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Detailed Name Report
Elvira Annie Cowles Holmes
Name Details
Last Name
Holmes
First Name
Elvira Annie Cowles
Age
34
Gender
F
Year
1847
Origin
NY
Party
Jedediah M. Grant Company
Individual Type
Author
Information Found in Following Document
Their Accomplishments Must Be Told
Publication Details
Published
Yes
Publication History
Unknown
Publication Info.
Our Pioneer Heritage Vol 19
Publisher
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Published In
Salt Lake City, UT
Year Published
1976
Survey Details
Pages Surveyed
258-259
Total Doc. Pages
Unknown
Survey File
47HOL01r.pdf
Document Locations
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
300 N. Main St. Salt Lake City, UT 84013-
dupmuseum@juno.com
801-538-1050
Author Information
Author Name
Elvira Annie Cowles Holmes
Age
34
Gender
F
Occupation
Unknown
Editor
Author's Account of Journey
Year Written
Unknown
Family Size
1
From
NY
Party
Jedediah M. Grant Company
Journey Year
1847
Left from
Council Bluffs- Omaha on 00/00/1847
Arrived at
Salt Lake City on 10/02/1847
Routes List
No routes given.
Comments
Biographical Sketch written by unknown author.
No other journey information given.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Forest Kennington
Post-Register, The - October 15, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Plan Wyoming Home
(Special to The Pmt-Reglsterl
REXBURG, Oct. 15. — Planning
to matte their home in Bedford,
Wyo., are ncwlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Kennington, who were marrled
in LDS temple rites preformed on Wed. President W l. Kilpatrick preformed the cermemony.
Martha Kennington
Ogden Standard-Examiner - March 27, 1954, Ogden, Utah
Plan Wyoming Home
(Special to The Pmt-Reglsterl
REXBURG, Oct. 15. — Planning
to matte their home in Bedford,
Wyo., are ncwlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Kennington, who were marrled
in LDS temple rites preformed on Wed. President W l. Kilpatrick preformed the cermemony.
Martha Kennington
Ogden Standard-Examiner - March 27, 1954, Ogden, Utah
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Wilford Eckersell
Wilford Eckersell
Post-Register, The - Friday, June 10, 1977, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Rexburg- Wilford Eckersell, 80, a lifetime resident of Rexburg, died Thursday suddenly of an apparent heart attack.
Services will be Saturday at 1:30pm at the Flamm Funeral Home. The family will receive friends Saturday from 12 noon until time of services. Interment will be at the Rexburg Cemetery
Post-Register, The - Friday, October 10, 1952, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Diana Taylor
Post-Register, The - Monday, June 27, 1955, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Dorothy Eckersell
Dorothy Eckersell
Post-Register, The - Sunday, October 07, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Fall Vows Planned by Valley
Rexburg- Oct 6- Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Eckersell Saturday announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Forrest Weber Kennington of Bedford, Wyo.
Miss Eckersell is a graduate of Madison High and graduated from junior college at Ricks. She taught school in Shelley prior to her leaving for an LDS northern
Bridal Shower
Miss Eckersell was honored at a bridal shower this week at the home of Mrs. Jack Lewis.
Cohostesses with Mrs. Lewis were Mrs. Laura Ashliman, Mrs. Edward Beck, Mrs. W.J. Lyman, Mrs. Albert Pieper, Mrs. Gilbert McKinlay, Mrs. Ruth Ricks, Mrs. Thomas Archibald and Mrs. Wayne Smart.
Original songs by Mrs. Archibald were sung by the group and were followed by her giving advice to the bride. Joyce Berry played two piano solos. Mrs. Willis Nelson and Mrs. Stanley McCulloch sang a vocal duet and Donna Walz gave a history of the bride. Following a luncheon the bride opened her gifts.
John and Cramer in the Newspaper
Thomas Parley John
Idaho State Journal - Sunday, January 18, 1976, Pocatello, Idaho
Emma L. Earl
Post-Register, The - Sunday, June 10, 1956, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Sunday, June 03, 1956, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Milton Earl
Caribou County Sun - Thursday, May 03, 1973, Soda Springs, Idaho
Susanna Stone
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Tuesday, April 02, 1935, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Friday, January 20, 1961, Salt Lake City, Utah
Lynn Morris John
Idaho State Journal - Sunday, January 18, 1976, Pocatello, Idaho
THOMAS ASAEL JOHN WOODRUFF Idaho Thomas Asael John 73 died Friday in a Salt Lake City hospital of heart failure He had been there about three weeks for open heart He was born March 31 1902 in Portage Utah to Thomas Parley John and Annie Maria Wells John He was a prominent farmer and stock raiser in Southern Idaho He married May Vereen Morris Oct 19 1921 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He was reared and educated in Portage Utah and graduated from the College in Logan Utah He was an active member of the LDS Church He served in the Woodruff Ward Bishopric 11 years He was bishop of the Cherry Creek Ward 11 years He was on the Oneida County School Board three terms and was president of the Samaria Grazing Association years He also worked for the Sugar Co 45 years Surviving are his widow of Woodruff three sons and three daughters Asael Mardell John of Roy Utah Dennis John of Malad Lynn Morris John of Great Falls Mont Mrs. Sharp of Bountiful Utah Mrs Lowell Vona Mae Dunn of Murray Utah and Mrs. Darlene Jacklin of Lakewood Colo and 23 grandchildren and four great Funeral services will be 1 p.m Monday at the Cherry Creek LDS Ward Chapel with Bishop Donald F Vaughan officiating Friends may call at Benson Funeral Home this evening and at the Cherry Creek Ward after 11 a.m. Monday Burial will follow in the Portage Utah cemetery
Ogden Standard-Examiner - Sunday, January 18, 1976, Ogden, Utah
Ogden Standard-Examiner - Tuesday, October 06, 1953, Ogden, Utah
Malad Couple Wed in Temple
MALAD Idaho- Mr and Mrs Lynn M John who were married Aug 19 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, were honored at a reception Friday evening at the home of the bridegrooms parents, Mr and Mrs Thos A John. Assisting during the evening Miss Florence Ipsen , Earl Kern, Mrs. Lavern Smith, Mrs. Cordell Williams, Mrs. Carl Isaacson, Marilyn Johnes, Marjorie Johnes, Dawnie Isaacson, Vona Mae Johnes was in charge of the gift table and Darlene John and Susan Carey carried the gifts.
Lynn M. John
Idaho State Journal - Thursday, June 08, 1967, Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho State Journal - Wednesday, March 06, 1974, Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho State Journal - Sunday, June 26, 1977, Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho State Journal - Sunday, November 07, 1976, Pocatello, Idaho
Thomas A. John
Idaho State Journal - Friday, January 13, 1961, Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho State Journal - Thursday, June 08, 1967, Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho State Journal - Sunday, November 07, 1976, Pocatello, Idaho
Melvin E. Dunkley
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Wednesday, June 11, 1952, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Wednesday, November 06, 1929, Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Sunday, February 17, 1957, Provo, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Thursday, October 22, 1964, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, January 11, 1931, Salt Lake City, Utah
Melvin Dunkley
Provo Daily Herald - Wednesday, September 26, 1962, Provo, Utah
Herald, The - Sunday, May 10, 1953, Provo, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, April 06, 1952, Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Thursday, May 26, 1966, Provo, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Monday, November 12, 1956, Provo, Utah
Daily Herald, The - Thursday, June 11, 1953, Provo, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Friday, August 27, 1954, Provo, Utah
Daily Herald, The - Tuesday, July 26, 1960, Provo, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Tuesday, June 18, 1957, Provo, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Friday, June 25, 1954, Provo, Utah
Daily Herald, The - Monday, January 26, 1953, Provo, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Wednesday, November 06, 1929, Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Sunday, February 17, 1957, Provo, Utah
Betty Mae Dunkley
Daily Herald, The - Monday, June 22, 1953, Provo, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Friday, September 30, 1955, Provo, Utah
May Vereen Morris
Ogden Standard-Examiner - Sunday, January 18, 1976, Ogden, Utah
Walter Cramer
Post-Register, The - Sunday, August 10, 1975, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Tuesday, August 01, 1972, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Sunday, July 01, 1956, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Thursday, January 19, 1950, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Tuesday, August 31, 1954, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Friday, April 06, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Wednesday, April 09, 1952, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Tuesday, April 01, 1952, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Thursday, May 25, 1967, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Sunday, June 24, 1956, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Sunday, June 17, 1956, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Thursday, July 11, 1968, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Tuesday, February 07, 1961, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Stanley Walter Cramer
Post-Register, The - Tuesday, February 20, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Monday, February 19, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Tuesday, January 16, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Sunday, August 10, 1975, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Monday, February 05, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Amy Cramer
Post-Register, The - Friday, September 05, 1958, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Sunday, October 28, 1962, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Isaac J. Lloyd
Post-Register, The - Friday, March 23, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Lillis Earl
Caribou County Sun - Thursday, November 24, 1977, Soda Springs, Idaho
Lillis Lloyd (245 articles about her giving talks, singing, playing, or serving)
Caribou County Sun - Thursday, December 17, 1964, Soda Springs, Idaho
Caribou County Sun - Thursday, December 26, 1974, Soda Springs, Idaho
JoAnn Cramer
Idaho State Journal - Monday, September 10, 1951, Pocatello, Idaho
Soda Springs Sun, The - Thursday, December 24, 1953, Soda Springs, Idaho
Soda Springs Sun, The - Thursday, December 24, 1953, Soda Springs, Idaho
JoAnn Lloyd
North Gem Herald, The - Thursday, October 16, 1947, Bancroft, Idaho
Caribou County Sun - Thursday, August 14, 1969, Soda Springs, Idaho
Peter Cramer
Post-Register, The - Thursday, May 05, 1966, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Post-Register, The - Friday, March 23, 1951, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Miss Joan Lloyd daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac J Lloyd Bancroft married to Stanley Walter Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Walter Peter Cramer Ucon This marriage was also performed by President Hester
Idaho State Journal - Monday, July 08, 1974, Pocatello, Idaho
Anna Clara Lowe
Post-Register, The - Sunday, August 10, 1975, Idaho Falls, Idaho
James Morris Wood
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Friday, December 27, 1940, Salt Lake City, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Thursday, February 09, 1956, Provo, Utah
Laura Dunkley
Daily Herald, The - Wednesday, March 01, 1961, Provo, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Monday, April 25, 1955, Provo, Utah
Joseph Dunkley
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Saturday, December 21, 1929, Salt Lake City, Utah
Ogden Standard-Examiner - Thursday, May 19, 1921, Ogden, Utah
Provo Daily Herald - Monday, March 04, 1957, Provo, Utah
Daily Herald, The - Wednesday, March 01, 1961, Provo, Utah
David W. Morris
Ogden Standard-Examiner - Sunday, March 28, 1943, Ogden, Utah
Job Welling
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, July 02, 1939, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Tuesday, March 19, 1946, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Friday, September 23, 1921, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, July 09, 1922, Salt Lake City, Utah
