Local Social Roundup in Guernsey County Notes Visits and Illness
East Cambridge reports many visits as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kime of New Philadelphia visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Burton. Edna Fuller of Columbus stays with relatives here. Several families spend Sunday with kin including the Valentines, Claggets, and Lafollette households. A Meighen & Co pop works accident injures Charles Rabe requiring four stitches. John Williams’ father dies in Lima prompting a return home. Heart trouble confines Mrs. George McManaway Jr. More visits occur among the Auker, Haines, McMurray, Nagle, and Williams families across Columbus, Buffalo, and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kime
New Philadelphia
James Burton
Edna Fuller
Columbus
William Valentine
James Valentine
Fred Claggett
Jefferson Avenue
John Anker
Cleve Oakley
George MceManaway
Orlive Lafollette
Peter Leno
Glass House
Charles Rabe
Stewart Woods
Haywood
Ethel
Belle Valley
Ely
Arthur Slay
Nance Slay
H. W. McMurray
Bryant Avenue
Nagle
William McMillen
Buffalo
James Auker
James Haines
Frank Haines
Lore Ity
Cassels Station
William Landman
William
J. R. Williams
Winterset News Highlights Civic Visits and Relocations
Winterset residents share reports of a large Union picnic at Crape Vine schoolhouse with the M E Sunday School. Visitors include Agnes Rinehart and her son George of Antrim and Cambridge residents J H Rubicam family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Crape Vine
Agnes Rinehart
George
Antrim
May Baker
Cambridge
Wm. Wilson
J. A. Carlisle
J. H. Rubicam
Son Clair
Converse Burnworth
Hattie
Mary Rubicam
M. BE
Union Picniec
Cleary's Grove
Milnersville
Mary Wilson
T. HH. Tedrick
Ray
Holloway
Joseph Tedrick
Tedrick
Ross Carlisle
Chicago
O. V. Gattrell Ad Family
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Promises Health for Children
Advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a cure for worms in children, claiming relief from feverishness, restlessness, and appetite issues. It suggests drugs from druggists or by mail and lists Philadelphia and St. Louis as contact bases with several distributors. The notice ends with a local family returning home from Antrim after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Neilly & Co
Cambridge
Ohio
A. Henner
Byesville
New Concord Resident Attends Bible Conference and Family Visits
Ralph Ferguson of Cambridge spent Saturday at Frank Anderson’s home and attended the Bible Conference. Miss Olive Atchison of Cambridge on her way to Bloomfield visited friends. Jesse Dickson of Pittsburg visited his father T. J. Dickson. Mrs. Thomas Sutherland and three children from Washington, Pa., stayed with her father Harry Shaw. The Sutherland party, the Law family with Stanford and Ina, headed six weeks here then departed for Duncans Falls and Frazersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ferguson
Cambridge
Frank Anderson
C. J. White
Margaret Guthrie
Lizzie
Cora Marshall
R. D
Olive Atchison
Bloomfield
Oliver Rankin
Jesse Dickson
Pittsburg
T. J. Dickson
Thomas Sutherland
Washigton
Sutherland
Harry Shaw
S. EK. Law
Stanford
Ina
Duncans Falls
Frazersburg
Jennie Cox
Meta
Mary Wilson
J. T. Wilson
West of Town
Ella Thompson
Rochester
Leta Thompson
Lela Brindley
Ashland
J. W. McConagha
Walter Bell
Threshing Season Nears in Salesville Community
Dr. S E Kagon made a county seat trip earlier in the week. A protracted meeting began Saturday evening with strong attendance. Mr and Mrs David Law and Isaac Warehime visited Quaker City relatives. Mrs Patterson Foraker is gravely ill. U B church in Gibson Station held an ice cream social for church funds. Ray Severe returns from Akron after two weeks away. Bert Foraker visited Noble County relatives. Sick list includes Mrs Patterson, Foraker, W C Rose, Carlos Law. Born to Mr and Mrs John Foraker a daughter on July 30 1913. Reys Little and Ramsey covered M E appointments at Salesville and Millers in Rev Clarks absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. EK. Ekagon
David Law
Isaac Warehime
Patterson Foraker
U. B
Gibson Station
Ray Severe
Akron
Bert Foraker
Noble County
Patterson
Foraker
W. C. Rose
Carlos Law
John Foraker
Rey
Rey.’s Little and Ramsey
Salesville
Millers
Clark
Interest Grows in Conference at New Concord
