Social calendar packed with visits across cities
Miss Gladys W. S. Stewart of Bridgeport visits Miss Blanche Lorman others from Cleveland New York Wheeling and Cadiz travel to see relatives. Many local residents host and attend gatherings in Steubenville with trips to Cleveland Pittsburg Philadelphia Niagara Falls and Atlantic City noted. Engagement announced for Miss Emma Sanford and Morley B. Starrett set for October 7. Carriages, clubs, and church events fill the social scene as families tour, dine, and plan celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys W. S. Stewart
Bridgeport
Blanche Lorman
Jane Leach
James Tilden
Cleveland
Andes Linton
New York
Henry Dobbins
Tom Williams
Eugene
Wheeling
Charles Looman
Frank Johnson
J. N. Johnson
Cadiz
Ellen Mary Junkin
New Wilmington
Margaret Robinson
North High Street
Laura Lloyd
Cross Creek Township
John Beans
la Belle View
Ora Kemeren
Roxa Parks Bush
New Philadelphia
Walter 5. Smith
Sixth Avenue
Jennie Prentiss
Pittsburg
Emily Fulton
Annapolis
Stella Arthur
South Third Street
Charles A. Cox
Beatty's
Glass House
Baltimore
Henry L. Wilson
Robt. K. Hill
Chicago
Bertha
Ralston
Todo G. A. R
The
Fullers
Barbara Schultz
Otto R. Schultz
Somh Fourth Street
Eagle Aerie
Fallows
V. J. Walter Figgett
United Presbyterian Church
KE. F. Feist
Miss Welma
Atantic City
Philadelphia
Albany
Buffalo
Niagara Pans
Lee W. Gill
James
Nahant
Emally Hunter
Simpson & Hunter Automobile Co
Foreland
Amous Ford
FE. R. Johnson
T . Rabe
Wm. Pullock
Buchanan
Mt. Pleasant Ag
W. C. TU
Mr. Jones
Mary Helms
Stanton Park
Miss Rodgers
Washington
Otto RK. Shultz
Henry
Edward
la Belle Mill
Germany
Heidelburg
Posam-Bromberg
Emma Sanford
Ann Sanford
Morley B. Starrett
Welleville
Steubenville
Misa Sanford
Starrett
Wellaville
Oscar Ferrow
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Helen Fleming
Commercial Society Co
Crescent Club
Mary Frederick
Pleasant Hall
Waldrop
Jane McDowell
Shepherd's Inn
Harlem Springs
de Dickerson
F. Hl. Kerr
Wedding Bells at Sherrard Farm for Sherrard and Wickersham
Reverend John Sherrard officiated the home wedding of Miss Mary K. Sherrard and Mr. Howard L. Wickersham in Steubenville. The ceremony for twenty-two was followed by a dining room wedding dinner. The bride wore ivory satin with Duchesse lace and her mother’s veil. The couple, after an eastern trip, will reside with the bride’s mother on South Fourth Street. Out of town relatives attended from Harrisburg, Wellsburg, and Wilkinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherrard
Sherrard
Mary K. Sherrard
Howard L. Wickersham
Elizabeth Sherrard
Imediate
Robert
Catherine Johnson Sherrard
Wickersham
Steubenville
The
la Belle
South Fourth Street
City
Groom
Harrisburg
Thomas J. Sherrard
Wellsburg
Wilkinsburg
Quiet Wednesday wedding at Finley parsonage
John W. Keider and Edna E. McGaugh of Empire wed at Finley M E parsonage with Rev Boyer officiating. The couple left for Empire to begin their home together, in the presence of numerous witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley M. E. Parsonage
John W. Keider
Edna E. McGaugh
Empire
Boyer
Reider
Edna Kepler Weds Charles Cutler in Wellsburg Nuptials
Miss Edna R. Kepler and Charles S. Cutler were married at 8 p m with Rev Francis M Biddle officiating at the Christian church parlor. The couple to reside with the bride’s parents at 1803 Main Street Wellsburg after a wedding luncheon. Groom a Tri State Traction motorman formerly with Steubenville Traction. guests included Mrs Bruce Roberts and children Virginia and Margaret Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
