Local social notices feature many visiting relatives
Tuesday listings show Mrs. Tim Kennedy and child visiting after Toledo. W. H. McClinton and wife tour Franaville. J. G. Belknap and wife with Ada Pletcher visit Zanesville. EV Feist heads to Pittsburg and Tarantum Pa. Rev Hubert Rex Johnson returns to Washington DC with son Robert. Socials at Third Presbyterian, dances planned at Stanton Park, and a birthday party for Mrs. J. L. Holroyd with friends and family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Kennedy
Toledo
W. H. McClinton
Franaville
Ind
J. G. Belknap
Ada Pletcher
Zanesville
Feist
Pittsburg
Tarantum
tCe Foster
Dauhter
Alta
Bergholz
Mooretown
Frank Carter
Virginia
H. N. Teeters
New York
Steubenville
Christian Endeavor
Society of the Third Presbyterian Church
Lillian Feist
Mildred Chaney
Blazer Conn
Ruth Shaw
Stanton Park
Hubert Rex Johnson
Robert
Washington, D. C
Wilson Reynolds, Jr
Colona
Dave
Fila Nellis
Spencer Street
Eva Flo Blackburn
Ralph
Floyd
Richmond
Wheeling
George Jenkins
Frank
Jacob Green
Salem
Columbiana County
Agnes Thompson Green
Sixth Avenue
Charles Bair
Kathrine
Gregg Williams
la Belle View
Gertrude
Howard
Cintifinati
Ethan Howard
Claflin University
Orangeburg
Dynamite Trials Continued from purge nine
Names listed include Y as business agent of the machinists union and Patrick A. Cooley of New Orleans as a member of the general executive board iron workers. Frank J. Higgins of Springfield as New England organizer, Patrick F. Farrell of New York as former international executive board member, and Fred Mooney of Duluth as financial secretary of the local iron workers chapter.
Death Rites Held for Mrs Bessie Lowry Dunbar
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie Lowry Dunbar a Denver resident formerly of this city were held Sabbath at her parents home in Loudenville Ohio conducted by Rev Tirogan of the Christian church assisted by Wm Griffith with large attendance and profuse floral tokens She was buried in Loudenville with her husband sister Mrs George H Richards of Colorado and several relatives present including Mr and Mrs Wm Griffith Mrs Will Thompson Miss Rebecca Hawkins of Steubenville and Mr and Mrs Lee of St Clairsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Newlin
Clevland
Parl Hedges
Wheeling
City
Louis Junta
Sarah
Wellsville
Sarah Harris
Lincoln Avenue
Canton
O. Hon. Marshall
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Wellsburg
George Niles
Mattie Smurthwaite
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Lyle Clark
Clark
Cadiz
Deersville
Charles H. McDonald
Second Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ashtabula
Fred Low
Wm. H. Low
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Murry Jones
Grace Harter
Southland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lexington
Birmingham
Alabama
Nashville
Louisville
Maryland Avenue
Belle View
Andrew Forsythe
Charlotte Culp
D. W. Doty
J. W. Liggett
Mrs. Doty
Lakes
New York
Philadelphia
West Adams Street
Bessie Lowry Dunbar
Denver
Frank Lowry
Loudenville
Tirogan
Wm. Griffith
George H. Richards
Colorado
Will Thompson
Rebecca Hawkins
Steubenville
Lee
St. Clairsville
Death of John M. Pope Prominent Potter Leader
John M Pope longtime president of the National Association of Manufacturing Potters and secretary of Mercer Pottery Company died suddenly in his Trenton office. English born at Stoke on Trent in 56 years, he came to the United States in 1878 and rose from decorator to top executive while serving the Christ P E Church community. He battled heart disease for about a year but remained active in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pope
John M Pope
National Association of Manufacturing Potters
Trenton
N. J
Mercer Pottery Company
Mercer Company
Mr. Pope
Stoke-on- Trent
England
Christ P. E. Church
Longtime church choir master and mason dies at 13-year tenure
The obituary notes a man who served 13 years as choir master and senior warden, was a member of Fraternal Lodge No. 139, Free and Accepted Masons, and leaves a widow four daughters Edward Mueller and sons John A. of Florida Bentley A. of East Liverpool and Stanley I. of Mercer. He was brother of J. Bentley Pope, president of Pope Gusser Pottery, and uncle of Mrs. Frank Grace of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mueller
John A
Florida
Bentley A
East Liverpool
Stanley I
Mercer Company
J. Bentley Pope
Pope- Gusser Pottery Company
Cosho
Death of H Durant Thomas Former local resident dies in Oil City