Emma L. Holmes
Ogden Standard-Examiner - Thursday, May 29, 1947, Ogden, Utah
Elvira Annie Cowles
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, July 02, 1939, Salt Lake City, Utah
Elvira A Cowles
Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette - Thursday, August 07, 1952, Burlington, Iowa
John Hess
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Friday, June 27, 1902, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, July 04, 1897, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Friday, February 09, 1900, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Sunday, May 17, 1903, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, The - Tuesday, May 11, 1897, Salt Lake City, Utah
Broad Ax, The - Saturday, July 09, 1898, Salt Lake City, Utah
Friday, March 9, 2012
Macbeth in Massillon Ohio
Stuart Mcbeth
Steubenville Herald-Star - Thursday, August 09, 1934, Steubenville, Ohio
Mary-Hanvey
Steubenville Herald Star - Wednesday, June 29, 1921, Steubenville, Ohio
Indianapolis Star, The - Wednesday, May 30, 1917, Indianapolis, Indiana
Steubenville Herald Star - Wednesday, November 30, 1904, Steubenville, Ohio
Jane McBeth Vennetta
Steubenville Herald Star - Tuesday, June 14, 1921, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald Star - Monday, October 20, 1919, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald Star - Monday, June 13, 1921, Steubenville, Ohio
Walter McBeth
Steubenville Herald - Friday, April 24, 1891, Steubenville, Ohio
Albert Clarence McBeth
Steubenville Herald - Thursday, June 16, 1921, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald Star - Tuesday, June 17, 1919, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Daily Herald And News - Saturday, February 13, 1875, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald Star - Monday, August 08, 1904, Steubenville, Ohio
Westana Macbeth
Evening Independent - Saturday, October 23, 1926, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, October 22, 1926, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, October 27, 1926, Massillon, Ohio
Harry Austin Macbeth
Evening Independent - Thursday, September 07, 1944, Massillon, Ohio
Steubenville Herald Star - Tuesday, June 14, 1921, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald - Thursday, June 16, 1921, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald Star - Saturday, November 11, 1922, Steubenville, Ohio
Steubenville Herald-Star - Saturday, November 11, 1922, Steubenville, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, August 29, 1944, Massillon, Ohio
Albert C. Macbeth
Evening Independent - Friday, September 04, 1936, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, April 03, 1928, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, August 14, 1934, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, April 06, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, May 04, 1936, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, September 17, 1930, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, June 10, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, November 16, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, February 02, 1937, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, November 17, 1930, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, July 07, 1933, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, August 17, 1936, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, August 07, 1936, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, October 22, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Monroe Macbeth
Evening Independent - Monday, May 14, 1945, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, March 27, 1945, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, June 10, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Donald Paul Macbeth
Evening Independent - Tuesday, December 31, 1940, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, August 21, 1942, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, June 06, 1952, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, January 04, 1944, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, October 09, 1944, Massillon, Ohio
Eulalia Macbeth
Evening Independent - Saturday, May 21, 1938, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, December 03, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, July 08, 1926, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, May 23, 1929, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, May 18, 1929, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, November 09, 1927, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, October 23, 1924, Massillon, Ohio
Married At Noon Wednesday
A pretty wedding mid autumn season took place Wednesday at noon, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis. Of 1120 West Tremont Street, when their daughter, Miss Zola Uarda Lewis became the bride of Richard Herbert Taylor, of Conneaut. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. H. Donaldson, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Preceding the ceremony, Miss Marian Taylor, a sister of the groom sang “At Dawning.” During the entrance of the bridal party Mendlessohn’s wedding march was played by Miss Eulalia Lewis, a sister of the bride.
The bride was lovely in a wedding gown of ivory georgette trimmed with Irish point lace and carried and arm bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served by Mrs. Bertha Kerr and Mrs. Fred Chenny of Conneaut. Those at the bride’s table were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and the Rev. C. H. Donaldson. A wedding cake formed the centerpiece. The house was effectively decorated with autumn flowers and foliage.
The bride is a graduate of the Conneaut high school and of the Kent Normal School and was formerly a member of the teaching staff of the Conneaut public schools. The groom’s connected with the Bessomer Railway Company. The bride received a number of beautiful gifts, including silver, crystal and a set of hand painted china, a gift of her parents. After a short wedding trip east, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will live in Conneaut. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and Miss Marian Taylor, of Conneaut. Telegrams of congratulations were received from friend in Cleveland and Kent.
Bradford Era - Thursday, February 12, 1953, Bradford, Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Times - Friday, January 15, 1971, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Florence MacBeth (Second wife to Harry Austin Macbeth)
Evening Independent - Tuesday, October 12, 1971, Massillon, Ohio
Albert William Macbeth
Bradford Era, The - Monday, September 17, 1951, Bradford, Pennsylvania
W. S. Lewis
Bradford Era, The - Monday, September 17, 1951, Bradford, Pennsylvania
Evening Independent - Monday, June 23, 1941, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, May 21, 1941, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, April 08, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, January 07, 1930, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, April 05, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, January 06, 1936, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, December 21, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, July 07, 1933, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, June 28, 1933, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, June 08, 1933, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, April 20, 1933, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, November 04, 1930, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, July 02, 1954, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, November 06, 1940, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, July 13, 1933, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, November 14, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, November 14, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, September 21, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, September 19, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, September 07, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, May 13, 1931, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, April 29, 1931, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, March 21, 1930, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Friday, March 22, 1929, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, February 09, 1959, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, April 27, 1953, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, March 17, 1952, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Tuesday, October 20, 1942, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, May 15, 1941, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, June 26, 1941, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, December 14, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, December 12, 1932, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, September 24, 1927, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, January 24, 1938, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Thursday, April 11, 1935, Massillon, Ohio (Funeral For Mrs. W.S. Lewis)
Out of relatives who attended the funeral of Mrs W S Lewis of 8th SW held Tuesday afternoon m Central Presbyterian church were Mr and Mrs Otis Hunter Miss Isabel Hunter Jay Artman Ernest Artman Mrs Agnes Bolton Keith Hunter Miss Dorothy Mae Hunter Mrs Me rilla Austin Mr and Mrs Walker Hunter Mr and Mrs Elaine Hunter and Kenneth Hunter of Sharpsville
Evening Independent - Tuesday, April 09, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, April 08, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
William S. Lewis
Evening Independent - Monday, June 03, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, May 11, 1957, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Monday, September 30, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
ASKS DEATH OF WIFE William S Lewis of 116 8th SW has filed suit In common pleas court Canton against John Martier of Louisville for for the death of his wife Mrs Miry Lewis in a traffic accident April 4 Mrs Lewis was fatally injured when her auto was struck by a cnr driven bv at a highway intersection at Three other Massillon J Rodger Mrs Charles Wagoner and Miss Emma were hurt in the accident The women were en route to to attend a presbytery of the Presbyterian church ST PAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Evening Independent - Saturday, April 06, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Wednesday, July 03, 1957, Massillon, Ohio
Blanche Lewis
Evening Independent - Friday, May 31, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Evening Independent - Saturday, April 06, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Tremont Injuries sustained Thursday morn ing when an auto she and three en route church workers at Youngstown and a car driven by John Martig of Louis ville collided at the intersection of Routes 44 and 224 at Randolph re in the death of Mrs Mary Blanche Lewis 116 8th SW at the Robinson Memorial hospital Ravenna early Mrs Lewis sustained skull fractures over each eye a punctured lung frac tures of each wrist and severe face lacerations She was the driver of the Other Injured Women Improve The other occupants of all of whom were injured were Mrs Margaret wife of the Rev J Rodger Sillars pastor of the Central Presbyterian church Mrs Charles Wagoner of 7th SW extension and Miss Emma Meuser of 221 3rd NE The condition of all three was reported improved today Miss Meuser was taken from the Ravenna hospital to the residence of Miss Minnie Goehler of 424 1st NE Friday Mrs Sillars is confined at the Massillon city hospital to which she was removed Thursday evening and Mrs Wagoner still is in the Ra venna hospital I Mrs Lewis was an active church worker and was associated with most of the womens organizations of the Presbyterian church The day of the accident was the final of her term as president of the Womans Missionary society of the church She also was a teacher for several years of the Westminster Bible class Active Lodge Member
Evening Independent - Monday, April 08, 1935, Massillon, Ohio
Mr and Mrs M B Betts of Kins man were called here Saturday by the death of Mrs Betts sister home W S Lewis of 8th st SW until the time of the funeral
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Macbeth in the Paper
July 8, 1926
Miss Eulalia Lewis, of 310 Henry street, returned Wednesday evening, from a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. R. I-I. Taylor, at Conneaut.
