Londonderry News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and Fires
Londonderry reports include Miss Mary Tribby’s return from Cambridge visits and a pie social in the town hall for the singing school. Local visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Berry Fairchild’s fire damaged home, and trades such as Oscar Gray buying a horse. William Logan traveled to Senecaville for his son's illness, and Ross Tuttle returned from extensive travel. A farm sale and relocation plans to West Virginia are noted along with area residents resuming schooling after illness.
Local visits and illnesses noted in Pleasant City area
Clay Pike and others visited relatives in Cambridge and Pleasant City last week. Several residents, including Mrs Chas Shimp and Grandma Rackley, are on the sick list. An infant born to Mr and Mrs James Miller was buried at Harmony. A drilling machine moves toward Harmony to drill for oil and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Chas. Shimp
Orliff Dyson
Grandma Rackley
Paul Heskett
Local notes from Senecaville and surrounding areas
Senecaville Homer Bay was home from New ark from Sunday to Tuesday. Dale Davis of Monroe county visited relatives here part of last week. Geo E Anderson of Cumberland visited here part of last week at J rs and G W Stock well's. Miss Wilma Stockwell returned from Cincinnati visits last week. The remains of Willis Floyd of Love City were brought here Friday for interment. Mrs Owen Nelson of Cumberland visited her granddaughter Mrs Howard Harris and family from Saturday to Monday. W F Moorhead is again giving employment to several persons in the tobacco business. The Ohio Male Quartet was here Thursday night and rendered music and readings. The New York Society Girls were here and they are all OK. They were here Wednesday night. Rev J R Hartup completed the M E pulpit Sunday night in the absence of the pastor Rev M W Bev ington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Davis
Monroe County
Geo. E. Anderson
Cumberland
G. W. Stockwell
Wilma Stockwell
Cincinnati
Willis Floyd
Love City
Owen Nelson
Howard Harris
Margaret Decker
O. L. Dugan
Winterset
Barge Bendure
Londonderry
L. A. Decker
Geo. Nicholson
Salt Fork
Local Gossip and Advertisements From Winterset Area
Notices show visits among Winterset residents on the Ridge and nearby towns. Local tradesmen and professionals called in and out of town, with social visits noted. Advertisements tout Burdock Blood Bitters, Dean's Ointment, Dean's Regulats and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for health and relief.
Mrs Barber Visits Sister in Columbus
Meade McDonald of Braddock Pennsylvania is in Cambridge to be with his mother Mrs H F McDonald who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Barber
Columbus
Mrs. McCulley
Meade McDonald
Braddock, Pa
Cambridge
H. F. McDonald
Great Clearance Sale On Rubber Overshoes And Boots
Local store advertises a limited time clearance offering Rams rubber overshoes for ladies misses and gentlemen at deep discounts. Includes rubber overshoes buckled Arctic styles felt boots and wool socks with prices highlighted to attract quick purchase and storage for spring and summer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccoctecs
Sucseserson
Suan Loggins
Grand Ridge Visitors and a Sick Student Return
Grand Ridge resident Karl Decker of Bellaire visits parents for a few weeks while E C Spear of Columbus Dental College returns home Saturday after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Decker
Bellaire
E. C. Spear
The
Columbus Dental College
Doan's Kidney Pills and Ointment Praise by Cambridge Resident
George Braden of Cambridge Ohio testifies to lasting relief from rheumatic and kidney-related disorders using Doan's Kidney Pills, and hemorrhoid itching treated with Doan's Ointment. He cites continued benefits and urges using Doan's, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
George Braden
Dewey Ave
Ohio
Doan
Dean
ffoster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
United Tes
Ana
Birds Run Entertainment and Lecture at School House
An event of entertainment and lecture is planned at the school house this Friday night February 28 with admission of 5 and 1 cents. Various local residents are noted as guests and visitors including Mrs J S Dull sand daughter Mrs Frei Daugherty and Mrs Frank Baker Wednes, along with other townsfolk visiting relatives and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. SH. “Dull Sand
Frei” Daugherty
Frank Baker
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Boston
Scott
Cleveland
Co. S. Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville, Ohio
Guernsey County
Washington
Kimbolton
Byesville
Senecaville
Boxwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
Dyson
W.O. Moore
Fort Dearborn
the Real Estate Security Co
Chicago, Ill
Humphreys
Nature
A. W. Chase
M. D
Berman & Wilson Central Bank
Mary Tribby
W. T. Cunningham
Freeport
H. H. Masters
Roy Cunningham
Singing School
Mason Gracy
Berry Fairchild
Wm. Logan
Allen
George Lighter
Ross Tuttle
Montana
Wm. Breen
Mrs. Logan
Oscar Gray
T. O. Thomas
West Virginia
H. H. Masrs
Anna Yarnell
Clay Pike
Mrs. Hark Murphy
Clarence
Wm. Garvin
J. W. Dyson
James Call
Neva
Near North Star
Alfred Barton
Pleasant City
Madalin Anklesway
L. B. Archer
John Fisher
Wm. Floyd
Sherd Nicholson
James Miller
Harmony
Rete Gregg
Boon Secrest
J. M. Kackley
Isaac Lafollette
Worthy Dyson
Lucy Heskett
Mt. Ephraim
Martha Gregg
Derwent
Homer Bay
Newark
W. F. Moorhead
New York Society
O. K
J. R. Hartup
M. E
M. W. Bevington
O. L. Dugan and
Wife
Sam Hackley
Washingon
Charles A. Barber
J. O. Mellyar
T. W. Long
Thomas
Mary Bates
S. E. Windsor
First Street
Washington, D.C
Swanson
Swanson Ameumatic Cure CO
Lake St
Chicago
Boy's
Sale Men' S & Boys
Mion
Poeeuss
Grand Ridge
Neilley Drug Co
C. G. Weist
Weist
Weiss
Dr. Weist
DR. C
Dennison Hotel
New York
Louis Kaufman
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, Ohio
W. H. Brower
Bessie
F. A. Johnson
L. D. Carruthers and
Charlotte Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Johnson
Grant Clemens
Walter and
Wilbert Johnson
Marshal Aday
M. KE
John Windell
Vera
Newcomerstown
L. D. Carruthers
Mrs. Carruthers
John2 Jones
Zanesville
North Salem
Ace
Mattie Taylor
Coshocton
Frank Williams
John Johnson
Thayfever
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Tomsiline CO
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