Squirrels, travels, and sudden death reported
Correspondence from Colliers notes nimrods enjoying sport with 5 to 14 squirrels bagged daily. Local people and visitors include J H Atkinson and wife visiting his mother, H R Stansbury and wife, Mrs Owings, and others traveling to Cleveland Put-in-Bay Toronto and Niagara Falls. Miss B E Whalen and Dell Donavan spend vacations in Atlantic City. Mrs Esta Ryland dies suddenly after a hemorrhage at home. funeral Monday at the Tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Niagara Falls
B. E. Whalen
Atlantic City
Fred Roney
Marietta
Dresden
Cunningham
East Liverpool
Dell Donavan
Esta Ryland
Ella
Anna
Wintersville Notes Move In Village This Week
Wintersville sees several residents relocate this week with William Thomas moving to Geneva and Mr Baggett taking his vacated house. Harry Marker relocates across the street and Mr Robb moves into Markers former home. Social visits and local schooling notes follow alongside births and church activities.
Bloomfield Social Roundup Hits Local Notables
Bloomfield headlines recount Reverend and Mrs D W MacLeod returning from Sydney Nova Scotia and sermons at the Presbyterian church. Eldredge named M E pastor for next year while friends applaud. Local visits span Akron Mt Vernon New Somerset Wellsville Steubenville and Cleveland.
Community Notes From Bloomfield and Nearby Areas
Co. C Althugh and family have removed to Mingd Junction Rev. R. K. Forter and daughter of Indianola Iowa visit Mrs. Nancy Porter Rural Route No. 1 Miss Lucia Maxwell of Columbus visiting her sister Mrs A J Plants The Bloomfield band will furnish music for the picnic and reunion by Harry Hale Post G A R of Richmond in J T Crawford's grave The Misses Cora McCann and Etta Thompson of New Alexandria were guests of Mrs W W Babe G E Henderson pastor of the U P church preached to an interested congregation Sabbath day J C Ralston and family were called from Steubenville to attend the funeral of Miss Elizabeth Merryman Mrs Snyder and daughter of Greenough were guests of A B Hilbert Sunday The timber sold in this community has all been cut and the saw mill left Tuesday for Adena where the Prendergast Co of Marion Ohio has timber bought Rev Cunningham of Milnersville Ohio has been called to Mt Moriah church J J Merryman George Dodds W Wallace and others attended the State Fair and Wheeling last week EM Crawford returned from a visit with his cousin Hon C B Hart of Wheeling Miss Elizabeth Merryman died at the home of G W Ralston Saturday night September 1ath after a short illness The funeral was Monday at Mt Horrah Baptist church Rev Mac Leod preached the sermon Miss Merryman leaves three sisters Mrs N O Naylor Mrs G W Ralston Bloomfield and Mrs J C Ralston Steubenville She now rests in Mt Moriah Cemetery old and wife Mrs Mary Welday visiting friends in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C
Althugh
Mingd
R. K. Forter
Kdianola
Iowa
Nancy Porter
Lucia Maxwell
Columbus
A. J. Plants
Bloomfield Band
Harry Hale Post
Etta Thompson
New Alexandria
W W
Babe
G. E. Henderson
U. P. Church
J. C Ralston
Steubenville
Elizabeth Merryman
Snyder
Greenough
A. B. Hilbert
Adena
Prendergast Co
Marion
Ohio
Rev. Cunningham
Milnersville
Mt. Moriah Church
J. J. Merryman
George Dodds
W. Wallace
Fair
Wheeling
EM. Crawford
C. B. Hart
G. W. Ralston
Mt. Horrah Baptist Church
MacLeod
Bloomfield Presbyterian Church
Merryman
N. O. Naylor
Bloomfield
J. C. Ralston
Steuttenville
Mt. Moriah
Richland
B. Frank Thompson
Cadiz
W. E. Smith
Amsterdam
Vesta Kear
H. M. Stewart
Harry Talbott
Adams Mills
Kelly Talbott
A. G. Reebout
Richmood
W. H. Reebout
Alice May Barton
Oak Park
Third Congregational Church
Chicadh
J. T.scott
Lanning’ton
N. Vo
Col. Doak
K.P. Cunningham
BL Maves
Ellach
Rank Shepherd
SP. Arn
John M. McBain obituary from Bergholz Ohio
John M. McBain born July 16 1873 in Jefferson County Ohio died August 23 1907 at his Bergholz home aged 34 years 1 month 14 days He was Bergholz postmaster for over seven years Republican committeeman Knights of the Modern Maccabees member survived by wife parents one brother and four sisters Funeral August 25 1907 at the Presbyterian church with Rev J W Liggett officiating Burial in Bergholm cemetery. pallbearers were his brother Maccabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. McBain
Teferson County
Jennie N. Elliott
Ross Township
Bergholz
McBain
Lincoln
J. W. Liggett
Presbyterian Church
Bergholm
Richland Notes Show Nearby Visits And Local Events
Community updates from Richland describe visits by B Frank Thompson and family of Cadiz to Mrs Thompson, Parker Stephenson returning to New Haven Connecticut, and residents Harry Taylor J M Harboust, W A Roberts H J Roberts visiting kin. Public school opening, local marriages, ribbon races, and guests including Vesta Kear, Mrs Rebecca Anderson, and Mrs Ella ch speak to a busy week in area life.
