Miss Davis of St Louis guest in Avondale society
ER Sunday June 18 1893 notices list Miss Davis of St Louis as guest of the Misses Quitis at Avondale. An entertainment is planned at the Opera House next Saturday for the Genallt of the Ancient Order Tasted Workmen with local talent. Several residents travel, attend commencements, and a baby dies of brain fever. interments at Cameron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
St. Louie
Quitis
Avondale
Opera House
Mes Gilpert Farrell
Marysville
Ohio
D. J. Lowen
Ly Lovant
Epworth League
M. EB. Carren
Jove Chapman
Miss Artes Stiiwely
Daisy Lowe
Liberty
Clarington
Leo
Peter McCarthy
Priddy
Cameron Cemetery
Mattie Nesbitt
Seine
J. C. Roberts
Jefferson Avenue
HW. Rook
Washington Avenue
Second Street
Walter Alexander
Walnut Hill
Cbus
Jackson
Seventh Street
ST. Many
Gosp
Luke
Juliana
Silverne
Lloysius Couzing
Our Lord
John
League
St. Mary's
Heiling’s Grove
Local Notes and Weddings in Cranxenena District
June 11 report from Cranxenena includes Prof Berkley of Morgantown as guest, T T Wallis and Miss Magero Steel wed at Mayer 5, honeymoon planned for World’s Fair, local figures like Rev OConner and Mrs Davis noted, and community updates from Odd Fellows to cemetery care and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hose Company
Sutton
Odd Fellows
Expias
Estella
Fittie
Local notes from Chaxton and Bergholz area seethe with social and legal events
Lucy Dye returns home after a pleasant Antioch visit. A lawn fete by Epworth League draws a large crowd. The Bergholz coal dispute leads to a fatal February confrontation and ongoing legal action. July Fourth plans advance with fireworks and addresses. Local residents attend weddings, visits, and family gatherings as area life continues amid trials and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawximat, CO
Lucy Dye
Antioch
Ohio
Sam Lenkard
Migjnon
Wheeling
Daher
Moundsville
Melle Cline Lef
Herman Hess
Louise Tisber
Epworth League
M. E. Parronage
Sam Hofer
Sardis
W. B. O'Neill
Crist Haueh
Tooagay
Cee
George East
Cleveland
Rev. Phillips
East Palestine
Misa Sarah Muheleman
Buckhill
Obscure Mountaineer Funeral And Local Notices
A fragmented clipping records various local notices including a burial at Mt. Olivet, a memorial lecture by Prof. Hutehi, and community events in Parkersburg and Wheeling. Names such as Lil and Elle Mitchell appear amid scattered references to funerals, lectures, building contracts, and social visits.
Local Notes From Tealtonville Area June 17
Dr Hoge calved a day old horse aboard the steamer Bedford purchased from Wheeling. Mr and Mrs Medill leave for Monongahela City and then California. Mrs Thews Moore and Mrs Robinson are indisposed. Misses McCleary and McSwords from Martis Ferry visit. Miss Georgie Aken ill. Wm Heed assaulted Friday. revolver seized by assailant who fled. Rev Hoovers away at district conference. M Day due to issue a pool song about typhoid fever. Miss Nella Jarvis to visit Miss Littick in Zanesville next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Permum Dev
Mew
Coopers
Cerraa Palmer
Coloaul
C. Palier
Gen. Bridenstein
Mansfeld
Stella
Hassie George
Chicago
A. J. Claris
Pan-Hundie Glass Works
Wedoumtay
Oace
Joseph
Cox
Blond Cox
Brrox
Jupathan
Washington
Mount Vernon
Martinsburg School
Joseph Cas
Arthur Roperts
Wheeling
Melvin
Washington, D. C
Richant Walleh
Salt Run, O
A. F. Hampton
J. W. Oberman
C.& P. Feeleht
Ian Jane Knowles
Beaver
Hampton
Mansfield
Key Defibaugh
Son Ed
Anderson
Ind
Glencoe
Iey
Ibis
Ella Heath
Squire Cooper
Selwin Hepburn
Hepburn
Common Pleas
Maud Township
Delia Flaherty
Rose Hill
Patrick Scatin
H. M. Kelly
U.S. Glass Company
St. John's Catholic
Elysian Theater
M. E
James Frazier
Presbyterian Church
O. Smith
Board of Negro Education and Evangelization
Christina Charch
Joe Kelly
Muskingum College
George W. Yost
Lilian Kelly
Soets
John Henderson
Smithfield
Sherif William Darby
Alex. Frazier
Pleasant Friends
P. H. Job
Colerain
Maggie Kerr
St. Clairsville
James Kerr
Fourth Street
John McKim
Cleveland
Geo. McKim
North Third Street
Laban Wilson
R. T. One
Broadway
Cambridge Friends
Ohio City Lodge
Bisck Prince Lodge
Lodge
Turoxville
Hoge
Bedford
Beast
W. W. Medill
Priday
Monongahela City
Thewss Moore
Wm. Robinson
McCleary
McSwords
Martis
Georgie
Aken
Nella Jarvis
Seamless Socks for British Soldiers Improve Marching
British soldiers will wear seamless socks to boost marching efficiency. The old seamed socks caused skin chafing on the feet, reducing comfort and endurance during long campaigns.
