Local society notes fill Steubenville column
The column lists numerous residents and visitors in Steubenville including W. W. Feizier, Thomas Horns, R. J. Morrison, Louis Monker, J. H. S. Trainer, and many others. It notes Halloween parties, marriages and announcements, travel to Pittsburgh and Columbus, church groups, and social gatherings at homes on Lincoln Avenue, Logan Street, and North Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Feizier
Upper Market Street
Earle Mahon
Wellsburg
J. H.S
Homestead
Wm. Baker
Allegheny
Pittsburg
J. O. Randall
Rockford, Ill
Randall
John E. Taylor
Youngstown
John
Steubenville
Jas. W. Kennedy
Minnie Mullen
Ramsey
Fiore Franceschino
Giustina Laurino
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the United Saree
M. B. Patterson
Girls’ Guild
First Presbyterian Church
George Pearce
Logan Street
Esther Cochran
Will Matlack
Randolph Walton
J .W. Gray
Wilkin
Columbus
Edward Probert
New Cumberland
City
Lawrence Jacobs
Tri- State Line
Jacobs
Mary Allison
Grace Blackburn
A. C. Blackburn
Isaac van Gossett
Lincoln Ave
Pearl Thompson
Linden Avenue
John E. Linn
New Castle
Albert R. Rick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Burr Grayson du Val
Kate
Henry Sullivan Pitts
Boston
Massachusetts
Pitts
Thos. D. Pitts
St. Paul’s Church
Hamilton Avenue
St. Louis
June
George James
May James
Mary Anderson
Wheeling
John W. Trainer
Newton Ferree
Washington City
Ben Bates
Mildred
Shelley
Katie Plies
North Fourth Street
Camile Goucher
Toronto
Louise Lyons
Garrett Barry
West Market Street
H. E. Beck
Charles Litty
Dennison
T. C. Chapman
George Crawford
Henry C. Cooper
Eldersville
Scott
Washington Street
Charles O. Snodgrass
Mary Halpeny
Beaver
George P. Harden
Will. Mck. Mooney
Taft
Margaret Bair
SN. U
Bernard Caniff
Si Street
Mina May
Los Angeles
California
Margaret Oaks
Blanche Looman
Lucky Thirteen
von Miss Speaks
D. A. Moreland
Wyoming
J. Frederick Robertson
Mrs Crawford
Birdie Hendershot
Tillie Silcox
W. A. Martin
Stanton Boulevart
P. Js. Minor
Hallowe'en
Fourth and
Ross Street
Jack O’ Lanters
le the Kensington’ Club
Frank Ault
L. E. Adams
Florida
Harry Prosser
Jas. Stevens
Adams
Hester Steele
Corectly
George Burrall
Chester
W. Va
Clara Dodds
W. F. Copeland
Paul Allison
Paul Scott
Maurice Peterson
D. M. Gruber
R. N. Dodds
Springfield
H. H.mcfadden
Woman's Club
E. C. Chandler
H. Earle McFadden
Will Barr
Denison
Jas Rawlins
Richmond
Prof. Davies
Shenandoah
St. Michael Day
G. G. Gaston
Albert Elliott
Martha Georgia
John Alfred Barclay
Moline
Tharcley
George Fleming
Weir & McClare
Fleming
John Fleming
Jock O
Trene Aber
Mary Buchanan
Railroad Avenue
D. T. Bradley
Pilgrim Church of Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Crescent Club
Edna Buchhagen
Spring Avenue
Jack ’O Lanters
William Speedy
Bacon Ridge
Bertha Lyle
Lucy Swickard
Ruby Caldwell
Grace Swindler
Lowe Lyle
Frances Sutton
Ada Graham
Ethel Barnhouse
Magic Culp
Lena Sutton
Nannie Lyle
Eva Bender
Floy Taylor
Mayme McClain
Edna Suton
Lillian Boyd
Lena Culp
Helen Cain
Georgia Sutton
Retta Swan
Alice Boyd
Beulah Wallace
Myrtle Householdss
Nannie Boyd
Mary Sutton
Roy MccClelland
Fred Householder
North Seventh Street
Vantilburg
Helen Sabsbashes
J. C. Cope
Bloomfield
Young Peoples’ Society
Zion Lutheran Church
Lena, Wagney
Cadiz
Will McEldowney
Earl and Wilson Linen Collars Offered 2 for a Quarter
In a fall style promotion Earl and Wilson present pure linen collars priced at two for a quarter. The offering emphasizes affordability with collars never sold before under 25 cents each, highlighting new stock and value for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Earl & Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack
Fleming Bros
Mary Mary Humphry Elliott
John M. McCracken
New York
Helen Morrison
Charles E. Reed
South Street
Coats
Manhattan
Merchant Tailoring Department