Christ Episcopal Church Ironton, Ohio Baptisms 1897 – 1911
Ironton
Ironton’s Early Churches 1872
The churches are among the most vital and important of the community’s interests. Their influence is widely extended and their benefits like the blessings of light, air, and water, are so common that scarcely any notice is taken of them. We speak from a Second Street Standpoint. Churches are good in themselves. Commerce, Manufacture and Society partake of their advantages and hardly an idle recognition of their sources of how their dissemination is maintained.
Upper Township
Upper Township is the southernmost one of Range Eighteen although it is not a full sized township according to public land standards.
Great Flood of 1884
The entire business portion of the city has been invaded by the Great Flood of 1884 deluge, and in every store, the waters are from a foot to eight feet deep. From Fourth Street to the river,
Brumberg Clothing Store Ironton, Ohio
Brumberg Clothing Store Ironton, Ohio was founded in 1881 and in 1931 will be remembered for the memorable golden jubilee observed by the concern.
Ironton Ohio Fires
Last Sunday morning a few minutes before one, the fire whistle shrieked and told off Third Ward; again it blew long and angrily, and then followed a general alarm.
Random Thoughts about Ironton, Ohio
The Irontonians are a “peculiar people.” Shut out from the world, except by the Ohio river, their ideas of social etiquette are strange to a person who
Foster Stove Company Ironton, Ohio
In 1848, William Clark Davis invented cooking stoves made from iron ore and began selling them at his business W. C. Davis in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Colonel Henry Adam Marting
Colonel Henry Adam Marting was born 17 Dec. 1850 in Greenup County, Kentucky. His parents were Henry Marting and Mary E. Knaper,
Ironton, Ohio and the Tax Tariff of 1846
Ironton, on the Ohio River, the capital of Lawrence county, Ohio, was begun four years ago next month, by a company of associated capitalists, who bought 350 acres of river bottom and 4,500 acres
John Robinson’s Circus Fifty Years Ago
If you saw John Robinson’s circus fifty years ago you too can be a guest. All is necessary is that you fill out the coupon in this paper
Ironton, Ohio Rolling Mill
The Mill is being erected in Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio, on the bank of the Ohio River, about two miles above Hanging Rock. It is in the centre of the great Iron Region of Ohio and Kentucky.
Old Resident Writes a Letter
A letter was received Thursday by Postmaster Strobel and handed to us by Deputy Wiseman, which comes from a man who has been out of communication with Ironton for so long a time that he asks for the names of the newspapers published here.
Andrew Dempsey
We invite the special attention of candid men of all parties to the following letter written by the Hon. Andrew Dempsey, of Hanging Rock, Lawrence
History of Memorial Hall
The History of Memorial Hall in Ironton, Ohio, Taken From Various Newspaper Clippings IR — Ironton Register IR June 12, 1890 - Memorial Hall Defeated. The Memorial Hall project has encountered a...