Temperance Address Planned in Bloomfield Friday
Rev DW Meleod of Dresden will speak on temperance in Bloomfield Friday November 20 urging local option. Large audience heard Robert Leeds Monday night. Mrs Wilt Tipton to Huntingdon was called to attend her father Rev H Plecks. Funeral details for Key Fleck noted. Brownwell company plans another test well. Miss Hattie Hammond and Mary Copeland visited Smithneli. Various local residents, travels, and social events reported including elocution by Mrs George Wilson and a successful band concert. Farmers Institute to be held in town hall with program in preparation. Mrs F Beckett offering millinery at reduced prices. May Baker ill with heart trouble. Burdick family moved to Cadiz. A Allensworth's business trip to Seo noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DW. Meleod
Dresden
Bloomhela
Robert Leeds
Wilt. Tipton
Huntingdon
H. Plecks
Hattie Hammond
Mary Copeland
Smithneli
Jo W. Burris
Steubenville
James R. Blackburn
Andrew Elliott
Iowa
W. W. Rabe
George Wilson
Charles X. Porter
Belle Porter
Mary White
Frank Blackburn
Morganza
Amanda Blackburn
Minnie Snyder
Germany
Maggie Merryman
Mingo
Eugene Oobler
Follawsbee
Minnie Ffedge
Monnie Frazier
Hopedale
Walter Scott
Blackburn
Bloomfield
Warnes
Farmers Institute
Dee
Ard
Th. A
F. Beckett
Charles Purdy
John. McManniss
May
Airs
SB. Baker
Charles Roland
Abrighaville
Burdick
Cadiz
Allensworth
Seo
Protracted meeting and local notices from Colliers West Virginia
Protracted meeting began in Colliers on Sunday night. Mrs BH Roney and Edna left for Bluefield to attend the Def R convention. H R Stansbury and family on sick list. Frank Cramer and wife shopped in Pittsburg. Beatty ill for days. Stansbury trips to Meridian Mississippi. Milton Stansbury and wife visiting A D Stansbury's family. Mrs A D Stansbury improving after railroad crossing injury. Constable Forester arrested an Italian at the mines for fighting and released after payment of fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers
W. VA
BH Roney
Edna
Bluefield
W. Vax
H.R. Stansbury
Frank Cramer
Pittsburg
Beatty
CM. Stansbury
Medidian
Miss
Milton Stansbury
Oklahoma
Mr. Stansbury
A. D. Stansbury
Charles Forester
Squire Hilderback
Bantam Ridge social notes and visits in Steubenville area
Mrs Jennie Burnette visits Pitts. George McElroy in Steubenville on legal business. Clara Borman visits Mingo. Henry Newburn family from Alliance guests of F B Scott. Ridge residents attend social at Cr Allen's with lively chatter. Will Carson reports no crew for Halloween events yet. Mrs William Haston returns from Dennison. Eithite McEirey of La Belle View visits home folks. Lillian Scott attends Bantam Ridge school this winter. James McCoy recovering enough to go out. Ridge youths attend Wintersville literary society. Flora Ross visits Rees Mill. Edna Lowry from Steubenville visiting Ida Thompson. B M Oliver and daughter Gladys visit city. Fred Mien guest of Geo McElton. Florence Flusten and Cora Andrews visit Mrs Val Crawford. John Lucas visiting friends in Newark. Joe Webber and family from Caledonade arrive for extended visit with Thos Kinnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Ridge
Jennie Burnette
Pitts
George MecElroy
Steubenville
Fegal
Clara Borman
Kati
Pond
Mingo
Henry Newburn
Alfiance
F. B. Scott
Cr. Allen
Will Carson
William Haston
Dennison
Eithite McEirey
la Belle View
Lillian Scott
James McCoy
the Ridge
Literary Society
Wintersville
Mary Wright
UCSS
Flora Ross
Rees Mill Friends
Edna Lowry
Ida Thompson
BM. Oliver
Fred Mien
Geo. MéeElton
Flusten
Wintersville Literary Society to Meet Biweekly Again
Wintersville community notes the reorganization of the Wintersville Literary Society and plans for regular biweekly meetings. Local anti saloon sentiment grows with a pro dry majority anticipated as residents update health and travel news.