Unionport Social News and Local Updates
The Unionport community held a hay ride and festival week end with many locals named including Davis McNary Tipton Rittenhouse Skipper Cromey Polen and Reed. A box social is planned at the Presbyterian church for September 21 with ladies bringing boxes and several residents attend gatherings and visits across nearby towns.
Hazel Dell Agriculture and Local Visits Report
Hazel Dell notes show A. M. Smith and Son finishing threshing with an average yield of about 25 bushels per acre for oats and 1 for wheat. Walter Huston improves from appendicitis. Miss Emma Flynn of Pittsburgh visits G. Jewell’s country home. M. L. Cole starts cutting ensilage. Frederick Schaub visits his parents in Tiffin. Martha and Mary Porter attend Wheeling Fair. Welday family returns from Jamestown exposition. Local farmers busy preparing ground for wheat and Smithfield Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
A. M. Smith & Son
Walter Huston
Emma Flynn
Ofittsburg Pa
G. Jewell
M. L. Cole
Frederick Schaub
Tiffin
Ohio
Martha Porter
Neicé
Mary Porter
Lowa
J. Elihu Welday
Jamestown Exposition
Jennie Hawthorne
Cadiz
Virginia Welday
William McKibbin
T. W. Johnston
Brush Creek Social Roundup Recaps Local Travel and Visits
Alex Carman returns from Nebraska and the West. Will Thomas and wife come from Ashville North Carolina to stay at Mrs. Thomas' parent's home on Chestnut Grove Ridge. Walter Phillips and wife visited Robert Russell last week. Miss Hattie Campbell left for Amsterdam to spend the winter. Monroeville still lacks a school teacher. Miss Mary Woodratt of Wellsville visited Miss Lizzie Smith last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Alex Carman
Nebraska
Will Thomas
Ashville
N. C
Thomas
Chestnut Grove Ridge
Walter Phillips
Robert Russell
Hattie Campbell
Amsterdam
Monroeville
Mary Woodratt
Wellsville
Lizzie Smith
Rush Run Visitors and Local Family Guests
Mr Proctor of Washington county visits relatives near Locust Ridge with the Jones family. Fred Jones of Dilla nv ale and George Sanderson of Pittsburg stay with kin then plan to return home. Mrs Hasenfield and daughter visit Glen's Run relatives, Liszie Rising returns to Pittsburg. Barcus and Misses Jones with nearby residents enjoy a Sunday sail on the upper end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
Proctor
Washington County
Thomas Jones
Fred Jones
Dill Anvale
Locust Ridge
George Sanderson
Pittsburg
John Hasenfield Son
An Ester
Glen
Frank Barcus
Prilliant
Fila
Mildred Jones
Lorain Gerkey
Stewart
Messrs
Jne Dorsey
Evening visit and family gathering in Steuben ville
The text describes Talese of Steubenville visiting relatives for supper on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sivard, both near eighty, were joined by Mr Lashley for a mile ride up the pike after dinner, then returned home at sundown. Skeels and Mrs Ford visited Short Creek to see James Oliver, who is ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Talese
Steubenville
James Sivard
Lashley
F. B. Skeels
John Ford
Short Creek
James Oliver
Winterville social notes and school opening details
Miss Margaret Ford visits cousins in Winterville. Mrs Elizabeth England and Elma return from Wheeling. A touring party went to Rock Springs in Welday's Rambler. Attendees included J A Welday Frank Heindman Elma England Pearl Hoburn Harrett Barrett. High school opens with seventy five pupils. Oscar Scott to lodge in Winterville. Hindman visits Colliers. Miss Mary Roberts teaches Green Lawn. Edna Merryman visiting sister Mrs Marker. New residences rise. Mae Scott to spend winter in Green Lawn. Pearl Hoburn visits Center Chapel. Mrs Ekey with daughter Mrs Leonard Stewart. Prof George busy with class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterville
Margaret Ford
Hester
Marion White
Elizabeth England
Elma