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Harriss Fener
Littleton
Larttarox
Molle Connell Cave
Albert C. Earnest
Hospital College of Medicine
Louisville
Danving
Nesta
Sue Brant
Dawah Sta Nella
Jobs Malia
John M. Guile
Board Tree
W. BM. Melgoos, Esq
Moundshire
Clabeshui
Camden
Col. Picktower
Judson
Odd Fellowship
Maggie Mulberran
Thos. Mulberran
Beleaire
Rodewie and
Maule Fire
Breastand
Marlon Huffman
White City
Young Men's Democratic Club
Sistersville
W. Va
Martin's Ferry
Ed Ray
Minahall Porterfield
Fred Eberle
Fred Wasseran
Alex Gallacher
Jonas Perkins
Smith Township
Yesteray
Milas Anna Shape
Bethany College
Christian Union of the Young Peoples’ Societies
Elmer Irwin
Kane’s
Neff's Siding
Belmont
Bethesda
Woodsfield
Woorsruen
Parry
Ella Hollo
Thomas Por
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Miss Graham
Columbus
Forrest Ford
Pittsburg
Mea Lial
Graysville
Will Delaplain
Henry Newhart
Prof. Hall
Jamestown
Squire Beard
Polkan
Bearsville
Park and Ellsworth
Ols
Town
Bickhart
de Weay
Thor
Maggie Ketreses
M!chantal
Shaces
Lycen
Joan Ad Teene
Ny College Glee Club
The
At the Opera House
Ins
Portland
Ha Hampton
Trenton
Ad. van Pelt
McCane
Morver
Eedy
Ant
Pickens
Philabre
Henry Stingle
Wolfsburg
Jennie Milhouse
Holling’s Grove
Elson Glass Works
J.D. Hobensack
Philadelphia
Jennie McGrew
W. B. Pranvis
Mt. Pleasant
Alex. Potter
New York City
Exley & Co
Sim Brown
West Washington Street
St. Mary's School
First Street
Baggett
BaNnruay
Jubenville
Bergholz
Simeon Shegkler
Bergholz Coal Co
James Focus
Pebra
Steckler
Barcus
Shecker
Ficht
Mina
Siecker
Slecker
Slocker
Steubenville
Filson & Son
Harry Duvall
Jackson Duvall
W. M. Grimes
North Fifth Street
N. L. Cutter
Boston
W. H. Hunter
Hartford
Licking County
Misa Sue T. Rosemond
W.G. Huscroft
Franzhelm
Katie Harden
St. Paul's Church
Mart Bienin
A. A. Elliott
Gilmore
North Fourth Street
Means & Co
Black Horse
Zane
Wil Mears
Dock Street
Ella Mauker
Mary K. Means
Agnes Wells
Henry Mertz
Will
Chamxotox
James Gibson
Powhatan
Wm. H. McCloskey
Tuesaday
M.E. Rutter
Helen
Rutter
Katie Messeriy
Margaret Baro
Hannibal
New Martinsville
Mian
Nellie Michael
Michael
Geo. Newhouse
Chas. Selbert
Matamoras
Selbert
Clarence Atkinson
Cameron, C
Charles ‘Troy
J. W. Zesigen
H.&. Kraft
Belpre
Forest Nickalous
Matamoros
Richardson
Cochran's
Walker Litten
Sistersville Atierds
T. N. Barnesdall
Matamoris
Warmenton
Warxeston
George
Pere
Titanville
Stringer’s Orchard
New Youk
United States
Russia
Society
Clevelle
Francis 0. Barlow
Ae E. Dodan
Wm. Jeson Gilder
Wm. Lloyd Jeseet
Thomas A Edison
Pen Woon
Seth Raen
Stewart
Welvonsey Eveslee
Ate Taylor
Cou
Sms
Mt. Olivet
Hutehi
Rone
Works
Uve
Bas
Elle Mitchell
Ana
Enoerard
Peiley
Thulr Stores
Moondsvilin
Bers
R Lindeman
Mandayn Hufalo
Pess Enginetn Making
Bave Suished
Matamorts
Elvin Pitzgerald
Mra
Artinsviles
Houa
Ray
Parkereburg
W. Newman
Nori
Intor
Hare
Viak
Tusitwu
Osess Borin
Middlebourne
Sis
Harry Me Pig
Fagwa
Sevesth Street
Natoria Cinas Tae Varstion
Jonastown
Heme
Trating
Nne
Allowal
Pierre
Tiltonville
Ds Stone & Thomas
Stone & Thomas
D, Gundling & CO
Merchant Tailors
Talor
D. Gundling & CO
Star Clothiers and Furnishers
Twelfth ST
ORY Goods
Rhodes & CO
Dressi
Calcutta
Silverware
I. G. Dillon & CO
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