Centennial Laughlin Family reunion marks milestone at Lore City
The Laughlin descendants gathered August 22 near Lore City to celebrate the centennial settlement of John and Deborah Laughlin. About 250 relatives from across the country attended, sharing greetings, a dinner, and a detailed family history including a blue print of relationships prepared by Prof. Hugh Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
John
Deborah Laughlin
Lore City
Cambridge
Laughlin
Laughlins
Indian Territory
China
Japan
James Laughlin
Shelbyville
Inl
Col
Alexander Laughlin
Grove
Palmer P. Laughlin
Decatur
Ill
Cora Laughlin-Drake
J.8. McMunn
C. Q O. Laughlin
John L. Clark
Kenton
A. W. Laughlin
A. P. Laughlin
Belle Center
Hugh McCreary
Byesville
Paul Todd
Topeka
Kan
Josiah Laughlin
Wooster, O
John A. Thompson
Hugh Laughlin
New York City
John Laughlin
Barnesville
Forest Sproat
F. I. Woollett
Washington, D
Love City
J. A. Drake
Washington, D. C
Harry Laughlin
San Jose
Colo
Cornelia S. Laughlin
Margaret Ramsey
DeGraft
Decatur, Ll
Mary L. Laughlin
E.braden
Findlay, Ill
Alice M. Millikin
Crowley
John 8. Todd
D. F
S. A. Laughlin
Clyde
Henrietta
Clara J. Laughlin
Lillie Cavanaugh
Deyton
Grindstone
W. K. Cowden
Huntington
W. Va
Elizabeth Todd
J. C. Laughlin
Elizabeth Laughlin
Marjorie Laughlin
Philadelphia
W. J. Wallace
Reunion at McCandless Grove Honors Claysville G A R Post
The Claysville G A R Post held its annual reunion at McCandless Grove near Claysville drawing about six hundred attendees despite morning rain. Speakers included Prof E E Kelley W C Collins Freeman T Eagleson John W Cale and L S Reasoner with a band providing music and a luncheon in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claysville
G. A. R. Post
McCandlass Grove
E. E. Kelley
W. C Collins
Freeman T. Eagleson
John W. Cale
L S. Reasoner
the Grove
Charles Knowles
Wilson White
Collins
L. S. Reasoner
Grand Opening of Club House at Golf Club
Sub committees met at Judge Gregg’s home to plan the opening of the new club house. Dr Fred Lane chaired the meeting with Mrs Charles Sheppard as secretary pro tem. Two receptions were planned 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 11 PM with light refreshments, cards and dancing. Invitations limited and members asked to notify friends by August 30.
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Golf Club
Judge Gregg
Fred Lane
Charles Sheppard
Sam Craig
Guernsey Soldiers Picnic at Folkert's Grove
The Guernsey Soldiers Picnic will be held at Folkert's Grove near Guernsey Station on September 5. Good speakers and music are assured.
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Guernsey
Folkert’s Grove
Guernsey Station
Mrs. Castor Returns Home From Otsego Visit
Mrs. P. S. Castor of Otsego returned home this morning after visiting James Deselm and family on Taylor avenue.
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P. S. Castor
Otsego
James Deselm
Taylor Avenue
Cambridge Baptist Association Meets at Second Baptist
The Cambridge Baptist Association gathered Thursday at Second Baptist Church drawing many visitors by train and carriage. Leaders from Granville Canton and Philadelphia attended with Dr. James Lisk and Rev. T. J. Field among speakers. The Hiawatha Club completed a successful year with a $22 balance, and the Body adjourned to meet in August at Center Baptist Church near Cambridge.
