Steubenville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Tuesday gossip lists Miss Minnie Burkle of Martin's Ferry visiting Steubenville friends John H. Lockhart of New Alexandria in the city on business. Numerous travelers and locals, including Rev. Dill en route east, Mrs. A. Sharpe’s Barberton homecoming, and Fithen the armless trick bicycle rider returning from a summer tour, figure among the varied society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Burkle
Martin's Ferry
Steubenville
John H. Lockhart
New Alexandria
Orville Lightizer
Lakes
St Paul
R. B. Mansfield
Wayne Township
Edward Lanham
Pittsburg
Steubenville Friends
Jas. Hunter
St. Louis
Wells
Chicago
C. F E. Bittle
Liverpool
Ella Johnson
Cadiz
Scio
BE. J. Jackman
Amsterdam
Herald-Star
Paul McConnell
Adrian
Mich
Edna Lutz
New York City
F. S. Maxwell
Bridge
Alex. B. Sharp
Dean Bowman
George College
Philadelphia
John Edgar
South Sixth Street
Ma Shipman
Donald
Elizabeth Shipman
Bellaire
Lottie Bower
East Liverspool
Alice White
Robert McGowan
John Woodwell
Elizabeth
Charles H. $Eele
Frank Fithen
George Johnson
Kinsfolk
Wilma Sinclair
D. F. Davies
Toronto Chor
Anth
Owen
Mary P. Johnston
Church Street
Herald-Star Book
Rev
Dill
Oregon
Ruge
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Misa Frances
James F. McGowan
Fer
Pan Handle Station
B. N. Lindsey
John
Hollywood
Cal
California
Alex. Sharpe
Alethea Ledyard
Barberton
Roy Sharpe
Mingo
Harry Qiennough
John Lindsey
Autumn London Ontario Wedding of Miss Mary Macfie Bray
Mary Kacy Macfie daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Macfie Ardaven married John Noel Bray son of Dr J F Bray registrar of the College of Physicians Toronto at St James church South London. Bride wore French lace gown with orange blossom wreath. groom’s gift a pearl necklace for the bride. Guests included Maizie Wheeler as bridesmaid. couple honeymoon in Toronto and Lake Simcoe before settling in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Carnill
Pittshhire
George “Rony” Hunt
East Liverpool
Chas. M. Levy
Pittsburg
Agnes McClinton
Washington Seminary
A. A. Elliott
Lavina Gallagher
Mr. Plaugh
Munkers
Liverpool
George King
Amsterdam
King
Katherine O'Malley
Minnie
Ireland
Oliver Maxwell
Carnegie Mill
Mingo
Fred Owesney
Irondale
E. D. Richards
Ridge Avenue
la Belle View
A.M. Lyons
New Cumberland
Toronto
Booie
Margaret
Ab, McCoy
Richarl Hartie
Marian Forsythe
Westminster Academy
New Wilmington
James Geary
Pergholz
Jefferson County
Henrietta M. Rowe
South Haven
Joilette
Mich
Frank Chalfant
Rryer
Henry Scott
I. M. Scott
Kiskiminatas School
Yale
Elizabeth Scharlett
Adams Street
Caroline Mansfield
Columbus
Wm. C. Bracken
H. G. Dohrman
Wintersville
Frank Mansfeld
George Sturgeon
Amos Borden Heeft
East Springfield
John Crozier
Cleveland
Grafton
R. G. Richards
North Fourth Street
M. Sanford
Avalon. Pa
H. H. Henderson
Passaic Bridge
Willis Kerr
Westminster University of
North Street
Circle Wreen
St. Peter's
London
Ontario
Steubenville
Mary
Robert
Lilly Means Macfie
Mary K
Joseph Means
James Means
Pan Handie Railway
London Daily Advertises
St. James’ Church
South London
Mary Kacy Macfie
R. C. Macfie
Ardaven
John Noel Bray
Bank of Montreal
Hamilton
J. F. Bray
College of Physicians
Dean Evans Davis
Horace Bray
Port Rowan
Bertha
Maizie Wheeler
Boston
Walter Bray
New York
E. Wood Leonard
H. Loudon
Strathroy
Gerald Coghlin
Montreal
Norman Lockie
Dominion Bank
Canada
Macfie
Bray
Means
Ohio
Harrington Walker
Walkerville
Mr. Bray
Eastern Express
Lake Simcoe
Rival farmer earns vast oil royalties from family land
James Brenneman of West Virginia once plowed fields as a verdant tiller now banks about 14000 dollars monthly from oil royalties. Neighbors note the shift from farming to a lucrative energy windfall as big wells on his land yield substantial income.
