Local Correspondence Notes Movements Around East Liverpool Area
Steubenville visitor K Pearce spent over Sunday with J R Lowry in East Liverpool. Anna Billman returns home from Wellsville Monday. Miss Bertha Lowry and Mrs Lena Lowry visit Wellsville and Hammondsville areas. Anna Billman to Greenville Tenn for mission work Friday. Local residents attend Tilly Sanday meetings in East Liverpool last Sabbath. Pine Grove school house hosts a pic social on Friday evening November 1 with a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Pearce
Steubenville
J. R. Lowrys
Frank Jackman
Pitsburn
Anna Billman
Joseph McCe
Bacon Ridge
Barbara Low
D. H. van Dyke
Wellsville
Redding
Anna
Greenville
Tenn
Lloyd Walker
Kinenett Russell
Robert Carson
Tilly Sanday
Liverpool
Pic
Pine Grove
Unionport Social Notes and Local Visits Chronicle
Unionport residents list guests and callers from Cadiz Dennison Mingo Canton and beyond. The piece covers visiting relatives, business visitors, and social events including the Excelsior Literary Society program and a Christian Endeavor Society social with a Wooster Ohio wedding in the works for Anna Starr’s cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Vorhees
A. R. Palmer
Scio
Marie Polen
Tewett
Anna
Margaret Reagan
Fairplay
David and
Charles Cline
Archer Barrier
Mingo
S. J. McNary
Canton
Ohio
Harvey Snyder
Von
Donald
Dennison Ohio
Sadie Dutton
Germeno
Shroud
Steubenville
Grant Porgy
Huff
Unionport
Alex Peoples
Jane Walker
Lizzie Bain
Richmond
Harry Armstrong
Daughters
Columbus
N. L. Skipper
Excelsior Literary Society
Amanda Harper
Erlee Graham
Maggie Hale
Archie Conklin
Margaret Potts
Charles Betts
Forrest Moffit
Robert Dickey
Jennie Dornbruch
Swartz Peterson
George Dewalt
Guy Johnson
Hattie Barker
Lucy Gotschall
Wm Hale
Chalmer Walton
Mary Parks
Vesta Gilbert
John Harmon
Hervey Tipton
Frank Miller
Wm. Dickey
Fanma — Ratzenberger
George Potts
Bessie Harper
Charles Harmon
Hazel Graham
Hazel Rittenhouse
Christian Endeavor Society
Low Masters
Anna Starr
Wooster
Miller Station News and Local Happenings
Miller Station residents attend a Snow Creek visit. The railroad station gets a paint update. Mina Webster returns from a visit with Mrs Snodgrass near Skelleys. Sunday school at Blue Ridge draws attendees from Sentenunity. Louis Bowman returns from East Liverpool after Billy Sunday meetings. Park Catshall bails hay as farmers harvest apples and haul coal. The Blue Ridge agriculture class continues under study and locals discuss plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Snodgrass
Skelleys
Bell Cox
Ewangon’s
Lacey Mlattern
Blue Ridge
With
Chandler
Morgan
W. H. Chandler
Ross Barrier
Springfield
iMr
Charles Gottschall
Louis Bowman
Park Catshall
Blue Ridge School
Rally Day Services At Blue Ridge School House
Rally Day services at Blue Ridge school house next Sunday October 27 at 1 PM standard time. Everyone is welcome to attend and help make it a success. The program will include recitations dialogues songs and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Blue Ridge
Salineville Area Social and Business Visits
T M George visited Saline ills Friday while Don De Noon called on friends in Wellsville Sunday. Local residents HH H Roll and F P D Grant conducted business in Bergiolz Friday. J L Elliott and wife visited friends near Fromtale Sunday. Mrs Alex McLain visited Steubenville Saturday. D J Tomson of Troy Ohio did business with H W Elliott Thursday. Thomas Griffith did business in Salineville Friday. Frank Russell and wife visited Provo Sunday. Ed Gould of Salineville was in the vicinity Monday. Frank Russell and Howard Elliott attended James Moore sale Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. George
Salinen
Don de
Wellsville
HH. H. Roll
F. PD. Grant
Bergiolz
J. L. Effiott
Fromtale
Alex McLain
Steubenville
D. J. T. Fotnaon
Troy
Ohio
H.W. Elliott
Thomas Griffith
Salineville
Frank Russell
Provo
Ed Gould
Howard Elliott
James Moore
Community Notes Include Visits And Local Appointments
