Real Estate Deals Recorded Across Town Districts
A long list of property transfers with prices in Steubenville Island Creek and adjacent townships. Names include Davidson, Cattrell, Anderson, Hasenfeld, Bye, Lewis, McClare, Ault, Love, Aksormaytis, Powers, Chaney, Height, Porter, Salmon, Sinclair, Magee, Brettell, McMillen, Jones, Cooper, Galloway, Capedale, Elliott, Capedale, Vasily, Gavrych, Davis, Sutherland, La Belle View and others. Values range from $1 to $16,060, with many parcels described by township or street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Davidson
Chas F. Cattrell
East Springfield
William Bauman
Lawrence Anderson
Island Creek
John Hasenfeld
Edgar Bye
Acre Rush Run
Charles F. Cattrell
Brenton Lewis
John McClare
Lena M. Ault
Toronto
Frank F. Love
Mary ‘Aksormaytis
Steubenville
James M. Powers
Penjamin
Weynes Township
Jennie C. Chaney
Charles A. Height
Annie V. Porter
D. J. Sinclair
Samuel J. Salmon
J. Salmon Et al
City
Mary Magee
James Brettell
Mingo Junction
Thomas McMillen
Avery C. Jones
Warren Township
Henry M. Cooper
Jas Sickles
Addison J. Galloway
John L. Martin
Efilott M. Capedale
Steubenville Township
William £. Steinmetz
Jone Filiett
Creek Township
Eimer
Mt. Pleasant Township
Joseph O'Leary
L. Frank Murphy
Arvey L. Borman
Kate Sutherland
Eugene F. Sutherland
Smithfield Township
la Belle View Land Company
Charles Wanehe
la Belle
Death of William Tarr prominent Washington county figure
William Tarr a longtime Washington county contractor and noted storemason died in Independence near Wellsburg. A native of Washington county he was son of Samuel Tarr and descendant of frontier settlers. He married three times, survived by his wife Margaret J. McCarty and children including John Tarr W H Tarr and two daughters. He was a Democrat most life, later voted for Roosevelt, and served in township offices as a Christian church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tarr
Willam Tarr
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Independence
Wellsburg
Samuel Tarr
Henry Tarr
Mr. Tarr
Steubenville
Martha Mitchel
Mary Ann Carter
Margaret J. McCarty
Tarr
Roosevelt
Beir
Christian Church
John Tarr
North View
W. H. Tarr
Marshfield
Martin Boles
Caddo
William Pyles
Funeral Services for Mrs W H Lott Held at McCracken Home
Funeral services for Mrs. W H Lott were conducted at the home of John McCracken on Sixth Avenue with Rev J A Ulman officiating. A large crowd attended as floral tributes surrounded the casket. pallbearers included James P Parks, Harry Parks, Renner Parks, George P McCracken, Albert Whittaker and Frank Lott. A solo by Mrs. Wallace and a quartet featuring Mrs. Wallace, Miss Johnston, Ben Dawson and D M Gruber performed. Attendees listed include Mrs Jes Parks of Columbus, George Lott and son of Columbus, Edward Hazlett and Ambrose List of Wheeling, Mr and Mrs Kinnear of New Castle, and several List family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lott
John McCracken
Sixth Avenue
J. A. Ulman
James P. Parks
Harry Parks
Renner Parks
George P. McCracken
Albert Whittaker
Frank Lott
Captain O'Neal Funeral Held at St Pauls Church
Funeral services for Captain George E. O'Neal were held at St. Pauls church this afternoon conducted by Rev. J. The ceremony honored the naval officer with attendees from the local community and mourners paying respects before burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. O'Neal
George E. O'Neal
St. Paul's Church
Funeral notices for several local residents in Ragland and nearby
W Foster officiated at services with many soldiers and river men in attendance and the remains laid under Old Glory before interment. Pallbearers included James Lavery Al Shouse and others. The Logeon child funeral at Ragland was followed by burial in Warrenton cemetery. Mrs Catherine Glasoner’s services were held with pallbearers James Huscroft David Huscroft and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Foster
Shennon
James Lavery
al Shouse
D. J. Sinclair
Wm Wilkin
B. H. Maxwell
Wm Dawson
John Logeon
Ragland
Warrenton Cemetery
Property to be sold of late Joseph Konia estate Dillonvale
One half undivided interest formerly belonging to Dolphin West in No 21 in Watson and Thomason s First Addition to Dillonvale on Main street between Second Avenue and east boundary. Appraised at 40 dollars. Terms cash. William C Brown administrator of the estate of Joseph Konia deceased. October 12. 4tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin West
Watson and Thomasons Firet
Dillonvale
Main Street
Second Avenue
Watson and Thomason
William C. Brown
Joseph Konia
Synod of Ohio Elects Dr Plummer Moderator at Cleveland
Delegates from over seventy presbyteries gathered in Old Stone Church Cleveland for the Presbyterian Church of Ohio annual synodical meeting. Rev Dr John L Plummer of Cadiz was chosen unanimously as moderator after Dr Gaston delivered a closing sermon urging wakefulness and reform. Communion followed the election and Swiggert of Cincinnati was nominated for moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Presbyterian Church of Ohio
Gaston
John L Plummer
Cadiz
Isiah
Zion
Ed. T. Swiggert
Cineinvaid
Annie Racke Kain Dies in New York at 33
