James Hague Laid To Rest In Senecaville
James Hague died July 9 1909 in Senecaville Ohio aged 75 years 10 months 22 days. He was born August 17 1833 married Margaret Roberts in 1854 and had eleven children ten living. A Mason and longtime assessor he lived a Christian life and was honored by family and friends. He was buried beside his wife in Kennensburg after services at his home and a sermon by Rev Fowler.
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Senecaville
Ohio
James Hague
Hague
Joseph
Barbara Hague
Kennensburg
Margaret Roberts
M. BE. Church
Jimmy Hague
Houston Chester
Chester
Taylor
Emeline Morris
John
Houston
Fowler
Barnesville
Mansel Rossiter
Grace Davis
Clint Davis
Lawrence Houseman
Columbus
Mattie Houseman
Pleasant City
Our Boys
Hartford
CC. M. Morrison
Quaker City
Don Shear
Uriah Winnett
John Riggs
Cambridge
J. S. Moorhead
Henry Bridenthal
Coshocton
Brvan McVicker
Anson Foraker
Middlebourne
F. R. Detracon
H. A. Dilley
J. M. Squibb
W. B. Purdum
J. A. Callahan
G. W. G. Lane
O. G
Business visitors check in at Byesville and Cleveland
Dr. Price visited Byesville on Sunday for business while J Walter Newell from Cleveland was a business visitor in the city on Monday.
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Dr. Price
Byesville
J. Walter Newell
Cleveland
Dr Boetcher of Cleveland Visits City Friends
Dr. Boetcher of Cleveland spent Monday in the city calling on friends and acquaintances. He visited several neighborhoods and exchanged greetings with local residents during the afternoon call.
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Dr. Boetcher
Cleveland
City
Family visit ends with return on C M train
Mrs John Allen and three children Agnes Wyvonna Quay and Ulysses from Derwent Ohio visited J W Lanning family on East Wheeling avenue and returned home Sunday morning on the 7 25 C M train.
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John Allen
Agnes
Wyvonna Quay
Ulysses
Derwent, O
J. W. Lanning
East Wheeling Avenue
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Fast Stomach Relief
Advertises Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that imitates stomach juices to start digestion instantly. Claims it digests food thoroughly, offers stomach rest, and can be taken as needed with a money back guarantee on a single large bottle.
Local visitors and community notes from Odell area
The community reports visits from Sugar Tree Jasper Lanning and family in Odell with relatives in Cambridge and Clear Water. Others include Mrs. Isaac Wilson visiting Byesville, Kennedy the grocer convalescing from appendicitis, and nurse Margaret Gibson returning to Springfield. Plans mention Rev. Aiken and Rev. Hawk preaching, a death in Tarentum, and local events including a court-like gathering, a smallpox quarantine near Rocky Fork, and the deaths of Hiram Davis and Rel Meighen with burial arrangements.
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Jasper Lanning
Hueston
Oakley Lanning
Odell
J. W. Lanning
Cambridge
Crumm
Clear Water
Kan
T. Gibson
Isaac Wilson
Byesville
North Salem
Be. B. Kennedy
Margaret Gibson
Springfield
John H. Ford
Clio
Pacific Coast
Ford
California
Jnc. H. Ford
Nannie McNeel
E.S. Bennett
J. C. Hines
Boyd Nee
L. EK. Hawk
Columbus
North Salem U. P
Jas. A. Cosby
Tarentum
United Presbyterian
Thomas McCombs
Cameron
J. A. Cosby
Missouri
J. P. McKahan
Robert Ellis
Rocky Fork
D. S. Patton
Ellis
Tennessee
Pleasant City Visitors and Local Notices
Pleasant City and surrounding towns report visits by the McFarland Shively Deeren and Garvin families. Birth announced for Ralph and Kackley in Derwent. Ladies' Aid served ice cream and cake at the Lutheran church. Various relatives travel, visit, and attend a funeral in Hartford.
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J. L. McFarland
Westerville
Frank Shively
Pearl Deeren
John
Thomas Deeren
J. W. Deeren
Near Harmony
Ralph Kackley
Derwent
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
J. M. Rackley
O. A
Caldwell
Sarah Deeren
Cambridge
Glenwood
James Garvin
George Hickel
Louisa Frye
Zanesville
Will
Senecaville
Kate Winet
J. W. Spaid
Will Hicks
Jasper
Cora
Rev. E. L
Harmon Kackley
H. M
Libe Devore
Harry Walters
Hartford
Alexander Deeren
Odta Steel
Athens
Dyson
Floyd
Local notices and obituaries from a small town
Birds visit relatives in Brady and Coshocton. Lulu Williams dies July 6 1909 after a brief illness. Lulu’s faith and readiness noted as she rests in M. KE. cemetery. Funeral at home by Rev Bevington. Farmers busy in hay. visits from Mrs McClease and Georgia relatives.
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George Luman
Alice
Mayme Pougherty
Raymond
Brady
Mattie Taylor
Coshocton
F. A. Forney
A. L. Hammersley
John Ingram
Lulu Williams
Ed. Williams
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Littl
Lulu
M. KE
Bevington
John McClease
Cambridge
Bert Little
Clarence and
Wilbert
Georgia
Smallpox Case Reported in Route 3 Area and Local Farm Moves
North Salem residents visit relatives in East Liverpool and Scio while a smallpox case is reported at Robert Ellis on Route 3. Nearby, Will Jones and Charley Smith relocate families to the Law farm near Washington for a sawing contract. Wheat harvest underway as flour prices prompt thrashing.
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John Moninger
John
Will Travis
East Liverpool
H. T. Moninger
Scio
Robert Ellis
Tennessee
Will Jones
Charley Smith
Washington
Law Farm
Jones
R. C. Jones
Cambridge
C. C. Larrison
Jesse Smith
Perry Smith
W. O. McKim
McKim
T. A
Emma Dugan
Sun Brothers Greater Show Heads to Cambridge Ohio
New Sun Brothers' Greater Progressive Shows come to Cambridge Ohio on July 29 with trained animals and sensational acts. Performances run afternoon and evening aboard a special B and O train, with no ticket scalpers or gambling devices allowed and detectives accompanying the troupe to ensure safety for ladies and children attending solo.
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Sun Brothers
Cambridge
Ohio
Hogelot
Kid
America
Nighttime Illumination Shines at Local Showgrounds
Courteous ushers guide guests to prime seats while attentive staff explain attractions. Lecturers describe animals from the canvas stalls to management. Massive Electro-Calcium generators light all tents and entrances, making the show especially inviting after dark.
Keenan Family Hosts Brother in Co Shoct Visit
Dr and Mrs Keenan hosted a visit from his brother and family in Co Shoct on Monday. Ava Gautschi of New Mata Moras stayed with Miss Langsdort on Highland Avenue as a guest.
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Ava Gautschi
New Matamoras
Langsdort
Highland Avenue
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims wide cure with $100 reward
An old advertisements-style notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 if it fails, and urges readers to request testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledoo
Fools and Children Warn About Timing
A brief saying notes that fools and children speak at inappropriate moments, urging restraint and discretion in conversation. The line emphasizes choosing voices and moments carefully to avoid unintended harm.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Claim Free Trial Offer
If you have back pains or indications of kidney or bladder trouble you are urged to use DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills at the first sign of complaint. Send your name to Co. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, for a free trial box. available from all druggists.
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DeWittt
DeWitt
Co. Dewitt & Co
Chicago
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