While there Miss Lewis played the wedding march at the wedding of Miss Reta Saville and
John Warrtwell.
March 11, 1925
Queen Esther Society
Twelve members of the Queen Esther society of the Wesley Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Fred Spidell, of Edna street. The wedding date of Miss Leola Dunham and Alvin Korn was announced as April 10. The house was attractively decorated in
keeping with St. Patrick's day. Games -were enjoyed. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mrs.
Spidell and Mrs. Van Noot of Dover who were recently married. Mrs. SpirleH, before her marriage, was .Miss Edna Axxe and Mrs. Van Koot was formerly Miss Smart.
The next meeting will be held April 14 with Miss Eulalia Lewis, of Henry street.
Oct 12, 1927
QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
Miss Mary Louise Spuhler, of
Henry street, SW, entertained 12 members of the Queen Esther society of the Wesley M. E. church, Tuesday evening. Plans were completed for the fall festival to be held, October 18. Miss Vida Beamer reviewed the study book. The next meeting will be held at the residence of Miss
Eulalia Lewis, of Henry street, SW, in November.
Aug 22, 1930
Born, Wednesday evening, at the city hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. MacBeth, of 204 Commonwealth ave. NE, a son who has been named Albert William. Mrs. MacBeth was Miss Eulalia Lewis before her marriage.
June 9, 1928
Miss Eulalia Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis, of 116' Eighth street, "SW., left, today, for Conneaut where she will spend the week-end with her sister, Mrs. R. H. Taylor. From Conneaut she will go to Ashlabula and join a party, leaving Monday morning, on a motor
trip to Denver, Colo. Miss Nclita Seymour, a teacher in the Ashtabula public schools, who is one of the party, and Miss Lewis will attend the University of Denver, at Denver, during the summer sessions. Before returning home, they will go to Yellowstone National park, the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado, Salt Lake City and other places of interest.
Aug 22, 1940
10 YEARS AGO
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth, of 204 Commonwealth ave., NE,. a son, who has been
named Albert William. Mrs. MacBeth formerly was Miss Eulalia Lewis.
September 25, 1936
.•Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacBeth, of Akron. Ohio, will arrive today to visit their son-in-law and daughter, -Mr. and Mrs. A. J. O'Neill, at their .home, 51 Nyack avenue, Lansdowne.
August 23, 1942
Quiet Marriage Is solemnized
In a quiet ceremony solemnized Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parsonage of the South Side Church of Christ, Miss Joan Stiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stiles, Perry-tp, became the bride of Harry McBeth, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBeth, Sr Oak-st. The Rev. E. J. Penhorwood of- fixated at the ceremony, and the couple was unattended.
The bride was attired in a street length frock of deep blue velvet, trimmed in white lace, nnd
she wore turf tan accessories and a corsage of pink and yellow roses.
Mr. and Mrs. McBeth will reside at 223 Haller-st. The bride was graduated from Harrod high school, and is rmolojed at the Westinghousc. Mr. McBeth is a graduate of Central
high school and is employed at Kennedy s Body shop.
June 14, 1921
The funeral cortage of the late Mrs. Jane McBeth Vennetta arrived from Cleveland on Tuesday at
one o'clock accompanied by her nephew, Harry McBeth and his uncle,
L. Monroe Miller, of Conneaut.
They were met by a number "of Steubenviile friends at C P station and the funeral took place on tha arrival of the train, Rev. Eakin, of the Second D. p.
Church held the services at the grave and she was laid to rest besides her ancestors in the union cemetery by judge W. MacD. Miller, T.W. Vance, w.s. walker j E. Mcgowan, Frank D Sinclair and r.m. Mahon. Mrs. Vannetta was an old resident of Steubenville and comes from a family of longevity her oldest sister Mrs. Mary Hanvey is living in Indianapolis, at the advanced age of 92, and her sister Miss Ann McBeth, in Cleveland in her 87th year and Mrs. Vannetta was 82 at the time of her death. She is also survived by the following nieces and nephews: Susan Hanvey and brothers, George and Albert of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lucy Fleming Crossley, Chicago; Harry Macbeth and sister of Conneaut. O.
July 27, 1954
Shirley Eiche
Engaged To H. H. McBeth
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eiche, 218 E. Vine St., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Shirley, to Pfc. Herbert H. McBeth, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBeth, Route 1, Wayriesfield. Shirley, a graduate of South High School, is employed as a secretary in the office
of that school.
Her fiance, who is stationed with the U. S. Marine Corps at Cherry Point, N. C., attended South High School.
No date has been selected for the wedding
July 19, 1910
Harry McBeth and Monroe Miller, two well known,railroad men of
Cohneaut, O., were business visitors in the city Monday.
June 21, 1925
Miss Hazel McBeth entertained a group of friends In her home Friday afternoon In honor of her
birthday. Miss Eulalia McBeth and Miss Marcella Faye were successful in the contests which were played during the afternoon. At 5 o'clock a dainty luncheon was served by the mother of the
hostess assisted by Mrs. George Bateson, Mrs. Ray Faye, and Mrs. Fred Goes. The guest list Included Misses Vera McBeth. Eulalia McBeth, Lueila Smith, Dorothy ConMIn, Jean -Horn, Peggy Horn, Evelyn Tarn. Stanley Tarn, Mildred Tarn, Vera Goes. Eva Goes. Marcel
Goes. Velma Goes. Norma Goes, Anna Gpes. Harry McBeth, and Stanley Tarn. «•
July 31, 1936
Ambulance Removals
Mrs Harry McBeth and infant from Memorial hoipnal to 214 AV. Spnngst.
Feb 15, 1908
SELECTS TEXT, PRAYS
AND THEN DIES
Marion, 0 , Feb 15 —Selecting the text which she requested the minister to use at her funeral, Mrs. Susan McBeth, 70 years old, of Scott township,breathed a prayer Friday and died. She seemed to realize that her time had come, and. placing herhand upon her old, worn Bible, directed a granddaughter to find the seventh verse of the fourth chapter of 2d Timothy, which reads as follows:
"I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith."
Miss Eulalia Lewis, of 310 Henry street, returned Wednesday evening, from a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. R. I-I. Taylor, at Conneaut.
While there Miss Lewis played the wedding march at the wedding of Miss Reta Saville and
John Warrtwell.
March 11, 1925
Queen Esther Society
Twelve members of the Queen Esther society of the Wesley Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Fred Spidell, of Edna street. The wedding date of Miss Leola Dunham and Alvin Korn was announced as April 10. The house was attractively decorated in
keeping with St. Patrick's day. Games -were enjoyed. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mrs.
Spidell and Mrs. Van Noot of Dover who were recently married. Mrs. SpirleH, before her marriage, was .Miss Edna Axxe and Mrs. Van Koot was formerly Miss Smart.
The next meeting will be held April 14 with Miss Eulalia Lewis, of Henry street.
Oct 12, 1927
QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
Miss Mary Louise Spuhler, of
Henry street, SW, entertained 12 members of the Queen Esther society of the Wesley M. E. church, Tuesday evening. Plans were completed for the fall festival to be held, October 18. Miss Vida Beamer reviewed the study book. The next meeting will be held at the residence of Miss
Eulalia Lewis, of Henry street, SW, in November.
Aug 22, 1930
Born, Wednesday evening, at the city hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. MacBeth, of 204 Commonwealth ave. NE, a son who has been named Albert William. Mrs. MacBeth was Miss Eulalia Lewis before her marriage.
June 9, 1928
Miss Eulalia Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis, of 116' Eighth street, "SW., left, today, for Conneaut where she will spend the week-end with her sister, Mrs. R. H. Taylor. From Conneaut she will go to Ashlabula and join a party, leaving Monday morning, on a motor
trip to Denver, Colo. Miss Nclita Seymour, a teacher in the Ashtabula public schools, who is one of the party, and Miss Lewis will attend the University of Denver, at Denver, during the summer sessions. Before returning home, they will go to Yellowstone National park, the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado, Salt Lake City and other places of interest.
