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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1907

Page

5

Various Personalities Visit and Marriages in Steubenville

Wednesday social notes detail visits by Miss Charlotte Bower in Fast Liverpool and many hometown relatives in Steubenville. It records weddings, engagements, travels to Columbus and Atlantic City, and people attending the State Fair, with names such as Doschski Miller Bell and others, plus travel to Jamestown Exposition and a Wellsburg wedding.

Charlotte Bower Liverpool John T. Stewart South Fifth Street Henry Phillips Steuttenville Wellsburg Elsie Schaefer Chicago Georgie Myers Bellaire Steubenville Margaret Ault Costonia Moundsville W. Va Ross Frederick Pleasant Hill Columbus Frank D. Sinclair Cambridge Springs

Price family reunion at Feed Springs draws 150 relatives

The second Price family reunion gathered about 150 persons from four generations at John J. Price’s home in Feed Springs Harrison county. Ancestors Josiah and Mary Price, born in Wales, emigrated to America in 1732, lived in New Jersey, moved to Western Pennsylvania near Canonsburg, had six children, then settled in Jefferson county Ohio, from which many connections spread.

Price John J. Price Feed Springs Harrison County Josiah and Mary Price Wales America New Jersey Pennsylvania Canonsburg Jefferson County

Deaths and a family moving to Washington Exposition

Monroe Wood of Richmond O died last evening at age 76 leaving a wife and four children Oliver and Mrs. Donaldson of Richmond Mrs. Fryer of East Liverpool and James of Wellsville He was a painter and a temperate citizen and a member of the M E Church. Mrs Dumnis an elderly infirmary resident died Tuesday and was buried in Union cemetery Anna Mary Welday and her parents left Tuesday for Washington DC and Jamestown Exposition

Jeffer County St. Stanslaus Victoria Doschski Alexander Miller Father Smoger C. J. McConnell Riverside Furnace Dillonvale Wm. A. Tarr Wellsburg S. A Brooke County Omaha Harry McConnell Washington, D. C Louise Helen Lowry Thomas Perry Connorsville Gordon Ely Leah Foreman Corry Ernest Schrader Ward Howser Central Drug Co Chillicothe Ohio Thomas Cartwright Pittsburg Cartwright A. \. Crawford Richmond F. McKinney Grange Cambridge Barnesville Maggie Flynn New York Margaret Flynn George Crawford George Sturgeon Bloomingdale Will Hakill New T. P. Jones Sidney Barrows Toledo W. H. Ralston Clara Lorain James Bowers Reed's Mills Eliza Shafer Clyde Bowers Denver Col Julia Sarratt Fort Worth Texas Jamestown Jessie Braxton Mercy Hospital Josephine McDonald Margaret FE. Barr C. B Morgan la Belle View McKeesport Cadiz Margaret Johnson West Market Street Wm. Bullock W. J. Seeley Marguerite Leslie Archer Steubenville Columbus H. H McFadden Frances McFadden Mary V. Rarey Estella Liverpool Clarence Rarey East Liverpool Chauncey Cochran Cochran St. Lawrence Quebec Montreal Ray Zug New Jersey New York State Youngstown Cochrane Sara Davis Judge Richards New Holland Atlantic City Stevenville M. J. Lee Clark and_ sons Tudy J. C. Cullen Ethel Cullen Flora H. McConnaughey Grace McCracken T. A. Bygate Sarah John Hoag Helene Hoag W. Conners Wm. Trainer Hagan M. J. Hagan J. R. Mynes Two Ridges Athens University Marty Ho Anson Carnill Sophia E. Bueche Howard McElroy Wheeling James Gracey W. R. Johnson Louisville Thomas John Lizzie Chapel Oakdale John Kells Benson Peples Wellsville John Welch Phoebe Stewart Washington, Pa Visting Priscilla Freeman Madison Avenue B. F. Murphy Mary T. C. Peers H. G. Bigger Portland Oregon City Charles H. Steele North Fourth Street Elizabeth E. Dana J. W Evans Alex. Dunbar Jasper Porter Slack Street Elwood Ind Buffalo N. Y Silver Lake Joseph Finney Edna Bucey Emma Hiskel Stella Miller A. J. Wilkinson Carlton. Nicholson South Fourth Street Los Angeles Cal Chicago Colorado Springs San Francisco Lydia Tavener Parkersburg W. Va C. Davis Esther Davis Clarksburg Zroom Boyd Slacktreet Rey. Scott Congress Amanda Grimes The Herald- Star Hom John Rex Harrison Jefferson George Winter W. McDonald Miller New York City Winters Travis Ada Ball Beechout Y. S. M. Society of the ‘Third Presbyterian Church Japan Otis Peters Lillian Fiest Mary Thornburg Nannie Palmer Bertha Frank Kell Joseph Bainbridge South Third Street James Mankin Near East Liverpol John Williams Somerdale Monroe Wood Richmond O Oliver Carl C. Donaldson Jefferson Fryer Fast