Daily Bible Hour draws local and visiting attendees as speakers include Dr. McNaugher Dr. Lyon and Dr. George Frederick Wright. Noted visitors from Ohio Illinois and Pittsburgh join ministry leaders for sermons teaching sessions and vesper services across the week with ample accommodations for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord
McNaugher
John Crawford
Cleveland
Ohio
Smiley
Lyon
George Freerick Wright
Wright
America
FE. P. Gates
Christian Endeavor Union of Illinois
Chicago
Earl Miller
Christian Union Herald
Pittsburg
Gates
Geo. N. Luecock
Pleasant Valley Ice Cream Social At School House
The Pleasant Valley Sunday School plans an ice cream social at the school house next Friday evening this week Ancuet 8 all are invited. Mr and Mrs Milton Porter welcomed a new dishwasher last Sunday morning. Mr Gee Powell and family visited Mrs Maggie Ashley who has been ill. The school house received interior improvements last week with new paint and paper by Fred Clary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Milton Porter
Gee, Powell
Near North Salem
Maggie Ashley
Fred Clary
Cambridge
Finley Reunion Date Postponed to August 306
The Finley reunion date has been postponed to August 306 by order of the committee. The location and program will be announced later. IZRA FINLEY, President J C FINLEY, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Izra Finley
J. C. Finley
Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned Against
An advertisement warns against mercury based catarrh ointments and endorses Wall's Catarry Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It promotes internal action and urges buying only genuine cures from reputable physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. 4
Cheney & Co
Toledo
le Totets
Ohio
J. J. Cheney & Co
Drurgiets
Ries
Teke Malis
Miss Reda Ross Returns Home After Visit
Miss Reda Ross of Bellaire returned home Monday after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. T. Hf. Rowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reda Ross
Bellaire
Mrs. T. Hf. Rowles
Minister praises laxative in praise of Dr Kings New Life Pills
A church minister from Allison Iowa extols Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation claiming they are perfect and every home should have them. The ad notes liver and bowels regulation and guarantees each pill with a price and seller names Neilly Co Cambridge A Henner Byesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stubengoll
Allison
Dr. King
Neilly & Co
Cambridge
A. Henner
Byesville
Miss Laura MecPeek Joins 8S A Craig Store
Miss Laura MecPeek has accepted a position at the 8S. A. Craig store, marking a staffing change announced to customers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura MecPeek
Bucklen's Amnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief
The ad touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as a universal skin pain reliever for cuts bruises sprains burns and other injuries. A Clinton Me user says it robs injuries of their terrors and acts as an equal healing remedy. Available for 29 at Neilly & Co Cambridge C A Henner Byesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
KE. Chamberlain
Clinton
Neilly & Co
Cambridge
C. A. Henner
Byesville
Fred Nowell Spends Sunday With Parents On Creston Road
Fred Nowell of Bellaire spent Sunday with his parents on Creston road describing a quiet family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nowell
Bellaire
Creston Road
Misses Ruth and Freda Davidson Return Home
Misses Ruth and Freda Davidson of Columbus return home Sunday evening after visiting friends in Cambridge and Senecaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth and
Freda Davidson
Columbus
Cambridge
Senecaville
Miss Helen Wenzel Visits Miss Frances Bell in Lancaster
Miss Helen Wenzel of Lancaster arrived Monday for a visit with Miss Frances Bell on North Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wenzel
Lancaster
Frances Bell
North Ninth Street
Mrs Willian Parks Returns From Parkersburg Visit
Mrs Willian Parks of Morton Avenue returned Sunday from Parkersburg West Virginia where she visited her niece Mrs Earl Samuels and family. She was accompanied home by her son Master William and Little Miss Margaret Samuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Parks