High School Fire Sparks Noon Alarm at Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant reports a midday fire in the High School building discovered in time with no casualties. Dr Hawthorne was moved to City Hospital in Wheeling for an operation after a prolonged illness. White family plans to move to Trenton New Jersey as he is in business there. Public interest also fixates on local option and looming war fears with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
White
Trenton
N. J
Hawthorne
City Hospital
Wheeling
Delirey
Dan Ege
Cary
U. S
Japan
Local society notes and family visits in Steubenville area
Mrs. Avery Harris and daughter Mary of Steubenville visit relatives here for a few days. Mrs. James Fellows of Unionport visits her many relatives and appears hale. Mrs. Ross Harris of Grover has returned home after visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sheets near Fol Lawsbee return home after seeing Mrs. Harry Brindley. Mrs. Isabel Brindley of Wellsburg visits her son Harry and helps rock the new grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of New Alexandria called here on account of Mrs. Harry Brindley’s serious condition, now critical. Dr. Dougal and Dr. Hodge consult and hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
Avery Harris
Mary
Steubenville
James Fellows
Unionport
Ross Harris
Grover
Sheets
Near Follawsbee
Harry Brindley
Isabel Brindley
Hodge
Henie
Lina
May Blake
Mary Linn
Margaret Bucey
Caroline Brindley
Ragland
Emma Hall
Hazel Peck
Henry T. Shi
Blue's Run
Alice Cope
Smithfield
No. 2
Shave Hill winter water shortages prompt stock caution
A fragmentary note reports scarce water for stock during a first winter, with springs on Athalmact Ave in Wlekaw and SCRey waiting. It mentions a business visitor from Pleasant Fill, Mrs. Frank McCullough shopping in Steubenville, Charles Brown inspecting a road under construction overseer William Maxwell TY, and Dy Mevens loading two cars of hay at Fernwood for J. Hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athalmact Ave
Wlekaw
Bakey
Frank McCullough
Steubenville
Charles Brown
Thesday
William Maxwell
TY. Dy Mevens
Fernwood
Steubenville Visitor and Local Movements Report
Miss May Dunne visited the county seat on Saturday. The Herblow family plans to move next week from the William Stringer farm. Daniel Stringer’s farm sits at Halliday’s Cove West Virginia. Chi Downs traveled to New Alexandria on business. McCullough Bros completed work at the cavern and are tied up with their own project. Dr Ganley of New Alexandria was in town yesterday. Friends of Wo TH. Lewis celebrate his improving health after illness. Several grip cases noted but not serious. Pan Long has recovered and returned to school. Walter House and Ed Dalton visited Wellisburg, Washington. May voters in Jefferson county urged to vote dry to curb drunkenness and its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. Lewis
Pan Long
Walter House
Dalton Msote
Wellisburg W. A
Jefferson County
Reed's Mills Local Notes and Social Sparks
Jefferson McCoy sighted a new blacksmith shop to be built at Reed's Mills funded by Beatty Bros for the purpose. Charley Smith works with his corn husker. A church social at Charles Allen's home drew about seventy five attendees with supper. Emma Andrews boards the train to Steubenville for school. Mrs. Hattie Buchman and son Nucl visit from Bergholz. John A Stonebraker handled business. William T Leech bought a driving horse from James Reed. John A Porter uses coal from Wintersville salt for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Stonebraker
Steubenville
Caturdaty
Hattie Buchman
Nucl
Bergholz
Bantam Ridge
T. J. McCoy
Emma Andrews
Lliam T. Leech
James Reed
KJ. Brabson
Skelleys
George W. Chalfant
John AL Porter
Wintersville
Local notices and visits highlight Rayland week
Betton heads to York area for a week with friends while local residents make calls on Steubenville business and visitors from Bridgeport Wheeling and Canton fill the week with social visits church rallies and funerals Mrs Tennie Clow’s funeral prompts several speakers and floral tributes interment at Warrenton cemetery Rev Evangss and Mr Gruber champion temperance at Odd Fellows event Miss Grace Egger visits from Woodsfield and Miss Pearl Rowe departs Kirkwood as the ladies organize mite sect leading to community gatherings and family news in Rayland Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayland, CO
Betton
York
J. W. Porter, Esq
Steubenville
Ralph Bethel
Bridgeport
Vnl
Matthew Neely
Rena House
Irene Tomilson
Wheeling, Island
Oliver Lewis
Iung
Alice Caldwell
Rren Betton
Bingham and Cope
Prilant
Tiltonville
Tennie
Clow
Cope
Warrenton Cemetery
William H. Stringer
PJ. O'Brien
Canton
William Camper
Po W. Evagss
A.B. Gruber
Odd Fellows
Grace Egger
Woodsfield
Anna
Local social notes and family visits enrich a week
W D Carroll and wife of Martina Ferry visited the former's parents this week. Miss Tuk Sehente of New Philadelphia stayed with the T W Miser family over Sunday. Russell Johnson visited home folks in Germany over Sunday. Floyd Miser, missing two fingers and another badly mangled by a corn husker, is improving slowly. Eva Fulton received a surprise birthday visit from friends as they gathered by a fireplace for music and games. A dainty lunch followed at 10 o'clock, with wishes for a happy birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Carroll
Martina Ferry
Tuk Sehente
New
Hee
New Alexandria village on edge as development stirs
Tension rises in New Alexandria as residents and officials clash over proposed development. Local meetings reveal strong support from some groups and sharp opposition from others, with questions about zoning, traffic, and fiscal impact shaping the debate.