Wheeling
Rock Springs
C Ity
A. Welday
New Rambler
J. A. Welday
Frank Heindman
Elma England
Pearl
Mae’ Scott
Green Law
Scott
Clarence Bowers
Steubenville
Pearl Hoburn
Friends
Center Chapel
Ekey
Leonard Stewart
Social notes from Cross Creek area social calendar
Mrs J C Baxter hosted guests and visitors from Wellsburg and Steubenville. Chauncey Jacob began teaching at Good Will school and W A Gmin will teach Tent school this winter. Ice cream festival at Tent U P church planned and St John’s church service scheduled for next Sabbath at 11. All attend from Cross Creek and nearby communities.
Smithfield News: Church Meeting and Local Movements
Rev Logan preached to a full house at the union service. The Christian church holds its yearly four day meeting starting April 7. Guests include Mr and Mrs W Long of Columbus and Mrs Annie Kamisky of Richmond. Clarence Ong moves to Steubenville and Ford relocates his family there. Others move into local houses and Mrs Ollie Naylor undergoes another operation at Allegheny General hospital. Farmers threshing as yields tainted by poor returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Logan
Union
Labrath
The
Christian Church
Goth
W. Long
Columbus
Vermilion
Annie Kamisky
Richmond
Ind
Mrewis
Clarence Ong
Steuvenville
Fred Cope
Roland
Sarah Ong
Berlin
Herousin
Stanley
Chris McKelvy
Vandergrift
Ashler
M. P
Ford
Steubenville
John Newton
William Judkins
Maplevenue
Sweeney
VS. Purnance
the Avenue
Ollie Naylor
Allegheny General Hospital
Machelors host Stanton Arkansas personal notes tonight
PERSONALS mention Grafton Jones visiting the In Han Territory and George Boyd returning to the Pan landle ticket office after vacation. Miss Elizabeth Stevenhart begins a two week Pitts mir visit. C W Cookson and wife of Bloomfield return from a two week East trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machelors
Stantonark
Grafton Jones
George Boyd
Panlandle
Elizabeth Stevenhart
Pittsmir
C. W. Cookson
Bloomielwd
Social notes fill city with visits and travel
Miss Agnes McClinton left Wednesday to resume studies at the Seminary in Washington Pennsylvania. Miss Dora Hill of Ogontz faculty left Thursday for Philadelphia to begin the school year. Missage Hall returns from Lincoln Nebraska where she works as a cashier to visit home for a week. Mrs Charlotte McCabe of Burttstown was in the city Thursday calling on friends and shopping. Mrs H H Henderson nee Florence Donaldson left Wednesday for Passaic after a two week visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs W H Lowe left Thursday for an auto trip to Carrollton to attend the Pearce home and a family reunion at Hanover. Everett Little and wife, with William Little and Lizzie Little of Benwood WV, attended the funeral of Mrs Josephine Barry. Mr and Mrs George N Weary go on extended trip to Niagara Falls Canada and Lake Champlain returning via Boston Jamestown and more, planning four months travel. A wedding at Holy Name Parish House on Wednesday featured Miss Henrietta Heilbeck and Mr John Gilmore, with reception and plans to live in the city. Miss Annie Melching’s upcoming marriage to R C Henderson is noted with a social at the Zion Lutheran Church. The Köfie Klatch hosted at Mrs Kryes on La Belle View raised funds for the society. Mrs Thomas W Walker hosted a large autumn reception at Queen Anne Place with lavish decor and music by Miss Marian Walker and Mrs Wallace. Several people are mentioned as visitors or hosts including Mr and Mrs S S Bott, Miss Marie Morley, Mrs Mollie Ashley, Miss Reid, Mrs Orlin Sanford and daughter, and Mr and Mrs J A Burns with a California trip and plans for Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hill
Ogontz
Hiladelphia
Missage Hall
Lincoln
Neb
Charlotte McCabe
Burttstown
Y. W. Maxwell
H. H. Henderson
Florence Donaldson
Passaic
W. B. Donaldson
