Park Avenue Speeding Rack At The Pair Avenue Reexposure
Neighborhood news recounts a chaotic scene on Park Avenue with vehicles racing, a murder scare, and a list of local names and incidents. The report mentions Mrs. Samie Fishs, a fatal horse incident, funerals, church events, and a flood of community updates spanning multiple residents and locales.
Bellair e Park assembles with band, trains and social events
Bellaire plans a ten day Assembly with an excellent band and orchestra, new cottages, and improved grounds. Rail arrangements with B&O will allow midnight Saturday and early Monday trains to stop at Bethesda all July and August, plus extra trains at 7 39 am and 10 pm during each day of the Assembly. Doctors attend a State Medical Association meeting in Zanesville.
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Park Committee
Ann Rowuce
Java Bees
Bellaira
Bethesa
Bellaire
Park
Tion
W.O. Bursandthal
George W. Yost
John Steger
Joan Gallaher
H. W. Burrows
George E. Littleton
Julia Birdsong
S. O. Cummins
Philp Bloom
Louise Schockley
Wheeling
Adolph Goerlish
Angie Gear
Thames
George Boyce
Epworth Park
Cora
Lillie Workman
Cambridge
Woo
Bellaire Lodge No. Srs
South Bellaire M E
William Porejoy
J. W. Garber
Salesville
Annie Murphy
Rose Shorts
Parkersburg
Squire Noble
James Willams
Florence McCabe
Marshal Bahra
Findlay
Edward Winkler
Fred Juhnke
Orlest Strobel
James McMillan
Yesterd
E. E. Shepherd
Morkatown
Robert M. Eaton
St. Claireville
A. Laueau
Allugher
Columbus
Episcopal Church
Women's Ballet Corp
Wne Christian Church
Florence Kennedy
North End
Board of Equilization
Auditor's Office
St. Clairsville
Rosa McDonald
Annie Berwinkle
Charles Crawley
Lillie M. Mikel
Charles
Brockman
Simon Tobon
McCollough
John Gallagher
Evansville
Kap
Anthony Gallagher
Jal.l
McKelvey
Union Street
W. EB. Danford
Heath
Sherman Glasgow
Cleveland
Jobn Stewart
Franklin
K. of P
Bridgeport
Martin's Ferry
Benwood
Macy Poole
God Blessem
Michael Ney
St Dwha's Catholic Church
It. G. White
Belmont
William Gaston
Local notices reveal school events and community plans
May 13 report from Sew Comameland New Cygnesiaxy notes polauiaes supplying a local Mac Brickyard may close due to supply cuts amid general strife. Commencement Friday brings nine graduates all young women. A man from the Riv by the Lana of Jacob, resident four years, appears in a rumor linked to a late judge’s relative. Wales services and church gatherings are announced for the weekend with Rev Robertson hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Ax Ol Coutleman
Riv
Lana
Jacob
Ines
Telnaes
Daria
Renee
Judew Jacee
Fair Trust Rey Wales
MLE
M. P
M. Bea
Robertson
Unclear OCR fragment on medical ailments and distant treatment
Fragmentary notes discuss Melanci and bindrist ailments linked to anxiety and overwork. Mentions distant treatment and a pamphlet with questions, referencing De Abacive and a staffer, but text is garbled and hard to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Bridgeport Social Life and School Commencement
Bridgeport residents attend social events at homes and churches while the public schools plan their commencement at the Opera House. The nine young ladies and one gentleman in the class, and a notable concert at the new Opera House, mark a busy week with church missions, excursions, and social visits across Bridgeport and nearby towns.
Steubenville Notes on Bonds and Local Baseball
May 12 in Steubenville there is debate over trustees swapping Pan-Handle bonds for P C C St L stock, with criticism of lax governance but defense that it removed a burden and gained usefulness. A 9 to 7 loss by Steubenville Athletes Club to B L Sharps sparks talk of a rematch. The Sixteenth district Republican Congressional convention is set for June 12 in Steubenville with Belmont Jefferson Harrison Carroll Monroe delegates apportioned by McKinley governor vote. James Trotter now controls Steubenville post office and mail comes from a Democratic source. Father Dretinen visits, Gen Gregg and John M Cook walk the Bar, and A C Witman in city for a Figs benefit. A new baby arrives to Ku Rutherford. Ex-Mayor John Irwin plans Pacific slope trip. George Immermann heads to Indiana for inspection, visiting Tiffin on the way.
