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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
CORRESPONDENCE lists numerous individuals visiting or doing business in Salineville and nearby towns. Notable names include McFadden of Mechanicstown Meredith of Provo and Joe Martin with his wife of East Liverpool, plus Elliott Grant and Griffith. Social visits feature Miss Beulah Kotter of East Springfield and Miss Laila Graham.
Pine Grove notes list visitors and guests from Hammondsville Salineville and Toronto. Geo Jackman attended Dr Gregg's funeral at Smithfield. F B Van Dyke to Columbus for medical studies. Vera Sprague and Misses Lawrence hosted visits. Robt Carson delivered mail on Route No 2. Reading ros public sale planned. wheat still unplanted due to wet weather.
EAST SPRINGFIELD Pomona Grange met at I C O F Hall with fair attendance as farmers delay seeding. County Master S M Floyd opened at 2 39 pm. Prof George of Wintersville responded to welcomes. Evening session included Pomona degree for 20 Granges and questions on improving Pomona interest. Next meeting planned for Richmond in November.
In Fairfield area most farmers have finished drilling wheat. Those lacking success are discouraged due to recent rains. Visitors include John Burns and Harry Calhoun with Florence in Steubenville. Dr. Frank Graham from Cleveland hunted nearby and stayed with Charles Swickard while visiting Emma Copeland and Samuel Graham. Mrs. Will Call of Hammondsville returned home after visiting relatives. Miss Laka Frye Graham, guest of Mrs. Eugene Graham, returned to Steubenville with her morning departure.
Lincoln Dramatic Club of Finley M. E. Church stages Daughter of the Desert in Bloomfield Town Hall on Saturday Sept 28, proceeds aid the church. Admission 19 and 25 cents, doors at eight. Also Oct lectures by Rev John S Rutledge of Cleveland under Presbyterian Repair Committee. Various local notices follow including meetings, weddings, and social events.
Miss Rachel Hammond remains in Haskins hospital Wheeling recovering from injuries and is expected home soon. Numerous Bloomfield residents hosted and visited in Steubenville Richmond and Columbus. events include a Frazier wedding reception with gifts, local Grange attendance at Pomona East Springfield, coursework and high school activities, and many family visits. Local clergy changes noted with Rev John S Hervey moving to Billings Montana. Roy Maryman named Steubenville city solicitor. ongoing health updates Typhoid fever at Harry Walker and Mrs. McDermott hospitalized.
Prof. Boyd of Martins Ferry returns as principal at Rayland with Mrs Mc Cormick and Miss Gilchrist and Miss Beshore as assistants. Smith Beckwith Davis and Thomas from New Castle visited Rayland over the weekend, praised for good done in the community. Students Gertrude Dalrympie Lizzie Taylor Winslow Neeley and Chester Sterling attend Martins Ferry High School this fall.
Mr W P Walrath and Mr David Owens attended the homecoming at Dennison last Friday night. Fred Bowman and Stewart Cox called on John Finnicum who is slowly regaining strength after typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs James Clutz of near Germany visited Mr and Mrs Michael Cox and attended Blue Ridge services led by Moon of Toronto. Edna Cox and Stewart Cox called on Mr and Mrs Matthews Monday evening. Dudgeon of this place is very poorly at this writing.
Mr and Mrs H M Stewart and guest Mixes Vesta Kerr spent Sunday at Shepherds Inn Harlem Springs. Mr and Mrs William Hout entertained guests for the return of newly wedded Mr and Mrs J Wesley Hout with a six o'clock dinner. George Berry visiting Osnaburg and rumored to have married Mrs Sarah Blackburn of that place. both are in their seventies. Ladies Aid Society plans a cement walk and path to church and school buildings. Mr and Mrs Earl George of Wintersville guests of S J Burchfield near Richmond. Preaching at Methodist church next Sunday. Richmond Grange to meet Tuesday Oct 1 with a strong program and expected full attendance.
Chartie and Elva Lawrence spent Sunday with relatives in Salineville. Grace George of Pine Hill visited D. H. Van Dyke. Albert Russell and family from Chester, W. Va., stayed with William Russell. Vera Sprague of Hammondsville visited W. M. Carson over Sunday. Sarah Redding visits Parkersburg this week. Harry Call of Richmond spent part of last week on the ridge. George Jackman attended Dr. Gregg’s funeral in Salineville. Several went to East Liverpool to hear Billy Sun G. K. Pearce visited Barbara Lowry. John Culp of Timothy Ridge spent a day with William Carson. Glen Redding left for Parkersburg. Frank Van Dyke returned to Columbus for medical school study. Rev. Johnson of Wellsville will lecture on temperance at Pine Grove church Friday evening, the 27th.
A quiet Saturday gives way to a dreary evening as Richmond residents resume indoor routines. Visitors include Mrs. Rebecca Anderson hosting Mrs. W. E. Smith and son Kenneth, Jerome Miller visiting daughter Mrs. Harry Copeland in Pleasant Heights, Steubenville, and Paul P. Thompson on Steubenville business. Rev. Irwin D. Anderson improves after a Cleveland operation and hopes to return home soon. Mary E. Lee visits from Richmond schools, while Mrs. Eroma Graham returns from Newcastle Indiana. Julia McGrail Carothers visits Greene Street. Charles Gille returns from Pennsylvania. Mrs. John L. Thompson and Marion Alice visit Wellsville. O B Miller Jr. returns from Weirton for a vacation. Deets couple motor to Tappan Ohio. Emma J. Watson and Sadie Kuester spend two months with friends in Highland and Belmont counties before returning to Richmond. Mary Welday visits Wintersville. Louis J. Heath joins University of Pittsburgh English teaching staff with J. K. Miller. Richmonders still buy sand shinoing plums at 50 cents per basket as demand remains steady.
Farmers near completion of sowing wheat and preparing for corn cutting. Numerous visits and guests tie together families in Unionport Ghost Hollow and Columbus with Junction Ridge residents. Travelers head to Florida and Akron while locals attend Pomona Grange, Smithfield Fair, and county trips.
Ross Wat hosts a visitor to Winteraville on Friday. Scott Peterson and wife spent Sunday at the Scott homestead. Lee Andrews called Saturday evening. Warren and wife visited Howard Floyd and family last week. Sarah Robertson was guest of Ross Winters and family. Mrs. T. J. McCoy returned to Wisterville after a stay with her daughter, Mrs. Fletcher Call, of Unionport. Gladys Hyde of Two Ridges visited with Harriet Hyde at the Allen homestead Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scott returned home after trips with friends to Alsace, Canton, New Philadelphia, Penison and Cadiz in the Smith auto. F. M. Houston went to Winterville on business Monday. Ethel McElroy visited Erma Andrews one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Albaugh of Unionport spent Wednesday with T. Bi Scott and family.
Annapolis residents attend weddings and travel to Pomona Grange events. Bertha Mills wed John Miller of Bloomingdale as relatives from Bradford Ont and Scio visit. Local visitors include A B Johnson, G E Hoobler, J W Ferrell, and families from Jewett Unionport Berg berg and Pittsburg. remains of Alex Houser laid to rest in Leas cemetery.
The celebrated actress Sarah Bernhardt will write an exclusive article daily for The Pittsburg Post for a year. She will choose topics herself and begin with entries starting Monday October 7, continuing each day including Sundays, with readers urged to subscribe to the newspaper.
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