Reeds Mills news highlights visitors from Kanopolis and Fernwood, road crews improving area routes, residents attending conventions in Bloomfield and Minerva, and locals transitioning homes. Guests include Greely Gilkinson, J. M. Simeral, Ed Cunningham and family, and George Fisher families. Farm work, church society events, and mill jobs also noted amid small-town exchanges and daily errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trimmer
Waym
Cross Creek
Joshua Rine
Martha J H. Folmes
Fernwood
Elmer Gilkinson
J. M. Simeral
Bloomfield
Ed. Cunningham
Jennie Cunningham
Dorothea
Ruby Stephens
Jennie Leech
James Thompson
Missionary Society of the Cross
Charlie Smith
Miss Elva
Cadiz
George Fisher
James Bowers
J. W. Craven
Mingo Junction
Harry Cunningham
S. S. Welday
Beltz
Cora Reed
Anna Daily
Montrose
George Dawson
Henry Nuse
Ray Snodgrass
LaBelle View
Margaret Gault
Will Gault
Dr. Kent
Bert Gorsuch
Charlie Hammond Owas
Robert Herron
George Allen
Robert Meat
Cunningham
Dorotha
Fie Snodgrass
Bessie Myers
John
Local Notes Mention Visits And Community Events
Wim Forsythe from Brilliant visits, eyeing oil leases near Amsterdam. Mount the pumper in the ficitas is recovering from illness and plans to work. Mrs M Armmold and children visit friends in Pittsburg. L B A W install new platform at the station. Wicabeth Wilson attends Sci High. Various residents entertainments and visits noted including Mrs Proviles, Mrs Porter, Mrs Stroud, Mrs Forsythe, Mrs Huff, Mr Moffitt, Miss Scott, and Mr Archer Burrier. John Martitt named superintendent. A sermon by Rev Love admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Forsythe
Brilliant
Amsterdam
Officitas
Bean
M. Armmold
Pittsburg
L. Bag & OW
Wicabeth Wilson
Scie High
S A. Proviles
Jacob Porter
Bloomingdale
Anna Stroud
Stenhenville
Charles Huff
Mingo Jametson
Tor. Moffitt
Mildred Scott
Unionport
Archer Burrier
Mingo Junction
Friends
Carmen
Blue Ridge
John Martitt
Wilton
Chas Fagon Returns From Dakota Visit
Chas Fagon is back from Dakota South and is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fagon
Dakota
South
Mrs
John Fagon
Local visit noted by Annapolis residents
Mr Mignie Dinger and his sister spent Monday afternoon with friends Pernice and Lydia Miser in town while Mrs Prank Dinger rested at home north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mignie Dinger
Pernice
Lydia Miser
Prank Dinger
Wedding Bells in Salineville United Isabel Strabley Marries Leo McKean
Miss Isabel A Strabley daughter of Mr and Mrs James S Strabley married Leo H McKean of Steubenville Ohio in St Patrick Church Salineville Wednesday October 16 Rev J W Bell officiated.A reception for 75 followed at the bride parents home. The couple will reside in Steubenville after a trip to the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salineville
Isabel A. Strabley
James S. Strabley
Leo H. McKean
Steubenville
Ohio
J. W. Bell
Cleveland
J. McMahkon
Salineville High School
Villa Angela Academy
Nottingham
Wedding at Wooded Park Residence Unites Collins and Muselman
The ceremony took place today at the residence of Mr and Mrs Edward Smith in Wood en Pa with Nannie Day Collins sister of Mrs Smith and Dr Earl Austin Mus sleman as the bridal party. Rev G Macauley officiated as vows were exchanged in a serene home setting. A fine wedding dinner followed as the couple began married life. the bride daughter of Dr J W Collins. she is a 1913 graduate of St Luke Hospital Cleveland. The groom is a graduate of Ohio Wesley Medical School with St Luke Hospital internship and practiced in Navarre Ohio last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Edward Smith
Wooden
Iss Nannie Day Collins
G. Macauley
Setabstesian Church
J. W Collins
St. Luke Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Wesley Medical School
Navarre
Adams Greenlee Wedding at Ragland Ohio
An October 10 1912 home wedding at Mr and Mrs John Greenlee Ragland Ohio united Rosa Agnes Greenlee to Harry C Adams of Cleveland in a blue and white ceremonial. Rev Simpson officiated and Emma Greenlee and Harry Roe served as attendants. Reception for about fifty featured pink and white carnations and a guest list of church and social friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Methodist Church
