Wedding at Holy Name Church Unites OBrien Joyce Couple
Clara Mary Margaret OBrien wed P C Joyce in a Holy Name Church ceremony at 8 30 a m Rev Jy Reeigand officiated. Bride wore brown traveling suit and carried a white prayer book. After a breakfast at the couple’s home they left for Cincinnati and other points, planning housekeeping on South Path Street. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Hugh OBrien of South Fifth Street and Poplar. groom works for R Anderson & Sons. Attending included Miss Trodden of Uniontown and brothers Luke and Owen OBrien of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Church
Clara Mary Margaret O'Brien
P. C. Joyce
Cincinnati
South Path Street
Hugh O'Brien
Sir South Fifth Street
Poplar
R. Anderson & Sons
Miss Trodden
Uniontown
Messrs. Joyce
Pittsburg
the &Room
Leona Ruble Sues for Divorce and Maiden Name Return
Leona Ruble sues John G. Ruble for divorce and restoration to her maiden name Smith. She alleges extreme cruelty including assault during pregnancy, verbal abuse, abandonment, and his leaving with another woman for Pennsylvania. S. B. Taylor represents her. Peerless Mig Co. vs Peter Monti settled. Hilsinger cases against Toronto Oil & Gas Co. settled after Supreme Court remand. amounts awarded fees and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Ruble
John G. Ruble
Smith
Toronto
Pennsylvania
S. B. Taylor
Peerless Mig. Co
Peter Monti
L. H. Hilsinger
Toronto Oil & Gas Co
Supreme Court
Death Notice of Mrs Ellen J Burchard at 70
Mrs Ellen J Burchard died after eight weeks illness from tumor and cancer at her home 308 North Third Street on Tuesday morning aged 70. Born on McIntyre Creek she married Mr Burchard about 30 years ago and was a long time resident of Stenpenville. Survived by husband and three sisters Mrs Pamphya Bucey Mrs Odila Bucey and Alonza Bucey. She was a member of the Christian Church and valued as a devout woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Burchard
Ellen J. Burchard
North Third Street
Luesday
Ellen Pbucey
McIntyre Creek
Burchard
Stenpenville
Miss Caulfield Dies After Year Long Illness at Twenty
Missie Cauffield entered into rest at the wheeksy residence on Seventh Street Tuesday noon aged 20. She suffered tuberculosis for a year and was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Michael Caufield. Survived by brother Jon and sisters Mrs Chas Statts and Miss Lillian of Adrian Michigan. She was a member of St Peter's church and held in high esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Caulfield
Missie Cauffield
Wheeksy
Seventh Street
Michael Caufield
Jon
Chas. Statts
Lillian
Adrian, Mich
St. Peter's Church
Welter Kurtz Receives Night Message
A night message was received by Welter Kurtz, with unclear details in the fragments. The report notes a communication event involving the individual, but specifics are incomplete in the available text.
Death of Walter Kurtz Linked to Colorado Springs Tragedy
Mrs Blanche F McConnell of Colorado Springs reports the sudden death of Walter Kurtz at his home in Colorado Springs on Monday evening. The young man came to Steubenville about ten years ago from New Philadelphia and worked at Mingo mills. He married Sallie Caple, daughter of Mrs Georgia Boggs Cable, eight years ago. They moved to Colorado for health reasons where Kurtz held a bank position. He died after a week of illness, survived by his invalid wife and a brother Dr Kurtz of Cleveland. The funeral arrangements were to be announced later with possible return to Steubenville and further wire updates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche F. McConnell
Colorado Springs
Walter Kurtz
Mr. Kurtz
New Philadelphia
Mingo
Misa Sallie Caple
Georgia Boggs Cable
Colorado
Kurts
Kurtz
Cleveland
Steubenwille
Death of Wellsville figure Frank J. Packer
Frank J. Packer, former Wellsville councilman and longtime C P railroad conductor, died Monday at his home near New Somerset at age 48. Survived by wife and eight children, he was noted for fiscal prudence in public office and served as secretary treasurer of Wellsville Lodge, Order Railway Conductors before retiring due to creeping paralysis. Funeral for Matthew Wynne held at St Peter's Church with several pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Packer
Wellsville
CP. Railroad
New Somerset
Barl Foutts
East Liverpool
Charles
Ethel
Ohio State University
Columbus
William
Marguerite
Ida
Donald
Packer
Wellsville Lodge, Order
Mrs John J Myers obituary near Steubenville
Mrs John J Myers of Steubenville died at the family residence Saturday evening at 8 45 o clock She leaves two sons Augustine and John both at home two daughters Sadie at home Loma married to L G Saltsman of Steubenville and two step daughters Mrs Chas Martin of this city and Mrs Blade Meeker of Wheeling W Va One brother John Baker of Marion Ind and one sister Mrs Chas Yerhart of Alikanda Also survivors Myers was a very estimable woman and her death will be mourned by a large circle of friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Myers
