Residents note visits sales and a mock wedding
H M Dean and F W Hope bought a car to be delivered this week. Harold Day of Senecaville visits friends here. Miss Sue Crumbacker from St Paul Minn visits her sisters. Many locals host visitors and attend social events including a mock wedding for Miss Bess OHanlon. The dry goods stock of J E Groves is auctioned. Mrs Nancy McPeek dies at 92 in Homeworth after lifelong ties to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Dean
F. W. Hope
Harold Day
Senecaville
Sue Crumbacker
St. Paul
Jack Lucas
Cambridge
A. C. St Clair
J. E. Groves
Lois Aikin
Ethel Forsythe
Geneva Montgomery
New Concord
Bess O'Hanlin
Steubenville
Lula
Jane St. Clair
Fred Bond
Columbus
John Hixon
Dr. Lawrence
Nancy McPeek
Homeworth
Florence Stevens
Bess O'Hanlon
O'Hanlon
Jennie Madden
Miss Forsythe
Lulu St. Clair
Miss Aikin
Catherine English
Miss Montgomery
Ha McBride
Kate English
Goosberry
Bessie English
Ila McBride
Local residents and visitors in Cambridge briefly noted
Senecaville S M Dilley and family visited his parents J L and M Dilley over Sunday. Homer Finley was in Cambridge on business. Mrs Richard Lowry called on friends there Friday. Mark Sayer and wife returned to Columbus after two weeks with her parents G and M Kahn. Lula Stranathan and two children returned home Friday after visiting Akron friends. Dr Arndt of Love City and Dr Ewing Thornberry with George Godard and Dette Beidenhaver visited Mt. Vernon home of John Unklesbay. Justice Lowry and Leonard Lowry visited birthdays in town. N T Oliver Mansil Millhone Ed Millhone were in Cambridge Saturday. Jesse Harper in Pleasant City Saturday evening. Margaret Little, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Allen, is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Dilley
Cambridge
J. L. Dilley
Homer Finley
Richard Lowry
Mark Sayer
Columbus
George Kahn
Lula Stranathan
Akron
Dr. Arndt
Love City
C. Saltsgaver
Ewing Thornberry
George Godard
Woodsfield
Dette Beidenhaver
Somerton
Carrie Larea
Herby Anderson
Mt. Vernon
John Unklesbay
Justice Lowry
Leonard Lowry
Howard
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Revival and Beauty Boost
An advertisement urges readers to try Parisian Sage for dry brittle hair and shedding. It claims the product stops itching, cleanses scalp, removes dust and oils, and makes hair softer and fuller in one use. Brenan Bridge reference appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenan
Community Visitors and Local Health Notes Quietly Update Kimbolton
Kimbolton residents and friends gather as Mrs. EK M Britton returns from Oklahoma City for an extended visit. Recurring reports mention Wills Creek receding with a foul smell. illness concerns rise from the sickness of William Bell and his cancer. Various local visits occur including Cambridge, Columbus, and Derwent, along with property moves and church trips.
Local Family Sickness and Visits Reported
In Kimbolton R D 3 Miss Hattie Bell daughter of G S Bell is recovering from fever and sits up though her brother Sherman is very ill. Friends from Washington and Winchester visited last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Craigie Braniger called on Henry Chadwell, who remains very ill with little hope of recovery. William Johnson of Sparta Ohio and his wife at bedside, Dr Sheerin and wife of Cambridge vacationing at L A Arnolds are treating several afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
S. Bell
Sherman
Smith
Grandson
Washington
Winchester
Craigie Braniger
Henry Chadwell
Chadwell
William Johnson
Sparta
Dr. Sheerin
Cambridge
L. A. Arnold's
Salesville notes Health Concern and Community Movements
Salesville Carlos Law remains in very poor health. Mrs S S Brill visits relatives at Cambridge. Community members attend Linn funeral at Mt Zion Noble county. Roy Holmes family visit Liore City friends. Children’s exercises attended at Quaker City. Dr S E Kagan of Cincinnati stays at home west of town. Herbert Law of Wooster visits parents. Wheat on low land damaged by high water. Misses Bair Turnbaugh Cambridge visit Pansy Brill. Mrs James Little and two daughters travel to Steubenville. James Little helps Walter Little harvest hay and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Law
S. S. Brill
Cambridge
Linn
Mt. Zion
Noble County
Roy Holmes
Liore City
Quaker City
S. KE. Kagan
Cincinnati
Herbert Law
Wooster
Bair and Turnbaugh
Pansy Brill
James Little
Steubenville
Walter Little
Birds Attend Picnic at Forney Grove Scheduled
A notice describes a Saturday picnic at Forney Grove on July 26 inviting everyone. It also lists visiting people including Miss Anna Adams of Coshocton with her brother R. L. Adams and family, Miss Bessie Haver of Newcomerstown, L. D. Carruthers' home, Mrs. Lyda Carmack and Ruth of Pennsylvania visiting Mrs. Russell Kennedy and her daughter in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney Grove
Anna Adams
Coshocton
R. L. Adams
Bessie Haver
Newcomerstown
L. D. Carruthers
Lyda Carmack
Ruth
Pennsylvania
Russell Kennedy
Cambridge
Children’s Day services at M. E. Church in Quaker City
Sunday evening services at the Quaker City M. E. Church drew a large attendance. Miss Vita Yost of Steubenville visited her parents and sisters before heading to Herrin. R G Cox, a Nashville university professor, stayed with Harry Garber. William Griest and son Kermit came from Cambridge to visit relatives. Mrs. Ada Hartley and daughter Marie hosted a gathering for Mrs. Ella Lingo, bound for Wooster. Blanche Boyd returned from Love City to Quaker City. Master Paul Denny of Cambridge visited his grandparents briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Vita Yost
Steubenville
M. A. Yost
Mabel
H. F. Kahn
Herrin
Hill
R. G. Cox
University At
Nashville, Tenn
Harry B. Garber
William Griest
Kermit
Cambridge
T. E. Griest
Cristine
Ada Hartley
Marie
Cornelia Club
Cldye Hayes
Ella Lingo
Wooster
Blanche Boyd
Love City
Paul Denny
W. S. Denny
Local Social Notes and Pennyroyal Reunion Plans
Fairview and nearby residents host visitors from Londonderry Barnesville and Newark. Families travel to Cambridge Akron Columbus and Zanesville for visits. Pennyroyal Grange hosts reunion August 20 21 with agriculture and good roads talks and a Grange picnic. Reverend Beetham preached at ME church and Marguerite Gleaves visits from Barnesville.