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Cambridge Baptist Association
Second Baptist Church
A. 8. Carman
Granvillle
Denison
A. Holmes
Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
T. J. Field
Sec’y
Foreign Misson Board
Fraker
Columbus
S. E. Barr
Canton
H. A. Nixon
Granville
Dey McLaughlin
Caldwell
Hiawatha Club
A. R. Pollock
Rev. C. Malley
Pollock
Cambridge ‘Hiawatha Club
Center Baptist Church
Cambridge
Steubenville Road
Teachers Institute Programs Include Lectures on Education and Travel
Thursday sessions featured Prof LaChat discussing teaching music in grades followed by songs for school use and Prof Mills urging careful career expectations. Mr Houck spoke on Encouragement for Teachers and Mr Hueck narrated Travels in the Orient to a large audience. State School Commissioner Jones spoke in the afternoon as officers were elected: H L Cash president W O Moore executive committee Maude Shipman secretary.
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A. S. Carman
Denison
George E. Leonard
Norwalk
Ohio Baptist Convention
West Branch
Messrs. A
D. E. Carman
Teachers’ Institute
LaChat
Mills
Houck
Orient
Hueck
Sesson
Institute
H. L. Cash
W. O. Moore
Maude Shipman
Jones
Cassie 10 Greets the Home Comers at Columbus
Chetwick the witch of nance has been kept on plain prison fare despite protests. Health fears from outside meals led to loss of good food, but she now appears healthy and may attract visitors during Columbus homecoming week.
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Cassie
Chetwick
Witch
Nance
Columbus
Horse Crashes Through Street Car Window in Plunge on South 11th
A horse owned by rural mail carrier C. H. Willis ran amok on South 11th Street yesterday after a street car frightened it. The animal thrust its head and forefeet through a car window, injuring passengers and damaging harness and carriage before helpers freed it. Willis resumed his route this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Willis
South 11Th Street
Mr. Willis
Faithful Employees Remembered for Lovell Birthday
James H. Lovell a Cambridge Depot janitor and messenger was honored with a surprise party by the Marietta Division staff. Employees from the superintendent's office maintenance of way and depot office contributed for a silver watch and chain presented by Agent T. C. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lovell
Marietta
Cambridge
T. C. Clark
Mr. Lovell
Watch and Chain
Marriage Licenses and New Civil Filings at Court House
Marriage licenses issued to Alva McDowell and Nellie Ferren of Cambridge Emmett G. Larrick and Lulu Braden of Byesville Wm C Winnett and May Lent of Senecaville New case Iona M Newberry vs Earl Newberry for divorce and name restoration Grounds extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Real estate transfers include Campbell Real Estate Co to Arthur Taber for 2450 dollars and other transfers in Hartford Cambridge and Jackson townships with prices listed.
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Emmett G. Larrick
Lulu B. Braden
Byesville
Wm. C. Winnett
May Lent
Senecaville
Iona M. Newberry
Earl Newberry
Troette & Gregg
Campbell Real Estate Co
Arthur M. Taber
Campbell
Real estate transfers in Nancy Brown’s and Kistler Hixson adds
Bridge 8775 lists W A Hunt to Daisy Steven for parts of lots 19 and 20 in Nancy Browns addition valued at 2850 dollars. John Anker Jr to Lloyd Poland transfers lot 42 in Kistler and Hixson’s addition for 950 dollars.
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W. A. Hunt
Daisy A. Stevenson
Nancy Brown
John Anker, Jr
Lloyd Poland
Kistler
Hixson
W H H McIllyar Returns to Cambridge Home
After a long absence Captain W H H Mellar came back to Cambridge and is staying with his son Fred on North 9th street. He appears stout and aged and plans to spend his remaining days in the city where his lifelong business and political ties are centered.
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Cambridge
W. H. H. Mellar
Fred
North 9Th Street
Quail Die From A Widespread Deadly Disease
Sportsmen and farmers note quail shortages may stem from a highly fatal contagious disease spreading across Kansas Indian Territory Alabama Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia Maine and New Brunswick. Scientists study the illness seeking understanding and possible remedies.
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Kansas
Indian Territory
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Maine
New Brunswick
Fire destroys Jefferson township home of Isaac Lanning
A Jefferson township home owned by Isaac H. Lanning burned at noon Tuesday. Neighbors and family helped save the household goods after the fire was discovered. a neighbor alerted Mrs. Lanning who was preparing the noon meal. The blaze was blamed on a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac H. Lanning
Jefferson Township
Lanning
Famil
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