Social notes from Steubenville city visitors and events
A wide sweep of local social occurrences is described, listing visitors from Dennison and Hookstown, travels to Pittsburg and Pasadena, engagements, weddings planned at North Seventh Street, and numerous hometown hosts. The piece mentions club entertainments, church circles, a Kiddie party for Beatrice, and a fifteenth wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Linduff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
North Seventh Street
Miss Alice
Oliver G. Patterson
Unclear Mormon Truth Report and Salton Sea Outlook
Fragmentary notes report a statement about Mormons in Steubenville and predict Salton Sea control within ten days. Reference to the French Parliament in extra session and a General Apathy commanding the Ohio situation appears as disconnected items with no clear narrative.
Society Woman Fined for Card Party Prizes
Beaver Falls wife Mrs James Bronson sued Mrs J L Harsha under the gambling act after prize card parties. Harsha pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. The case drew social interest as both women are prominent in church and society with Bronson alleging her daughter neglected studies and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
James Pronson
J. L. Harsha
Justice of the Peace Shuster
Bronson
Harsha
Attempted Assassination in Steubenville Involves Italian Men
Pasquale de Nicola, an Italian resident of 226 Church Street, survived a Sunday evening knife attack by Vincent Fanala. De Nicola, who had no known quarrel with Fanala, sustained back and chest wounds. Fanala, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and 155 pounds, fled after the assault, having arrived in Steubenville two weeks earlier from Myersdale Pennsylvania where he worked at a tube plant alongside De Nicola. Police investigation notes Mafia-era speculation and positions Fanala as a stranger to the victim. De Nicola is not dangerously wounded and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ramsoner
Dennison
Robert Barclay
Thomas Welker
Pittsburg
Frank Stewart
Leister
Hookstown
BE. A. McMurtry
Columbia Phonograph Co
J. F. Robertson
Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Chester Welday
Pasadena
National Bank
Crescent Club
Misses Fleming
Pleasant Hill
Tom Needham
Yah
Liverpool
East Liverpool
Pirates
Samuel Dickinson
Salem
W. Va
Maude Duncan
Alice Smith
Emmett Smith
Wellsville
F. R. McGee
Roser Street
McGee's
Medina
Ohlio
Kite Margaret Sullivan
Fred Spears
Edward Spears
John Bowman
Washington Pa
Griffith & Smith
E. P. Wiliams
Carnegie Gas Company
Hundred
Steubenville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hamline M. B
John O'Neal
North Fourth Street
Charles A. McFeely
Equitable Life Insurance Go
McFeely
John L. Means
River Sand Company
Adams
F. S. Wade
Eastern Sewer Pipe Company
Irondale
Nellie Wilkinson
Springfield
Bergholz
Mary Dorrance
John Skinner
W.W. A. Skinner
Salineville
Ohio State
D. S. Creamer
St. Clairsville
Cream
Columbus
Beatrice
Mu Y Lalia F. Graham
Steulen Lodge
James Metlemen
Aastle Hall
Anna
Beth Pherson
Fridelor Club
Falk and O
James Patterson
Oliver Patterson
Alies Sprague
Lotz
W. R. Zink
North Third Street
John Richardson
New Cumberlain
John Neely
Gill Hospital
Ollonvale
Musgrove
Pasquale de Nicola
Church Street
Vincent Fanala
de Nicola
Fanala
Offcey Conners
Myersdale
Pennsylvania
la Belle
Ringo
Italy
Murder Trial in Wells County Court Reopens
The State versus Millard P Wade over the murder of Dan Lowry at a Wells county dance last spring is in trial before Judge Melvin and a Brooke Circuit Court jury. The State rested Monday night at 9 20 and the defense is now presenting its evidence after a prior mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard P. Wade
Dan Lowry
Wellspure
Melvin
Brooke County
Double marriages in Steubenville couples wed at parsonage
Leroy Brooks and Lizzie Freeman and Thomas Emerson and Bertha May Voice, both couples from Steubenville, Ohio, were married at the A. M. E. parsonage on Sunday between 4 and 5 o'clock. Rev. H. Fields officiated, after which the couples went their way rejoicing, per the Wellsburg Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Brooks
Lizzie Freeman
Thomas Emerson
Bertha May Voice
Steubenville
Ohio
H. Fields
Wellsburg Herald
Convict on Life Sentence Faces New Trial in Quimby Case
Harvey Case, a coal miner from Adena, is retried in Common Pleas Court on a rape charge after a Circuit Court reversal over jury instructions. The 11 year old Almena Bassann testified of assault in a cornfield incident. Quimby’s damages case against the city and county ended with a hung jury after a two day trial. retrial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Case
Adena
Common Pleas
Circuit
Almena Bassann
Richards
Clyde Quimby
Steubenville
Ono
Quimby
Westarket Street
Wead
Early 75 snow claim emerges from anonymous witness
A person claims there was snow this early in 1975, stating they witnessed winter precipitation before the usual season. The report notes the testimony but provides no corroborating details or official records.
High Fall Injures Miner and Raises Spine Concerns
David Gray, 5 years? no, 21? The report describes a mine accident in Kenworth where a clay and coal miner fell 40 feet from a mine car near the tipple. Dr. Beaumont notes a serious condition with possible permanent spine injury. Gray was unconscious after the fall and remains in hospital or at home for observation amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gray
Keniworth
New Cumberland
Beaumont
Cray
Grey
300 Students In Positions Boost Bookkeepers And Clerks
A report notes 300 graduates placed in roles such as bookkeepers stenographers cashiers clerks and business managers. Starting salaries range from 400 to 1009 dollars in the first year reflecting strong employment outcomes for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innl
Steubenville Business College
Peakkee
Prine
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W. BE. Bruney
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John McA. Webster
Washington City
Capt. Webster
Pond
Kride
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Pittspurg
J. A. Moore
Quaker City
Hazel Peverman
Seheol
Rumbold
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Sinclair Grahion
Elizabeth W. Bell
M. Emma Watson
Allegheny
Pikeard
James Raeffkry
Cedar Avenue
Frank Childs
Philippines
W. E. Roberts
Farton
Florida
D. M. Brown
Erskine
South McAllister
Oklahoma
Steuwbenvilel
George E. McManiman
Daughhter
Grace
West Lafayette
Spring Valley
N. Y
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McManiman
Methodist Church of
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New York
Will Caldwell
South Third Street
Caldwell
W. S.walker
McCloy Wholesee House
Pillsbury
B. N. Linduff
West Market Street
F. M. Work
Clara McCauslen
Mrs. Linduff
Sar Z. Steubenville
Salton Sea
Apathy
Wellsburg
Millard
Wade
Kenilworth
Gerously
Karl Snider
Teddy Snider
Dr. Gourley
New Alexandria
H. K. Bedford
Bell Sire
Avalon
John. A. Fisher
Bureau of Agriculture
Mr. Fisher
Follamabee
Toledo
Diek
Aries
J. T. Thompson
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