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Steenesqo.e
Steubenville Township
Pan-Handle Railroad
Capt. Battin
Corney
Hos. R. Sherrard
Fairgrounds
Steubenville
B. L. Sharps
Belmont
Jefferson
Harrison
Carroll
Moaroe
McKinley
Instrail
Monroe
James Trotter
Dretinen
Mario's Ferry
Steubenvilles
Gen. Gregg
John M. Cook
Trdge Daton
J. P. Lewis
A. C. Witman
Ironton
Ku. Rutherford
High Street
John Irwin
Pacific Slope
George Mmermann
Wemrsday
Indi Giass
Tifin
Local Notes From Locust Grove and Nearby Areas
A scattered recap of social visits and travel. Clark family hosted friends at Locust Grove. Ibert Wilson left for Tinton Ohio for term of vocal and instrumental music. Neuenschwander visited Wheel ing. Bolce couple visited Sardis. Sam Tisner went to Hamities on the Iron Queen. Mr and Mrs McKelvey of Round Bottom guests of their son Dr W McKelvey. Fishing trip on New Martinsville creek pleases all. Alma and Clara Neverschwander at Washington. Miss Daisy Richardson guest of Miss Minnie O’Neill. Ernest Tisher visits his mother Lou Tisher in Moundaville. A wedding occurred last Sunday afternoon between Mrs. Kuhn and Mr. Dongel. Lochman officiated. Price’s Pleating Opers House at the wharf Friday drew a sizable crowd. Suburban Highs note hot weather in city with fainting risk. advise caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassimat
Rtev
Clark
Locust Grove
Ibert Wilson
Tinton
Henry Neuenschwander
Bolce
Sardis
Sam Tisner
Hamities
McKelvey
Round Bottom
W. McKelvey
Syices
New Martinsville
Alma
Clara Neverschwander
Daisy Richardson
New Martinaville
Minnie O'Neill
Tuenday
Ernest Tisher
Moundaville
Lou Tisher
Our
Secian
High class novelty silks and printed grounds on sale
An assortment of printed grounds and silk novelties offered at discount. Highlights include 6,000 yards of Swiss effects and 75 pieces Whitman's Swivel Silks. Pricing shows widespread retail 500, with in-store 446 and 980 for various items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
India Silks on Black Grounds at 27 Inch Wide
Trade item listing notes 25 pieces of India silks in 27 inch width with black grounds and floral effects. Regular quality priced at 1.00 each.
Printed Chambra Gingham at 27 inch width sale
Classified note lists 100 pieces printed Chambra gingham fabric at 27 inches wide. Pricing shows 71 to 2 cents per yard. Sold by the yard in transportation fashion catalog style.
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Émy
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Calvin Alten
Father Ee
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Lilian Roberta Tre Gertwright
Lidie Orwell
Bion v. Alwe
Ewing
Junitos
J.D
Ferlin
Editoril Association
Weer Pwin
Cameron
Parentecas Wal
Pruge
Asrlo Curtis
Sf Annals
Diss
Irene Curts
Krent
Kent
Elgut Wee
Corcoran
Hey
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Woure
Jerry Hagerman
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C. Mathews
Cora Parkinson
Thoretay
Wasuiogus
Taitell
Canada
Thair
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Strawherd
Misa Laura Lindsay
Wlor
Mer Mathews
Lindsay
Magtingyiler
Ty Conner
Geo
Cour
Hasson
Denony
Counell Pease
Miller
Schoel
Julie
Bednie
Wyatt
Circuit Court
Litto