Sabel
Alikanna
Augustine
Steubenville
John
Sadie
Loma
L. G. Saltsman
Chas. Martin
Blade Meeker
Wheeling
W. Va
John Baker
Marion
Ind
Chas Yerhart
Alikanda
Myers
Matthew Wynne Dies at 81 After Year of Ill Health
Matthew P Wynne died at his daughter Mrs Louis Georges home 1090 North Fourth Street on a Saturday at 445 pm aged 81 years in May. He had been in poor health for a year and suffered a serious illness for the last five weeks. Born in Ireland he resided here 48 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew P. Wynne
P. Wynne
Louis George
North Fourth Street
Ireland
Notable coal miner remembered by surviving family
The obituary notes a longtime coal miner whose wife died four years earlier. Surviving children include Mrs. John Burns, Mrs. James Maxwell, Mrs. M. J. Daugherty, Mrs. Louis George, Peter of Steubenville, Mrs. Daniel Reardon of Leetonia, Mrs. John Gonnor of Salem, Mrs. Thomas Davin of Columbus, Patrick of Montreat, and William of Midland. He was a member of St. Peter's church and left 21 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
James Maxwell
M. J. Daugherty
Louis George
Peter
Steubenville
Daniel Reardon
Leetonia
John Gonnors
Salem
Thomas Davin
Columbus
Patrick
Montreat
William
Midland
St. Peter's Churchy
Pittsburg Infant Son of Zimmermann Sentner Dies
Word reaches from Pittsburg of the death of the year old son of John and Laura Zimmermann Sentner. The infant died there on Monday morning, prompting family and local inquiries into the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Poms
John
Laura Zimmerman Sentner
Real estate transfers note small prices across several towns
Elizabeth T McLaughlin and others to trustees of First Presbyterian church of Adena transfer lot 40 in McLaughlin's third Addition Adena for 1.00. Cyrus M Yocum and wife to John M Moreland transfer lots 19 and West of W H Mooney's First Addition City for 1.00. Albert Maxwell and wife to Nova B McIntire undivided 1-8 of lot 50 Unionport for 1.00. Peter Susiik and wife to Adam Karubin et al lot 10 Kitheart & Co Second Addition Dillonvale for 940.00. The Ohio Valley Finance Co to The Stead, E Liverpool Ry & Lt Co 88-100 A Saline township for 1.00. Liuba Yurjevic et al to Sam Yurjevic lot 10 Mears Addition City for 1.00. W B Garretson and wife to Thos Wender et al lots 1 and 12 Garretson's Third Subdivision Smithfield for 1.00. Edward D Rife to August Schroeder and wife lots 7 and 8 Harmony Subdivision for 2,000. La Belle View Land Co to Geo F Leng lot 190 La Belle View City for 650.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth T. Mclaughlin
First Presbyterian Church of
Adena
McLaughlin
Cyrus M. Yocum
John M. Moreland
W. H. Mooney
Albert
Maxwell
Nova B. Mclntire
Und
Unionport
Peter Susiik
Adam Karubin
Kitheart & Co
Dillonvale
The
Ohio Valley Finance Co
Stead
E. Liverpool Ry, & Lt Co
Saline Township
Liuba Yurjevic
Sam Yurjevic
Mears Add
Ww. B. Garretson
Thos. Wender
Uneasy Return From Perrysville Trip Ends in Scio
A party including Mr George Smithwield and others faced gear trouble on a Dean machine at Perrysville. An attempt to change gear failed and the machine went dead. The Dean machine towed the other to Scio while Misses Edna and Edith Cole rode the train home. remaining members continued by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N
Smithwield
Perrysville
Dean
Scio Ankl
Kdna
Edith Cole
Dean Auto
Seio Herald
Jefferson County Ohio sheriff sale list for multiple parcels
Court sale scheduled in Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio on Monday November 18 1912 at 1 PM at the courthouse front door. Lessee Henry Walker sues William L Cole et al with four described tracts in Jefferson County Dillonvale and Smithfield involving coal rights and property boundaries. Parcel details include two hundred eighty two hundredths acres plus adjacent parcels, coal privileges, and boundaries as described in old deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferam County
Ohio
Henry Walker
Willam
L. Cole
Fiy
Steubenville
Amanda Fisher
Fisher
Morris
Nehill
County of
Jefferson
Chic
Dillonvale
Harry Paxson
S. W
Joe Totes
N. W
State of
Township of
Smithfield
Property Sale Notice in Dillonvale Village
A sheriff sale describes the conveyance of 82 to 100 acres including a described parcel in Dillonvale Jefferson where Mary J Barkhurst and Paxson property lines are cited. The tracts are appraised with cash terms and the sale emphasizes the village lot known as No 19 with specified boundaries and the first and third Paxson subdivisions. James Murray is sheriff and W R Alban is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ae
