Local Grove Correspondence Notes Busy Sunday Activities
Threshingy Grove reports a busy period with church dedication plans for the McKinley Monument and several from the ridge attending preaching at Mt. Zion. Fred Russell traveled to Wellsville on business while Mrs. J. L. Billman visits her son in East Liverpool. Three teachers, Frank Van Dyke John Van Dyke Ora Carson, remain unemployed. Rhoda Hart visits her brother Josiah Adams as Mr BE Lawry and wife from Steubenville visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Monument
D. W. Call
John Moore
Mt. Zion
Fred Russell
Wellsville
J. L. Billman
G John
East Liverpool
Frank van Dyke
John van Dyke
Ora Carson
Rhoda Hart
Josiah Adams
BR. Lawry
Steubenville
Vermillion studio recital delights Smithfield audience
Miss Anna Vermillion held a studio recital on Saturday September 14 with fifty five attendees including parents and friends. Former pupils Miss Bargar Jones Rose and Miss Ethel Cole and Eda Vermillion performed, earning wide praise. Vermillion plans an etude music club in winter to boost pupil interest and attract new students.
New Alexandria Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Prof Frank Linton and family of Salineville visit East End cousin John Linton. Prof Linton, Salineville schools superintendent, and Prof H L Hobson of Cambridge schools are lauded for educational ascent. Other locals and visitors include Elva McGrew and Rose, Elva’s Pittsburg ties, Roy Hobson, Mrs R M Thompson in Cleveland, Carl Brown in Buffalo, and D C Carpenter’s new dairy silo. The U A M gains members as the O R T C forms in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alexandria
Frank Linton
Salineville
John Linton
East End
Linton
H. L. Hobson
Cambridge
James Hobson
Prof
Harry
Frank
Elva McGrew
Rose
George Westinghouse Electrical Works
Pittsburg
Nathan McGrew
McGrew
Tron City
Long’s Run
Cross Creek Township
Alexandria Roads
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
New Cumberland
Roy Hobson
Hobson
Portland
Ore
R. M. Thompson
Daghter
E. Curtis
Cleveland
Carl Brown
Buffalo
N. Y
T. J. Brown
W. . Dawson
Kansas
Mississippi
D. C. Carpenter
J. F. Rine
Fernwood
R. E. Rine
Steubenville
John B. Rine
Main Street
C.F. Gourley
Andry
Punxsutawney
FE. Thompson
Bergholz News Briefs Include Local Grand Jury
Several local men from here and Amsterdam are sublocated before the Steubenville grand jury this week. George Cassidy has purchased the store and restaurant formerly owned by the late J. M. McBain and will assume charge next week. Miss Fay Sponseler of Paris is visiting her sister Mrs. W. A. Taylor. Mr. Sherherd, engineer on the L E A W, is the proud father of a new daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz
Amsterdam
Grand Jury
Steubenville
George Cassidy
J. M. McBain
Fay Sponseler
Paris
W. A. Taylor
Sherherd
Moves and church shifts in Bergholz area
Jacob Pinnock from near Mooretown will relocate to Bergholz and reside in Mrs Lorrance’s house on Second Street. Rankin Grimes sold property to Lambert Myers and plans to move to the country. At the latest M E conference Berg holz Cillegreen and Mooretown were grouped on one charge with Rev Hugart appearing as pastor and moving to Bertholz this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Pinnock
Mooretown
Bergholz
Dr Peterkin Delivers Sermon at Brooke County Church
Bishop W Peterkin of Parkersburg conducted a divine service at Johns Church Brooke County WVa. His subject drew from Col 2 10 focusing on being complete in Him The sermon was well received by a large attentive audience inclosed relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Poole
Chester’s
Hoye
Pennsylvania
Ibert Elson Aly
J. E. Baxter
Wellsburg
Strain
T. H. Mbanan
Wellsby
Hobbs
Geopeta Bevin
MartinsSerry
Peterkin
Local residents engage in community duties and visits
Smee Pingrove reports J E Lowry returning from Cleveland where he attended a M E reference as a delegate. Mrs John Rinsart of East Liverpool visits Mrs John Lowry, Lena Rusil and Lelia Wiles begin school teaching duties this week. Mrs G K Peare of Steubenville visited her parents here. Mr and Mrs Alber Clark of Mechanicstown visited Thursday and Friday. Ed Jackman eyes threshing season on the bridge. Mrs Catherine Billngy is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smee Pingrove