Morton Avenue
Parkersburg
W. Va
Earl Samuels
William
Margaret Samuels
Japanese Mirrors A Brief Look At Glass History
Harper's Weekly notes that Japan's early exposure to glass was limited. Rail travel once led passengers to poke through window frames, prompting posters on glass. Mirrors are scarce among masses, with rich households owning one, often lacking quicksilver backing. Cut glass and glass cups are rare in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidentals
Island
Harper's Weekly
Society Woman Quips On Art Narrow Viewpoints
A New York society woman remarks that art should not be viewed narrowly comparing it to a London wigmaker at a first night. Tree replies with a witticism about detecting a join between a wig and a forehead as a test of the play’s magnificence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tree
Art Collector's Economy and a Hat of Luster
The New Witness recalls George Salting the great virtuoso who hoarded art and shunned spending on other things. A friend notes a hat of unusual shine, prompting Salting to reveal his brother's widow left it to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generoso
George Salting
Thomas Seccombe
New Witness
Father-Young Dobson Plans Future Marriage
A playful exchange in which Foxy Pa informs Father-Young Dobson of consent to the marriage, and the couple respond with affection. The father jokes about delaying dental work until after the wedding, reflecting a lighthearted domestic scene from the Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxy Pa
Dobson
Kansas City Star
Government Milk Policy Emphasizes Education Over Standards
Government experts deny setting fixed bacterial standards for interstate milk and outline an education driven program. Dairy demonstrators advise farmers on feeding, sanitation, pasteurization, and barn improvements to raise milk quality and farmer profits while local inspectors ensure safety before crossing state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Justice
Bureau of Chemistry
Pittsburgh
Thornycroft predicts moving ship motion cure by science
At a Royal Society conversazione in London Sir John Thornycroft presented a model of moving rods and disks to show how a cross sea affects ships with different rolling periods. He predicted rolling may be overcome with movable ballast and gyroscope ideas, questioning commercial viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thornycroft
Royal Society
Burlington House
London
Sir John
Miss Shafer New Art Teacher in Cambridge Board Meeting
The Cambridge school board held a regular meeting at Brown High School Monday. They approved monthly bills and accepted the resignation of art teacher Miss Grace Huston. Alma Shafer of North Ninth Street, Columbus Art School graduate, was hired at 60 dollars monthly. Janitors and truant officers received raises and rehire, with Superintendent Arter expected next week for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown High School
Grace Huston
Alma Shafer
North Ninth Street
Columbus Art School
Thomas Whissel
Central
Clarence Vincent
Brown High
W. C. Boyd
Ninth Street
J. M. Albaugh
East End
Theodore Perkins
South Side
Charles Springer
Fourth Street
James Moreland
George Danley
Arter
Cambridge
Farm Boys Camp to Select Two for Ohio State Pair
On Saturday August 16 at the Court House two boys from each county will be chosen to attend the Ohio State Pair. The State Fair pays expenses. A Farm Boys Camp will be run at the State Fair Grounds under the adjutant general. Winners must visit all departments, write a trip story, and speak at public meetings. Delegates vote to select finalists. Address A P Sandles Columbus Ohio for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ohio
Adjutant General
Washington
Thomas
State Penitentiary
U. S. Grant
Supreme Court
Columbus
Teachers’ Institute
Farmer Institute
Pomona Granges
County Court House
A. P. Sandles
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Guernsey
East Cambridge
Winterset
B. A. Souders
Morgan County
Frank Speer
Near Byesville
O. L. Dugan
Wilhite
Albany
Ind
Arlie Bonnell
J. T. Hayt
Ruby
Cambridge R
Uncle Sam
Campaign of Education
Dow
Miss Shafer
Pennsylvania College For Women
Dilworth Hall
H. D. Lindsay
D.D
Pittsburgh, Pa
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