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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

9

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.

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.

Steubenville Earl & Wilson

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Jack Fleming Bros Mary Mary Humphry Elliott John M. McCracken New York Helen Morrison Charles E. Reed South Street Coats Manhattan Merchant Tailoring Department
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