The Climax and Paid in Full at Brenan Wilsons Store
The Climax by Ed ward Locke is praised as a charming musical drama with new ideas, vivid presentation, and appealing stagecraft. Paid in Full is lauded as a powerful moral drama showing theft and redemption with a New York cast. Seats available at Brenan & Wilson's Postoffice Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Locke
New York
Joseph M. Weber
Musc
Brenan & Wilson
Postoffice
Broadway
Joe Brooks
Gale
Paid in Full Eugene Walter Play at Colonial Theater
Wagenhals Kemper Co presents Eugene Walter drama Paid in Full at the Colonial Theater next Friday December 3. The piece has drawn two and a half million viewers nationwide and was a repeat success in New York with long-running shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagenhals & Kemper Co
Eugene Walter
Colonial Theater
New York
Mrs Dr Ross Spotted Shopping in Zanesville on Monday
Mrs. Dr. Ross was seen in Zanesville on Monday while out shopping, reported by local observers. The brief note records her presence in the city during daytime errands.
Massillon Worker Visits Family in City
Wm. Riggs, employed in Massillon, is visiting his family in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Riggs
Massillon
Miss Rose Coen Visits Armbruster Family in Zanesville
Miss Rose Coen of Zanesville visits Mr and Mrs Gus Armbruster on West Turner Avenue to spend time with them and see the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coen
Zanesville
Mrs
Gus Armbruster
Turner Avenue
Dick Miller Visiting Cassel's Station Guest of Mrs Fordyce
Dick Miller of Oakland Place spent Sunday at Cassel's Station as a guest at the home of Mrs. Granville Fordyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Miller
Oakland Place
Cassel’s Station
Granville Fordyce
Canal Dover hosts Sells guests of Blair family
Mr and Mrs J C Sells of Canal Dover were guests of Charles Blair and family on South Sixth street over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sells
Canal Dover
Charles Blair
South Sixth Street
Mrs Wm Douglass Seriously Ill in Columbus Visit
Relatives report Mrs. Wm Douglass gravely ill with little hope of recovery. She has resided with daughter Mrs. Harry Kindig in Columbus, Ohio, for the past year. Cambridge friends express regret over her illness. Herman McCleary, a Columbus business visitor, was in town Monday. J S McVey of Columbus arrived Monday on business. R T Lake of Love City RD3 visited friends over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Douglass
Harry Kindig
Columbus
Douglass
Cambridge
Herman McCleary
J. S. McVey of
City
R. T. Lake of Love City
Business Visitor Lee Scott of Quaker City
Lee Scott of Quaker City Route 2 was a business visitor in the city on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Scott
Quaker City R. D. 2
Misses Sadie Jenkins and Margaret Lewis Spent Sunday
Misses Sadie Jenkins and Margaret Lewis spent Sunday with friends at Quaker City visiting and socializing during a relaxed weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Jenkins
Margaret Lewis
Quaker City
Dr H L Stewart Leaves for Winterset Visit
Dr H L Stewart departed Monday evening for Winterset to visit his mother and spend several days of hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stewart
Winterset
Mrs Anna Jenkins Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs Anna Jenkins came home Sunday after a brief visit with relatives in Columbus and was accompanied by Miss Grace Sherridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jenkins
Columbus
Grace Sherridan
Guests from Zanesville Visit Cambridge Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Haws and daughters Beulah and Alma of Zanesville were the guests of C E Maier and family on Eleventh street South Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haws
Beulah and
Alma
Zanesville
C. E. Maier
Eleventh Street
South
Cambridge
Former Quaker City Postmaster Moves to Texas
J M Galliger former postmaster at Quaker City who since then ran a restaurant in Urbana has sold the business and departed for Texas to make his future home leaving Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Galliger
Quaker City
Urbana
Texas
Mt Union Student Returns To College After Thanksgiving Visit
