Ice cream social funds church and village notes
Hopewell news recounts the M EF Church ice cream social raising nearly twenty five dollars for church papers. The item also lists visitors from Cambridge Canal Dover Kimbolton and Coshocton involvement with family health, a wagon carrying nitro glycerine, and local Sabbath school picnic plans at Lebanon with remarks on Saturday key parties and Sabbath rain welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EF
Samuel Warne
Cambridge
Will Glenn
J. J. Martin
John Beggs
Kimbolton
Walter Morgan
Canal Dover
J. R. Neale
W. W. Anker
Dogtown
Gregg
Myers Brothers
Indiana
Mathers
Ohio
J. T. Campbell
Campbell
A. R. Hope
Mt. Harmon
Union
Lebanon
Coshocton County
Charley Kenworthy
Elmer Lepage
New Concord Teachers and Visitors Farewell notes
New Concord residents report visits and departures as teachers Miss Leta Thompson Miss Ella Thompson and Miss Rizza Shipley of Washington D C plus Mrs Frank Boyd and son Rogg travel to Piqua Ohio and Stanton Kentucky for teaching posts. A daughter arrives at Mr and Mrs J J Rice home Miss Elsie Mebill to Stanton for the coming year. Rev Isaac Headland of China gives a lecture at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Paden
Hanover
Leta
Ella Thompson
Rizza Shipley
Washington, D
Frank Boyd
Rogg
Piqua, O
Mary Boyd
Edward Welsh
Stanton, Ky
M. Welsh
iMr
Welsh
Momma Giffen
St. Clairsville
J. K. Giffen
Williard Guthrie
Adamsville
W. P. Amspoker
Wellston
Isaac Headland
China
Local Visitors Invitees and Guests in Senecaville Area
Senecaville social notes list guests visiting from Buffalo Cambridge Akron Byesville Wycliffe Cambridge and Love City. Names include Miss Ada Moorhead Miss Nellie Stevens Miss Marie Stevens Mrs. N B Wilson Misses Nellie Carrie Bates Eva Carrie Nelson and other residents visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Secrest
Buffalo
Joe Crow
Ada Moorhead
John Collison
Cambridge
Kenneth Ferguson
Akron
A. B. Ferguson
Clyde Basford
Love City
James Basford
Nellie Stevens
Marie Stevens
B. L. Peters
Byesville
N. B. Wilson
Nellie
Carrie Bates
A. Hinton
Lee Moorhead
FE. Headley
Mary /MeeVicker
Martha Brown
Dilley Sunday School Picnic Draws Large Attendance
The Sunday School picnic in Dilley on Saturday drew a large audience as many families joined the event, sharing a day of activities, meals, and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilley
Local residents and visitors gather for Bible conference and visits
In Antrim the threshing noise returns as Mr and Mrs John Hewitt visit Vileusant City. Miss Helen Jones of Martins Ferry visits her uncle Edward Groves. Miss Edith Patton of Columbus visits Florence Stevens. Numerous relatives travel to see family in New Concord Cincinnati Cambridge and Freeport. Mary Thompson Elizabeth Williams and Margaret Meredith host guests while others relocate or begin teaching assignments for coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hewitt
Vileusant City
Helen Jones
Martins Ferry
Edward Groves
Edith Patton
Columbus
Florence Stevens
Jennie Bell
New Concord
Ruth Criswell
Cambridge
Lulu
Jane St. Clair
W. ©.Taylor
Clara Louise
Cincinnati
Mrs. Taylor
Mary Thompson
Jesse Tannehill
Rena Johnston
Bell Telephone Company
Rey
Denison
Pittsburg
Maggie Westwater
Canton
Mary Hall
Elizabeth Williams
Margaret Meredith
Mose Bell
Eliza Anderson
Robert Hampton
Jit
Robert Hanna
Elizabeth Bainter
Edith
Florida
C. L
Mary Spence
Washington
Linn
Winterset
T. G. Fuller
Price Lanning
Gilmore
George Ely
Kirkman
Accident injures man at Black Top mine
Harry Swank lost the third finger of his left hand when a mine car jumped a track and his pack slipped, delaying him to Dr Arndt for treatment. Other items note travel to Rural Mail Carriers convention, visitors in town, a Sunday school picnic, and social visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Top Mine