County Treasury Report Shows Balances by Fund

The County Treasury balance as of August 32, 1007 (undivided liquor fund 4,432 0 undivided cigarette fund 12 03 infirmary fund 16,486 4¢ farm aid 30,301 fcc soldiers relief fund 3,019 7¢ special road fund 1,030 county Pike fund 73,821 dog and girawaa 1,580 road improvement fund 4,068 fish and game fund 24 county funding debt 16,027 2 infirmary building debt 8 14,273 98 auditors' fee fund 1,001 15 childrens' home fund 5,101 depository interest fund 1,684 29 Adena and Harrisville pike fund 4,277 Empire Pike fund 0 Knoxville Pike fund 0 Hopewell and Rush Run Pike fund 0 Mt. Pleasant stations and Long Run Pike 1,240 35 Portland and Dillonvale Pike fund 0 Neel Pike Fund 1,559 08 Smithfield and Portland Pike Fund 10,875 57 Skelly Station Pike Fund 330 40 Warrenton Pike 1,101 54 State and County Road Improvement Fund 5,126 38 Toronto Corporation Fund 5,868 06 Outstanding Warrant Account 20,143 06 Balance in Treasury vis 256,308 13 verified by J M Reynolds county auditor and Chas L Foreman county treasurer.

County Treasury Ohie Acciues M.isaase Eek Ve the Given-Brown Memoret Pann Sae Childrens’ Home Fund Harrisville Pig Empire Pike Fund Knoxville Hopewell Rush Run Mt. Pleasant Long Run Portland Dillonvale Neel Pike Smithfield Skelly Station Pike Warrenton Pike Toronto Corporation Fund

Tennis Elbow Described As Local Painful Condition

The new disease tennis elbow shows local tenderness on pressure and acute pain on arm extension. Swelling is rare and tearing of muscular fibers is suspected. The condition is persistent and often recurs despite long rest. The Somerville Journal notes a contrast between hope and happiness in life.

Somerville Journal Medical Institute Co West Gay Street Columbus Ohio

Damages Sought in Boiler Explosion Suit

Roy N. Merryman as administrator for Clyde Kimball sues Wm. Kavanaugh Co. in U.S. District Court for $1,000 damages after a boiler explosion at the Steubenville plant. Plaintiff alleges reckless and negligent defective boiler, lack of hydraulic test and missing steam surge. Kimball died June ith. Mansfield & W. C. Brown attorneys.

U. S. District Court Roy N. Merryman Clyde Kimball Wm. Kavanaugh Co Steubenville Kimball Mansfield & W. C. Brown Attorneys

Hitchcock Praises Carriers and Plans Post Office Reform

First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock spoke in Canton Ohio Sept 5 to the National Letter Carriers Association. He carried greetings from the department, thanked delegates and ladies auxiliary, and pledged to support legislation for better pay. He lauded Morgan’s New York promotion and President Roosevelt’s merit policy, drawing enthusiastic cheers from the carriers.

Cerriers Canton Hitchcock Boston St. Louis Chicago Morgan New York City Roosevelt

Lightning Fatal to Seven at Buckhorn Falls

A fierce lightning strike in Rale, North Carolina, during a heavy storm killed seven men and injured ten at Buckhorn Falls in Chatham County. Fifty to seventy workers sheltered in the cement house of the Buckhorn Falls power plant when a tree split by lightning toppled onto the building, claiming two white men and five Black men dead and wounding three whites and seven Black men.

Rale'e N. C Sept Buckhorn Falls Chatham County

Bicycle use in Europe outpaces American trend

The bicycle remains a staple of travel in Europe, widely used by locals and tourists alike. American visitors encounter French and British riders on the continent, underscoring Europe's enduring enthusiasm for the flying wheel despite American shifts in transportation popularity.

Europe United States Geome

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