Thomas McMurray a Mt Union college student spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar McMurray on East Steubenville Avenue and left Monday morning to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McMurray
Mt. Union College
Oscar McMurray
Steubenville Avenue
Outogenarian Called Home and Local Happenings
The report notes the passing of Mr. Andrew Boomhour at age 88 with funeral at the Presbyterian church and interment in the local cemetery. It also records several Thanksgiving visits, family gatherings, a restaurant purchase in Freeport by W N Love, and a marriage between Clyde Caldwell and Eliza Logan in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Temple
Kate English
Senecaville
Carl and
Iane St. Clair
New Concord
W. E. Caldwell
W. N. Love
McFadden
Freeport
W. A. Downard
Florence Stevens
Muskingum College
Ira George
Bakersfield
Andrew Boomhour
Presbyterian Church
Dennison
Presbyterian
Clyde Caldwell
Eliza Logan
Cambridge
A. H. Caldwell
Local Social Notes from Kimbolton and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors around Kimbolton and nearby areas are mentioned in a series of social notes. Maggie Taylor of Bloomfield visits friends. Paul and Cecil Gibson of Cambridge spend time with grandparents T. B. Taylor. Various residents visit relatives, move farms, build structures, recover from illness, and visit friends in Cambridge and Senecaville. Thanksgiving gatherings are noted with William Kennedy and Tyner residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Taylor
Bloomfield
Messrs
Paul and
Cecil Gibson
Cambridge
Chauncy Oldham
Mesers
Charles McFee
Willard Alexander
Chicago
Oliver King
I. J. Oldham
Charles Montgomery
North Salem
Lagrand Mathews
Love City Man Fractures Leg At Work In Guernsey
Love City Anson Bucher a Frenchman living with his sister in Guernsey and employed at Kings mine sustained a left leg fracture Monday noon. While between a bank car end and loose coal he was jolted as gas caused the mass to tumble, catching his leg and breaking it. He was taken to a friend's home by Duquene and will remain there. Dr. T. Bird reduced the fracture and made him comfortable. Peter Curran and daughter Helen left for Youngstown after his mother in law’s death. Mr. and Mrs. John Kester returned from Mount Vernon. Joseph Todd came back from four months in Kansas and the West. The Sunday schools plan a Union Christmas entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bond and daughter Zula visited relatives in Scio and Martins Ferry. Rev. Poulson preached at the County Infirmary. Infirmary directors took Taylor Foster to the Cambridge hospital. Emory Dearth bought a horse for 207 dollars at Frame sale. Dr. Vorhees of Cambridge visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Bucher
Guernsey
Kings Mine
Duquene
Bird
Peter Curran
Helen
Youngstown
John Kester
Mount Vernon
Joseph Todd
Kansas
West
J. H. Bond
Zula
Love City
Visit With Cambridge Visitor Marks Sunday
James Foster spent Sunday with Miss Pearle Perry of Cambridge visiting here with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster
Pearle Perry
Cambridge
Local Visitors and Family News From Salesville Area
Salesville residents host relatives from West Virginia and nearby towns including Miss ER Wells and James Little. Visitors from Cambridge Dennison Spencer and Newark share weeklong stays while Lewis Mendenhall recovers from buggy accident. Mrs Anna Bolton dies in Newark with burial here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bates
Zanesville
ER. KE. Wells
West Virginia
James Little
Salesville
R. B. Maden
Cambridge
Rodney Bates
Dennison
O. Oden Little
Newark
M.S. Little
Samuel Wortman
Claysville
Iva
Nina Foraker
Spencer Station
Nina
Rosa McGee
Little
Samuel McNutt
Lewis Mendenhall
Anna Bolton
P. M. Brill
Community Notices of Thanksgiving Visits and Gatherings
Unity Hall residents Unity Hall Vic A G White and daughter Myrtle visited Mrs M H Braden on Friday. Miss Sarah Howe entertained friends at J W Fulton home on Thursday. Anna Vergie Wilson Martha Forsythe and Porter spent Thanksgiving at G R Bendure and family. T R Smith visited G F Whitaker and family for Thanksgiving. Rev J F McDonald stayed with Geo Ray and family. Cora Hale visited David Linn Wednesday through Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
