Washington McCoy Guest at Easter Services at M B Church
Community notes report Washington McCoy attended Easter services at the M B church Sunday evening. Annie Baker visited Washington area friends last week. The three year old Jones daughter was buried in Marion County West Virginia. Reverend Woollett to preach in Pittsburg Edgewood church next Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Washington
Elizabeth Moore
East of Washington
Friends
D. B E. Ralston
New Concord
J. C. Woodburn
Beile McCoy
F. I. Woolett
C. W. Thompson
Washington Presbyterian Church
St. Clairsville Presbytery
Shadyside
C. L. Jones
Marion County
West Virginia
Jones
F. I. Woollett
Pittsburg
Edgewood Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Copeland
Easter services and community notices from Londonderry
The Londonderry column notes heavy rainfall hampering oats sowing, a successful Easter service at the M E church, extended travel by W A Carpenter, road work by W T Cunningham, and assessor J M Inglish starting township canvass. Young men attend Egypt church prayer meetings. Mrs James Hunt improving. seed corn scarce. S G Hughs visitors from Holloway. Robert Gardiner moves to Bethesda. eight month school term ends at No 10 with a debate led by C P Somers Sam Sheppard and David Barret. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
W. A. Carpenter
Tes
W. T. Cunningham
J. M. Inglish
Egypt Church
James Hunt
S. G. Hughs
Holloway
Robert Gardiner
Bethesda
Co. O. Masters
C. P. Somers
Sam Sheppard
David Barret
J. W. Morton
Local updates from Kimbolton area residents
Kimbolton residents report daily life changes and home improvements. Golda Smith visits Lizzie Chadwell while L A Arneal recovers. N J Shaw relocates household goods to Cambridge. Ben Williams moves family from George Shaw property to John Couts property on Irish Ridge. Ellis and Denbow haul walnut logs for W J Shaw. A L Smith buys fruit trees from Clyde nursery to plant a new orchard. George Bell recovers enough to work on his farm. J Johnston pipes a spring to his home and barn and undertakes other upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Smith
Lizzie Chadwell
L. A. Arneal
N. J. Shaw
Cambridge
Ben Williams
George Shaw
Cky Fork
John Couts
Irish Ridge
Messrs. Ellis and
Denbow
Patton
W. J. Shaw
A. L. Smith
Clyde Nursery
George Bell
J. J.johnston
Hubert family visiting Cambridge relatives
Homer A Hubert and family formerly of Cadiz Ohio are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A F Hubert on North Seventh Street and other Cambridge relatives. Mr and Mrs Homer Hubert expect soon to locate in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer A. Hubert
Cadiz, O
A. F. Hubert
North Seventh Street
Cambridge
Homer Hubert
West
Boys Field Day at the Boys' Recreation Club
Field day events begin with ball games at 9 o clock and field exercises at 1 o clock. Special ten cent round trips from 9 am and 1 pm to the Driving Park, with return around 6 pm. No admission charged and all are invited to attend with lunch baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Recreation Club
Local deaths and community notes from Senecaville
James Hague was killed near Zanesville by a B and O freight train. Mrs I N Haney died of dropsy and was buried. The infant daughter of Milton Murphy and wife of Akron was buried. Local residents improve properties with new stables. Mine may reopen Thursday. Boxwell Patterson exam turnout in Cambridge. New house foundations on Church street. Arbor Day observed. Easter services well done by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hague
Zanesville
Kennensburg
I. N. Haney
Concord
M. W. Bevington
Milton Murphy
Akron
Albert Wilson
W. A. Martin
Ervin McVicker
Blacktop
Cambridge
Wm. Hutchison
Church Street
Presbyterian
M. E
Tragic Train Death Near Zanesville Claims Young Man
New Gottingen James Hague about 21 was killed by a train near Zanesville last Wednesday and buried at Kennensburg on Friday. Mrs. S. N. Haney near Senecaville died Friday and was buried in Senecaville cemetery Sunday after long illness. The report notes local movements and social events including a school meeting at Grand View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hague
Zanesville
Kennensburg
S. N. Haney
Senecaville
Fred Weaver
Gibsons
Weaver
E. D. Winnett
Cambridge
Sarah Potts
Salesville
Grand View
Mary Kesner
Mary Weaver
Denison University to receive a grand sun dial gift
Ambrose Swazey of Cleveland donates a large sun dial for Denison University in Granville Ohio. The device will display standard time and serve as a practical ornamental feature on campus and is expected to be ready by commencement. Swazey is a Denison trustee and head of Warner Swazey of Cleveland, famed for building large telescopes and serving in the U S coast defense range finder program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison University
Granville
Ambrose Swazey
Cleveland
Denison
Swazey
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Warner & Swazey of
Great Lick
Yerkes
Stogie Makers' League Leader Visits Cambridge on League Business
W. H. Riley national president of the Stogie Makers' League spent Monday in Cambridge on league business. He met local officials to discuss regulatory matters and industry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Riley
The
Stogie Makers’ League
Cambridge
Doans Kidney Pills Boast Local Cambridge Endorsement
Cambridge resident Mrs. George Stephens testifies her husband found relief from lumbago and sluggish kidney action after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad notes nationwide availability through Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo with a 50 cent price and urges buyers to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephens
Highland Avenue
Cambridge
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Appointment of Administrator for Maggie A Wishart Estate
Milton B. Wishart appointed administrator of Maggie A. Wishart in Guernsey county Ohio. Creditors urged to pay debts and claimants to present authenticated claims for allowance by April 23, 1908. Attorney WM. S. Dougherty represents the estate.