Prohibition Era Debates Shape Local Voting Knight
The article notes mixed voter sentiments about wet and dry positions ahead of a late election and the potential impact on the New Alexandria precinct. It also mentions the ME Church project, a Wild Flower Rebekah Lodge play, planned oil drilling by the Berge Syndicate, and a busy rabbit-hunting season. Social updates include residents moving to Brilliant Ohio, rheumatism at home, visits to Brillant and Steubenville, plus an oyster supper and temperance meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra
Flower Rebekah Lodge No
Dawson Farm
Plammoseck
Near -Futare
Banny
Airs
Oliver
Ada
Brilliant
Ohio
McClelland Rine
Carl Johnson
Mrs. Brindley
Rush Run
Stinard
Bertha McCann
Steubeville
McCan
R. M. Thompson
Cleveland
Toby
Smithfeld
Leekins
James Hanna
Mingo Junction
David Dodd
Stetthenville
Bergholz Local Social Notes Include Weddings And Deaths
Miss Anna Robbins married Mr. Polen near Amsterdam in a small ceremony by Rev. Work. Several residents take new posts in Amsterdam and New Philadelphia. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Swift Geisinger buried in Bergholz cemetery. Ernest Lodge to work for J. G. Kirk in New Philadelphia. Mr. Gruber to speak in Argos for local option. Wells couple welcomed a son. Mrs. Jellett and children visit in Piney Fork. William Dunbar dies of typhoid fever. burial in Mechanicstown. Fire causes damage at a house. Part Morrow burned hands putting out the blaze. Service at St. James church Cross Creek at 3 p.m. by Rev. E. B. Redhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz
Anna Robbins
Polen
Amsterdam
Work
U.P
William Mattice
St. Bo Ay & W
Swift Geisinger
Ernest Lodge
New Philadelphia
J. G. Kirk
David M. Gruber
Steubenville
M. E. Church
Argos
Wells
Jellett
Piney Fork
Mr. Sears
William Dunbar
Fastern
Ohioened
Mechanicstown
Ollie
Morrow
Pretty home wedding ties Lula Brown to Wade McKee
A Tuesday morning ceremony at the Brown home on North Fifth Street united Miss Lula Brown daughter of Harry and Mrs Brown with Wade W McKee of Uhrichsville. Rev F W Evans officiated the 11 90 am service with a ring vow. Guests enjoyed a luncheon for ten before the couple departed at 2 45 pm for a wedding journey to Cleveland and other northern cities. They will reside in Uhrichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Brown
North Fifth Street
Lula
Wade W. McKee
Urichsville
F. W. Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Harry &. Brown
Penna. Ror. Co
Uhrichsville
Dorman Beltz Quiet Wedding At First M E Parsonage
Miss Vula Fredericka Kehe daughter of Mrs N J Beltz Lincoln avenue and Mr S Elmer Dorman electrical engineer Mennessen Ma wed in a ring ceremony at the First M E church parsonage Wednesday afternoon at 430 oclock Rev Dr Smith officiated in the presence of the immediate family. The bride wore brown broadcloth suit with matching hat and gloves. After the ceremony the couple departed for the missionage.