H Durant Thomas 58 former city resident died in Oil City Pennsylvania. He lived on Market Street near the Pan Handle railroad in this city and later resided in Pittsburg where he was a train dispatcher for the Allegheny Valley railroad. He was married to Lucy Filson and survived by three daughters and one son. Burial will be in Oil City on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Durant Thomas
C. P. Filson
Oil City
Market Street
Pittsburg
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Lucy Filson
George B. Filson
Deaths and family notices from local obituaries
Geo A Fisher Jr aged 12 dies at parents home after rheumatism and heart failure. Survivors: parents and two sisters Alice and Margaret. Infant children of Swartz and Patrick families die on Sept 26. Paul Nancola aged 2 months 9 days dies at 763 Poplar. Leola Lester dies at 149 South Court. Funeral of Mrs Spencer Banks held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A .Fisher, Jr
George A. Fisher, Jr
George A
Agnes K. Fisher
North Eighth Street
Alice
Margaret
Geo
Susie Swartz
Salt Run
Jos
Mar. Patrick
Mingo Junction
Paul
George
Mary Nancola
Poplar Avenue
Leola
Herman
Fannie Lester
South Court Street
Spencer Banks
Framed in Smithfield for Services and Interment
Evening here and on Friday were taken to Smithfield for services and interment. The pallbearers were Zen Walker, Harry Bowman, A. D. Reed, John Hitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Zen Walker
Harry Bowman
A. D. Reed
John Hitt
Charles A McDevitt Dead at 56 in Mingo Junction
Charles Alexander McDevitt prominent Mingo Junction resident died at the McDevitt hotel Sunday at 4 10 am aged 56 after months of poor health He built the McDevitt hotel in Mingo Junction and operated it before returning to the hotel He served on the city council and later developed two flat buildings in South Third street He was born near New Alexandria and survived by Clara D Rite his wife and siblings including Mrs Mary Rine and Mrs Sarah Hunter He was a member of the M P church at New Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
A. McDevitt
Charles Alexander McDevitt
Mingo Junction
McDevitt
New Alexandria
Charles
Nancy McDevitt
Clara D. ‘Rite
Mary Rine
New Alexander
Sarah Hunter
Cambridge
A. N. Fel
Henry
Steubenvilles
John
Dennison
Daniel
New Alexadria
M. P. Church
New Mexandria
Man of integrity respected by citizens for humble conduct
A tribute recalls a husband as a man of integrity who earned universal respect through his unassuming manner, leaving a lasting impression on his community.
Court actions seek will construction and breach of promise cases
Court docket lists several cases including Copeland against Arbau gh et al seeking interpretation of Mary J Copeland s will and whether Sarah A Copeland receives a fee simple bequest Edith Pell sues T J Sullivan for breach of promise alleging a broken engagement after an April 16 1911 agreement and an offered diamond ring Union Lumber Co sues Pierce Clancey for 5863 on a mechanics lien W C Brown and Armstrong attorneys represent the parties in these matters along with E F Erskine and McClave McClasky as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Copeland
Sarah A. Copeland
Amanda Arbaugh
Mary J. Copeland
E. F Erskine
Pearl Bone
John Means
Mingo Junction
Jefendent
St! Him
Armstrong
Edith Pell
T. J
Sulivan
Pope ThvePlate Co
W.C. Brown
Union Lamber.Co
Pierce Clancey
McClave & McCla
Tailored suits and Norfolk styles showcased for men and women
A catalog note highlights $19.98 pieces featuring braid bound suits and Norfolk styles. Fabrics include Serge, Cheviots, Wide Value, and two toned diagonals. Skirts adopt a new high waist line with cluster pleats at the bottom.
New Fall Coats Feature Tailored Styles in Diagonal Fabric
Fashion notes describe new fall coats in grey and black diagonal materials with plaid backs. Styles include semi fitted and loose back designs with notch, shawl, and Robespierre collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robespierre
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. Rainbow
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jeff Rainbow
Dillonvale
Rainbow
Gary
Indiana
Earl McFadden
Anna R. Beazell
Edwin T. Wood
Query Club
Elanor Alexander
Robert H. Watson
Robert, Jr
Robert S. Hill
South Fourth Street
Montreal
Canada
Youngstown
Woode
McCune
South Seventh Street
A. R. Schrader
Massillon
Cora Woodbridge
Indianapolis
F. H. Holroyd
Mortessen
Ed. Holroyd
Lancaster
Clothiere Furnisher
North Fourth Street
Steubenvils
Buster Brown’, “Darnless
Norfolk
Hague
Serge
Copenhagen
New Fall
Smith's
Sanford
Arundel and Amster
Hury
Iom
Ings and Designs
Ecro
Brussels
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!