Emma Greenlee
Harry Roe
Fayeta Fernalt
Kansas City
Rev. Simpson
Wabash
Wedding Guests Gather for Adams Nuptials in Ohio
Congratulations mark a ceremony where the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Adams, depart for a Lake District wedding journey before settling in Cleveland. Out of town guests include Vi ola Adams, Charles Corey and kin, and many others from Mart ins Ferry, Canton, Rush Run, and nearby towns, with a detailed list of relations and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killarney
Harry C. Adams
Lake
Cleveland
Ohio
Viola Adams
Charles Corey
Iether
Halderbaurn
Massillon
Edward Clark
George Brown
Powhatan Point
David Hudson
Marion
Indiana
Lena Riemenselneider
Daugiter
Emma
Ross H. Seillwell
Alkoof Wheeling
Fhossie Lishy
Bridgeport
A. Brandiass
Brilliant
Frank Smith
Mary
Luella
Florence Ring
Martins Ferry
C. W. Greenlee
Beaver Falls
Bride
Jennie Adams
Lodi
J. W. Helfirick
Ho Grant
J. M. Allen
Canton
Harry and
Clancey Roe
Rush Run
Fayetta Ferwall
Kansas City
W. He Weimer
Flora
Bertha
Jessie Shannon
Margaret Lynn
Eayna_ Heil
Charley Lindlinger
Thomas Chamberlain
FE. P. Tanley
Ragland
Emma Greenlee
Dillonvale
GREAT DAY WITH WICKERSHAM IN BELMONT COUNTY
Mr Wickersham toured cigar factories by train and visited Barnesville and Bel mont County venues. A large parade preceded the rally and a non partisan reception for Wickersham at St Clairsville drew nearly all county judges and lawyers. He spoke to attorneys, thanking them for the warm welcome and high civic regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmmont County
General Wickeisham
St. Clarsville
Belmont County
Wickersham
Building and Loan Associations Grow Beyond Banks
Financial figures show Building and Loan associations surpassing Savings Banks in several states with Ohio assets around 100 million and Pennsylvania above that. The Steubenville Society reports 240 thousand capital and 530 thousand total assets, paying five percent semi annually on deposits while inspectors safeguard mortgage security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Capital
Columbus
East Liverpool
Sone
Wellsville
Bellaire
Dougherty
Market
Third Street
S. A. Laubheim
Wm. M. Beall
James Brettell
John Carlisle
W. M. Helms
R. J. Mértison
James P. Parks
W. McDo
Death claims Wheeling pottery pioneer Charles W Franzheim
Charles W Franzheim a prominent Wheeling businessman and founder in pottery and banking died after several years of illness. Born February 1 1853 he helped form Wheeling Pottery Warwick Pottery Riverside Pottery Avon Ference and Wheeling Potteries while serving as bank officer and First Presbyterian trustee. A Republican with long political involvement he leaves behind a notable legacy in the valley’s industrial and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W.franzheim
Wheeling
A. A. Francheim
Bethany College
First National Bank
Bank of the Ohio Valley
West Virginia “National Guard
Wheeling Pottery Company
Warwick Pottery Company
Wheeling Potteries Company
Riverside Pottery Company
Avon Farence Company
German Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Dillonvale High School Program Opens November First 1912
Dillonvale presents a Friday evening program featuring High School orchestra performances with vocal solos by Rosa Richardson and Cecilie Neely, readings by Inez Deroya and Walter Nicholson, a duet by Cecilie Neely and Vera Mercer, an improvised class led by Townsend Lecocq, and a piano sale by Mable Sherwood plus recitations and essays by multiple students. A declamation highlights a political issue on federal ownership of coal lands and water power sites on the public domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Richardson
Inez Deroya
Walter Nicholson
Susie Loppy
Eugenia Parlett
Wayland Stockdale
William Forgrave
H. PD. Lewis
Arthur Nichelson
Ethel Anderson
Anna Michelitch
Mabel Henry
Lawrence Roe
Annie Barkhurst
Miss McCance
High School
Cecilie Neely
Vera Mercer
Improreptu
Townsend Lecocq
Grace Hotchkiss
LeMoyne Mercer
Harold Parlett