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Standard
James Brenneman
W. Va
Bellaire Man Rescued After Apparent Suicide Attempt From Ferry
John Jittle of Bellaire leapt from a Bellaire Renwood ferryboat on Sunday with suicidal intent and was rescued by grappling hook before the craft could heave anchor. He as yet survived the plunge and received medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jittle
Bellaire
Renwood
Tragic double death at Barr's Mills homestead
William Allison, 47, hanged himself in the barn at his home near Barr's Mills ten miles west of Canal Dover. His wife had died earlier from an overdose of headache powders on the eighth of August, a loss that preyed on his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allison
Barr's Mills
Canal Dover
Alison
Best Dairy Cattle Types for Milk Butter or Cheese
A Journal of England paper by T R Robinson and C W Walker Tisdale argues dairy type choice hinges on aim milk or butter or cheese. It advocates Shorthorns for milk Jerseys and Guernseys for butter Ayreshires for cheese with emphasis on udder shape temperament and thorough milking and urges kept records and testing yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Robinson
C. W. Walker-Tisdale
Board of Agriculture of England
Jerseys
Guernseys
Ayreshires
South Devons
Ayrshires
Lincoln
Needless Waste of Corn Stalks In Missouri
In Missouri about seven million tons of corn stover are produced yearly with roughly half wasted. The state’s hay crop is only slightly larger, while much land is devoted to roughage, implying significant underuse of this valuable residue from corn production.
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Missouri
Hay Crop Value on Farm Exceeds Twenty Million
A farm report estimates more than 3,000,000 tons of hay worth over 20 million dollars on the farm. It notes that about half of the crop is timothy hay, supplying nutrients similar to those in corn stover.
Gooseberry and Currant Plants Propagation Method
Farmers can easily propagate new gooseberry and currant plants in spring by layering. Bend down a small portion of several branches, cover with soil just enough to stay in place, and leave ends exposed. Roots form in good weather, allowing fresh plants to be dug up and transplanted next spring. Grapevines can be layered similarly.
Wanted Horses of Good Quality
There is a steady demand for horses of good quality with buyers seeking sound non-lamed animals suitable for work or riding. Prospective sellers are encouraged to contact local buyers or auction houses to arrange bid opportunities and inquiries.