A. G. White
Myrtle
M. H. Braden
Sarah Howe
J. W. Fulton
Anna
Vergie Wilson
Martha Forsythe
Porter
G. R. Bendure
T. R. Smith
G. F. Whitaker
J. F. McDonald
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer Promoted by Cheney Firm
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio pledges one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath dated December 6 1886 before Notary A W Gleason. The remedy claimed to affect the blood and mucous surfaces and testimonials are promised. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promoted Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Madam Allen Psychics Offer Infallible Advice in Cambridge
An advertisement for Madam Allen claims reliable guidance on life affairs from love and marriage to investments and lawsuits. It positions her as a trained psychic with occult science expertise and offers home appointments at Colonial Flats, 606 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio, daily with fees of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Allen
Colonial Flats
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
Guthrie Visiting Relatives in Cambridge
John Guthrie of Cleveland is spending a few days with relatives in Cambridge, staying with family they are visiting during a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrie
Cleveland
Cambridge
Return of Miss Sadie Jewell to Moundsville Home
Miss Sadie Jewell has returned to her home in Moundsville West Virginia after a pleasant visit with Mrs Ida Zimmer on East Gomber avenue. A vacant room in the old Dennis property on West Wheeling avenue recently purchased by Frank Ayers of Zanesville is being raised and a new front will be put in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Jewell
Moundsville
W. Va
Ida Zimmer
East Gomber Avenue
Dennis
Wheeling Avenue
Frank Ayers
Zanesville
Ohio
W. R. Daughtery
Mrs Dunlap Guest Of Friends In Derwent Visit
Mrs Margaret Dunlap of Derwent was the guest of friends here on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dunlap
Derwent
R. R. Johnson Visited Cambridge on Monday
R. R. Johnson of Pleasant City was in Cambridge on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Johnson
Pleasant City
Cambridge
County Auditor Deselm Returns From Londonderry Hunt
County Auditor W. D. Deselm returns Monday morning from a hunting trip near Londonderry. He is accompanied by Mrs. Deselm who visited relatives and friends during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Deselm
Londonderry
Kodol Digestive Aid Ad Urges Regular Food and Rest
An old advertisement promotes Kodol as a digestive aid to help the stomach process a sufficient, regular intake of wholesome food. It argues digestion can fail without assistance and that Kodol provides the needed help when the stomach is weak, noting it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
Guarantee on Dollar Bottle of Kodol Prompted Refund Offer
A guaranteed refund offer applies to the dollar bottle of Kodol from E. C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago. If a user finishes the bottle and reports no benefits, the druggist is refunded the purchase price, limited to one bottle per family and covering only the large bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Douglass
TLE Lima
P. O
Andrew Broomhour
Antrim News
Cambridge Hospital
Taylor Foster
Emory Dearth
Vorhees
Unity Hall
All Druggista
Sheefe Jefferson
Hutchison
Chester Whitesow
Kimbolton
John McKahan
R. D
Clio
Jones Maste Co
Inuutreat Willis
American Hotel
Guernsey County
Cal
Jeffersonian
S. G. Tucker
North Third Street
W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
Ohio Country
W. F. Richmond
Barnesville
Birds Run
Schweitzer
Wantel
Forpey
Dewey Avenue
Alex Barton
Cambridge A. Oe Sy
Hanon Is
J. P. Ravencraft
Cambridge, D. C
General Store
M. Co. Care
Guernsey National Bank
J. W. Shively
Noy
East Wheeling Avenue
Gander
Clark Street
Hunt
North Twelfth Street
Byesville Road
Glass Plant
Walter Patterson
National Bank of Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Lady’s Gold Watch
Granny
Byesville
Colonial
Woodlawn Avenue
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