Local notes and deaths stir Mountaineer town
Neighborhood news recounts community life with church activities, a fatal illness, funerals, a revival, and civic concerns. Mentions of J. D. Sauid opening an office, W. Grimes ill health, street paving work, and various residents traveling, visiting, or mourning. Includes brief notices of marriages, school events, and upcoming meetings.
Local notes on charity drives and business did in Bellaire
The city canvassed donations for the China dinner to aid city children. Industrial activity rose, more workers returned to glass factories in Bridgeport and Martins. The Coulson property on Gravel Hill and vacant Rose Hill lots near Alex Radebaugh slated for sheriff's sale at St Clairsville court house tomorrow. Elocution recital by Eva M. Shoutz at U P Church next Tuesday. Duquesne Hook and Ladder Co elected officers for the year. Various residents and visitors noted, with social events at Turner Hall and Mercy club. Several local clubs organized officers and posts for term. illness and deaths mentioned including Walter Fawkes and Susan Myers. Bellaire window glass revival projects progress, two more factories hoped. Bellaire teachers association to meet next Saturday with early AM train stop arranged.
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B. & O. Company
Tee Lee
Bridgeport
Martin’s
Coulson
Gravel Hill
Rose Hill
Alex. Radebaugh
Court House
St. Clairsville
Eva M. Shoutz
U.P
Duquesne Hook and Ladder Company
Wd. T. Anderson
Geo. Pracht
E. H. Cooper
Fred Jl
John Addison
Charles Zimmerman
G. W. Poorman
John Stroble
G. A. Marx
D.C. Shepherd
J. Fitton
Sentinel
John Glover
Walter Darra
Robert Welton
Pittsburg
First Ward
Ast Shick
Anole Patterson
West Wheeeline
A. Gardner
Dewitt Danford
J. C.tallman
Columbus
Lulu McKeown
Barneesville
Fred Jahnke
A. D. Krebs
Newark
Mercantile Club
Turner Hall
Exchange
Killmeyer
Wheellog
Messrs
Wm. Windsor
W. F. Marlow
Noel
Benwood
Annie Bremer
Lulu Peak
Miss Zane
Emma Roberts
Deafesbaugh
J. Diakelphel
Orloff Zane
Geo, Weidhardt
Bud Sadler
John Herbert
Ollie Reed
Wheeling
Anne
Rev. B. 5. Smith
New Athens
Ohio Valley Council, Jr
John R. Seabrooks
Jackeson
C. C
James DuBois
V. C
William Blamey
William Milligan
Maurice DuBois
Joseph Mansell
C. W. Dickens
By . Blackburn
Leon Sonneborn
Martin
John DuBois
West Alexander
Women’s Relief Corps
Anna Thompson
M. J. Robinson
V. P
Weyrick, Jr
Ismurs Haas
Emma Porwrfield
Margaret Jones
Ada Porterfield
M. Rock
Dorcas Thompson
Porterfield
Mary Rock
J. Ht. Murray
Haterprise Council
W-Morrow Spight
Bellaire
Hint Glass
Susan Myers
Andrew Myers
Bothel
Belmont County ‘Teachers’ Association
Belmont
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Tan
Robert Carson
W. D. Jones
Stephens’ Post Relief Corps
Heatherington- Schick Co-Operative Gross Company
Bellaire Lodge
Wilbur Miller
N. G
Thomas Bennett
W.G
Charles Dankworth
J. C. Shepherd
Ire Heatherington
H. S. Armstrong
George Curtis
Bel A. M
W. C. Bergundthal
King
C. Dawson
Charles F Strahl
H. A. Cae
Steubenville area notes and railroad work update
The column reports on local happenings including Howard Deitch recovering from typhoid fever, steamboat men Elmer Heese and Charley Williams leaving on the tow boat Frank Gilmore, and Phil Leonard buying a Winchester rifle for long range duck shooting. It notes railroad workers for Wheeling and Lake Erie, county road improvements by Robert Applecare, and various visits by residents to Wheeling and other towns. Mentions of coal mines, milling shipments, and community events fill the brief town diary.
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Edward Schwartz
Peter Morris
Paul Huntinger
Matt Fitswaukes
John
Joseph Reardon
Freemont
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Robert Applecarthas
Ranney
William L. Delany
Colerais
H. W. Wolf
Steubenville
Prof. Schockley
Tiltonville
John Kebrer
Wheeling
Laughlin
Gaylord
Haineys
Iself
Mel
Burglington
Anderson Woods
Short Creek
Extraordinary bargains at Stone & Thomas department store
Dry goods message proclaims extraordinary bargains across all departments at Stone & Thomas with claims of unprecedented values in the city and a prompt to save money. Publishes a sales tone typical of a local newspaper ad encouraging shoppers to visit.
Cloaks Galore in Big Fur Department Sale
The store advertises vast cloak selections with hundreds of fur sets for children and ladies. It highlights Augra, White, and Electric Seal fur sets priced low, claiming 3,000 plus cloaks to choose from and discounts on items worth more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Handkerchiefs and Rugs Deeply Discounted in Sale
Bargain offer highlights 190 dozen embroidered hemstitched handkerchiefs at 12 1-2 cents each, 1900s style drums samments. Rugs include 200 moquette rugs at 3.98 each, 100 grey fur rugs at 1.98, with large price cuts from regular costs.
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Samates
Childrens Cloth Jackets and Misses Cloaks at Factory Prices
Dress goods listing with sizes up to 12 years offered in serviceable cloth jackets for children and plaid cheviot cloaks for girls. Prices range from 98 cents to 4 dollars and 75 cents, with finer grades from 3.95 to 8.40.
Ladies' Cloaks Offered in Bargain Sale
Thousands of ladies cloaks displayed with bargain prices from 2.98 to 10.00. Dress Goods Department features various fabrics from 4.98 to 8.50, including 100 pieces all wool warp Viking suiting and 50 pieces black all wool serge. Several cloaks listed with values up to 12.50.
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