The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 3

THRKE WELLS VILLE J. S. Lambing. Newsdealer. Third and Main Streets, has charge of The Review circulation.

Leave orders, advertising, with him. Bell Pjione 54-R. Janitor Found Dead In Room of Church George Smurthwaite, Aged 68, Beech Street, Victim of Heart Attack. WELI.SVILLE, Aug. 68.

Beech street, janitor at the First Christian church, was found dead in the Sunday scnool room adjoining the church, near Main and Ninth streets, at 10:30 o'clock this morning. His death was caused by heart attack. Smurthwaite went to the church at 8:30 o'clock, and was seen about an hour before he was found. Fire Chief C. J.

Hanlon, on duiy at the fire sta tion, across the street from the church, noticed a girl about 12 years of age atempting to unlock a door leading iuto the Sunday echool build lug and went to her help. When he unlocked the door of the church, Hanlon found Smurthwaite stretched out across a bench. His body was still warm. Hanlon called Dr M. King.

The body was removed to the Haugh funeral parlors Smurthwaite leaves a widow; one non. George Smurthwaite, Cleveland, and two step-children. PASTOR WILL GO TO CONFERENCE The Rev. L. C.

Mom berg, pastor oi the First Methodist Protestant church, will attend the annual meeting of the Ohio conference which will be held at Sabina. August 20-20. F. C. Black burn Is the lay delegate.

Services at the local church have Seen discontinued while the edifice is being redecorated and refurnished ASHBY FUNERAL ON WEDNESDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Ashby. 63, who died Sunday in the home of her son, James Grunley, Washington avenue, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 in charge of the Rev, L. C. Momberg, jastor cf the Methodist Protestant church, assisted by the Rev.

Ethel Hoyt, pastor of the Church of God, East Liverpool. Burial will be made in Spring Hill cemetery She leaves another sou. Robert McGough, of Alliance, and three brothers, W. A. W.

and L. IJ. Uisher, of Wellsvllle. DR. V.

H. STOKES DIES ON COAST Former Toronto Newspaper Publisher Succumbs in California. SALINEVILLE No Kiwanis Luncheon. There will be no luncheon this week of the Kiwanis club as the members plan to attend a meeting iu tht Bethesda church where an address will be delivered by O. C.

Gray, speak er of the house of representatives. A. McBane and U. P. Williams will be in charge of next meeting.

Dr. W. H. Stokes. 73.

former Empire and Toronto physician and To ronto newspaper publisher, died re cently in his home in Whittier, Ca? fornfa. Burial was made in the Wlrt- tier Heights Memorial park at tier. Dr. Stokes was born at Knoxville. Jefefrson county, September 10.

1853 a son of John and Sisson Harrison Stokes. While his father was serving In the Union army, the son assisted in the support of his brothers and sis era on their Jefferson county farm. At the age of 16, Dr. Stokes and his brother established a newspaper in Toronto and later founded th- Toron to Tribune. When he wa.i 20 years of age.

he secured a teaching certificate. Later he entered the Columbus Medical school from which he grad tinted In 1882. He practiced in Em pire for a short time and later located in Toronto. After a post course in New York City. Dr.

Stokes located In California in 1902. His widow, who was formerly Misr Jennie E. Myers, and two sons. Dr William F. Stokes, Phoenix.

and John StokeR, El Monte, and one daughter, Mrs. Dudley Neal. Phoenix. svrvive. He also leaves a sis ter Dr.

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7T, Malden. Mass. CONCERT OPENS CHAUTAUQUA a rica Orchestra Presents Second Program Tonight. With a concert by the Jugo-Slav Tamburica orchestra. Wellsv an nual Chautauqua opened in the Chautauqua tent in Tenth street at 3 this afternoon.

The Tamburica orchestra will present a second program at 8 tonight, followed by a lecture-demonstration, and the Future," by Dr. Hilton Ira Jones. The program for Wednesday includes a lecture. "The Past and Present of a Vanishing Race." by Chief Nipo Strongheart from the Yakima reservation, at 3 In the afternoon. Strongheart was recently featured by Cecil DeMille.

motion picture producer, in a play, heart." He will appear iu the picturesque costume of his tribe. A comedy drama, "Three Wise Fools," in which six persons take part, will be presented tomorrow night. A lawyer, a banker and a doctor are among the central figures In this play by Austin Stong. The Junior chautauqua will meet at 9 tomorrow morning. MISS R1DINGER ENGAGED TO WED Announcement of the engagement of Miss Olivetta Ridinger of Cleveland, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Ridinger of Chester avenue, and Richard G. Davis, son of Mr.

and Mrs. G. E. Davis of Cleveland, was made at a pretty party given recently in the home of the aunt, Mrs. J.