Notice to creditors in the estate of William McBurney
William McBurney deceased late of Guernsey county Ohio on April 17 1908. All persons indebted to the estate must pay immediately and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for allowance to the undersigned John B McBurney April 23 3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie A. Wishart
Guernsey County
Ohio
Milton B. Wishart
WM. S. Dougherty
William McBurney
John B. McBurney
Cambridge notices and family visits listed
Cambridge R D 8 Frank Barrett of Cambridge has spent weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs C Barrett. Mr and Mrs Edward Landman spent Sabbath with friends in Cambridge. Mary Miller of Cambridge visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Masters. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Barthalow a daughter on Saturday April 11. Quarterly meeting at Center Saturday afternoon and Sabbath morning April 25 and 26. Mrs Gilbert of Columbus visiting sister Mrs George Masters. Mrs Joseph Betts of this route and Mrs Evans of Byesville spent a day with cousin Mrs Charles Barthalow. Sabbath school convention at Baptist church Center Thursday afternoon and evening April 23. Mr Hamilton of near Claysville spent part of last week with Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barret
Cambridge
C. Barrett
Edward Landman
Mary Miller
George Masters
Charles Barthalow
Gilbert
Columbus
Joseph Betts
Evans
Byesville
Baptist Church
Center
Hamilton
Near
Claysville
Ava Couple Weds Quietly at Justice Office
Joe Archer of Ava aged twenty two and Miss Lizzie Caldwell of Byesville aged eighteen were quietly married at the office of Justice R W Lindsey at noon. They will reside in Ava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Archer
Ava
Lizzie Caldwell
Byesville
Copper Cent That Lurked Sixty Years Causes Death
In Laporte Indiana James Huckins a 67 year old farmer died after a copper cent swallowed sixty years earlier formed an abscess in his stomach. The coin remained encased in the lining until recently when stomach acids dissolved it and poisoning followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
James Huckins
Local notes on town affairs and people
Love City intakes mail on Route 3 as Clarence Floyd takes a two week vacation. James Gildea under a physician for illness. Dr. Bird buys 8 L Johnson property on Foster street where a house will be moved back and a double front added. Paul Johnson sends a fine feathered pea cock to Dr. Bynon at Massillon State Hospital. Peach cherry plum and apple trees promise blooms. Local citizens buy the old school building to convert it into an opera house. G B Ford of Cambridge eyes the old school house. George Deems recovers well after amputation. George Toland buys the Mission Chapel lot on Foster avenue. A Sabbath League service is held at the M E church. Right of way secured on M and L RR line to Washington. one farm remains, work to resume next week. Rev T S Woollett and Elder Charles Thompson head to St Clairsville Presbytery at Shadyside Ohio. J W Todd works for J H Hayman for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Finch
Clarence Floyd
James Gildea
Dr. Bird
L. Johnson
Foster Street
Paul Johnson
Bynon
Massillon State Hospital
G. B. Ford
Cambridge
George Deems
George Toland
Mission Chapel
Foster Avenue
M. E. Church
Washington
T. S. Woollett
Charles Thompson
Washington Presbyterian Church
St. Clairsville
Shadyside
Ohio
J. W. Todd
J. H. Hayman
Pleasant City Easter services and community updates
Pleasant City churches held well attended Easter services. Elizabeth Nicholson of Lucas Ohio daughter of Rev H M Nicholson died at 6 am on the 18th and burial in Hartford cemetery after Derwent services. J L Kackley and Mrs A G Heskett traveled to Lucas for the Nicholson child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant City
Elizabeth
H. M. Nicholson
Lucas
Ohio
Derwent
Hartford Cemetery
J. L. Kackley
A. G. Heskett
Lucas, O
Marriage Licenses Issued In City And Nearby Towns
John A. Gillespie 51 of this city and Nettie A. Berry 36 of Quaker City issued license. Joe Archer 22 of Ava and Lizzie Caldwell 18 of Byesville also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gillespie