SB. Hall
Sisturvville
Mclntire
Jacobs
West Union
Bertie
Sawanek
Alonce & Ture Ber
Baltimore
Is & jMewaane Falier
Europe
Me. Faulkner
Aurora
M. E
Willkie Dally
Mia Kidwell
Johnny Graham Day
Rt. 5
Laura
Virginia Central Haltroad
John Amess
Kayser
Henry Hervkler
Newark
Lown
Maud Knotts
Rowlesburg
Mise Minsie Inoe Flyne
Kingwood
Edward Anderson
B. & C. Express
Nywatatakland
Menis
Matlie Hanway
W. Prank Steek
Presbyterian Church
Coenen
Broaidus College
Cherry Camp
Clarceburg
Basset
Pireanure
West Colon
George Sturelss
United States
BB. Doveeer
John Branoyn
Bon
Hury Bragcum
J. Henry
Ransomh County
M. Tucker
Morgantows
Acns Dunn
Joan Donn
Rufus Randolph
Phineas F. Hanedainn
Mars Jemters
Si County
Odd Fellows
Rhuda Lowe
Weston
Abe
Horan Town
Monuarrars
W. Va
Stephen Quins
D. le Verney
Bay of Mt Morris
Grivieda
Parkersgute
Mori Gachiern
Dodeer
M. Hagens
Clarkstare
W. P. Willey
Eyans
Jobo Wagner
Wheeling Pool
Mra RC
Berkeley
Toursday
Penting
Aban
Thos. Miller
Therlay
Holmes
Washl
Sirs
Jaane
Hele Mestrogatt
Silion
Ureensbor
Isaac Franks
Irieade
Brownsville
Sam Boyd
Cgdon
Will Cedon
Marélepburg
W. Keener
AL Dent
Ray
Jodee Harrison
Suth
bacca‘School
Joseph Monypenny
Toronto
New Cumberland Cemetery
Gov . Ebbert
Gack
A. B. Lee
C. L. Smith
J. N. Camten
W. P. Thompson
John Riheldaffer
Alfred Paul
John G. McLain
B.G. Williams
Morgantown Kriwadts
W.B. McGregor
Parkerstraih Lacote
Wilc ‘x
Lonaconing
John Clark
Chas. Chanoweth
Poantain Billard Rooms
Fairmont City
Masonic Lodge
Capt. B. &. Doyeser
Louis Schroder
T. J. Parsons
Clarksburg
Jhood Kemple
Kemple
League
Rooda Fleming
Pivaung
Gables Fetae
Heerman
Grave Ifartley
Charles Powell
Mannington
Florence Post
Romine’s Mills
Ie Hutchison
Linzie Crawford
Lucy Holaire Yesterdhat
Laura Dunnington
Geo. W. Peterkin
Pieumont
Pusawost
Thomas Carr
H.C. Thrush
W. Davis
Else Lippincott
Chicago
Lis. Mowers
MD. Fuller
B. & 4, Railroad
David Lamb
Westernport
Mad
W. J. Hubbard
St. Peter's Church
Patrick Poley
W. E. Fasenbaker
J. F. Ravens-eratt
David Lign
P. H. Kimmel
Mt. Carbon
A. FL
A. M
A. Suter
Potowiac
Lake
Piedmont
Mineral County
Alleghany County
E. W. Smith
Steelton
LG. Walker
Keany
B. & O. Bshop
AL Pisher
M. E. Church
J. &. Burnsworth
Cambridge Norris
Pranklin
Maryland
Cumberland
Aviegany County Coro
Orleans
Wellaburg
Warree
McCelloch
Latradé
Wes
Charles Kerr
Texas
M. Mackey
Don Cuotmmings
Thomas Davies
M. Greenwald
Rellaire
Annie McCoy
Aps
Gran
Buffalo Creek
Charles Schwartieger
Mra
D. C
Portland Station
Beatrice Kelly
Edes Hodgens
Crumly
Loral
Man
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David Wagener
Home Missionary Society
Kate Keiser
N. Kohn
Margaret Moore
Thatcher
East Kirtland
Miss Moore
Opera House
Alice Cox
Lois Heathorne
Lizsie Schafer
Hattie Scarlet
Nannie Haines
Edith Lamum
Annie Forsyths
Pansie Pyle
Margaret Praisier
Charles Quimby
P. G. Coan
Groomiah
Persia
Annie P. Ballagu
Tokio
Japan
John Hingley
Sallie Talbert
Barnesville
George B. Turner
Lucy Baxgs
Hoge
Lucy Baggs
Matt Modilt
Azelea Mission Band
Crab Apple
Y's
Stalla Spangenbo
Sytsubenville
Stone & Thomas
India
China
Brussels
Stiesen
D, Gundling & CO
D. Gundling & CO
Star Clothiers
Twelfth Street
Rhodes & CO
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