A. Patterson. Miles avenue, Cleveland. A miscellaneous shower was featured. The wedding will be an event of the early fall.

CROWDS VISIT HOLLOW ROCK More than persons are attend ing the Hollow Rock interdenominational camp meeting. The services are In charge of the Rev. Bona ani Tqhn Fleming, of Ashland. and the Rev. C.

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BALANCED-UNIT FRANK P. JUDGE QUITS MERGER Accepts Taylor, Smith And Taylor Sales Post. SALINEVILLE. Aug. 6 Frank P.

Judge, formerly of has severed his connection with the American Chlnaware corporation to accept a position on the sales staff of the Taylor, Smith Taylor Pottery company, Chester, W. Va. Judge, whose former home was in East Liverpool, was associated with the National China company here for 17 years, being secretary-treasurcr and sales manager of the company when it entered the Ohio pottery merger He has been director of sales for the dinnerware division cf the Chiuaware corporation since its formation. Judge has moved to Cleveland whore he will maintain sales headquarters for the Taylor, Smith Toy lor ompany. He will have charge of the Ohio territory.

GRANGE MEMBERS TO GIVE PROGRAM Brrsh Creek Township grange will meet tomorrow night in the hall near Grant hill church, when the following program will be presented: Song, grange; reading, Nettie Hose; read ing, Mrs. Samuel Cope: accordion solo. Annie Grenzeeki; address. "Pre paring Meals For Thrashers," Mrs. George Martin; recitation, Olive May Russell; reading, Mrs.

Lucy Davis; recitation, Willard Russell. The annual picnic will be held at Dunlap's grove, Saturday, August 3. Frazler-Polen Wedding. Miss Ruby Frazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Frazier, of Last Rochester, and Paul A. Poleu of Salineville, were married yesterday by the Rev. F. C. Lake, pastor of the Lisbon Christian church.

Party Held In Seigler Home. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Seigler were ten dered a surprise party recently in their home, two miles east of Saline vllle, by relatives and friends. Those present were; Mr.

and Mrs Ed Schrag and family, Mr. and Mrs Albert Schrag and family, Mi. and Mrs. Lafferty and family of Pitts burgh: Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Maylier. Youngstown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and family. East Liverpool; Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Seigler and family of Follansbee, W. Mr. ami Mrs Walter Seigler and family, and Mr. and Mrs.

Nolan Smith and family of Saline vllle. Dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Seigler were the recipients of many gifts.

Hold Union Services. The Rev. II. L. Peoples, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, delivered the sermon at the union vices.Sunday night in the First Presbyterian church.

The Rev. W. S. Martin will preach next Sunday night in the Methodist church. Salinevllle Personals.

John Bell of Wadsworth was a local visitor Sunday. John Adams and son of Louisville, visited with relatives here Sunday. Alvine Lange who is employed in Erie, spent the week-end, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ottmau Lange.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allmon and Mrs. George Leishmau spent the week end in Canton, the guest of Miss Osee Sharp. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Weir and daughter. Charlotte of Carrollton, visited Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holmes.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walker and family of East Liverpool, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake McGailey.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rohr of Wadsworth, Miss Ethel Vine of North Canton, and Mrs. Harold Casenheiser of Akron, were Sunday guests in the home of Attorney and Mrs. S.

E. McCormick and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson and children, Mrs.

Simpson of Youngs- DANDRUFF AND FALLING HAIR MilUoos use Lackjr Tiger for acalp and Whyte-Paa akin Both aold ondar Moner-Buck Barbara or dvogglaca LUCKY TIGER sl iddi uar-1 town were Sunday guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Webb and family. Mr. and Mrs.

William Wilson and son, John, have concluded a visit at the home of Mrs. Sarah Gilson. Miss Elizabeth Maple spent the week end with friends in East pool. Evan Richards of Homestead, spent the week-end with Miss Dorothy Rogers at the home of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Rogers. Mrs. Julia Harrigan of Tulsa, is visiting her brother, the Rev.

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