J. E. Lowry
Cleveland
M. E
John Rinsart
East Liverpool
John Lowry
Lena Rusil
Lelia Wiles
G. K. Peare
Steubenville
Alber Clark
Mechanicstown
Jackman
Catherine Billngy
Bloomfield community news and lectures and visits
Bloomfield reports on ticket sales for a sectal course opening Oct. 12 and a winter program, plus sermons by Rev. Charles A. Parks. It mentions guests from Dayton and Steubenville, visits to and from local families, a Bloomfield band at a soldier’s reunion, and multiple travels including to Columbus and Mount Union College. Richmond also notes a missionary society meeting and a returned missionary address for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Grimm
Lucile
East Liverpool
Frank Copeland
Emmett Lucas
Emma Albaugh
Missee Albaugh
I Ag
Meor
Akron
Ohio
Amos Albaugh
Unionport
Charles D. Simeral
Steubenville
Harriett Simeral
Clara Tinton
Eva Carpenter
Mray Copeland
Columbus
Alex Porter
Anna J. Cole
D. W. MacLeod
MacLeod
Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Hervey
Bloomfield Band
Richmond
I. F. DeHaven
Bloomfield
Wellsville
Walter Hammond
Indianapolis
Walter
Archie Hendrie
Avalon
E. M. Brown
Hendrie
Scotland
Ireland
England
Canada
United States
W. H. Ferguson
William Lipton
James Speer
Hayes White
Fenwood
Ed Blackburn
M. Eichler
Pennsylvania
Carrie Coopson
Mt. Union College
Georgetown
Minnie Wallace
Deersville
G A R Picnic Mixed With Rainy Day Festivities
The G A R picnic last Saturday faced rain but Bloomfield band arrived on time and stayed through the day. A 2 o clock program in Union Hall proceeded with activities and a dinner resided in homes due to the weather. Mrs Jennie Scott hosted an Monday evening dinner with sixteen guests and music after, with Mrs T B Doke and Rev J T Scott among attendees. John Cavitt goes to Allegheny Theological Seminary. Mrs Wm Cavitt visits Toronto. Beechout Beebout reception in Oak Park.
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Bloomfield
Union Hall
Jennie Scott
T. B. Doke
J. T
Montgomery
Toronto
Smithfield News Briefs Place and People in Local Spotlight
Howard Ong remains home convalescing from typhoid fever. George Peterman moves into Mr Carnes property on West Main. The high school opened September 2, with strong discipline. The Smithfield fair is the current highlight with optimism for a record event. Rev Grimes returns to Smithfield for another year. Price Rose marries Miss Cole, neighbors serenade on arrival. Mrs Gault gives an Mission talk at Presbyterian Church. James Timerorman adds to Children’s Bethel. Rev Ashba moves to Salem to lead Friends' Church. Mrs Burriss and Abbie return from Montana. Fine horses and races expected at the fair. Burton Cope welcomes a 9 lb girl. Wiley Duval gravely ill with tuberculosis. Bashore of Baumer & Co. in town on business. Mrs Houston visiting Mrs Ver Million. Hon K McLaughlin and wife visiting Purviance family. No. 1 hay priced at 15.
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Howard Ong
George Peterman
Dillonvale
Carnes
West Main Street
Smithfield
Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Rev. Grimes
Samuel Cope
Topeka
Kansas
Benj Cope
Price Rose
Cole
Gault
Presbyterian Church
James Timerorman
Bethel
Ashba
Salem
Friends’ Church
George Burriss
Abbie
Montana
Abbes Heantre
Burton Cope
Wiley Duval
Bashore
Baumer & Co
Wheeling
Houston
Vermillion
Sr. K. McLaughlin
Purviance
Dynamite Plot Reported Near Camp killings and theft scheme
Witness Kovovic recounts Bukovac planning to kill Ferguson on pay day at the camp. Details describe dynamite placement under a bridge culvert, battery wiring, and a late night surveillance with Katie and Pero Barac. Kovovic claims Bukovac set off the explosion and later denied speaking to Liggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bukovac
Nicola Katic
Mike Rabish
Bukovac
Ferguson
Katie
Pero Barac
Kovovic
Liggett
Police debate Stone murder suspect in Ferguson case
Police say Stone was not in Washington county when Ferguson was killed and identify Croats Kokovic and Patrvic as the correct suspects after their extradition. Kovovic fled to Steubenville then Europe while Stone’s mother in law Mary Healy denies any statements linking her son in law to the crime.
