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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1907

Page

4

Wintersville Grange to Host Lecture by Rev Herbert Bigelow

Wintersville Grange No 1636 prepares for a lecture by Rev Herbert Bigelow of Cincinnati on September 29 1907 at 7 pm at Wintersville on The Initiative Referendum. Everyone is invited to attend and hear the topic discussed. The event includes musical interludes recitations and a banquet. A swarm of details from a local gathering notes the 133 attendees and the evening’s orderly program.

Wintersville Herbert, Bigelow Cincinnati Jane Burnett Jennie McClelland Wellsville Rock Springs New House of the England Sisters Mary Roberts Green Lawn Big Grange Edna Scott Good Ladies of the Grange Ladies of the Grange

Epworth church ice cream festival and community notes

Bloomfield and surrounding residents host a church ice cream festival at Corea Hall with Rev. L. and other local figures in attendance. The column lists visiting relatives, guests at Main Street homes, church events at the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches, travel to Pittsburg, Athens, Steubenville, and Saturday social happenings, including ground breaking for a new home and various ties among Bloomfield families and friends.

Bloomfield Gathering Highlights Local Music Effort

D. H. Welday of Steubenville greeted Bloomfield friends Tuesday while Ken up her work in music in this place, reflecting community engagement and local artistic activity.

Ken D. H. Welday Steubenvile Bloomfield

Wintersville Growth Sparks Local Hopes for News Outlet

In Wintersville the town reports rapid growth with one auto two stores and two blacksmith shops. residents express desire for a printing office to speed news, as nearby towns see activity. multiple locals visit and call on friends amid community events and gatherings.

Stantons suffering accident. local notes from area

Rev Bowers attends annual Conference in Cleveland. Stanton Long injured by slipping on broken bottle, leg cut below the knee, doctor summoned and wound dressed. expected to be laid up for some time. Local births, visits, and social notes follow with names Aliance Smithfield and others. Farmers report light grain and potato crops, scarce fruit. prices expected higher this winter.

Neva Bowers Marguerite Ford Smithfield Hester Marian White Isiah Nixon West Thomas Nixon S. M. Floyd

Untonport notes of visits and parish events

Mrs Wilson Hawkins and children returned to Mingo after visiting home folks Mrs Martin and Helen will attend school at Mingo this year Mr and Mrs Cramlett attended a family reunion at Newcomerstown H S Barkier passed through on his way home Mrs Singleton Crider visits her daughter Mrs Will Jones in Wheeling W Va Mr George Moore busy repairing the Presbyterian Church Brother Hamilton preaches at the Christian Church Sunday morning and evening All invited Mr H F Barkier visited last weekend attended Kilgore festival Aug 1 Arbenz of Wheeling WV may relocate west D L Buchanan and wife leave Monday for Bergholz Ohio Best wishes to them

Blomf Epworth M. E. Church Core Rev. L. Nd Fal Conee Robert Yvon Swisavale Fliza As VA. Blackburn Blackburn Earl Bloomfield Pittsburg Kate Porter Martin's Ferry Emma Jones W A. Judkins Smithfield FE. M. Fell Steubenville A. L. Porer Helen Paulman Mt. Moriah Gertrude Giesey Pleasant Valley Mary Jordan Fadllackburn Eliza Thompson Towlc Kk. Gruber Annapolis Jas L. Mather W. W. Rabe Kate Blackburn Nellie Moore Deersville Tappan C. Thomas Sqgere Weat Croskey Cadiz Wayne Township Presbyterian Church Mr. Mansafeld Wilson Hawkins Mingo Martin Helen Cramlett Newcomerstown Brother Hamilton Chrisitian H. F. Barkier Kilgore H. F. Adhenz Wheeling W. Va Arbenz West D. L. Buchanan Bergholz Ohio

Primaries At Smithfield District Vote Totals

The Republican primary results from Smithfield dated Saturday September 7 show trustees elected Charles Hunt 147 votes Alonzo Hayne 125 M S Moore 0 Jane Barkhurst 2 treasurers Charles McKinney 183 clerk U K Sutherland 173 justice of peace two to elect John R Hanna Lewis McLaughlin D D P Sutherland 157 constable two to elect N Q Phin s tag Robert Johnson 148 Ed Mercer 13 Clyde Mercer 3 assessor Smithfield and Lincoln W Naylor 66 Adena and York H M Thompson 44 Pine Valley Joseph Barkhurst 13

Smithfield Chas. Hunt Alonzo Hayne M.S Moore Jane Barkhurst Chas. McKinney U. K. Sutherland Justice of Peace John R. Hanna Lewis McLaughlin DD. P. Sutherland

Miss H. B. Spaulding Announces Fall Millinery Sale

Miss H. B. Spaulding prepares her Brill iant store for fall millinery, receiving new stock at the old stand near the ferry landing. Goods are off sale now as she outfits the shop for seasonal offerings.

Spaulding Brilliant Ferry Landing Sizat

County Teachers Examinations Begin September 1907

Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of every month from September 1907 through August 1908. The tests occur at Wells High School in Steubenville Ohio, usually starting at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, by order of the Board of Examiners, Wilson H. Inkins, secretary.

Wells High SeBbo Steubenville Ohio Whl Board of Examiners Wilson H

Deaths: Mrs Bechet and John Huber Lose Loved Ones

Mrs Bechet widow of the late Dennis Caniff dies at 514 Market Street after a lengthy illness. She leaves two children Laura and Lawrence, sisters Miss Anna May and Bernard Caniff, and brother William May. funeral notices to follow. John Huber, carpenter of Ridge Avenue La Belle View, dies at home after a long illness aged years. he leaves a wife and three children Emma Oscar and Paul.