Taxable Values Rise As City Board Reports Increase
The City Board of Review reports a three month session with total added value of $288 024 including $204 370 in personal property and $142 080 in real estate across wards. Corporations gain $41 574, and the board’s expenses run to $1 095 while adjustments push several company values by amounts from $100 to $13 814 onto the duplicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Review
Bride Loretta Bright Weds Ernest Maitland in Steubenville
A special from Washington Pennsylvania reports Loretta Bright of Tylerdale and Ernest Maitland of this place married in Steubenville Ohio last Saturday. The bride wired her mother who then collapsed from the shock and was confined to bed. The couple did not secure a local license and may have obtained papers in West Virginia before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Loretta Bright
Tylerdale
Ernest Maitland
Steubenville
Religion Crazy Murray Taken Before Probate Court
Sheldon Murray a former resident of Columbus was seized with religious fervor and taken before the Probate court for sanity examination. In a violent display he required nine men to remove him from his cell to a patrol wagon. After days of prayer and preaching he mixed religion with profanity and will be sent to the State hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Murray
Columbus
Murray
Suit Filed for $10,000 Damages Over Miner’s Death
Lambert Fried as administrator of John Senvieski sues W L E Coal Mining Co for 10000 damages. Senvieski, a leader at mine No 2 Con?sorsville, died Oct 9 2006 when a large rock fell on him. Alleged negligence cites danger notices and improper slate propping. Porter attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Fried
John Senvieski
W. & L. E. Coal Mining Co
Senvieski
Consorsville
Porter
Hayride Fire In Beaver Leaves Teens Walking Home
A Beaver Pennsylvania hayride party caught fire when a boy lit a cigarette and dropped a match into the hay. The blaze destroyed the hay and wagon, forcing the group to walk several miles home after the horses were unhitched and the vehicle consumed.
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Beaver Pa
Ferguson acquires 178 acre Bays Farm in Cove West Virginia
Cyrus Ferguson purchased the 178 acre Bays Farm in the Cove near West Virginia, part of his Hancock county holdings. The site, ideal for railway sidings and coal mining, lies along the Pan Handle railroad and connects with James McWha’s land, formerly known as the site of the four mill. Price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Bays
David Snyder
Cove
W. Va
Cyrus Ferguson
Hancock County
James McWha
Four Mill
Ferguson
Ministerial Jury Still Hearing Evidence in Ohio Conference
Cleveland reports Rev W B King of Uhrichsville on trial before East Ohio Conference committee. Witnesses describe tobacco chewing allegedly seen in car, with King denying charges and claiming a gossip basis. Trial ongoing. King to present charges against Presiding Elder Henthorne. Balloting also shows conference voting to elect delegates and support for colored bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. B. King
Uhrichsville
Rosetta Scott
Preacher King
King
Miss Meyers
Uenthorne
C. B. Henthorne
Kentucky
John S. Rutledge
Feld
Anti-Saloon League
James R. Mills
W. H. Stewart
Mr. Bears
W. A. Leonard
Episcopal Church
Wilson
Secretary Thompson Allows Underage Republicans Votes
Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson rules that Republican primary votes from voters not yet of voting age must be accepted if the prospective voter would be eligible to vote in November. The decision affects eligibility standards for primary participation and raises questions about turnout rules.
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Carmi A. Thompson
Bad Slip blocks road at Cove Hill Holliday’s Cove
A large force of men is working on a landslide on the Cove Hill slope at Holliday’s Cove, blocking the road for over a hundred feet. This is the second hillside slip this summer, resembling the Sinclair Boulevard slide in this region.
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Holliday’s Cove
Sinclair Boulevard
Not Yet Arrived in Yorkville After Husband's Electrocution
Mrs Theo Stardnick, en route to Yorkville, has not arrived and Yorkville miners committee cannot locate her. They suspect she may have stopped somewhere else and missed telegrams sent to her.
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Martha
Wellsville
Huntsman
South Third Street
Alma Flote
Alex Sweeney
Saratoga
N. Y
G. A
General Miles
John D. Black
John McKeown
Miles
T. C. Helms
Atlantic City
Newark
Pbs
Chas. Brown
Martin Flaherty
Anna
Maley
Slatterly
Thomas Sullivan
Chirch Improvement Fund
MacDonald
Loretta Nicholson
Frank Tipton
West
Mexico
Panama
Katherine
Mary Cunningham
Niagara
John Simpson
Bridgeport
G. W. Collins
George Sheets
Maggie Briggs
Maggie Elliott
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Meteor
England
Prof
H. J. Waters
United States
Middle West
J. F. Wolta
Gustavus Adolphus College
Rev. King
Board Review
Ini
Elopers
Steuben
Ville Man
M. E. Conference
Bok
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