A. Jefferson
Offio
Dillonvale
Mary J. Barkhurst
Joseph Toth
Paxson
Mhetice S
Audiifars i
James Murray
W. R. Alban
State Board Announces Boy’s Corn Growing Contest 1913
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture authorizes a Boy’s Corn Growing Contest for 1913 with free trips to Washington for prize winners. Cash prizes range from 5 to 45 dollars, and nearly 300 boys will ride the Corn Special Train to Washington this December. Participants must select an acre this winter, prepare it for spring planting, and entries are free. Only certified boys and helpers may ride or receive the lower train rate, via a special Ohio program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Washington
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Prohibition Nominee Poling Plans Oct Visits
Hon Daniel Poling the Prohibition candidate for governor schedules stops in Empire Toronto Steubenville and Smithfield on October 28. He is to speak at 2 30 p m in Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Poling
Empire
Toronto
Steubenville
Smithfield
Wellsburg Superintendent Suffers Broken Wrist at Station
S C Underwood, superintendent of Brooke county schools at Wellsburg, fell while descending steps at the Pennsylvania station in Wheeling yesterday evening and sustained a broken wrist. The injury, while not serious, was very painful. he received care and then returned home to Wellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Underwood
Wellsburg
Brooke County
Pennsylvania Station
Wheeling
Underwood
Bonds Awarded for Amsterdam Street Improvement
The Amsterdam village bonds for street work, totaling 14th, were awarded yesterday to Peoples Banking Company of Amsterdam Ohio. Bidders included Tillotson Wolcott Cleveland Spitzer Rorick Co Toledo Ohio Wes Roth & Co Cincinnati Ohio Security Savings Bank & Trust Co Toledo Ohio Hayden Miller Cleveland Obin Cummings-Trus Co Carrollton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Village
Peoples Banking Company
Amsterdam
Ohio
Tillottson- Wolcott
Cleveland
Spitzer, Rorick Co
Toledo
Wes Roth & Co
Cincinnati
Security Savings Bank & Trust Co
Hayden Miller & Co
Obin, Cummings — Trus Co
Carrollton
New Church Dedicated At Peavilent Mass Witnessed
Between two and three thousand attended the dedication of the Sacred Heart Catholic church in Peavilent a mining town north of Clairsville Bishop Jas J. Hartley of Columbus presided assisted by Fathers Bachman of Louisville Wiercinski Adena Wittman Bridgeport and Von Lintel Maynard in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cette
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Clairsville
Jas J. Hartley
Columbus
Fathers Bachman
Louisville
Wiercinski
Adena: Wittman
Bridgeport
von Lintel
Maynard
Comet sighting reported by Australian astronomer
Astronomer Gile of Australia observes a promising comet approaching from the southern sky. The visitor travels northward and may become visible in the northern hemisphere in about a month as the 30 day period advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gile
Resider
Australia
Lost Drove Hog Loss Attributable To Flood Stock
Truax of Colliers reports nearly his entire drove of hogs lost to hog cholera believed caused by unloading diseased stock from cars on the Pennsylvania railroad during the big flood at Collier's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Truax
Colliers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Collier's
Munsey Twins Reach Registration After Long Walk
The Munsey twins, three years old next Christmas, walked miles to register, highlighting early efforts to participate in local civic processes despite their young age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey Twins
Miles
Two Antos Travel From Smithwell to Jefferson
Two Antos journeyed from Smithwell to Jefferson in Ashtabula County with the Moses Cole family. The report notes travel details and family involvement in the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briday
Antos
Smithwell
Jefferson
Ashtabula
Moses Cole
Finished specimens of new stuches for needlework fans
Finished specimens of the new stuches including Tapestry Darning Rambler Rose Italian Relief Venetian Ladder and the popular Punch Work for display and study by hobbyists and clubs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joyce-O'Brien
Matthew Wynne
Powers
James
John Maxwell
William Reardon
Michiel
Agi
Steubenvilles
Hell
Lancaster
Soriety Brand Clothes
Raglin
Ers
Conserva
Northwest Quarter
Betwiles Oot Tract
Mary
Nicholson
Lerg
Ft. Mor
Belanglo
Pboetiw
Cloak and Suit Department
Erate
Coats
Robespierre
Women’s Union
Ingrai Carpets
Orental
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