Infant Beadling dies. funeral held in town
Frank Beadling infant son of Mr and Mrs William Beadling died Sabbath afternoon and was buried Monday evening at 4 oclock services led by Rev J R Keyes of Martins Ferry. Frank was a bright baby beloved by friends. community sympathy extends to bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
William Beadling
J. R. Keyes
Martins Ferry
Elizabeth Ewing
Cadiz
WV. B. Landerwag
Whgelins
Marguerite Ame Mugga
Affug-Cramer-Foster
Smithfield
M. E
U. S
Thornton Hern
Local notes from Frog Town and surrounding towns
Farmers busy with corn and wheat tasks while residents travel for business. Names include James Snodgrass of Steubenville, James Wherry and son in the city, A D Bates on the sick list, Frank Summers shopping, William Fikels moving to Dennison, O L Peters of Dennison seen on streets, Welday Adrian visiting from Dayton, residents moving households near Richland and Fair Oak, Pa, C M Swickard loading a car of lumber, J J Brobston and wife visiting Fir Play, and local editors urged to write notes for Frog Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesswell
James Snodgrass
Steubenville
James Wherry and Son
A. D. Bates
Frank Summers
William Fikels
Main Street
Dennison
O. L. Peters
Welday
Adrian
Dayton
Wintersville
Charles Brownton
Unionport
D. Bate
B. J Brabaton
William Parks
Rich
James Balm
Tom Trimmer
Charles Quillen
W. E. Rogers
J. J. Brobston
Joseph Jobston
M. M. Fell
Fair Oak
C. M. Swickard
Cresswell
Frog-Town
Colliers Local Notes and Arrivals
Ross Truax shows slow improvement after typhoid pneumonia. Funeral attendees traveled from here to Carnegie Pennsylvania for Harry Hindman’s service. W T Lace resigns as Lewis Findlay Coal superintendent. E H Lace succeeds him. C M Stansbury and wife returned from Atlantic City. A D Bilderback and wife left for Buffalo and Toronto. William Richards, once at Hilliar ds, Pa, visits family in town.
Deaths and obituary notices in East Liverpool area
Mrs Anne Pugh Fowler died in East Liverpool at 85 after a lifelong Virginia and Hancock county connection. Born June 20 1839 in Carrollton Ohio she married William Baker Fowler on November 14 1888 and had several surviving children. Also reported is the death of Alex Robert Stark a Richmond Pike farmer and longtime Infirmary Director with four children and a sister still living. He served as a Republican elder at Cross Creek Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Robert Stark
Richmond Pike
Wintersville
Cress Creek Township
Eliza’ Winters
Ernest
James
Samuel
Steuvenville
Mary Johnston
Cadiz
Matthew
Cross Creek Township
Eliza Porter
Coshocton County
Stark
Cross Creek Presbyterian Church
Fall Goods Stock Up For Season At Firm
Brillian t store announces on September 26 1906 a complete Fall stock across lines with large clothing selection and discounts on carpets velvets Brussels wool carpets and rugs. Outing flannels underwear suits coats shirts and table linens are featured with price reductions and special bargains on all wool and cotton wear. Multiple named items include velvet carpets Brussels carpets and undergarments.
Bethany College figures attend funeral in Bethany
The Christian Church at Bethany hosted funeral services Thursday afternoon for an area resident. Professors Wynnue and Taylor led the service with Rev Dr Cramett, Bethany College president, assisting. Interment followed in the family burial grounds at Bethany. Active pallbearers included Lynn and James Rodgers, Miller, Professor Johnson, William Jones, and Charles Bell. Honorary pallbearers listed include Major A Alderson, T H Buchanan, Thomas OBrien, George Curtis, John Gallagher, Dr Harden, President Cramblett, Professor Taylor, Professor Meos, Dr J J Barclay, James Bell, James Hakill, L C Applegate, John Dibson, and Dr Whitser, all of Bethany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander Campbell
Christian Church
Bethany
Wynnue
Bethany College
T. J. Cramett
Taylor
A. Alderson
Charleston
W. Va
T. H. Buchanan
Wellsburg
Thomas O’brien
Wheeling
George Curtis
John Gallagher
Moundsville
Harden
Cramblett
Meos
J. J. Barclay
James Bell
James Hakill
Ll. C. Applegate
John Dibson
Whittsert
Obituary and local notices from Ohio cities
B Kurtz of Steubenville dies at Cleveland General Hospital Tuesday afternoon of kidney trouble aged 3 years. Widow Mrs Kurtz and five children survive. He lived in New Philadelphia and worked in insurance. Surviving children include Dr Kutt of Develaticd and Robert B Walter P Kurtz of Steubenville and Roland and Tina at home. Hartivon county fair slated at Cake October 2 4 with 1100 prize for trotting and pacing. Dr J C Foster sells Wintersville property to Harry Wesley likely moving to Steubenville to practice medicine. Sandy rally day at Simpson M and Church for Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Blackburn
H C Dodd
Pan Arks
New Cumberland
Grant Sparks
William Leech
Reeds Mills
J. $. Cotp
Steubenville
Sue Henderson
New Athens
E Henderson
U.T
Pittsburg
Harry Blackburn
West Newton
Chester Blackburn
Washington
Bloomfield
J.O. Jones
Sarah J. Jones
Rowland
Braldock
Smithfield Fair
Ms. Sebarlot
Gertrude
J. J. ‘Tipton
Ore
Albert Tope
Sherwoodsville
H. and &.O' Tareas
Rev. Eldredge
Isance
Ohio
D. We MacLeod
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Ploomfield Presbyterian Church
Otho Smith
Ada Shekjet
Smithfelts
Albanah
Unionport
Zoia Albaugh
Otis J Thompson
Mingo
Meorrynton
Thomas McParrant
Jewett
Eliza Thompson
Preomfield
Migs
Margaretta Scample
Stenpenville
Ek. M. Brown
Elizabeth Rabe
Annie
William Rabe
Cora -O’nei
Margaretta Semple
Riffith McKibben
Thomas Johnston
Will McKibben
Effie Quillen
Creswell
Irs
Effie House
Cora
Hebron
Wayne Township
B. Kurtz
Cleveland General Hospital
Tueday
Kurtz
Kurs
New Philadelphia
Olive Morena
Uhricksville
Dr. Kutt
Develaticd
Robert B
Walter P. Kurty
Rolanc Ant Tinaid
Hartivon
de. J. C. Foster
Wintersville
Herry Wesley
Sandy
Simpson M. &. Church
New cafe cars in service on trains 28 and 26
The new cafe cars placed in service yesterday on trains Nos. 28 and 26 between Fittsours and St. Louis. The new cars serve passengers with enhanced seating and dining options aboard the route segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fittsours
St. Louis
Administratrix Named in Rogers Estate Case
Notice announces Elizabeth Rogers appointed administratrix of the George P. Rogers estate in Steubenville Township Jefferson County Chino. Dated September 10, 1906. W Jordan, Lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Rogers
Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Chino
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Warrenton
Plootifield
Mary Dre Kahn
Hopedale
Will Hechler
Bomen
Bert Inssicit
Ant James Willemin
Samuel J. ‘Tipton
Art Co
Éyvening
Will Speer
William Mages
Twoidges
A. L. Perier
Frank. Bickburn
Morganza
John Nuthledge
Cleveland
Herald-Star
The
Manufac
Turer
Cam
Carnot
Market Street
Charles Freeman
Anne. Pugh Fowler
J. R. Kurtz
Walter P. and
Robert
Rodgers & Clark Company
Hawkins Woo
Elizabbetthe Rogers
W. Jordan, Lorney’s
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