Personal Notes and Local Social Roundup With Visits and Weddings
Mrs. F. EF. Lew returns from Pittsburg. Harry McGinnis and wife visit Columbus. Elizabeth Copeland visits Washington Pa. Miss Mary Hendry of Toronto shops in the city. Rev. F. W. Gloeckner visits Cosh ecton. Nora Stenger travels to Carnegie to visit sister Mrs. Roy W. Gands. Louis Brida and Bertha Bernard obtain a marriage license. Mrs. R. G. Richards hosts luncheon. Steubenville residents attend Burgettstown fair. EN J. Stanton Mossgrove enters Ohio university. Monroe Intermill and Mrs. Edward Intermill visit Canal Dover. Nellie Collins visits Columbus. Richard Timberlake to Pittsburg for Phipps Tech School. Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Feist. Bee hopes for a boy deputy sheriff. Mrs. E. F. Feist visits Columbus. Clyde Gass and Mary Comff marry at Wellsburg. Miss Low Carmichael guests with Miss Marie Spies. Raymond Oweseney to St Louis for Sultan Hippodrome. Archer family travel to Seattle via Chicago and Washington. Nimble Thimble Club meets at Mrs. George Viney. next meeting October 16. Mrs. A. A. McGee returns to visit son Frank McGee on North Fifth. Invitations issued for Anna Andie Ragan and Edwin T. Wood wedding reception October 16 at the Retreat Steubenville. Query Club inaugurates fifteenth anniversary at Country Club with talks on Barrie and Jande Adams. Miss Kelly honored with purse. Next meeting October 9 at Mrs. C. P. McFadden.
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F. EF
Lew
Pittsburg
Harry McGinnis
Island
Columbus
Elizabeth Copeland
Washington
Mary Hendry
Toronto
F. W. Gloeckner
St. Peter's Church
Coshecton
Nora Stenger
Carnegie
Roy W. Gands
Louis Brida
Bertha Bernard
Brilliant
R. G. Richards
Steubenvillians
Burgettstown
Harry J. Barr
Ada
Ohio
ENJ
Stanton Mossgrove
J. Rost Mossgreve
Monroe Intermill
Steubenville
Edward Intermill
Canal Dover
Nellie Collins
Adrian
Michigan
Jane Collins
Richard Fl. Timberlake
Phipps Tech School
Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary
North Fourth Street
Raymond Oweseney
Sultan
St. Louis
Hippodrome
Samuel Archer
Vichity
Chicago
Iowa
Seattle
George Viney
C. D. Viney
Bai A. A. McGee
Belle Sarratt
Barrie
P. McFadden
Jande Adams
Eleanor Alexander
Ethel Kelly
Miss Kelly
Kelly
CP McFadden
Burgettsown Fair Draws Steubenville Crowd on Final Day
Large Steubenville attendance marks the final day of Burgetts town fair as ideal weather blesses the annual exhibition. organizers report strong turnout and steady crowds throughout the day.
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Steubenvillians
Burgettstown
Burgettsown
Sulzer Nominated for New York Governor on Fourth Ballot
New York Oct 3 Congressmen nominate William Sulzer for governor after a four hour Democratic convention session. The fourth ballot results show Sulzer leading with 447 votes to Glynn's 4, amid a tense internal fight and campaign remonstrances against outside interference. Sulzer, a Washington County man, is noted for his free trade speeches in Congress.
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New York
Joan A. Dix
Wilson
Sulzer
William Sulzer
Sulver
Glynn
Washington County
Congress
Campaign On Slap With Pumpkin Pie Recounts Feud
The Ohio State Journal recounts a political discussion turning sour as William Martin allegedly slapped Warren Thompson in a High Street restaurant with a slice of pumpkin pie. Thompson, of 1460 Thomas Avenue, described the exchange and Martin's counter as he stood at the counter. An officer was dispatched to investigate the incident amid a heated campaign mood.
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Oho State Journal
William Martin
Warren Thompson
Thompson
Thomas Avenue
Martin
East Poplar Avenue
High Street
Irs
Farewell Reception For Rev W E Fetch At Uhrichsville Church
Rev W E Fetch longtime pastor of Mingo Junction M E Church received a farewell in Uhrichsville after four years. Gifts included a silver soup ladle and fork, a gold ring with Masonic emblem, and a leather rocker. Fetch urged duty over personal wishes and praised his successor Dr Jester while thanking church members and officials.
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W. BE. Fetch
Mingo Junction M. FE
Ubrichsville M. E
W. V. Moody
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Fetch
W. GC. Mansfeld
Sadie Wurm
Py. Fetch
Ubrichsville
Uhrichsville
Jester
Banks and stores plan own money laundries in New York
New York banks and department stores have secured government permission to set up their own money laundries. Washington dispatches report plans to install currency washing machines in Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati New Orleans and other cities. Four machines will go to New York two to Chicago and one each to New Orleans St. Louis Philadelphia Baltimore Boston and Cincinnati. All government money washing plants expected to operate by January 1.
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New York
Washington Dispatches
Chicago
St. Louis
Cinccinnai
New Orleans
Treasurew
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Democrats Promise Rainbow Economy Ahead of Congress
The Democrats of Congress spoke of a brighter economy while in session but Uncle Sam found his grocery bill remained high, underscoring persistent costs and public concern.
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Congress
Sam
Ribbed Union Suits On Sale At Low Prices
Ribbed union suits regular 59 cent value now 39 cents ladies kid gloves and millinery offered in this sale advertisement with apparel items highlighted for shoppers seeking bargains.
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Adie
Johnny Coats
Beavers
Chinchilla
Dhes
Little Boys Reefer Coats
Copenhagen
Norfolk
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