W. H.lowe
Carrollton
Pearce Homestead
Hanover
William Iittle
Lizzie
Benwood
W. Va
Everett Little
Josephine Barry
George N. Weary
Niagara Falls
Canada
Lake Champlain
Wil
Boston
New York
Jamestown
Holy Name Church
Henrietta Heilbeck
John Gilmore
Minnie Gary
Heilbeck
Father Weigand
Gilmore
Charles Whiteman
Miss Heathel
Melching
Thomas W. Walker
Queen Anne Place
Walker
H. W. Cooper
George P. McCracken
D. M. Gruler
Georgia Myers
T. R. Barclay
W. S. Walker
Marian Walker
Wallace
Morton
S. S. Bott
Sheraden
South High Street
J. A. Burns
California
Notable Clergy Assignments and Supplies Listed Stationwide
A long list names pastors and supply assignments across Ohio towns including Newcomerstown New Philadelphia Canton Alliance Barnesville Bellaire Belmont Bethesda Cameron Clarington Rev J C Smith presiding elder and many others. The text records scheduled postings of pastors to churches and supply arrangements in communities such as Alliance Canton Colum-biana Carrollton East Palestine East Rochester and Salem with several locations marked as to be supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Nixon
Newcomerstownn
T. B. Roberts
New Cumberland
New Philadelphia
J.T. Morton
Piedmont
P. A. Bright
Plainfield
Scio
A. L. Cook
Tippecanoe
J. C. Winters
Uhrichsville
W. A. Rutledge
West Lafayette
E. H. Roberts
Canton
J. C. Smith
Presiding Elder
Alliance
First Church
C. N. Church
Union Invenue
Jay C. Goodrich
Berlin Center
M. Mosses
Dueber Avenue
M. E. Evans
E. 0. Buxton
Simpson
E. E. Whittaker
Carrollton
C. W. Harshman
Columbiana
J. B. Manly
Damascus
H. E. Bright
Dell Rey
C. F. Stansbury
East Palestine
James Walls
East Rochester
I. C. Stahl
Franklin Square
W. G. Harper
Greentown
W. M. Kingsley
Hanoverton
D. C. Johnson
Leetonia
G. T. Humble
Lisbon
D. W. Knight
Malvern
W. C. Miller
Marlboro
Negley
F. B. Boyle
New Waterford
R. C. van Camp
Ellsworth
N. Jackson
L. D. Spangy
Petersburg
Batesville
C. B. Hess
Beallsville
H. S. Scott
Barton
Eysler
William Caven
Bellaire
First
Edwin Kirby
South Church
A. W. Gruber
Belmont
A. R. Elliott
Bethesda
H. F. Patterson
Cameron
Clarington
J. R. Stewart
Demos
E. H. Hammond
Fairview
Polen and Baker Wedding In New Philadelphia
Miss Anna F Baker and Frederick W Polen wed at 3 PM on Sept 17 at East Front Street home in New Philadelphia. Rev H H Davis officiated. The bride is daughter of James and Mrs Baker of Piedmont O. the groom, son of George F Polen of Unionport. They will live in Unionport after Sept 23. The couple received well wishes for a happy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polen
George F. Polen
Unionport
Midway
Death service for Mrs Josephine Barry held at Holy Name
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Barry were conducted at Holy Name church at 8 30 Thursday with Rev Father Weigand officiating. Pallbearers included M Keane Kelly Robert S Scott M Cashman John Donahue and E J Gorman flowerbearers were Charles McDevitt and Patrick Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Josephine Barry
Holy Name Church
Father Weigand
M. Keane
Kelly
Robert S. Scott
M. Cashman
John Donahue
E. J. Gorman
Charles McDevitt
Patrick Horne
Clearing the Lot for New Rebel Rink Work
Workmen began clearing the Sarratt lot on North Third Street yesterday. They cut trees and prepared the site for the erection of a new rebel rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarratt
North Third Street
Bridget Laderoski Sells Marshés Addition Dwelling
Bridget Laderoski sold a brick and frame dwelling in Marshés addition to Antonia Soren icca for seven thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Laderoski
Marshés
Antonia Sorenicca
Four drunks vow to quit after rough night in jail
Last night four intoxicated men spent time in the lockup. They described the heat as brutal and swore off drink for life to avoid further confinement.
