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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

5

Delegates Headed to Muskingum Annual Conference

Local delegates to the Muskingum Annual Conference meet in Uhrichsville Thursday. About 130 delegates and ministers will attend from eastern Ohio. The program includes elections, sermons, missionary meetings, and memorial services led by Rev. Sheppard, Rev. Coburn, Rev. Black, and Rev. Cash, with final adjournment Sunday. The article also notes expected Republican gains in New England and a successor to Senator Proctor.

Muskingum & 4 Uhrichsville Sheppard Cambridge Ohio D. C. Coburn D. D Home and Foreign Missionary Boards A. E. Black Ministers’ Aid Society Church Church Extension Board J. F. Cash J. A. Thrapp New England Proctor

Vermont Republicans sweep governor race in early presidential year vote

In White River Junction Vermont Republicans carried the state for Lieutenant Governor Geo H Prouty of Newport over Democrat James E Burke of Burlington by about 28009 votes. The Independent League appeared polling about 1000 votes while Prohibition and Socialistic votes held steady. Heavy local contests produced Democratic gains in the lower house with no clear impact on the gubernatorial result as Vermont votes first in the presidential campaign.

White River Junction Vermont Geo. H. Prouty Newport James E. Burke Burlington Congress Independent League

Roby Coal Sues Adena School Board Over Bond Vote

Roby Coal Co sues Adena School District seeking injunctions to halt a 17 500 bond sale and six and one half mill tax for a new school house. They claim outsiders voted, maps were not filed, and district needs are overstated. Attorney E Finley represents Roby Coal.

Roby Coal Company Tex Adena R. McLaughlin E. M. Mercer Bill Goves R. B. Harrison Crawford E. Finley

Ohio Independence party names state ticket and electors

Toledo dispatch reports twenty five delegates at the Ohio Independence party state convention selecting a full state ticket. Notable picks include A F Otte as governor, J A McKittrick as lieutenant governor, M W Madge as state auditor, and C J Swift of Carrollton as a presidential elector for the seventeenth district. Charles L Johnson and John Donahue are named for congressional seats. Mayor Brand Whitlock gave the welcome address to thirteen delegates.

Toledo Ohio Independence Party A. F. Otte Cincinnati James A. McKitrick Columbus M. W. Madge Whornby H. F. Berry L. R. Lewis J. S. Smith F. C. Vogel Lima Walter V. Aernie Bellfontaine J. Ha Sherman T - Gill Earnest A. Todd Newark Swift Carrollton Jhe Ball Coshocton Russell Jackson Canton Thos. Reese Youngstown John i. Keith Cleveland Joseph M. Nichols Chas. L. Johnson Mt. Vernon John Donahue Charles J. Robinson Brand Whitlock

Rev King Retains Fric tion After Year at Martin's Ferry

Rev W B King told First Methodist Episcopal Church congregation at Martin's Ferry he would not return as pastor after the conference and expressed sincere delight at leaving without tears. He reviewed his yearlong tenure and addressed the church's future under new leadership.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Martin’s Ferry W. B. King

Clergy Friction Follows King Visit Across District

The article describes ongoing friction within the congregation over Mr. King’s visit and his criticisms of multiple church organizations. King faced protests from the congregation, and his charges against Presiding Elder Hen thorne of the Uhrichsville district were not sustained by the last conference.

Mr. King Rev. King Henthorne Uhrichsville

Real estate transfers across several townships and towns

Real estate transfers list multiple deeds including Eliza J Palen to Bartley Tipton of 112 acres in Warren Township for 5250, Tri State Investment Co to Joe Tokath for a lot in Mingo for 325, and several other parcels. Transactions include properties in Steubenville and Adena, with amounts ranging from 100 to 6250 dollars. Also notes cemetery and multiple two lot deals in La Belle View.

Eliza J. Palen Bartley B. Tipton Warren Township Tri-State Investment Co Joe Tokath Mingo A. Bisher A. M. Risher Steubenville Kila Patrick East Ohio Lumber Company C. Lashley Ohio Valley Building and Trust Company la Belle View Priscilla J. McGattick James R. Fickes Empire D. Rehm Rooke J. Thompson Albert Shields Adena Clyde S$. Mercer F. C. Heaton Sue ©. Allen R. B. Heaton Smithfield Township Union Cemetery Association W H. Bowers C. Bowers Kate R. McCoy Agtus H. Bates

Poleyn Brown wedding at Ss Peter's church

Miss Lizzie Brown daughter of Mrs Bridget Brown and Mr Stanley Poleyn tinworker were married at Ss Peter's church on Wednesday morning The couple traveled with maid of honor Miss Kate Curfman and best man Mr Timothy Kinney A nuptial mass conducted by Rev Father Powers followed by a wedding breakfast and reception at the bride's mother home reception gifts and cordial celebrations described They will commence housekeeping at 926 North Eighth street.