Aug 22, 1940
10 YEARS AGO
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth, of 204 Commonwealth ave., NE,. a son, who has been
named Albert William. Mrs. MacBeth formerly was Miss Eulalia Lewis.
September 25, 1936
.•Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacBeth, of Akron. Ohio, will arrive today to visit their son-in-law and daughter, -Mr. and Mrs. A. J. O'Neill, at their .home, 51 Nyack avenue, Lansdowne.
August 23, 1942
Quiet Marriage Is solemnized
In a quiet ceremony solemnized Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parsonage of the South Side Church of Christ, Miss Joan Stiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stiles, Perry-tp, became the bride of Harry McBeth, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBeth, Sr Oak-st. The Rev. E. J. Penhorwood of- fixated at the ceremony, and the couple was unattended.
The bride was attired in a street length frock of deep blue velvet, trimmed in white lace, nnd
she wore turf tan accessories and a corsage of pink and yellow roses.
Mr. and Mrs. McBeth will reside at 223 Haller-st. The bride was graduated from Harrod high school, and is rmolojed at the Westinghousc. Mr. McBeth is a graduate of Central
high school and is employed at Kennedy s Body shop.
June 14, 1921
The funeral cortage of the late Mrs. Jane McBeth Vennetta arrived from Cleveland on Tuesday at
one o'clock accompanied by her nephew, Harry McBeth and his uncle,
L. Monroe Miller, of Conneaut.
They were met by a number "of Steubenviile friends at C P station and the funeral took place on tha arrival of the train, Rev. Eakin, of the Second D. p.
Church held the services at the grave and she was laid to rest besides her ancestors in the union cemetery by judge W. MacD. Miller, T.W. Vance, w.s. walker j E. Mcgowan, Frank D Sinclair and r.m. Mahon. Mrs. Vannetta was an old resident of Steubenville and comes from a family of longevity her oldest sister Mrs. Mary Hanvey is living in Indianapolis, at the advanced age of 92, and her sister Miss Ann McBeth, in Cleveland in her 87th year and Mrs. Vannetta was 82 at the time of her death. She is also survived by the following nieces and nephews: Susan Hanvey and brothers, George and Albert of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lucy Fleming Crossley, Chicago; Harry Macbeth and sister of Conneaut. O.
July 27, 1954
Shirley Eiche
Engaged To H. H. McBeth
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eiche, 218 E. Vine St., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Shirley, to Pfc. Herbert H. McBeth, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBeth, Route 1, Wayriesfield. Shirley, a graduate of South High School, is employed as a secretary in the office
of that school.
Her fiance, who is stationed with the U. S. Marine Corps at Cherry Point, N. C., attended South High School.
No date has been selected for the wedding
July 19, 1910
Harry McBeth and Monroe Miller, two well known,railroad men of
Cohneaut, O., were business visitors in the city Monday.
June 21, 1925
Miss Hazel McBeth entertained a group of friends In her home Friday afternoon In honor of her
birthday. Miss Eulalia McBeth and Miss Marcella Faye were successful in the contests which were played during the afternoon. At 5 o'clock a dainty luncheon was served by the mother of the
hostess assisted by Mrs. George Bateson, Mrs. Ray Faye, and Mrs. Fred Goes. The guest list Included Misses Vera McBeth. Eulalia McBeth, Lueila Smith, Dorothy ConMIn, Jean -Horn, Peggy Horn, Evelyn Tarn. Stanley Tarn, Mildred Tarn, Vera Goes. Eva Goes. Marcel
Goes. Velma Goes. Norma Goes, Anna Gpes. Harry McBeth, and Stanley Tarn. «•
July 31, 1936
Ambulance Removals
Mrs Harry McBeth and infant from Memorial hoipnal to 214 AV. Spnngst.
Feb 15, 1908
SELECTS TEXT, PRAYS
AND THEN DIES
Marion, 0 , Feb 15 —Selecting the text which she requested the minister to use at her funeral, Mrs. Susan McBeth, 70 years old, of Scott township,breathed a prayer Friday and died. She seemed to realize that her time had come, and. placing herhand upon her old, worn Bible, directed a granddaughter to find the seventh verse of the fourth chapter of 2d Timothy, which reads as follows:
"I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith."
More Macbeth in the Newspaper
November 17, 1930
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macbeth have moved to 8th st., sw.
August 8, 1904
TESTIMONIAL
TO A FORMER STEUBENVILLE MAN
Who Has Resigned His Position with the Nickel Plate Railroad Shops.
The following relates to a former Hl'Mibenville man who was born and rcarr-.'l in this city
"After twenty-one years of actual service with the Nickel Plate, Albert Macbeth was forced to resign his position as blacksmith foreman, because of i ll health. No man ever left the Cleveland shops that was more popular with the employes and officials than Mr. Macbeth. Yesterday a committee composed- of Messrs. Elvin, Onion; and Welch drove to the home of Alb. Macbeth on the Lake road, and in behalf of the officials and fellow workmen, presented him with a handsome
testimonial In the shape of a very pretty morocco bound book and a purse of gold amounting to $200.
The book contained the following resolutions:
Mr. A. Macbeth:
"Dear Sir:—After twenty-one years of service as foreman of the blacksmith shop of the N. Y. C. & St. L. Railway Company, you have, on account of your prolonged sickness, tendored
your resignation. Your associates and your friends connected with the railroad service to which you have given the best years of your life, join in extending to you this expression
of their appreciation of those qualities of honest, nigged manhood so prominent in your character. Your exceptional ability as a mechanic is unquestionable. Your devotion to the
best interests of the company has been fully recognized and appreciated by your superiors in official position.
Your faithfulness, actuated by a spirit of kindness to the men of your own shop, has been rewarded by a loyal, hearty support on their part in meeting the requirements of tho company,
and their continued friendship. As a token of the friendship and kindly _____ which has actuated this expression, the employes of the. N. Y. C. & St.
L. Railway Company desire your acceptance of this purse of gold and with It the assurance of their sympathy and sincere wishes for your comfort, now that you no longer enter into the activities of life.
"Tho resolutions are signed by W. H. Canniff, President; A. W. Johnir t o n , general superintendent; \V. L. 'oilmore, superintendent of motive power; E. A. Miller, master mechanic; H. W. Mitt-honor, train master; C. B. Ho'yt, general supervisor; .lohn Clark, district supervisor; R. S. Miller, car accountant.
Following these signatures came a list of over 300 of the local employes arranged in alphabetical
order. The book Is of flneparchment. On the cover are the words, 'Albert Macbeth, 1882-1JHM.' The presentation speech was made by John Elvin in behalf of the many contributors and Mr.
Macbeth, though in a feeble condition from his Illness, responded with words of deep appreciation."
October 22, 1932
Prizes Awarded
Miss Orva Paul received a prize for the best costumed guest. Other prizes in games were awarded to Mrs. Albert MacBeth, Mrs. Dwight Moss, and Mrs. J. H. Hopkins. Refreshments
were served by the' hostess assisted by Mrs. William Schrader, Mrs. Arline Kraner, Mrs. Martha Tschan, Mrs. John Steele, Miss Gertrude Clark and MiKe Paul
November 16, 1932
27 Members Are Present At Meeting
Plans to Pack Box at Christmas Meeting at Church
Mrs. W. S. Lewis entertained 27 members of the Westminster 1 Bible class, of the Central Presbyterian church, at an afternoon j party, Tuesday at her home, 116J 8th st., SW. Chrysanthemums j were used in the decorations. During a business meeting . •were made for the December meeting to be held at the church in the form I of t Christmas party, Tuesday. Dec.
6, when gifts nnd articles of clothing will be brought for Miss Smith's Home for Girls at Tiny Fort, near Martins retry. The gifts will be packed in a box and sent as a Christmas gift.
Assisted By Daughters The remainder of the afternoon was spent informally. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by her daughters, Mrs. Richard Taylor and Mrs. Albert MacBeth.
Dec 4, 1915
DAMAGE SUITS.
Damage suits totaling twenty five thousand dollars were filed in the circuit
court at Ft. Wayne, one against the Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana
Traction Company filed by Alva M. Rensbarger, administrator of the estate
of Luther A. Kensbarger, fur ten thousand dollars; one against Albert Macbeth filed by Charles Herring asking ten thousand dollars and one against the Nickel Plate filed by Joseph Worden asking five thousand dollars. The suit against the traction company alleges that young Rensbarger attempted to board a car just this side of the Pennsylvania elevation on Calhoun
street and, that before he could get inside the motorman closed the door on him It is alleged that the piers under the elevation are fourteen feet apart and thirty-six inches from the tracks. As the car passed under the elevation, Konsberger was knocked against one of the piers and broke nit
hip, crushed his body and injured him so badly that he died eight days later.
The company is charged with . negligence. William K Clapbam is attorney for tbe plaintiff.