H. B. Kipler
Tri-State Traction Lines
Steubenville Traction Company
Cutler
Kepler
Main Street
Wellsburg
Steubenille
Bruce Roberts
Virginia
Margaret Collins
Thos
Madigan
Dudley Byers
Probate Court Actions and Appointments Summary
In Michael McCort estate Loretta McCort resigned as administratrix citing intent to leave the state Rosa Williams appointed in her stead bond set at 1000 In Minnie Duffey estate John Stewart Jr filed to probate will hearing September 16 In Thomas Mosey estate petition to real estate by administratrix Lydia Mosey hearing October 5 In Walter L Healer estate minor W F Clark guardian filed to lease real estate for oil hearing September 5 In Salathiel Cattrell estate petition to probate will hearing September 8 In W T Rutledge Springfield township inventory issued to William H Rutledge et al In Chie vs Lydia E Landis juvenile defendant ordered sent to Delaware Ohio Girls Home. judgment suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Duffey
John Stewart, Jr
Thos. Mosey
Lydia Mosey
Walter L. Healer
W. Ft. Clark
Guardian
Salathiel Cattrell
W. T. Rutledge
Springfield Township
Wm. H. Rutledge
Chie
Lydia E. Landis
Delaware
Court proceedings report from Ohio estate matters and juvenile cases
Public sale ordered in the Richard Taggart estate with widow Mary S. J. Taggart purchasing for 2000 dollars. Ohio vs Tilly Homick involves a juvenile hearing. Final account exceptions filed in the Anna M. McCoy estate. Martin Murray juvenile case ordered to Boys Home at Lancaster. Executrix inventory filed in Wm M Cope estate. Final account filed in Sarah J Smurthwaite minors case with Dr J J McCoy as guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Taggart
F. H. Kerr
Mary S. J. Taggart
Ohio
Tilly Homick
Anna M. McCoy
M. N. Duval
Martin Murray
Mingo
Lancaster
Wm. M. Cope
Smithfield Township
Sarah J. Smurthwaite
J. J. McCoy
Court News items outline multiple Kentucky suits
In Mercer county a suit by infant Arlie M. Richmond, represented by J Benton Richmond, seeks 335 for nursing care of Mrs Winters under a will provision. Kerr handles D H England v Eng land executor. Dr H W Cooper sues Thomas M Clark for 200 on a note. Mrs William J Archer sues Dr H O Davis for 572 over a Barre granite monument in Shawnee Run cemetery. Frank Globinsky sues American Sewer Pipe Co. for 10000 over injuries from Jan 31 1908. he was a clay hauler crushed while cleaning a pan when the whistle wasn’t sounded. James Anselmetti sues Isador Simart to restrain interference with a watercourse on Mt Pleasant lands. dispute over dam and lumber, threatening bodily harm. E L Finley represents, La Belle Tren Works responds to Campbell estate death claim from engine explosion blaming Harry Andrews. A C Lewis and Naylor assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie .M. Richmond
J. Benton Richmond
D. H. England
Rachel Winters
Gruber
William J. Archer
H. O. Davis
Shawnee Run
Mercer County
Davis
Ferguson and Belknap
Frank Globinsky
James Anselmetti
Isador Simart
Mt. Pleasant Township
Anselmetti
Simare
Simart
E. L. Finley
la Belle Tren Works
George Campbell
Charles Walsh
Reed
Walsh
Harry Andrews
A. C. Lewis and
Naylor
Death Roll of Mrs Cather ine Hakill Liggett