Nettie A. Berry
Quaker City
Joe Archer
Ava
Lizzie Caldwell
Byesville
Gibson Guest Of Vorhies On Easter Sunday
Fred Gibson of Wheeling West Virginia visited Homer Vorhies on North Fourth Street Easter Sunday as a guest hosted gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gibson
Wheeling
W. Va
Homer Vorhies
North Fourth Street
Mrs. Henrietta Bush Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs. Henrietta Bush arrived home this afternoon after visiting relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Bush
Columbus
Plain remedies and medical ads in a Texas catalog
A collection of old time cure pitches and product ads. Burdock Blood Bitters and Doan's Ointment promise liver digestion skin healing and scarless cuts. Doan's Regulats claim bowel regularity from A. E. Davis of Sulphur Springs. Dr Thomas' Electric Oil touted as cheap accident insurance and pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Plagues of Egypt Threats Promised by Oracle in Ohio
Bellville Ohio reports a prophecy by H P Tanner predicting disasters across U S cities including Toledo Cleveland Chicago New York with earthquakes volcanoes and famine within three years. The piece notes Tanner’s past forecasts like Galveston Iroquois and San Francisco disasters and mocks his certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellville
Toledo
Cleveland
P. Tanner
H. P. Tanner
Galveston
San Francisco
Carlos
H. P. Turner
Chicago
New York
Buffalo
Battle Creek
Papal Edict Mandates Written Premarital Engagements
Sunday morning a papal edict took effect requiring all Catholic engagements toward marriage to be in writing. Consent of the parish priest will be required before marriages, with nonwritten engagements invalid unless witnessed by the parish priest or ordinary. The order is worldwide in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Social Notes from Salesville and Nearby
Sunday visits mark the week with Miss Holna and Miss Emma McMillin. Ollie Spear called on Mrs. Ella Tedrick while Miss Jessie Ables visited Blooming Grove and Middlebourne friends. John Pulley travels to Bedford Ohio for the summer as the Enos Bros return from the West. Carrie Vermillion returns from Antrim. Gladys Tedrick visits Antrim. May Baker travels to Cambridge. Anna May English turns thirteen with a flood of birthday cards from friends near and far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holna
Emma McMillin
Ollie Spear
Ella Tedrick
Jessie Ables
Blooming Grove
Middlebourne
John Pulley
Bedford
Ohio
C. W. McMillin
Enos Bros
Spokane
Washington
Carrie Vermillion
Sarah Vermillion
Antrim
Gladys Tedrick
May Baker
Cambridge
Anna May English
Anna May
Kimbolton Weather and region social notes
Weather in Kimbolton cool with abundant rain. James Ross from Cambridge Dayed with locals. Mrs. McMahon of Cambridge spent time with sister Mrs. Bell Ledlie. Mrs. John Danley of Byesville visited here. Community attended Boxwell exam at Cambridge last Saturday. Local tradesmen and residents made brief trips to Cambridge or here last week. Mrs. John Danley of Byesville bought Samuel Porter property on Dewey avenue for 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ross
Cambridge
McMahon
Bell Ledlie
John Danley
Byesville
James Shaw
Samuel Porter
Dewey Avenue
James Addy
Frank Worthing
Bird’s Run
B. Kennedy
Odell
D. L. Cowden
Frank Garver
Mr. Anderson
Tyner
Dutch Britton
Outville
Ohio
Hickle and Mast Welcomes A Son In Berwick Area
A son was born to Mr and Mrs A S Hickle on Monday April 20 in Berwick. The family previously visited with friends in Chicago and were returning from a visit when the hotel on Marquand avenue hosted the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast
Berwick
Marquand Avenue
Chicago
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Gottingen
Ella Potts
Zena
Gibson's
S'cott
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Tobsiline CO
Canton
Cambridge R. D
Chicago Record-Herald
Record-Herald
Record- Herald
A. E. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Egypt
Salesville R. D. 1
Mary Bates
Cadet
S. E. Windsor
First Street
S. W
Washington, D.C
Sam
Swanson
Neilley Drug Co
Kimbolton
Humphreys
Romeo
William
John
New Ye
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