July 7 1933
Mrs. W. S. Lewis, of 8th st., SW, Mrs. Albert MacBeth and son Billy, of Brewster, motored to Sharpsville, Pa., Thursday and were accompanied home by Miss Zora Mae and Miss
Isabella Hunter who will be guests .of their uncle. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
July 16, 1921
Mrs, Jane McBeth Vannotta
Entered into rest at the Dorcas home in Cleveland on Sabbath morning. June 12, 1921, after weeks illness, haying been stricken with paralysis, aged 82 years.
Mrs. Vannetta was a daughter of Peter McBeth, a pioneer resident of Steubenville. and was born in m cottage,at the corner of Fifth and _ Logan " streets, that was known as the McBeth home for
over a half century. She was a woman of pleasing, personality and lias lived a retired life for
many years with her malfien sister, Miss Ann McBeth. who has also been a Resident of Cleveland
for a number of years and is the font of her father's family at the age. of 86 years. Miss Ann and
her nephew' Harry A. McBeth, Sunt, of the Nickel Plate Railroad, v d and sister Bertha, of Con
icaute, Ohio, children of her brother, Albert McBeth. are the only members . of. the family living.
Her remains' will be brought to this city from Cleveland on Tuesday at one o'clock,
the funeral to be held from the C. & P. station upon the arrival of the train.
January 20, 1893
DELINQUENT TAX SAIL—This was the date of the delinquent tax sale, but only three pieces were disposed of this morning. John McClaye purchased the lot belonging to Peter McBeth's
heirs on the corner of Fifth and Logan streets. Jefferson Saltsman bought lots NOB. 1 7 and 23 In Dawson's subdivision In Toronto, belonging to Teafi A Saltsman.
June 13, 1921
Mrs. Jane McBeth Vannetta
Entered into rest at the Dorcas
home in Cleveland on Sabbath
morning. June 12, 1921, after
weeks illness, having been stricken
with paralysis, aged 82 years.
Mrs. Vannetta was a daughter of
Peter McBeth, a pioneer resident
of Steubenville. and was born in
the cottage at the corner of Fifth
nd Logan streets, that was
known as the ' McBeth home for
over a half century. She was a
woman of pleasing personality
and has lived a retired life for
many years with her maiden sister,
Miss Ann McBeth. who has
also been a resident of Cleveland
for a number of years and is the
last of her father's family at the
age of 86 years. Miss Ann and
her nephew Harry A. McBeth,
Supt. of the Nickel Plate Railroad
and sister Bertha, of Con"
neaute. Ohio, children of her
brother, Albert McBeth, are the
only members of the family living.
Her remains will be
brought to this city from Cloveland
on Tuesday at one o'clock,
the funeral to be held from the
C. & P. station upon the arrival
of the train.
August 12, 1967
From The Herald-Star Filet
NINETY-SEVEN YEARS AGO. The Jefferson County Republican Central Committee was to
meet at the Cochran Building by order of Robert Martin, chairman. Stuart H. MacBeth was
secretary.
The Second Presbyterian Church, then in the process of erection, promised to be one of the
finest edifices in Ohio.
August 23, 1928
SURPRISED BY WESLEY QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
Miss Eulalia Lewis, of 116 Eighth street, SW., was pleasantly surprised, Wednesday evening, by members of the Queen Esther society, of the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church. Miss
Lewis recently returned from an 11 weeks tour of the west and while in Denver attended a summer session at Denver university. The evening was spent looking at curios and specimens
of Indian work which Miss Lewis brought back with her. During the evening Miss Vida Beamer, the retiring president of the Queen Esthers, announced that during her absence Miss Lewis had been elected president of the society. Dainty refreshments were served. Those present
were the Misses Mary Louise Spuhler, Dorothy Yocum, Mary Julia McConnaughy,
Grace Watts, Blanche Bweasey, Vida Beamer, Dorothy Hoilinger, Mrs. Walter HoIJinger and
Pearl Hollerbach.
o—o—
June 15, 1929 Picture!! Evening Independent Massillon, Ohio
SATURDAY; PROVES FAVORITE DAY Brides
Y -FOR MANY LOCAL JUNE BRIDES
Items of Interest to
Women Readers
June, the month of roses, has always been a favorite one with the .brides 'and judging from-the. number of weddings that have already taken place and those announced for the remainder of
the month, the; present- month will prove to be no exception.
At a pretty home wedding today at noon, Miss Eulalia Lewis, daughter of:Mr. and; Mrs. William S. Lewis, of Eighth street SW, and Albert C. MacBcth, son- of H. A. MacBeth, of O'alr avenue,
SE, were, married at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. H. J. Rankin, of: Conheaut,'pastor of the First Congregational church, assisted by, the Rev. J. Rodger Siljars, of the. Central Presbyterian church, .in the presence of the families and a few close-friends.. '. •'. ' ' - .- ':
'The bride wore1 a gown' of . white georgette and lace and,carried shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Walter Wagoner, sang "Ah- Sweet Mystery of Life," Victor Herbert, accompanied by Miss' Nadine Leisy, who also played the wedding music
as the bride and groom took their places before the fireplace in the living room which was banked with masses of ferns and flowers and lighted with ;cathedral*• 'A reception followed the ceremony and a wedding dinner was served to 25 guests.: A bride's :cake;. surrounded
by ferns and roses, formed the centerpiece of the bride's' tables and tall-tapers,-tied' with" bows of tune, were placed at each end: The members of . the bride's Sunday school ciassVat,-.'the Central^ Presbyterian church, .'served the' dinner arid included Miss Geraldirie Acker'et,' Miss
• r Elizabeth Hart,\Miss Ruth Shattuck, Miss'-Jane Griffiths and Miss Mary Ann Charles. , Summer flowers in baskets arid' vases decorated the house. - ' ' . . . . • - - -. - •.;:'•'
The bride is a graduate of- Conneaut high school and of the Kent State, college and has been a member, of the teaching staff of the Massillon public schools. The groom is connected
with the accounting department of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railway at Brewster. After a
wedding trip east, the bride and groom will live in a newly furnished house 749 Commonwealth avenue, NE.
The bride's Traveling costume consisted of a blue crepe ensemble with hat to match. Quantities.of gifts, including- silver, china; crystal and linens were received by- the bride. The
out of town guests were Mr. and.Mrs. H. R. Rankin, .Mn. and Mrs.; R; HI Taylor, Mrs. 'Anna Miller, Donald and Monroe- MacBeth,' of Corineaut; Mrs. Bertha Kerr, of" Cleveland, and Mr. and: Mrs.- M. D. Betts; of Kinsman and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kilpatrick, of Ghardon. .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macbeth have moved to 8th st., sw.
August 8, 1904
TESTIMONIAL
TO A FORMER STEUBENVILLE MAN
Who Has Resigned His Position with the Nickel Plate Railroad Shops.
The following relates to a former Hl'Mibenville man who was born and rcarr-.'l in this city
"After twenty-one years of actual service with the Nickel Plate, Albert Macbeth was forced to resign his position as blacksmith foreman, because of i ll health. No man ever left the Cleveland shops that was more popular with the employes and officials than Mr. Macbeth. Yesterday a committee composed- of Messrs. Elvin, Onion; and Welch drove to the home of Alb. Macbeth on the Lake road, and in behalf of the officials and fellow workmen, presented him with a handsome
testimonial In the shape of a very pretty morocco bound book and a purse of gold amounting to $200.
The book contained the following resolutions:
Mr. A. Macbeth:
"Dear Sir:—After twenty-one years of service as foreman of the blacksmith shop of the N. Y. C. & St. L. Railway Company, you have, on account of your prolonged sickness, tendored
your resignation. Your associates and your friends connected with the railroad service to which you have given the best years of your life, join in extending to you this expression
of their appreciation of those qualities of honest, nigged manhood so prominent in your character. Your exceptional ability as a mechanic is unquestionable. Your devotion to the
best interests of the company has been fully recognized and appreciated by your superiors in official position.
Your faithfulness, actuated by a spirit of kindness to the men of your own shop, has been rewarded by a loyal, hearty support on their part in meeting the requirements of tho company,
and their continued friendship. As a token of the friendship and kindly _____ which has actuated this expression, the employes of the. N. Y. C. & St.
L. Railway Company desire your acceptance of this purse of gold and with It the assurance of their sympathy and sincere wishes for your comfort, now that you no longer enter into the activities of life.
"Tho resolutions are signed by W. H. Canniff, President; A. W. Johnir t o n , general superintendent; \V. L. 'oilmore, superintendent of motive power; E. A. Miller, master mechanic; H. W. Mitt-honor, train master; C. B. Ho'yt, general supervisor; .lohn Clark, district supervisor; R. S. Miller, car accountant.
Following these signatures came a list of over 300 of the local employes arranged in alphabetical
order. The book Is of flneparchment. On the cover are the words, 'Albert Macbeth, 1882-1JHM.' The presentation speech was made by John Elvin in behalf of the many contributors and Mr.
Macbeth, though in a feeble condition from his Illness, responded with words of deep appreciation."