Wedding Journey to Panhandle Station and Return to Monnessen
A bride and groom journeyed to Panhandle Station for their wedding trip and upon returning plan to settle in Monnessen Pennsylvania. Friends here extend hearty congratulations and best wishes for the couple’s happiness and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Monnessen
Dry Hole at Brown Farm Probed by Fairplay Oil Company
Fairplay Oil of East Liverpool reports a dry hole on the Brown farm in Wayne township Jefferson county after a test week. A new shot is planned this week in another field section with 700 acres under lease. Word is a showing of oil exists at the Brown well and it will be shot. Gas was struck in the previously shot well, encouraging prospects. Five miles southwest of Cadiz Harrison county Greater Pittsburgh Oil and Gas completed its wildcat on the H. S. and J. W. Barricklow farm and bought a duster in Berea grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay Oil Company
East Liverpool
Wayne Township
Jefferson — County
Cadiz
Harrison County
Greater
Pittsburg Oil & Gas Company
H. S
J. W. Barricklow
Berea
Death of Mrs Blaine McKee in Cleveland at age 25
Mrs Estella McGrew McKee wife of Blaine McKee died at her Cleveland home after several days illness. She was born in Steubenville daughter of Harlan and Jane McGrew. Survived by husband two children Edith and infant, brothers Nathan Robert James Edward Hazel Willard Ella. Member of United Presbyterian Church. Remains to be brought here for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine McKee
Estella’ McGrew McKee
Cleveland
Steubenville
Harlan
Jane McGrew
Edith
Nathan
Robert
James
Edward
Hazel
Willard
Ella
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Samantha J Butler Estate of Joseph Peterson Obituary
Mrs Samantha J Butler aged 68 died at her home on Franklin Avenue Wednesday at 11 45 p m after illness since May She was widow of Theodore Butler who died in 1907 Born Mushrush in Bacon Ridge she lived in Steubenville 39 years Survived by Edward Mushrush Mrs Harry McFeely sister Mrs Finley Mushrush Brownsdale W Va brother Hiram Mushrush Toronto Member of M P Church described as quiet benevolent and faithful in service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha J. Butler
Joseph Peterson
Thomas
Franklin Avenue
Butler
Theodore Butler
Bacon Ridge
Mushrush
Steubenville
Edward Mushrush
Harry McFeely
Finley Mushrush
Brownsdale
W. Va
Hiram Mushrush
Toronto
M. P
People of God
Captain Mulvehill Dies At Hawkins Station Pa Pioneer Of Pittsburg
Captain Thomas Mulvehill aged gO and a veteran riverman and pioneer of Pittsburg died at his residence near Hawkins Station Pennsylvania. He towed coal from Pittsburg to New Orleans for many years and retired several years ago. Survived by son James of Philadelphia and daughter Mrs Frank Carroll of McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mulvehill
Pittsburg
Hawkins Station
Mulvehill
Braddock
Washington County
New Orleans
James
Philadelphia
Frank Carroll
McKeesport
Thomas Burns Dies After Month Long Illness
Thomas Burns of North Seventh street died at home on Wednesday after a month long illness due to stomach trouble. He was 25, a structural iron worker, and a member of St Peter's Church. He leaves parents John and Margaret Burns and siblings John, Eugene, Emmett, Teresa, Loretta, and Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burns
North Seventh Street
John
Margaret Burns
Eugene
Emmett
Teresa
Loretta
Margaret
St.Peter's Church
Death of Frank B. Stewart A former Steubenville resident
Word comes that Frank B. Stewart died Thursday morning at his Cleveland home after two months of illness. He was 60 years old, married to Mollie Field King in 183 and leaves a daughter Mrs. Robertoy, plus two brothers and a sister. Formerly a yardmaster on the C P R R, he moved to Cleveland in 1890. His remains will be brought to Steubenville Saturday evening for funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Stewart
J. H. Coates
Steubenville
Cleveland
Mollie Field
King
Robertoy
Stewart
Death of William Day Williams in Sheridan Pa
Friends and relatives were shocked by the sudden death of William Day Williams at his home in Sheridan Pennsylvania after a one week illness from appendicitis. An abscess formed and surgery could not save him. He was born in Steubenville thirty four years ago, son of Thomas and Sarah Day Williams, both deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Day Williams