Mrs Oliver J Liggett mourns the death at her South Fourth Street home Friday September 4 at 3 am after a brief illness. Born March 24 1844 near La Grange she lived in Steubenville most of her life. She married Oliver J Liggett September 5 1879 and died at 63 after paralysis. Survived by husband daughter Jessie Liggett Pritchard and four sisters and a brother. She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church and known for hospitality and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Liggett
Catherine Hakill Liggett
South Fourth Street
Jessie Liggett Pritchard
Mrs. Liggett
Jesse
Mary Bright
Hahill
la Grange
Brilliant
O. L. Worthington
Steubenville
Oliver Johnson Liggett
Second Presbyterian Church
Edward Mc- Cune
City
W. J. McCann
New Alexandria
L. R. Ramsey
Bellaire
John Ramsey
B. F. Huhill
Belmont, Ohio
Death of Steubenville Native John Leeper at 68
John Leeper, longtime Steubenville resident, died at his home 220 South Fifth Street on Friday at 1 a.m. Aged 68, he had suffered neuralgia of the heart and had been bedfast since Sunday. Born west of the city, he lived in Steubenville most of his life and left a widow, Reheren Owens, and three children Thomas, Grace Edwards, and Livvie, plus sister Mrs. William Robbins of Bloomington. He worked 30 years at Beatty’s Fan Hose and later ran a grocery and transfer business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Archer
Across the River
Gill Hospital
Archer
A. W. McDonald
Pleasant Heights
Colorado
Clifford
Mount Vita
T. Clark
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Buchanan
Emma MacDonald
Youngstown
Beaver
J. R. Beatty
Toledo
Secoe
E. D. Ledyard
Cambridge Springs
Alex. Sharpe
Barberton
J. Millen Robinson
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
On Hine Hammond
Ells Building
Mobile
Gulf Coast
John H. Dury
Means
Sewick‘ev
Durys
Erans
Mary McCaffrey
P. L. Moore
Edna Owesney
J. W. Freeland
Isabel
Mary Murphy
Marion
Ohio
Freeland
Isabel McMurry
Samuel Mac D. Laneseton
Ella MacDonald ‘Laneston
Marie Stone List
T. B. Dowington
Steubenville
M. J. Miller
MacDonald
Philadelphia
Magntans
Gettysburg
Bedford Springs
Ed Kelle
Prospect Avenue
Vern Nixon
Et Pa
Jessie Erwin
C. L. Williams
Annette Newheart
Carnegie
Daisy Bougher
Beatrice Cummis
Chicago
Clare Cummins
S. McLean
Amsterdam
People's Bank
Homer
Cook
Shepherd's Inn
George Salmon
Cleveland
Arthur C. Skinkle
Stanton Boulevard
Cleveland Artillery
John Leeper
South Fifth Street
Goth
Reheren Owens
Thomas
Grace
Clock Edwards
Steuhenville
Livvie
William Robbins
Bloomington
Leeper
Beatty's
Fan Horee
Respected MP Church Member remembered as kind husband
A highly respected citizen and devoted husband and father was remembered in a local obituary style note for his membership in the M.P. church. The brief tribute highlights his kindness, community standing, and family role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
M.P. Church
Mrs. Sarah A North obituary recalls Steubenville lineage
Mrs. Sarah A North age 73 died Sept 3 1908 at the home of her daughter Mrs J R Andrews in San Francisco after a long illness born Baltimore March 26 1835 daughter of Thomas and Mary Holden Williams she lived in Steubenville about forty eight years and was active in First M E Church surviving children Ella Crawford Delia Thompson Emma Andrews and William North with interment planned from Mrs Andrews home in San Francisco on Sunday afternoon also notes arrival of the late John S Moodey’s remains from Washington and services at St Stephen’s church with pallbearers named in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Bristol
Pitsburg
Wm. Pressley
Cleveland
Basil Nicholson
Kansas City
W. C. Evans
Columbus
Harry Koegler