Ralph Wise
Cecile Neely
Zana Mercer
Douglas Torbet
Helen Kroadway
Hugo Chejstesky
Mable Sherwood
Raymond Stockdale
Lille
Taylor
Hector Gerard
Piltic Domain
Heir Parlor Warner Franzheim Obituary Note
His aged mother and widow survive along with five children. Surviving brothers are H. C. Franzheim and Edward Franzheim of Wheeling and A. A. Franzheim of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda Mertz
H.C
Edward Franzheim
Wheeling
A. A. Franzhein
Steubenville
Young Couple Receives License in County Clerk Office
Mrs. John B. Gillespie of Went Ohio visits relatives at County Auditor John L Means home. Wm W Phelps 21 of Columbus and Harriett F Calhoun 21 of Bergholz were granted a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gillespie
Went
Ohio
John L. Means
Wm. W. Phelps
Columbus
Harriett F. Calhoun
Bergholz
Grand Union Tea Co suit against Detweiler and Union Lumber
Grand Union Tea Co ve Nevison H Detweiler J W Stafford and Union Lumber Co et al face suits for 200 pounds and costs. Grand Union Tea Co versus N H Detweiler Union Lumber Co and others are named in the action seeking damages and costs in the amount of 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union Tea Co.ve
Nevin
Detweiler
J. W. Stafford
Grand Union Tea Co
N. H
Union Lumber Co
Schedule of Common Pleas Court Terms 1912 1918 Ohio
Belmont Guernsey Harrison Jefferson Morgan Muskingum Noble Tuscarawas counties set term start dates for 1918 at 9:00 a m. January March September April October and other listed days per district judges Rebecca Lynch and colleagues certify the journal entry in Jefferson County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Fighth Common Pleas District
Common Pleas Court
Saint Clairsville
Belmont
Belmont County
Guernsey County
Harrison County
Jefferson County
Morgan County
Oar Witskingum County
Noble County
Tuscarawas County
Charles J. Lynch
Ee Rees G. Richards
Alfred A
W. C. McMaster
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Partition in Ohio
Sheriff’s sale in Jefferson County Ohio under Case No. 1070 to settle partition. On Monday November 25 1912 at 10 oclock in the morning at the John V Smith farm near York and Smithfield, lands in Smithfield Township will be offered at public auction, describing Part of Section 30 Township and other lands as per the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
James Allen Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Smithfield and
Cadiz State Road
York
Smithfield
John V. Smith
County of
Jefferson
State of
Partition Sale Notice of Tracts in County
The two described tracts totaling about 180 acres are to be partitioned and sold by sheriff sale. The estate holder James Murray, sheriff, along with attorney J Oscar Naylor, lists detailed land lines, measurements, and exceptions including a prior deed from 1800. Appraised at 10800 dollars with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gald
John V. Smith
Wm. K. Smith
James Allen Smith
H. C. Smith
Said
Twentynine Es
James Murray
J. Oscar Naylor
Ohio Seventh Circuit Court terms 1913 schedule
The Ohio Seventh Circuit Court district fixes term start dates for 1913 in multiple counties. Each term begins at 9 a.m. on specified days across Ashtabula Lake Genoa Trumbull Portage Mahoning Columbiana Carroll Guernsey Noble Monroe Harrison Belmont Jefferson counties, with dates ranging January through December. Signed by Judges Norris Pollock Metcalf and Clerk McMaster under seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Seventh Circuit Court District
A. D
Circuit Court
Ashtabula
Lake County
Genoaga County
Trumbull County
Portage County
Mahoning County
Columbiana County
Carroll County
Uernsey County
Noble County
Monroe County
Harrison County
Belmont County
Jeferson County
Myron A. Norris
John Pollock
State of Ohio
Jefferson County
J. W. C., McMaster
Steubenville
McMaster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brush Creek
Panhandle
McKean-Strabley
Ness
Charles W. Franzheim
Dillonvale High School
Mr. Bookman
Steubenville, Ohio
Cor
5Th St
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