October 22, 1932
Prizes Awarded
Miss Orva Paul received a prize for the best costumed guest. Other prizes in games were awarded to Mrs. Albert MacBeth, Mrs. Dwight Moss, and Mrs. J. H. Hopkins. Refreshments
were served by the' hostess assisted by Mrs. William Schrader, Mrs. Arline Kraner, Mrs. Martha Tschan, Mrs. John Steele, Miss Gertrude Clark and MiKe Paul
November 16, 1932
27 Members Are Present At Meeting
Plans to Pack Box at Christmas Meeting at Church
Mrs. W. S. Lewis entertained 27 members of the Westminster 1 Bible class, of the Central Presbyterian church, at an afternoon j party, Tuesday at her home, 116J 8th st., SW. Chrysanthemums j were used in the decorations. During a business meeting . •were made for the December meeting to be held at the church in the form I of t Christmas party, Tuesday. Dec.
6, when gifts nnd articles of clothing will be brought for Miss Smith's Home for Girls at Tiny Fort, near Martins retry. The gifts will be packed in a box and sent as a Christmas gift.
Assisted By Daughters The remainder of the afternoon was spent informally. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by her daughters, Mrs. Richard Taylor and Mrs. Albert MacBeth.
Dec 4, 1915
DAMAGE SUITS.
Damage suits totaling twenty five thousand dollars were filed in the circuit
court at Ft. Wayne, one against the Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana
Traction Company filed by Alva M. Rensbarger, administrator of the estate
of Luther A. Kensbarger, fur ten thousand dollars; one against Albert Macbeth filed by Charles Herring asking ten thousand dollars and one against the Nickel Plate filed by Joseph Worden asking five thousand dollars. The suit against the traction company alleges that young Rensbarger attempted to board a car just this side of the Pennsylvania elevation on Calhoun
street and, that before he could get inside the motorman closed the door on him It is alleged that the piers under the elevation are fourteen feet apart and thirty-six inches from the tracks. As the car passed under the elevation, Konsberger was knocked against one of the piers and broke nit
hip, crushed his body and injured him so badly that he died eight days later.
The company is charged with . negligence. William K Clapbam is attorney for tbe plaintiff.
July 7 1933
Mrs. W. S. Lewis, of 8th st., SW, Mrs. Albert MacBeth and son Billy, of Brewster, motored to Sharpsville, Pa., Thursday and were accompanied home by Miss Zora Mae and Miss
Isabella Hunter who will be guests .of their uncle. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
July 16, 1921
Mrs, Jane McBeth Vannotta
Entered into rest at the Dorcas home in Cleveland on Sabbath morning. June 12, 1921, after weeks illness, haying been stricken with paralysis, aged 82 years.
Mrs. Vannetta was a daughter of Peter McBeth, a pioneer resident of Steubenville. and was born in m cottage,at the corner of Fifth and _ Logan " streets, that was known as the McBeth home for
over a half century. She was a woman of pleasing, personality and lias lived a retired life for
many years with her malfien sister, Miss Ann McBeth. who has also been a Resident of Cleveland
for a number of years and is the font of her father's family at the age. of 86 years. Miss Ann and
her nephew' Harry A. McBeth, Sunt, of the Nickel Plate Railroad, v d and sister Bertha, of Con
icaute, Ohio, children of her brother, Albert McBeth. are the only members . of. the family living.
Her remains' will be brought to this city from Cleveland on Tuesday at one o'clock,
the funeral to be held from the C. & P. station upon the arrival of the train.
January 20, 1893
DELINQUENT TAX SAIL—This was the date of the delinquent tax sale, but only three pieces were disposed of this morning. John McClaye purchased the lot belonging to Peter McBeth's
heirs on the corner of Fifth and Logan streets. Jefferson Saltsman bought lots NOB. 1 7 and 23 In Dawson's subdivision In Toronto, belonging to Teafi A Saltsman.
June 13, 1921
Mrs. Jane McBeth Vannetta
Entered into rest at the Dorcas
home in Cleveland on Sabbath
morning. June 12, 1921, after
weeks illness, having been stricken
with paralysis, aged 82 years.
Mrs. Vannetta was a daughter of
Peter McBeth, a pioneer resident
of Steubenville. and was born in
the cottage at the corner of Fifth
nd Logan streets, that was
known as the ' McBeth home for
over a half century. She was a
woman of pleasing personality
and has lived a retired life for
many years with her maiden sister,
Miss Ann McBeth. who has
also been a resident of Cleveland
for a number of years and is the
last of her father's family at the
age of 86 years. Miss Ann and
her nephew Harry A. McBeth,
Supt. of the Nickel Plate Railroad
and sister Bertha, of Con"
neaute. Ohio, children of her
brother, Albert McBeth, are the
only members of the family living.
Her remains will be
brought to this city from Cloveland
on Tuesday at one o'clock,
the funeral to be held from the
C. & P. station upon the arrival
of the train.
August 12, 1967
From The Herald-Star Filet
NINETY-SEVEN YEARS AGO. The Jefferson County Republican Central Committee was to
meet at the Cochran Building by order of Robert Martin, chairman. Stuart H. MacBeth was
secretary.
The Second Presbyterian Church, then in the process of erection, promised to be one of the
finest edifices in Ohio.
August 23, 1928
SURPRISED BY WESLEY QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
Miss Eulalia Lewis, of 116 Eighth street, SW., was pleasantly surprised, Wednesday evening, by members of the Queen Esther society, of the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church. Miss
Lewis recently returned from an 11 weeks tour of the west and while in Denver attended a summer session at Denver university. The evening was spent looking at curios and specimens
of Indian work which Miss Lewis brought back with her. During the evening Miss Vida Beamer, the retiring president of the Queen Esthers, announced that during her absence Miss Lewis had been elected president of the society. Dainty refreshments were served. Those present
were the Misses Mary Louise Spuhler, Dorothy Yocum, Mary Julia McConnaughy,
Grace Watts, Blanche Bweasey, Vida Beamer, Dorothy Hoilinger, Mrs. Walter HoIJinger and
Pearl Hollerbach.
o—o—
June 15, 1929 Picture!! Evening Independent Massillon, Ohio
SATURDAY; PROVES FAVORITE DAY Brides
Y -FOR MANY LOCAL JUNE BRIDES
Items of Interest to
Women Readers
June, the month of roses, has always been a favorite one with the .brides 'and judging from-the. number of weddings that have already taken place and those announced for the remainder of
the month, the; present- month will prove to be no exception.
At a pretty home wedding today at noon, Miss Eulalia Lewis, daughter of:Mr. and; Mrs. William S. Lewis, of Eighth street SW, and Albert C. MacBcth, son- of H. A. MacBeth, of O'alr avenue,
SE, were, married at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. H. J. Rankin, of: Conheaut,'pastor of the First Congregational church, assisted by, the Rev. J. Rodger Siljars, of the. Central Presbyterian church, .in the presence of the families and a few close-friends.. '. •'. ' ' - .- ':
'The bride wore1 a gown' of . white georgette and lace and,carried shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Walter Wagoner, sang "Ah- Sweet Mystery of Life," Victor Herbert, accompanied by Miss' Nadine Leisy, who also played the wedding music
as the bride and groom took their places before the fireplace in the living room which was banked with masses of ferns and flowers and lighted with ;cathedral
by ferns and roses, formed the centerpiece of the bride's' tables and tall-tapers,-tied' with" bows of tune, were placed at each end: The members of . the bride's Sunday school ciassVat,-.'the Central^ Presbyterian church, .'served the' dinner arid included Miss Geraldirie Acker'et,' Miss
• r Elizabeth Hart,\Miss Ruth Shattuck, Miss'-Jane Griffiths and Miss Mary Ann Charles. , Summer flowers in baskets arid' vases decorated the house. - ' ' . . . . • - - -. - •.;:'•'
The bride is a graduate of- Conneaut high school and of the Kent State, college and has been a member, of the teaching staff of the Massillon public schools. The groom is connected
with the accounting department of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railway at Brewster. After a
wedding trip east, the bride and groom will live in a newly furnished house 749 Commonwealth avenue, NE.
The bride's Traveling costume consisted of a blue crepe ensemble with hat to match. Quantities.of gifts, including- silver, china; crystal and linens were received by- the bride. The
out of town guests were Mr. and.Mrs. H. R. Rankin, .Mn. and Mrs.; R; HI Taylor, Mrs. 'Anna Miller, Donald and Monroe- MacBeth,' of Corineaut; Mrs. Bertha Kerr, of" Cleveland, and Mr. and: Mrs.- M. D. Betts; of Kinsman and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kilpatrick, of Ghardon. .
Macbeth's in the Newspaper
Aug 9, 1926
H. A. Macbeth and family, Mrs. Bertha Kerr, Mrs. Macbeth, all of Massillon, were guests of Mr. and Airs. \V. 11. Ec!
Oct 27, 1926
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eckroate motored to Conneaut 'recently where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Westana Macbeth.
Sept 17, 1930
Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth and infant Albert William, who have been spending several weeks at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis, of 116 8th st., SW., returned to their home in Commonwealth ave., NE.
Dec 4, 1931
Program Given
An enjoyable program consisting of duets by Mrs. G. C. Gotschall and Mrs. A. D. Sipp; reading of a one act play, "An Irish Christmas," by Mrs. G. B. Sheers; and charades by Mrs. H. A. Ackeret Mrs. A. L. Shattuck and Mrs. A. B. Brinker was carried out. Later presidents of the various
societies taking part in the affair gave talks, including Mrs. W. O. Nish, of the Alpha Guild, Mrs.