Wiliam Day Williams
Sheridan
Mr. Williams
Will Williams
Steubenville
Thomas
Sarah Day Williams
Obituary of Mr Williams of Pittsburg and family ties
The deceased, long employed at American Sheet and Tin Plate in Pittsburg, leaves two children from his first marriage to Josephine Blackburn and one from Grace McGuire. He also leaves one brother Jay C. Williams of Moundsville. A Protestant Episcopal church member, he was known for his pleasant personality. Remains will be brought to Day Homestead, Third and South streets, for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sheet & Tin -Plate
Pittsburg
Josephine
A. M. Blackburn
Steubenville
Gregg
Florence
Grace McGuire
Jay C. Williams
Moundsville
Protestant Episcopal Church
Williams
South Streets
Probate court actions list multiple estate filings and admin orders
State probate court records show Joseph Peterson and Thomas Saltsman filing inventory and appraisement for several estates. Jno C Phillips estate inventory issued. Elzie V Cox estate administrator's first account. Nicola Cerri seeks death claim settlement against Carnegie Steel Co for 2250. Jesse Harris to appraise real estate in Mingo. William McEldowney seeks transfer of 60 shares of C & PR stock to himself. Micajah S Moore seeks administrator appointment. hearings set. Ray L Bierer inventory filed. Elizabeth Whitten estate administrators granted decree for public sale. George A Maxwell executrix filed account. Wm Merkle extension granted. Chas Tl Myers administrator appointed with bond 1850. juvenile delinquency actions filed against Starry, Keller, Brandon, Moralee, and Knowles for assault on Edward Still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peterson
J. Saltsman
Jno
C. Phillips
Elzie V. Cox
J. Vernon Cox
Salvatore Fusto
Nicola Cerri
Carnegie Steel Co
Richard Snowden
Ray L. Bierer
Elizabeth Whitten
Jos. B. Francis
Wm. J. Jones
Smithield Township
Geo. A. Maxwell
Saralk M. Maxwell
Wm. Merkle
Chas. Tl. Myers
David D. Huscroft
Ino. Stitt of
Steubenville
Starry, Keller
Wesley Brandon
Edward
James Moralee
Inc. Knowles
Edward Still
Real estate transfers include Irondale and La Belleview dealings
A list of realty transfers records numerous transactions across Irondale, Saline and surrounding townships. Names include R Richard Heaton George F Gorley Retta Cunningham Oliver Hood Edith Potts Rebecca Paisley James Paisley and others. Parcel details cover lots 23 24 division H Bradle 18634 acres in Salem township and cemeteries. Amounts range from 1.00 to 7355 dollars with multiple lots and acres involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Richard Heaton
George F. Gorley
H. Bradle
W. S. Cunningham
Retta Cunningham
C._ W. Jean
Mingo
Ohio Valley Building & Trust Co
Oliver L. Hood
la Belleview
Andrew W. McDonald
James A. MacMillan
Salem
James Starkey
Jas. E. Paisley
Irondale
Robert Nicholson
Robert B. Paisley
Toronto
Jefferson Building & Savings Association
James E. Paisley
Mary McClain
Saline Township
Edith A. Potts
Rebecca Paisley
Edith Potts
Vester V. Hunter
Lizzie Adams
Wilkinson
S & Stewart
Empire
Charles E. Marple
Union Cemetery Association
Elizabeth Acton
Thomas Saltman
Joseph Peterson
Emma J. George
Allen
Bergholz
B.A. Findley
Findley Lumber and Supply Co
Wells Township
George Blackburn
Elizabeth Talbott
Sarah J. Cole
Isaac B. Talbott
Wayne Township
Elizabeth R.talbott
Forrest R. Hall
Isaac Vorhees
Elizabeth R. Talbott
John C. Lashley
Minnine Flote
Salem Township
Sherif
Tefferson County
Elizabeth Clark
Andrewses Transfer Property and Fraternal Order Donation
George F. Andrews and wife convey 1-0 across in Hammondstown to William L. Cole for 1000 dollars. Hannah Davis donates to the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and the Household of Ruth fraternal order, south 1-2 lot 27, Martin Andrews trustee's addition, city, valued at 580 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Andrews
Wiliam L. Cole
Hammondsville
Hannah Davis
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Household of
Ruth
South
Martin Andrews
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples
Elmer Dorman of Mennessen Pennsylvania and Avuler Fredericka Beltz of Steubenville. Homer B. Marsh of Lisbon and Tda B. Gruber of Ferns wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dorman
Mennessen
Avuler Fredericka Beltz
Steubenville
Homer B. Marsh
Lisbon
Tda B. Gruber
Fernswood
Non-Support Arrest Of John Weber In Prospect Avenue Case
John Weber, a German resident of Prospect Avenue, has been arrested on non-support charges after an affidavit was filed before Squire Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Prospect Avenue
Squire Blackburn
Contracts Awarded by Board of Service
The board awarded contracts at a Wednesday afternoon meeting for sites on Sixth Street south of Franklin and Ninth Street between Market and Adams to Thomas Sweeney & Co. Wells Street was awarded to Joseph Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Service
Sixth Street
Franklin
Ninth Street
Market
Adams
Thomas Sweeney & Co
Wells Street
Joseph Edwards
Local Option Meetings In Wintersville And Nearby
Local option gatherings set for Wintersville Navy on November 22 and Plum on November 20 at 7 30 p m. with Frank Murphy A M Lyons and Andrew Forsythe listed. Unionport hosts November 22 at 2 p m with Forsythe and T H Brodrick. Mt Pleasant Sunday at 3 p m with Prof R E Beetham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersville
Navy
Frank Murphy
A. M. Lyons
Plum
Andrew Forsythe
F. W. Evans
Unionport
T. H. Brodrick
Mt. Pleasant
R. E. Beetham
Serious Accident on Coal Hill Ends With Critical Bates Injury
Wednesday afternoon near his farm on Coal Hill John Bates experienced a wagon brake failure. He was thrown beneath the wagon, the vehicle passed over him, and he was left unconscious. He was transported home for medical care, his sons John and Harry alerted by telephone as authorities raced to the scene. Bates, over 70, had long been known as rugged and active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bates
Coal Hill
John
Harry
Galing
Bates
Called Meeting of Presbytery Over Resignation Discharge
The Presbytery of Steubenville met at Second Presbyterian Church to approve Dr Henry Webb’s resignation from the Presbyterian Church of Hopedale and grant an honorable discharge to the Steubenville Presbytery, with Dr Hutchison of East Liverpool and Rev Dr Webb of Wellsville among visiting ministers. An incident described a local option voter inquiry where a man hesitated, then a small boy asked to be put down dry after the man’s reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Second Presbyterian Church
Henry Webb
Presbyterian Church of
Hopedale
Webb
Presbytery
Indiana
Hutchison
East Liverpool
Dr. Webb
Wellsville
Executor's Notice of Appointment in Ohio Will Case
The under signed has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the will of Joseph Peterson, deceased, of Springfield township, Jefferson county, Ohio. Dated September 30, 1908. Thomas J. Saltsman, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peterson
Springfield Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Thomas J. Saltsman
Partition suit over Eliza Burnett estate in Jefferson County
Augustine D. Selby files a partition action in Jefferson County Ohio against Francis M Selby Joseph W Selby Metta Selby Glazier Ida S Mc Daniels and Sue M Selby Henry heirs of Eliza Burnett seeking division of the North half of lots 143 and 114 in Carr's Addition Smithfield and, if partition harms value, sale of the premises with proceeds to be distributed. Defendants must answer by January 16, 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Selby
Joseph W. Selby
Metta Selby Glazier
Ida S. McDaniels
Sue M. Selby Henry
Clarinda
Iowa
Augustine D. Selby
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Jos. W. Selby
Metta Selby Glagier
Idas S. McDaniels
Eliza Burnett
Smithfield
State of
Seid Eliza Burnett
Emily G. Selby
Carr
State of Ohio
Lahore
Mansfield & Merryman
Wis
Steubenville, Ovo
Nold-Stw
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. HH
England
Oscar Scott
DN. Graham
Reed's Mills
Charles Hindman
New Cumberland
Collier's
J. W. Morris
Harrisville
Rev
Morris
Misessora Bickerstaff
Graham
William Roberts
Ansonia
Willis. Porter
Ehey
George Bowers
Shave Hill
Annnapolis
Alexandria
St. James Church
Cross Creek
E. B. Redhead
McKee-Brown
But Company
Probate
James Holder
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