Miks Dennis Caniff Bechet Market Street Holy Name Church John Huber Ridge Avenue la Belle View Emma Oscar Aul

No More Catarrh Beall & Steele Promise Steubenville Cure

Beall and Steele declare no catarrh will exist in Steubenville thanks to Hyomei. The treatment is guaranteed to refund if it fails to heal, delivering medicated air via a pocket inhaler to target throat and lung germs for thorough, permanent relief.

Beall & Steele Steubenville Adventans of

Vital Magnetism and the Happy Man of Steubenville

An enthusiastic feature on Vital Magnetism as a healing force with the Steubenville case of a boy phenomenon aiding chronic ailments. The piece extols the method, cites cures, and highlights Mr John Heston, a 16 year puddler, as another striking example of transformation through magnetism.

Inow Steubenville Germany France John Heston Rolling Mills Mr. Heston

Remarkable recovery tale frames medical miracle ad

A man recounts decades of paralysis and pain from a rolling mill career ending by illness. After attending a Grand Opera House treatment, he reports numbness fading, cramps stopping, and sleep improving, crediting Vital Magnetism and the Boy Phenomenon. His wife corroborates the dramatic change and urges others to seek the therapy at the Imperial Hotel office, noting extended reduced prices due to demand.

Grand Opera House John Heston Heston Mr. Heston Ted John Impérial Hotel

Woman Regent Ruled American Colony for Carteret

Lady Carteret served as regent for Lord Carteret in his absence, the only woman to rule a British American colony. She was married to William Lawrence, a New York widow, and signed many authoritative documents as regent.

Lady Carteret Lord Carteret New York William Lawrence

Steubenville Presbytery Adjourns After Oak Ridge Sessions

Transacted Steubenville Presbytery adjourned following largely attended sessions at Oak Ridge. Next meeting set for Second Church Steubenville. Opening sermon by Rev. Hutchison Wellsville. Rev. Dr. E. M. McMillan East Liverpool elected moderator. Dr. W. E. Howard Scio permanent clerk. Reports praised on missions and education. N M Crowe East Liverpool dismissed to Pittsburg Church. Sabbath school conferences planned.

Steubenville Oak Ridge Second Church Hutchison Wellsville E. M. McMillan East Liverpool W. E. Howard Scio Price A. M. Reid de. C. M. Floyd N. M. Crowe Pittsburg

Fitted Up Merchant Advertises Fall Goods at Old Stand

A brief notice states a merchant living at the old stand one square below a ferry landing offers fall goods for sale. The fragment indicates inventory on hand and a sale to attract customers at that location.

George W. McCook to depart for New York City business trip

George W. McCook will leave tonight for a business trip to New York City. He plans meetings with partners and will return after completing the scheduled engagements.

George W. McCook New York City

Miss H S Spaulding Millinery at Old Stand

Miss H S Spaulding advertises her millinery collection at the old stand one square landing. Goods on hand include new fall styles and bright offerings for the season.

Devoe Paint Advice and Kidney Pills Adverts in Steubenville

Letter from F W Devoe & Co praises Devoe paint for long life and two coats for Mrs Moore of Kelsey. Another ad extols Dean's Kidney Pills aiding Steubenville workers, featuring J Egger of 218 South Fourth Street who claims cure after years of kidney trouble and bladder weakness.

Leter F. W. Devoe. & CO Dean Steubenville Eve Ry J. & Egger South Fourth Street Ohio Beall & Steele Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Parmenter Named Pittsburg High Assistant Principal

Prof W W Parmenter of Steubenville High School was elected by the Central School Board of Pittsburg as an assistant principal with a salary of 1300, possibly rising to 2100. He has submitted his resignation and may depart. First day attendance reached 2248, up 14 from last year, with figures by building listing La Belle 51 Jefferson 88 Lincoln 261 Garfield 287 Washington 335 Stanton 422 Grant 471 Wells 333. Personal solicitation aims to boost the Latin class.

W. W. Parmenter Steubenville High School Central School Board of Pittsburg Parmenter la Belle Jefferson Lincoln Garfield Washington Stanton Grant Wells

Burglars Active in Scio and Jewett Towns

Burglars entered the Pan Handle station at Scio and a box car and burglarized several stores in Jewett. The activity may connect to the Warrenton holdup that night in which Agent Collins was robbed of $80 in W. L. E. money.

Scio Jewett Collins Warrenton

Water Drainage Threat Hits Dillonvale Premises

The Dillonvale property faces flooding as tracks sit six to ten feet higher than the land. A pool fed by an abandoned coal mill lies 200 yards away, with a 24 inch sewer near the premises. The railroad aims to divert water into the sewer, risking regular inundation after rain. W. C. Brown represents the suit. Huston & Williams report Dunlope vs Narragan for $305.56 in unfinished house contract.

Dillonvale Plaintiff's Short Creek W. C. Brown M. M. Dunlope Jesse L. Narragan Huston & Williams

County Clerk Warned by Threats Over Dry County Licenses

Armour S. Cooper Hancock county clerk received two typewritten letters signed A Friend warning him to beware threats. Mailed from East Liverpool, the letters urged staying away from the Hancock county reunion at Rock Springs, though Cooper attended unmolested and considered the matter a joke.

Hancock County East Liverpool Wellsville Armour S. Cooper Cooper Rock Springs

McKinley Monument Dedication Invites Steubenville

Mayor Scott receives a letter from Canton Ohio Mayor Turnbull inviting Steubenville to attend the dedication of the McKinley monument, funded by contributions from a million people in America and abroad, on September 30, with President Roosevelt, Cabinet, Congress, foreign ambassadors, Gov. Harris, and state officials expected to attend. A parade and large choir are planned.

Scott A. R. Turnbull Canton Ohio McKinley America Steubenville Roosevelt Congress

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