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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
4
Sunday car parties filled with doge word blossoms as residents shared news from Richmond and nearby towns. The report lists moves, visits, church events, high school plan details, weddings, illnesses, and local business notes involving Cooper, McClerland, Robinson, Thon, Crawford, Peters, Barnhouse, and many others across Steubenville, Wellsville, Steuben ville, Toronto Me, and Cairo.
Bloomfield locals plan Sunday services May 2 for Memorial sermon at M E church with Rev Charles Simpson, honoring soldiers and families. Decoration Day to include floral graves, songs and readings. Also K P serman by Rev Wise of Adena on June 7 at Presbyterian church with union choir. Numerous social notes follow about visits, guests, graduations, and local events in Bloomfield and nearby towns.
The town plans a May 40 memorial exercise with basket dinner ball game and night festival led by Alban. Schools dismiss for summer as residents enjoy updates on local life including new Overland auto and ball team uniforms while residents address work and home improvements.
A terse note from Pete George signals a forthcoming wedding in the village with wedding bells anticipated soon. The item hints at local social life and mentions Beast W. R. Alban associated with a Congress bid.
In East Springfield farmers report good corn and wool prices with unwashed wool at 25 cents a pound, 4 to 6 cents above last year. Bergholz Telephone Co widens repairs with new poles and wires and tree trimming. Locals invest in autos. L. E. Elliott buys O’Connell property to build a Main street garage. Rev Black delivers Baccalaureate sermon at U P church. high school commence May 23 with Prof York of Massillon as speaker and Cadiz orchestra. Sunday services and large Sunday School turnout indicate a churchgoing community. T F Rutledge family and Rev and Mrs Stewart attend Jewett funeral. next council May 26. membership applications rise for June class. Sick folks improving.
Mrs Catherine Billman visits relatives in East Liverpool while D W Call and daughter Marie spend Friday at Win Calls near Knoxville. Edna and Ira Carson attend WFM S convention in East Liverpool. Mrs GK Pearce and daughters Virginia and Janet visit Steubenville. Taylor Carson returns from Chicago Evangelistic Institute. Gladys Call visits Steubenville. William Baxter hospitalized in East Liverpool and improving. Mrs H S McGrail and small daughters visit Wm Carsons in Richmond.
Annnapolis church service announced for Sunday 11 am at M Church with invitations. Epworth Sakon at 8 pm. Reports of visits by Mrs. John Maple and family of Bergholz to Wm Stieids and relatives. Births and illnesses noted, including a 7 1 2 lb boy to L P Devis. Several local visits, travels, and social calls listed among Bergholz Bloomfield Copeland Jewett and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Tipton and daughter of Bloomfield visited home folks Sabbath Mildred Mercer recently underwent an operation at New Philadelphia hospital her mother accompanied her and returned Saturday Mrs Margaret Gault entertained Revs Gans B Revenaugh Jewett and Strout Solo and Carhart of Unionport at a 3 o clock dinner Miss Clara Frazier was called to Jewett Saturday to care for Mrs Peter Arbaugh who is seriously ill her friends wish her a speedy recovery Silvia Miller and brother of Rast Springfield are guests of their aunt Mrs Powers B Fulton and Wm Shields were at Amsterdam on business Sunday Mrs Clyde Tipton and daughter of Bloomfield and Mrs J B Fulton called on the former aunt Mary Fulton of Means R No 1 Sunday F E Miser was at Dillonvale on business Monday Mrs Dr Lyle of Toledo and M Dr Shultz of Steubenville returned home after two weeks with their sister Mrs Browning R M Shultz is building a new barn for Wm Peterson near Springfield Mr and Mrs John Thompson visited Mrs Browning and family Sunday Wedding bells are ringing so boys get ready.
Mrs Jame Freeman died peacefully at 11 30 p m on Sabbath after months of illness and dropsy at her home She was born April 6 1861 in Wayne township wife of Geo Freeman Seven children and two brothers survive She was longtime AME church member active in church life and homemaking Rev D D Lewis conducted the funeral assisted by R R Cooper and C W Ford
The third annual commencement of Salem township high school occurs Saturday evening May 23 at the Presbyterian church in Fast Springfield. A Cadiz men's orchestra concert from 7:48 to 8:15 precedes class exercises. Prof. L. E. York of Massillon schools will deliver the class address.
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