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Joseph Bukovac
Kkovoviec
Bukovac
Kovovic
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Europe
Stone
McQuaide
Ferguson
Kokovic
Patrovic
Southampton
United States
Washington County
Liggett
Washington
Mary Healy
Harry Walte
Harry Stone
Salt Lake City Diary From A. G Shane A Journey North
A. G Shane writes from Salt Lake City Utah describing a desert train route from Ely Nevada to Ogden and a tour of notable landmarks. He praises the Lucian Cut-off across the Salt Lake and the Mormon Temple noting its size architecture and spire heights. He details the Tabernacle acoustics and Brigham Young monuments including the Lion and Bee Hive Houses and the public spaces around Main and Temple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
City of Saints
Ely
Nev
Cobre
Southern Pacific Junction
Nevada Desert
Ogden
Desert
Great Salt Lake
Lucia
United States
Maroni
Brigham Young
Main
South Temple
Temple
Salt Lake City as an Almost Model City
A correspondent describes Salt Lake City highlighting the Tabernacle with a large pipe organ, Utah wood and granite buildings, a capitol complex, well-kept grounds, a four-chime clock, and an excellent mountain-sourced water system. The writer calls the city an almost model example and signs off as Alex G Shane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Utah
Capitol
Alex. G. Shane
Stewart Ingler Wedding at Prospective Avenue Home
The wedding of Miss Anna May Ingler to Mr. James Stewart occurred at the Ingler home on Prospect Avenue. The ceremony featured Rev Dr Smith and a bridal party with Miss Hemp and Naomi Martin. A collation for one hundred guests followed, with gifts for the bride, and the couple planned to reside with the bride’s parents after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ingler
Prospect Avenue
Anna May
James Stewart
Runyon
Toronto
Dr. Smith
M. FE
Stewart
Belalire
la Belle Iron Co
Gill hospital seeks educated woman for nurse training
An opportunity offering a nursing training course at Gill hospital Steubenville Ohio. Applications and all necessary information can be obtained by addressing the Gill hospital Steubenville.
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Gill Hospital
Steubenville
O. D&w
Millinery Opening at Miss Spaulding's Brilliant
Announcement for a millinery opening on Saturday September 28 at Miss Spaulding's in Brilliant located one square from the ferry landing.
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Miss Spaulding’s
Brilliant
Ferry Landing
Lead-and-oil paint critique from Devoe company
A letter to Steubenville treasurer Boyd argues lead-and-oil paint wears quickly and fails to cover. It presents a comparison by J J Hall of Sheffield Pa who used 40 gallons of lead-and-oil then switched to Devoe, noting Devoe required fewer gallons and provided full measure and lasting coverage. The piece endorses Devoe as the better paint choice with a call to use Devoe products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Steubenville
Devoe
Sheffield
F. W. Devoe & CO
Death of Edward Owens at 510 Market Street
Edward Owens died at his home Monday at 2 a m after an illness since June. He would have been 51 on Sept 20. Born in Steubenville, he was a cigarmaker and son of Samuel and Eliza Owens. Survived by wife Hattie Ely and three children Bertha Edna Edward, plus two brothers James of Wheeling and Gilbert of Pittsburg and sister Mrs Maggie Harris of Pittsburg. He was regarded as a loving father and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Owens
Edward Patterson Owens
Market Street
Steubenville
Samuel
Eliza Owens
Hattie Ely
Bertha
Edna
Edward
James
Wheeling
Gilbert
Pittsburg
Maggie Harris
Mrs Helderman Dies in Greenville Pa Hospital
News reached the city this morning of the death of Mrs. Joseph Helderman at Greenville Pennsylvania Hospital. She was sister to Mrs. Rothrock and stepmother to Mrs. Joseph Houser of this city. Her elderly mother also resides here with Mrs. Rothrock. Several other sisters and one brother survive.
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Joseph Helderman
Joseph Halderman
Greenville
Helderman
Rothrock
Joseph Houser
Administrator's Notice of Appointment for Constanty Sedt
Official notice announces the appointment of SPANTMAAUS GENSICKT as administrator de bonis non fortig estate of Constanty Sedt, late of Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson County, Ohio, dated September 1 and filed by attorneys THOMAS S. JONES and J. W. JORDAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spantmaaus Gensickt
Thomas S. Jones
J. W. Jordan
Snville Townson County
J. No Jordan
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Promised With Refund Offer
Beall and Steele promote Hyomei for catarrh symptoms including nasal blockage throat discharge and headaches claiming quick relief. They offer a $1 outfit with a money back guarantee and advise inhaling briefly through the pocket inhaler to halt symptoms and destroy germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall & Steele
Ross Township Republicans Nomination Meeting Set
The Republicans of Ross Township will meet at their usual place on Saturday September 28 between two and four o'clock to nominate township officers for the ensuing term. A W Elliott, Central Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Township
A. W. Elliott
Central Commiteeman
New Homes in the West Pamphlet Offer
Free pamphlet outlines United States homestead laws and how to secure irrigated farms or quarter sections of land along Chicago and North Western railway lines. States include South Dakota and Wyoming. Agents offer low rate excursion tickets to homeseekers. Information from W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago, IL.
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United States
Chicago and North Western Railway
South Dakota
Wyoming
North Western
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago
Spigsatw
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