Harry Swank
Wooster
Potts
Don Inskeep
Aaron Jordon
Varna
Bertie Dearth
Cumberland
KE. Buell
Lorain
Della Buell
Union
Senecaville
Ollie Lowry
Columbus
Della
Edna Miller
Cambridge
Emma Johnson
Sam Stubenrauch
Bellairs
Hazel Dunn
Janet Hunter
Belle Center
Roland Cash
Pleasant City
Hdna Miller
Belva Laughlin
Washington, D. C
Thomas Lemly
Russell Lowery
James Lemly
Floyd Hutton
Mt. Gilead
Lemley
Elihu Atha
Harry Boyd
J. S. Conner Visits Friends in Zanesville
J. S. Conner departed Tuesday for a short visit with friends and relatives in Zanesville.
Annual Partners Harvest Home Picnic in Linns Grove
Linns Grove hosts a harvest home picnic on August 16 starting at 10 a.m. with readings by Zelma Bond and others from Cambridge Cadiz Quaker City Antrom and Barnesville. A dinner at 1 p.m. features songs and talks including Civic Improvements by the Ohio Department of Agriculture and continues with music amusements and a Fairview troupe play plus religious services and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn's Grove
Zelma Bond
Cambridge
L. H. Scott
Cadiz
Emma Blackwood
Quaker City
L. P. Bailie
Barnesville
Faye Daugherty
Judge Boggs
R. R. Beethaar
Worth of Advertising Signals Closing Trenner & Wallace Sale
Cambridge shoppers crowd Trenner & Wallace store as the shoe firm announces liquidation. The sale draws thousands, with fifty salespeople strained to handle crowds, proving local press ads attract strong public response and noting the firm’s decades of trusted service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Trenner & Wallace
Guernsey County
Helping the Good Roads Lincoln Highway Plate Sale
In Indianapolis on August 11, radiator plates boost the coast to coast Lincoln Highway project. Plate No 1 reserved and to be sent to President Wilson. other plates priced at five dollars, with low numbers fetching high sums such as plate No 2 sold for 1000 dollars to a Maine woman. The highway’s estimated cost is about 10 million dollars, of which four million has already been subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
Maine
A Kindly Act from Walter Johnson Aids Ill Boy
Washington, Aug 12. A baseball and autograph letter from Walter Johnson helped a ill youth, Warren Slee, recover. Johnson sent a ball he used in a Washington victory to the admirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Johnson
Warren Slee
Johnson
MPI Red Men Hockhocking Tribe Meeting Notice
MPI Red Men Hockhocking Tribe meets every Wednesday evening in Taylor Block. Visiting members welcome. Degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockhocking Tribe
Taylor Block
Finley Reunion Date Moved to August 30 1918
The Finley reunion date shifts to August 30 1918 and moves to Murphy's Grove at Chaseville in Noble County Ohio. A varied program is planned to interest both the old and the young, announced by HZRA Finley president and J C Finley secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Murphy's Grove
Chaseville
Noble County
Ohio
Hzra Finley
J. C. Finley
Secy-Treas
Signs Farmers Use to Foretell Rain
J Warren Smith outlines farmers own method to forecast rain using signs from humidity, winds, and local conditions. he notes damp walls and increasing odors, softened moss, heavier salt, and creatures' behavior as indicators. birds sing more softly, and certain animal noises are linked to approaching rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
When Shall Rye Replace Wheat in Rotation
Agricultural note from Leland DePriest of Ohio State University discusses rye as a rotation option. Rye tolerates poor conditions, survives harsh winters, has tougher straw, fewer pests, and can improve soil as a green manure or nurse crop before turning under to preserve moisture for following crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Leland DePriest
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Water With Meals Aids Digestion Says Medical Expert
Medical authorities at Ohio State University report that drinking water during meals benefits digestion. They note stomach acids are most active at meal time and diluted acids more effectively break down food, while overly concentrated acids hinder digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HK. Crane
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Ohio Apple Crop Falls to One Fourth Normal
Ohio reports its apple harvest at about one fourth of normal levels opening the way for strong demand. Growers expect higher prices and active markets as supply remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Planning a Dairy Farm Start Through Founding Steps
A planning note suggests starting with general founding basics before specializing in dairy operations. It advises building funds and experience gradually to support dairy aims. The piece emphasizes phased growth and prudent financial prep for farming ventures.
Irowing Pigs and Frosty Pasture Note
A note mentions rotating pigs to frost pasture periodically to manage grazing. The sentence highlights livestock care and seasonal pasture practice without additional context.
Local visitors and births reported in Cambridge and surrounding areas
Robert Laughman and daughters Helen and Mary visited in Cambridge on Saturday. Mrs. F S Crooks of Columbus returned home Tuesday after visiting with Mr and Mrs H A Green. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Will Gray of Dewey Avenue August 12. Mr and Mrs Fred Baxter left Tuesday for a two weeks visit with friends and relatives in Middleport Pomeroy and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Laughman
Helen
Mary
Cambridge
F. S. Crooks of
Columbus
H. A. Green
Will Gray
Dewey Avenue, Puesti
Fred Baxter
Middleport
Pomeroy
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Zanesville
Eee
V. Smith
Winterset, O
MPI
J. Warren Smith
Western Union
Theo. N. Vail
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Orpheum
Thompson ’S Flour and Feed Store
N. 7Th St
Turnbaugh
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