John Caulfield
Dayton
W.N. Keller
Steubenville
Sara Cunningham
Cross Creek Township
B. J. Guyer
James McNeelan
Salem
Margaret Kendall
Mary Morton
Cambridge
Harriet Simeral
Bloomfield
Chas. D. Simeral
L. Whitaker
Charleroi
St. Peter's Church
R. C. Anderson
Emma Borden
Zoar
Emma Lowry
Hawkins’ Store
Mantau
Clarence Burris
Fair Play
John Burris
William Banfield
Atlantic City
Hotel Ostend
Elizabeth Young
Sulzbacher
L. E. Holroyd
Pittsburg
Carnegie
M. B. McCreery
Subbacher
New York
Miler
Uhrichsville
Labor Day
M. Montfort
Logan Street
Mary Wil
Hickory
Olive Marshall
Scottdale
Sarah A. North
Robert Crawford
W. P. Thompson
J. R. Andrews
San Francisco
J. K. Andrews
Emma
William
Barnesville
Andrews
John 8
Moodey
Washington, D. C
St. Stephen's Church
William Grier
Noted Colored Woman to Speak in Steubenville
Carrie W. Clifford of Washington D C will visit Steubenville on September 8 delivering a lecture and recital at Quinn AME church about Jim Crow laws and race discrimination. J N McCullough and the Howard Female Quartet provide music with a reception afterward. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Carrie W. Clifford
Washington, D. C
Clifford
South
J. N. McCullough
Howard
Quinn Church
J. S. Jackson
America
Unsatisfactory Reading in an Unabridged Dictionary
A concise note critiques how even an endless supply of good reading in an unabridged dictionary is distributed in a tantalizing yet uneven manner. The remark highlights the lure of vast entries and the challenge of selecting meaningful reads.
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E. H. Sprague
W. 5. Bigby
Kansas
W. H. Everhart
Bowerston
Put-in- Bay Island
George A. Dean
A. G. Dean
C Shocton
Miss Miller
W. R. Johnson
Louisville
Johnson
W. O. Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Armour Company
B. C. Cooper
Richmond
First Presbyterian Sahabth
Remick
I. C. Lashley
Eli Castner
Harry Wintringer
Ars
Harry Linton
Means Foundry Co
Mr. Linton
Mary
Jordan
Harcourt Seminary
Gambus, O
Helen
van Horn Ely
Wheaton Amon Boson
E. E Erskine
Arlington Seminary
West Chester
Oter Pila Fies
Mary Holtin
Broan Mawr
Agnes McClinton
Washington, Pa
Marian Forsythe
Westminster College
Clara Gragg
Wellsley
Mildred Lewis
Birmingham
Birmingham School
Josephine Kerr
Reedford
Mary Quinlen
Frances Bucy
Ab Dora Hisseling
Emma Garry
Wiliam
Florence
Jessie Porter
George
Katherine Flatery
Raymond Bitson
Hubert
Thomas Jorsha
Helen Ketchner
Laura Barvard
Frank Ferguson
Austin
John Taftos
Gordon
George H. Miller
First Methodist Protestant Church
Miller
G. W. Cunningham
Milwaukee
Clifford T. Rawlings
East Liverpool
Odessa
A. Thompson
Lida McCeever
McGowan
George P. Kells
Georgia Frankenberg
Marie
Satie Comly
Johnstown
John Thompson
L. A. Comly
Florence Worstall
Charles Smith
Frank Meyers
Denmoon
Uhriesville
Herman Baginsky
Nellie
Scranton
L. R. Dette
Adams Street
Henry S. Phillips
McConnell
Misses Lyons
Young Ladies Missionary Society of
Third Presbyterian Church
Wm. Thornburg
Henrietta Rowe
C. O. Hallett
Hallett
Thomas P. Godfrey
Margaret Tuhey
M. Aidan
Sisters of Mercy
Canivan
E. M. Geary
High
Market Streets
Nellie Russel
Gertrude Rady
Mabel Bowers
New Martinsville
W. Va
Jessie Gills
Bradford
S. Bowers
G. Rady
Geo
Houston
Belle Mina
Alabama
Robert Hill
Henrietta Hill
Hettie Tope
Toronto
John Sweatt
Odessa Nee
Miss Duncan
Canada
Niagara Falls
Wickersham-Sherrard
Probate
Michael McCort
Loretta McCort
Rosa Williams
He Court News
Todd
Scott
Jotieet
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