floyd
State Highway Department
F. J. Cunningham
Akron
Steubenville
Richmond
Kingsley
Cunningham
River Front
Narrows
Richmond Road
A. W. McDonald
Ross C. Anderson
H. H. McFadden
F. C. Chambers
B. Frank Murphy
E. R. Giesey
Guy Johnson
Toronto
C. J. McConnell
W. R. Alban
TD. W. Case
Ohio
Jefferson Canety
Interun
Clinton Cowen
Develan Ittee
County Cone
Mr. Alban
Floyd
Jefferson cc
Jefferson Cunty
Adena
Field Township
Colerain
Pleasant
Martins Ferry
Emerson and Belmontey
Ovisbrothers
Cemetery
R Street
Cross Creek
Island Creek
Saleman Wells
Mt. Pleasant
Laurelton
Smithfield
Dillonvale
Connell Farm
Alexandria
Portland
Potter Shop
Hopedale
Warren Ridge
Ragland
Hopewell
Island Creek Church
Knoxville
Osage
Skelly Station
Wien
Fernwood
Ed. Moores
Short Creek
Betwee Warren
Smithbold Conships
Rayland
Warren
Reed’s
Cadiz Road
Rallston
Harrison County
Ed Moore
Wayne Township
Wesley Long
Smithfield Station
St. James
Cross Creek Township
Underwood’s
Hopedale Road
York
Harrisville
Unionport
Bloomfield
Croxton Run
Mt. Pleasant Township
Charles D. Simeral
Herald-Star
City
West Market Street
Virginia Og
Long Life of William Kuin Chronicled in Local Notice
A former Steubenville resident aged 97 dies at home in McDonald Pennsylvania. Born February 14 1818 in Amsterdam he sailed with the navy after a long adventurous life including a ship lost in ice. He became a respected organist and church musician before his death in 1894. He leaves one daughter Mrs Hall and a wide circle of relatives attended the funeral of William R Layton notice.
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Steubenville
Dietis
McDonald
Ies
Mrstin Hall
Mr. Kuin
Amsterdam
Holland
Kuin
Servie
Air
Navy
Kain
Death of Mt. Pleasant resident George N. Brindley at 76
George N. Brindley a Civil War veteran and Stanton Post G A R member died at 10 a m Monday aged 76. Survived by several children in North Dakota California Ohio and West Virginia. funeral Thursday at 11 a m from Hopewell church. Brindley born in Steubenville and educated there. identified with United Presbyterian church. His aged mother survives and the obituary notes his years of devoted care for her.
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George N. Brindley
Mt. Pleasant
Brindley
Stanton Post
Rev. C. F
North Dakota
Ray
Los Angeles
Cal
Jess
East Liverpool
Lucien
Wellsburg
Chester
Metter
M. Fleming
Brilliant
Bradley
Wheeling
Carrie Russell
Wellaburg
Margaret Yates
Robertsburg
Hopewell Church
Death of William Robertson Layton at 223 North Fourth Street
William Robertson Layton died suddenly Monday at 7 p m at his home 223 North Fourth Street. He collapsed while seated beside his elderly crippled mother as his life long asthma prevented him from rising. The event ends a long illness with no further details provided.
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William R. Sagen
William Robertson Layton
North Fourth Street
Asthena
Patrick Rodges dies after long illness in Steubenville
Patrick Rodges died at his Linden avenue home on Tuesday after burns at work, followed by pneumonia. Born in County Down Ireland, he lived in the United States 35 years and in Steubenville 23 years. He was married to Catherine Sloane in Cleveland 25 years ago and leaves five children Daniel Anna Mary James Catherine. A blast furnace employee, he was a member of Holy Name church and considered a respected, industrious citizen.
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Patrick Rodges
Patrick Rodgers
Linden Avenue
County Down
Ireland
United States
Steubenville
Catherine Sloane
Cleveland
Daniel
Anna
Mary
James
Catherine
Holy Name Church
Latimer Child Mark Adrian Dies at Home in May
Mark Adrian Latimer, youngest son of Brown and Elizabeth Coburn Latimer, died at home in Follanshee, West Virginia, on Monday evening May 17 in his sixth year, two months, nine days. He is survived by his parents.
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Mark Adrian Latimer
Brown
Elizabeth Coburn Latimer
Peeeneny
Follanshee
W. Va
Brothers and Sisters Ira George Margaret and Agnes
Four siblings named Ira George Margaret and Agnes figure in a concise notice or obituary fragment. The text presents them as a group of siblings, possibly connected to a family event or announcement, without additional context or dates.
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Ira
George
Margaret
Agnes
Obituary notices for Mrs. Lewis Carpenter and others
Mrs. Lewis Carpenter aged 69 passed away at 11:15 p m Saturday at 1005 North Seventh street after an illness from brain abscess. Born Anha Schaefer in Belmont County, she was married 40 years ago to Lewis Carpenter and lived in the area 13 years. Survived by her husband, children in Steubenville Wheeling Youngstown Toronto and Shadyside, a brother and sisters, and many friends. Also noted is the death of Eldersville resident William T Criss at age 68 from apoplexy, with survivors listed, and Monaca Joseph Blasco, aged 29, died at Mingo Sunday.
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Lewis Carpenter
Hannah
North Seventh Street
Belmont County
Anha Schaefer
Carpenter
J. N. Brown
George and
Cartie
Steubenville
Foster Hendershott
Wheeling
Daniel Sutton
Youngstown
Howard Weekly
Tiffin
W. E. Smith
Toronto
George Schaeffer
Kansas City
Kansas
Alfred
William Schaeffer
Belmont
County
Wm. . Caldwell
Shadyside
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. L. F. Voke
Imperial Hotel
L. F. Voke
M. D
West Sixth Avenue
Columbus
A. Rube. P. S
Herald
Anton Kuin
Mrs. Hall
Wm. R. Layton
A. J. Speer
U. P
Wm. Spaulding
T. C. Clark
George Blair
H. W. Towner
John Robertson
Etna
James Frazier
Luic Frazier
Beaver Falls
Hornell
Canton
James M. Layton
Louisa R. Layton
United Presbyterian Church
Layton
William T. Criss
Joseph Blasco
Mingo Sunday
Studebaker
Njadster
Saal F
Watt
Jefferson Motor Car Company
North Seventh St
Orte’& Pekruhn
Mingo Junction
Market Street
Coats
Gyre
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