Annie Racke Kain wife of Daniel Kane and daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Racke died in New York City at midnight Friday October 5 1906 after a brief illness Born January 5 1873 she was 33. She left behind her husband a three year old daughter and her North Third Street family with sisters Lizzie Willian Eamana Nora John and Edward Kane. Interment held in New York. many local friends mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Louise
Daniel Kane
Fred Racke
North Third Street
New York City
Steubenville
Mra
Kane
New York
Mra. Kain
Lizzie
Willian
Eamana
Nora
John
Edward Kacke
Kain
Trial of Kirk Heartless Question in Toronto Shooting
The one legged glass worker Thomas Kirk stood trial for shooting Frank Davis at Carson's saloon in Toronto on September 15. Witnesses testified Kirk, intoxicated and provoked, asked Davis why he did not die as he lay wounded. Defense claims drunkenness bars intent. state attorney Alban prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kirk
Frank Davis
Carson
Toronto
Kirk
Davis
D. M. Brown
Charleroi
Washington
Alban
Cadiz and South Charlestown ministers vie for choice
Delegates praised Rev. Dr. John Plummer of Cadiz and Rev. Dr. J King Gibson of South Charlestown with much rivalry evident. A vote showed Plummer 69, Gibson 31, Sigert 39, leading to an unanimous election of Dr. Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plummer
Cadiz
J. King Gibson
South Charlestown
Plummer
Gibson
Siggert
Guardian appointed for Lawrence Schober estate minor
In the estate of Lawrence Schober a minor W C Brown filed an application to be appointed guardian with Brown acting as attorney. In the estate of John B Martin an insolvent debtor the assignee filed an inventory and appraisement with Stone acting as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Schober
W. C. Brown
Brown
John B. Martin
Stone
Probate Court Notices of Various Estates and Cases
In the probate docket administrator William C. Brown of Joseph Konia’s estate had appraised and sold orders confirmed. W Brown as administrator of Dolphin West’s estate had appraise orders confirmed and sale orders issued. Ohio v George Boy saw bail admitted with a $200 bond. Annie Pentland guardian sued for real estate sale in Toronto. Tulphin West estate increased bonds. Joseph Konin estate administrator filed additional bond. Ohio v Michael O Neal re hearing set for October 15. Susan V. Jones estate final account filed. Loretta Mansfield estate inventory filed. Ruth Loftus minor guardianship with $3,000 bond. attorney A CG Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Brown
Joseph Konia
J. Ceear Naylor
Brown
W. ©. Brown
Dolphin West
J. O. Naylor
Ohio
George Boy
KE. D. Erskine
Aiban
Annie Pentland
Ruth &. Pentland
Ruth FE. Pentland
Toronto
Gavin
Tulphin West
Joseph Konin
Michael O’ Neal
Loretta EF. Mansfield
Ellsworth F. Mansfield
Mansfield
Ruth Liizabeth Loftus
May Loftus
A. CG. Lewia
Important Decision in Barnes George Partition Case
Judge Richards dissolves the injunction in Wilam P Barnes versus Jennie B George. A written agreement to convey the Campbell farm was found revokable for lack of consideration, so Barnes cannot pursue partition. petition dismissed. Appeals possible to circuit court. notable western county property valued around twenty thousand dollars. Erskine Smith defend the defendant. Gruber and Lewis for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurge Richards
Wilam P. Barnes
Jennie BR. George
Springfield Township
Mrs. George
Plaintiff Barnes
Willian P. Barnes
Campbell
KF. Erskine
Carl H. Smith
Gruber
A. C. Lewis
Jefferson County probate court sale notice
In Jefferson County Ohio the probate court orders the sale of real estate by administrator William C Brown of Joseph Konin deceased. The public auction is set for November 12 1974 at 2 p m Central Standard time at the front door of the Steubenville courthouse. The property lies in Jefferson County Ohio in township 7 range 3 section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
William C. Brown
Joseph Konin
J. Oscar Naylor
Ohio
Steubenville
County of
Jefferson
State of Ohio
Books for sale at Oliver's Book Store Het 12 4tw
Oliver's Book Store at 411 Market Street offers a selection of new school books for students and teachers. Prices and titles vary, with a focus on current grade level curricula and classroom needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver's Book Store
Market Street
Het
Munker's Friday and Monday sale on fabrics and apparel
Munker's advertises Friday Saturday and Monday specials with many items discounted. Umbrellas, all wool blankets, cotton blankets, dress shirts, boys pants hats and coats, outing and plaid fabrics, gloves, corset covers, ladies hats, plaid waist silks, and underwear all featuring reduced prices and specific regular prices noted. Promotions emphasize substantial markdowns across a broad range of goods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catherne Glasoner
Rev. Evans
James
David Huscroft
H. E. Buchanan
Michael Connelly
Harry Slagle
Synod OF Ohio
Dr. Plummer
Annie Racke Kain
RONTO
Zink’s
Big Store
N. 4Th St
Probate
Barnes
George
Flaintiff's
Munker
Third and Market ST
McDougall
Morris
C. C
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