Thief Steals Sack Coat and Shirt from Home
Surname Jones of 108 South Seventh Street reported to the Mayor's office that yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock a tall thin man entered his residence and stole a sack a coat and a shirt before fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn Jones
South Seventh Street
Carpenter Suffered Nose Nosed Eye Near Miss
James Beltz a carpenter was injured at work when a screwdriver slipped and scored the nose and above the eye narrowly missing the eyeball. Dr McCullouch treated the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beltz
Dr. McCullouch
Two Steubenville Lunch Spots Run by Jacob George
Jacob George operates a newly fit lunch room on North Fourth street while continuing to serve meals at the long established old stand. Visitors to Steubenville can drop in at either location for meals and oysters served in any style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob George
North Fourth Street
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Steubenville Boy Phenomenon Promises Vital Magnetism Transfer
A sensational claim describes a boy in Steubenville who allegedly holds vital magnetism that can restore energy and manhood to both men and women. The piece markets a miraculous transference remedy for impotence and debility, urging belief in the extraordinary phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Boy Phenomenon claims magnetism cures in Steubenville
A promotional feature extols a male magnetism healer as performing remarkable cures in Steubenville over five weeks. It urges skeptical readers to seek consultation, notes prior experience with over 100,000 patients, and claims nervous disorders respond quickly to magnetism while warning against doubt and stimulative drugs. Office hours are listed at the Imperial Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Imperial Hotel
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Wintersville
William Thomas
Geneva
Mr. Baggett
Mr. Thomas
Harry Marker
Mr. Robb
Mr. Marker
Avis Lowry
Bridgeville
A. C. Welday
R. Ferguson
Reed
W. C. Loyd
Bertha
Henry A. Welday
Mr. Welday
Delaware
Agnes Floyd
Neva Bowers
John Fived
Jennie Deter
Ethel
J. H. George
H. D. Cunningham
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League Societies
M.fe
Sab
Bath
New Somerset
Kate Parks
McKinney Thompson
Jewett
John Laylander
Melane Hawthorne
E. B. Laynder
Eliza Thompson
Bride
J. R. Mansfield
Clark Mansfeld
Cleveland
Hiram Lucas
BE. C
J. C. Mansfield
Solders
Thayer, Mansfeld & Day
Day
W. R Day
M. Fichler and
Monessen
Elizabeth Rabe
Wmn. Forester
Toronto
Ina DeHaven
Peter Hoobler
Mary Copenhaver
East Liverpol
Mary Hoobler
Mary Davin
Mary
Edmound Hammond
Marvy
A. P. Hammond
Othe Smith
Mingo Tunction
Roy Mansfeld
Barnesville
Mary Welday
Bloomingdale
R. H. Davis
Howard McNary
T. R. Carman
Howard Tipton
A. S. Rowland
Harry Davis
H. P. McNary
B. G. Ratzenberger
Ina Tipton
Mae Rittenhouse
Effa Skipper
Iris Cromey
Mildred Rittenhouse
Edith Tipton
Mabel Reed
Mary Polen
Grayce Johnson
Bowerston
Mayme
Iric Cromey
Mae
Wheeler's
Patterson
Frances Potts
D. D. Rittenhouse
Hazel
Mrs. Holmes
Creswell
Charles Polen
Goldie Betts
D. L. Buchanan
Berghol
P S. Buchanan
Hamilton
Eugene
William Whitam
Germany
Unoinvale
N. G
Lloyd Mattern
Mattern
Fred Polen
Alonzo Adlair
Mary Palmer
Strayer
Chas Huff
R. Boyd
West
Ste
Good Will School
W. A. Gmin
Harry Boyd
H. E Cariens
J. E. Baxter
Frank Elson
Wellsburg
Albert Elson
Morganown
W.va
U. P
St. John's Church
Agnes McClinton
Washington, Pa
Pacific Coast
Edward Walton Land
Los Angeles
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