M..W. Wilker, .of the Beta Guild, Mrs. J. C. Mertes of the G«mma Guild and Mrs. C. E. Wagoner of the Woman's Missionary society.
Refreshments were served by the committee in charge which comprised
Mrs. F. M. Portz Mrs. J. Rodger Sillars, Miss Annie Thomas, Mrs. Robbert Miller, Mrs. T. K. Zuber, Mrs. T. 1 Mrs. J. T. O. Brown, Mrs. A. C. MacBeth, Mrs. Dean McLaughlin, Mrs. F. P. Lorson and Mrs. Wilker.
June 10, 1932
Mr. and Mrs. Albert MacBeth, of 8th st., SW, attended the commencement exercises at Conneaut High School. Conneaut, Wed evening, Mr. Macbeth's brother, Monroe Macbeth was a member of the class.
Nov 27, 1933
Receive Gifts
Mrs. Hauger was presented with a beautiful gift by H. L. Stoner in behalf of the officers and committees of the chapter and a gift from Miss Esther Rhodes, deputy grand matron for 1933. B. B. Beck, worthy patron, received a gift from the guests, Howard J. Moseley making the presentation.
Cards followed the dinner with prizes going to Mrs. William Geis, Miss Helen Elsass, Mrs. Charles Burd, Mrs. Eulalia Macbeth, and Mrs. Wallace ROM.
July 29, 1935
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth and son William, of 32nd st., NW. Attended the pre-show of the Ohio State Gladiola society at the residence of Dr. Pease in Chardon.
August 7, 1936
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macbeth, of 32nd st.. NW.. are leaving today on a motor trip to Texas.
Feb 2, 1937
Broofcfield P-T-A
Mrs. Marian Lohr, president of the Brookfield P-T-A presided at the meeting Monday night at the school and Mrs. Albert Macbeth gave an interesting talk on the work of the organization. A social committee appointed consists of Richard Taylor, Mrs. I. Ickis and Mrs. Irvin Snyder.
July 16, 1937
Born, this morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth, 804 32nd st. NW., a son, who has been named Malcolm Bruce.
Aug 29, 1944
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Harry A. Macbeth 76 of 123 Wales rd NE died at his residence this morning after an Illness of 4
years.
He was born in Steubenville, O., but had lived hi Massillon for the past 20 years.
He was a retired employe of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad of which he was superintendent of the power and car division. Prior to that he had been employed by the Nickel Plate railroad where he was a master mechanic for 37 years.
Mr. Macbeth was a member of the Congregational church of Conneaut, O., and of the K. of P. lodge at Conneaut.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Florence E. Macbeth; a daughter, Mrs. Maynard Kilpatrick of Tipp City, O.; 3 sons, Donald P. of Massillon, Albert C. of Chagrin Falls, p. and T-Sg£. Monroe A. Macbeth. U. S. Army Signal corps in Italy; 3 sisters, Mrs. Bertha Kerr of Cleveland, Mrs. Tracey Baldwin of East Springfield, Pa., and Mrs. Anna James of California; and 4 grandchildren."
The funeral will be held at the Gordon - Shaidnagle - Hollinger funeral home Thursday at 4 pf m.
and interment will be made in the Glenwood cemetery, at - Conneaut.!
Friends,may call at-'the funeral home Wednesday from, 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m.
State of Ohio, Stark County, ss.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the last Will and Testament of Harry A. Macbeth. Deceased
to Monroe Macbeth, of 123 Wales rd., NE, Massillon, now in the U. S. Army.
You are hereby notified that on the ___th day- of September A. D., 1944. an
instrument of writing's. purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Harry A. Macbeth late of Massilion ; City, in Stark County, deceased, was: produced in open court, and npplk-a-''
lion to admit the fume to Probate-! was on the same day made Court. Said application will be for
hearing before this Court on the 12th day of Sept. A. D. 1944 at 5:00 o'clock
REUBEN//.. WISE,
Probate Jitdfie.
By ESTHER .7. RHODES. Deputy.
Dated at Canton. Ohio, this .?ch day
of Sept. A. D. 1SK.
Published in The Evening Independent. Sept. 7. 1944.
March 27, 1945
T-3 Monroe A. Macbeth has returned to the U. s. after completing 27 months of service in the Mediterranean theater of operations and has reported to Camp Atterbury, Ind., prior to spending a. furlough with his mother, Mrs H A Macbeth, 123 Wales rd NE
H. A. Macbeth and family, Mrs. Bertha Kerr, Mrs. Macbeth, all of Massillon, were guests of Mr. and Airs. \V. 11. Ec!
Oct 27, 1926
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eckroate motored to Conneaut 'recently where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Westana Macbeth.
Sept 17, 1930
Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth and infant Albert William, who have been spending several weeks at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis, of 116 8th st., SW., returned to their home in Commonwealth ave., NE.
Dec 4, 1931
Program Given
An enjoyable program consisting of duets by Mrs. G. C. Gotschall and Mrs. A. D. Sipp; reading of a one act play, "An Irish Christmas," by Mrs. G. B. Sheers; and charades by Mrs. H. A. Ackeret Mrs. A. L. Shattuck and Mrs. A. B. Brinker was carried out. Later presidents of the various
societies taking part in the affair gave talks, including Mrs. W. O. Nish, of the Alpha Guild, Mrs.
M..W. Wilker, .of the Beta Guild, Mrs. J. C. Mertes of the G«mma Guild and Mrs. C. E. Wagoner of the Woman's Missionary society.
Refreshments were served by the committee in charge which comprised
Mrs. F. M. Portz Mrs. J. Rodger Sillars, Miss Annie Thomas, Mrs. Robbert Miller, Mrs. T. K. Zuber, Mrs. T. 1 Mrs. J. T. O. Brown, Mrs. A. C. MacBeth, Mrs. Dean McLaughlin, Mrs. F. P. Lorson and Mrs. Wilker.
June 10, 1932
Mr. and Mrs. Albert MacBeth, of 8th st., SW, attended the commencement exercises at Conneaut High School. Conneaut, Wed evening, Mr. Macbeth's brother, Monroe Macbeth was a member of the class.
Nov 27, 1933
Receive Gifts
Mrs. Hauger was presented with a beautiful gift by H. L. Stoner in behalf of the officers and committees of the chapter and a gift from Miss Esther Rhodes, deputy grand matron for 1933. B. B. Beck, worthy patron, received a gift from the guests, Howard J. Moseley making the presentation.
Cards followed the dinner with prizes going to Mrs. William Geis, Miss Helen Elsass, Mrs. Charles Burd, Mrs. Eulalia Macbeth, and Mrs. Wallace ROM.
July 29, 1935
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth and son William, of 32nd st., NW. Attended the pre-show of the Ohio State Gladiola society at the residence of Dr. Pease in Chardon.
August 7, 1936
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macbeth, of 32nd st.. NW.. are leaving today on a motor trip to Texas.
Broofcfield P-T-A
Mrs. Marian Lohr, president of the Brookfield P-T-A presided at the meeting Monday night at the school and Mrs. Albert Macbeth gave an interesting talk on the work of the organization. A social committee appointed consists of Richard Taylor, Mrs. I. Ickis and Mrs. Irvin Snyder.
July 16, 1937
Born, this morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth, 804 32nd st. NW., a son, who has been named Malcolm Bruce.
Aug 29, 1944
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Harry A. Macbeth 76 of 123 Wales rd NE died at his residence this morning after an Illness of 4
years.
He was born in Steubenville, O., but had lived hi Massillon for the past 20 years.
He was a retired employe of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad of which he was superintendent of the power and car division. Prior to that he had been employed by the Nickel Plate railroad where he was a master mechanic for 37 years.
Mr. Macbeth was a member of the Congregational church of Conneaut, O., and of the K. of P. lodge at Conneaut.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Florence E. Macbeth; a daughter, Mrs. Maynard Kilpatrick of Tipp City, O.; 3 sons, Donald P. of Massillon, Albert C. of Chagrin Falls, p. and T-Sg£. Monroe A. Macbeth. U. S. Army Signal corps in Italy; 3 sisters, Mrs. Bertha Kerr of Cleveland, Mrs. Tracey Baldwin of East Springfield, Pa., and Mrs. Anna James of California; and 4 grandchildren."
The funeral will be held at the Gordon - Shaidnagle - Hollinger funeral home Thursday at 4 pf m.
and interment will be made in the Glenwood cemetery, at - Conneaut.!
Friends,may call at-'the funeral home Wednesday from, 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m.
State of Ohio, Stark County, ss.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the last Will and Testament of Harry A. Macbeth. Deceased
to Monroe Macbeth, of 123 Wales rd., NE, Massillon, now in the U. S. Army.
You are hereby notified that on the ___th day- of September A. D., 1944. an
instrument of writing's. purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Harry A. Macbeth late of Massilion ; City, in Stark County, deceased, was: produced in open court, and npplk-a-''
lion to admit the fume to Probate-! was on the same day made Court. Said application will be for
hearing before this Court on the 12th day of Sept. A. D. 1944 at 5:00 o'clock
REUBEN//.. WISE,
Probate Jitdfie.