Pope Tin Mill

Personal notes from the region include visits and gatherings

Saturday personal items list Miss Georgia Amos and Miss Cora Amos visiting in town, George A. Matthews in the city on business, Miss Georgia Wallace as guest of the Simerals, and several others from Wells township, Unionport, and Martin's Ferry. It notes addresses, travel to Toledo for G A R encampment, engagements, engagements, a wedding announced for Sherrard and Wickersham, and various visits and travels among local figures.

Georgia Amos Scio Cora Amos George A. Matthews Wells Township Georgia Wallace Smithfield Charles D. Simeral Ellis Moore Bloomfield William Harrah Wayne Jane Adrian Unionport Farmer Bellaire Clifford Wilson New Cumberland RG Brandon Center Avenue C. J. McConnell Francy Toronto Toornto Amalgamated Association McArdle Pittsburg Walter Larkins Martin's Ferry Amalgamated Lodge Mary J Sherrard Robt. Sherrard Howard L. Wickersham Catherine Johnson Sherrard John Sherrard Wilkinsburg Ene Wit Kinsfolk Garnet Spinholtz Olive Smith Wellsburg Mayme” Hyland Moundsville W. Va Steubenville Susan Fones Virginia Dennison Trobe Lillian Staats New Castle Mayme Barrett Howard Store Cincinnati H.l Spunholez Store Mt. Pleasant T. J. Stringer Payland C. Kugler Tiltonville D. W. Darrah Pcert Darrah Martin’s Ferry

Ore discovery display after mining visit in Colorado

W. H. Walker Dwight Cable and A. M. Cheeks were elected vice presidents with Louis D. McCall of Chi wage picotient as directors. The party visited Col orado and explored one of the largest proven ore zones, bringing back a fine ore selection exhibited by McConnell at the store.

W. 8. Walker Dwight Cable A. M. Cheeks Louis D. McCall Chiwage Picotient McConnell & Lyons W. S. Walker Colorado

Local society notes mix of marriages births and visits

The column lists marriages licenses issued to several couples, social visits across towns, anniversaries, and engagements. It notes Miss Kate Rarey’s return from Richmond and observations at a ball game, a planned wedding at Delevan TL, and multiple residents visiting Steubenville, Alliance, and Toronto with updates on illnesses and travel.

Cochran Columbus Mary Brown Holliday’s Cove Ashville Albert Lee Albert E. Botts Wellsburg Della E. Johnston Steubenvile Wm. C. Boop Mingo Hallie A. Obney Brilliant Howard D. Wickersham Mary K. Sherrard Steubenville Emmett E. Patrick Smithfield Rachel E.thomas Ditonvale C. W. Cookson Bloomfield Zenna Kinsbury Alliance Beth Forbes E. R. Blackburn Bloombeld

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Muskingum Annua Conference The Num LY Republican Roby Coal Co Adena School C. J. Swift Fric Tion Cadiz Wheeling, Cadiz and Tuscarawas Traction Company Bridgeport Barclay W. Rowland Charles 5. Scott Charles F. Branson William T. Perry John F. Kennedy G. W. Grislinger Jefferson-Calhoun Mining Company Calhoun Lake Sulphur County Samantha K. Purdey Holliday's Cove Edward Wigginton Stella Hall W. . Driver Rochester Philip White Kinsfolk Sara Paden Bessie Schaeffer May Lizzie Brown Stanley Peleyn North Eighth Street Crittasse Miss Brown China Hazel Stephens Mrs. Stephens Samantha ‘Knox Purdey Stewart East Liverpool Pudkey Samantha Knox Conduit California Old Steubenville Seminary Samuel McCune Jennie Atkinson Elizabeth ‘Smith Hilda Barr Clinton Street David Miller Ross Owens Lincoln Avenue E. H. Sprague South Fourth Street Asc Ays Ohio Valley
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