By ESTHER .7. RHODES. Deputy.
Dated at Canton. Ohio, this .?ch day
of Sept. A. D. 1SK.
Published in The Evening Independent. Sept. 7. 1944.
March 27, 1945
T-3 Monroe A. Macbeth has returned to the U. s. after completing 27 months of service in the Mediterranean theater of operations and has reported to Camp Atterbury, Ind., prior to spending a. furlough with his mother, Mrs H A Macbeth, 123 Wales rd NE
Mrs. Albert C. Macbeth
Church Carpeting Completed
Members of the congregation of the Central Presbyterian church are looking forward to the services Sunday, when they will have the first opportunity of seeing the new carpet which
has been laid in the auditorium and slab in the auditorium of the church school. This will be the first occasion of the sort that has come to the local congregation since the church was dedicated, at which time the carpet which is so familiar to worshipers at the church, was laid.
The congregation is deeply indebted to the committee' which has completed its work so satisfactorily, members of whome are Dr. H. P. Hart, chairman, Mrs. A. H. Anthony, Mrs.
Albert C. MacBeth, D. D. McLaughlin and Mrs. Charles H. Kratz.
Members of the congregation of the Central Presbyterian church are looking forward to the services Sunday, when they will have the first opportunity of seeing the new carpet which
has been laid in the auditorium and slab in the auditorium of the church school. This will be the first occasion of the sort that has come to the local congregation since the church was dedicated, at which time the carpet which is so familiar to worshipers at the church, was laid.
The congregation is deeply indebted to the committee' which has completed its work so satisfactorily, members of whome are Dr. H. P. Hart, chairman, Mrs. A. H. Anthony, Mrs.
Albert C. MacBeth, D. D. McLaughlin and Mrs. Charles H. Kratz.
Harry Macbeth (1867-1944)
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Westana Macbeth (1849-1926)
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Taken to Brother's Home
A short funeral service for Mrs. Westana Macbeth, who died Thursday at the residence of her son, Harry Macbeth of 105 Pietzcker ave, was held at the residence Friday evening at 7 o'clock, the Reverend R. H. Kirk, and the Rev. R. C. Ellsworth, officiating.
The body was taken this morning, to the residence of her brother T. M. Miller of Conneaut, where the funeral will be held and interment made.
Taken to Brother's Home
A short funeral service for Mrs. Westana Macbeth, who died Thursday at the residence of her son, Harry Macbeth of 105 Pietzcker ave, was held at the residence Friday evening at 7 o'clock, the Reverend R. H. Kirk, and the Rev. R. C. Ellsworth, officiating.
The body was taken this morning, to the residence of her brother T. M. Miller of Conneaut, where the funeral will be held and interment made.
Westana Macbeth (1849-1926)
Mrs. Westana Macbeth
Mrs. Westana Macbeth 77, died at the residence of her son, Harry Macbeth, of 105 Pietzcker avenue, Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock, following an illness of three weeks. Besides her son Harry, the survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Bertha Kerr, of Massillon, Mrs. L. C. Baldwin,
of Chicago, and Mrs. M. James, of Los Angeles; two sons, L. M., and T. M; Miller, of Conneaut, 10 grandchildren, and a!x great-grandchildren.
A short funeral service will beheld tonight' at 7 o'clock at the residence of 'Harry Macbeth, 105
Pietzcker avenue, the Rev. Mr. Kirk, of Ellsworth, officiating. The body will be sent to the home of T. M. Miller at Conneaut Saturday morning, where the funeral will be held and interment made Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Westana Macbeth 77, died at the residence of her son, Harry Macbeth, of 105 Pietzcker avenue, Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock, following an illness of three weeks. Besides her son Harry, the survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Bertha Kerr, of Massillon, Mrs. L. C. Baldwin,
of Chicago, and Mrs. M. James, of Los Angeles; two sons, L. M., and T. M; Miller, of Conneaut, 10 grandchildren, and a!x great-grandchildren.
A short funeral service will beheld tonight' at 7 o'clock at the residence of 'Harry Macbeth, 105
Pietzcker avenue, the Rev. Mr. Kirk, of Ellsworth, officiating. The body will be sent to the home of T. M. Miller at Conneaut Saturday morning, where the funeral will be held and interment made Sunday afternoon.
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Jesse Baker
Jesse was born in South Carolina and orphaned as young children at age 8. An uncle In 1815 took them in and eventually relocated to southern Indiana, Clark County. He married Sarah Robertson in 1823.
Jesse's sons;
James Alexander married Margarett Ann Littell
William Henry married Sarah Louisa Denny
Reuben M. married Sara Elizabeth Goss
Allen B. married Isabella Sturdivant Cowling
Charles W. poss married Maggie Sullivan
Lafayette Jesse married Mary Emily Sturdivant
David A. no other information found at this time.
Jesse's sons;
James Alexander married Margarett Ann Littell
William Henry married Sarah Louisa Denny
Reuben M. married Sara Elizabeth Goss
Allen B. married Isabella Sturdivant Cowling
Charles W. poss married Maggie Sullivan
Lafayette Jesse married Mary Emily Sturdivant
David A. no other information found at this time.
Lafayette Jesse Baker (1845-1920)
Sarah Robertson, aka Sally, a twin to Franky, was born August 24, 1799, in Virginia; died in June 1866, in Monroe County, Indiana. Sally married Jesse Baker on July 9, 1823 in Clark County, Indiana. Jesse Baker was born 1798 in South Carolina, and died about 1876 in Bloomington, Indiana. Children born to the union of Sarah Robertson & Jesse Baker are, as follows:
James Alexander Baker was born August 20, 1824, in Clark County, Indiana; died August 24, 1900, in Monroe County, Indiana. James married Margaret Ann Littell on January 29, 1851. Margaret Ann Littell was born October 26, 1831; died January 02, 1890, New Albany, Indiana at age 58 years. James Alexander Baker served with the Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the Mexican War in 1846.Note: An article from: "COUNTIES OF MORGAN, MONROE & BROWN, INDIANA. HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL." F. A. BATTEY & CO. PUBLISHERS. 1884.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY, INDIANA ~ on page 623:
JAMES A. BAKER, farmer and stock-raiser, was born in Clarke County, Indiana, on August 20, 1824, and is the eldest of the family of nine children of Jesse and Sarah (Robertson) Baker, natives of South Carolina and Virginia, respectively. Jesse Baker was orphaned when seven years old, and went to live with an uncle, with whom, in 1815, he came to and settled in Clarke County, there married, farmed on leased land until 1831, when he purchased land, and remained thereon until 1848, at which time he purchased a saw and grist mill near Utica, managed the same until 1854, and afterward farmed until his death in 1876, aged seventy-eight years, his wife having preceded him in 1866. He was a Democrat, and a member of the Christian Church. James A. Baker worked for his father and attended school, but obtained the major part of his education by after-study. In 1846, he enlisted in Company I, Third Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry; recruited for the war against Mexico, in which he served one year, and took part at Buena Vista. After returning, he engaged in milling with his father, and in 1854 purchased land, farmed until 1857, after which he bought land near Utica, and August, 1865, located at his present home, comprising 225 acres of good grass and farm land. Mr. Baker is a hard-working man, and for thirty years combined his trade of carpentering with farming and stock-dealing. January 28, 1851, he married Margaret A. Littell, with an issue of six children--Jesse T., Reuben A. (deceased), Sarah A., Charles E., Mary Luella and William F. (deceased). Mr. and Mrs. Baker are members of the Church of Christ.
Nancy Baker was born about 1827; died before 1870. Nancy married a Mr. Haines on December 28, 1846.
William Henry Baker was born about 1829. William married Sarah Louisa Denny. Sarah Denny was born May10, 1840.
Reuben M. Baker was born May 19, 1831, Clark County, Indiana; died September 23, 1912, Sumner, Pierce County, Washington. Reuben married Sarah Elizabeth Goss on September 30, 1860, Washington County, Indiana. Sarah Goss was born August 10, 1833, Washington County, Indiana; died September 10, 1910, Sumner, Pierce County, Washington (In Miss Lulie's book she indicates 9/29/1910).
Margaret E. Baker was born about 1834.
Allen B. Baker was born in August 1837. Allen married Isabella Sturdivant Cowling.
Lucinda Baker was born about 1838 and died 1913. Lucinda married Henry Levi Denny. Henry Denny was born about 1838 and died October 23, 1930, (age 92).
Charles W. Baker was born about 1838.
David A. Baker was born about 1840.
Lafayette Jesse Baker was born May 26, 1845, Clark County, Indiana; died June 23, 1920 at Alexandria, Madison County, Indiana; married Mary Emily Sturdivant on September 5, 1867, at Charleston, Clark County, Indiana. Mary Sturdivant was born about 1850; died about 1905, and is buried in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Madison County, Indiana. Note: Lafayette & Mary Emily divorced May 17, 1894 in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. He lived at the National Military House, Marion, Grant County IN 1907-1912, alternated living there and Alexandria until his death about 1920.
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