Rheuma Rheumatism Cure Claim from Ohio Judge
On the first day of RHEUMA therapy uric acid pain begins to dissolve and joints feel relief. The ad claims a bottle costs about 50 cents and guarantees results. Judge Barhorst of Ft Lorain Ohio reports curing a severe rheumatism after three doctors failed, using two bottles sold by Brenan & Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Barhorst
Ft. Loraime
Ohio
Carrying Concealed Weapons Law Repealed Section 2
A historical notice outlines the repeal of section 12819 of the General Code which banned carrying concealed pistols bowsie knives and other weapons. It details penalties on offenders and exceptions for law officers including bond requirements for deputies and special officers on duty. The act clarifies that sheriffs police and constables may go armed on duty with proper bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Compulsory Marriages Proposed in Trieste
The State Journal reports a radical reform in Trieste Austria proposing compulsory marriages to counter declining marriage rates. Unmarried spinsters aged 25 and bachelors aged 30 would submit names to a box and be paired by lot, then married by a magistrate. A committee on good sense could approve the match before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Austria
Poe
Benedict
State Journal
Clouded Brain Clears Up on Change to Proper Food
A Michigan woman recalls relief after switching to Grape-Nuts with sugar and cream and eliminating meat pastries and hot biscuits. She cites restored health, clear brain, and improved nerves and digestion after following dietary instructions from The Road to Wellville and Postum Co. advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wellville
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvvlle
Uplift of Sardine and Prohibition Trends Noted
The reel minutes report varied items from agriculture chasing sardine uplift to Sweden leaning toward prohibition. Monaco prince’s steam yacht heads to America sans croupier. Denver homeopathists push laws against marriages under twenty. The St James veterans home notes a 102 year old resident praising bacon and corn bread. A Pittsburgh ad seeks sanctuary for a homeless man with phonograph and bull pup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Monaco
America
Soldiers
St. James, Mo
Pittsburgh
Sam McCall the ex slave farming wonder of Alabama
Sam McCall, an ex slave now seventy five, built a two acre intensively farmed plot in central Alabama producing the largest cotton yield per area in the United States. He relied on soil bacteria fed by crop refuse to generate nitrogen, avoided commercial fertilizers, and transformed abandoned land into a model of sustainable cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McCall
Alabama
United States
Sam
McCall
Allegheny County Pensions For Mothers With Dependent Children
Allegheny County commissioners allocate 13000 for mother pensions under a new law. Governor Tenet must appoint a board of trustees to direct the fund and the county’s share of a 100000 state appropriation. Eligible mothers are those whose children depend on them due to death or desertion of the father. Qualification judged by trustees. program runs for one year as an experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Dig Up Indian Hoard Unearthed in San Bernardino
G W Tyler unearthed two plots of gold dust and nuggets and a skeleton during street grading in San Bernardino. The gold was valued at $500 and among the bones lay trinkets once used by Indians for decoration, suggesting the remains may belong to an ancient chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
G. W. Tyler
Merchants Hope New Parcel Post Upgrades
Postmaster Morgan in New York says Washington will issue definite instructions soon on implementing parcel post improvements. He notes the weight limit rising from 11 to 20 pounds, rate cuts, and service simplification will please merchants. The move to use ordinary postage stamps on parcels is viewed as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morgan
Washington
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet at Mrs Clary Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church will meet at Mrs. Chas Clary's home, 417 North Fifth Street, Thursday at 1 PM. A Wednesday evening Class No 4 social will be held by Second United Brothers church East Cambridge, with all members urged to attend. An all day Wednesday church meeting will include needlework for the society and a picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
I Christian Church
Chas, Clary
Nor Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Ladies Aid Society
Second United Brethers Chll
Real estate transfers in town and county
W M Hannan as agent sold the Dr Boetcher lot at the Steubenville and North 10th streets corner to D B Gary. He also sold the Harry Black farm near Bloomfield to George Yoho of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hannan
Dr. Boetcher
Steuben' Sville and
North 10Th Streets
D. B. Gary
Harry Black
Bloomfield
George Yoho
Cambridge
Miss Valentine Enjoys Visit With Cambridge Grandmother
Miss Bertha Valentine of Byesville is the guest of her grandmother Mrs. Anna Valentine in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Valentine
Byesville
Anna Valentine
Cambridge
Power Resumes Work After Hand Injury at Interstate Mill
S A Power who had been suffering with a hand injury resumed work at the Interstate Mill on Monday night indicating a quick recovery and return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Power
Ben
Interstate
Brannon and Barbthlow Guests on Wheeling Avenue
Mr and Mrs Leslie Brannon of Lancaster are spending their vacation with Mr and Mrs Edward Barthalow on Wheeling Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Brannon
Lancaster
Mrs
Edward Barthalow
Wheeling Avenue
Arch Lofland Visits Chicago Relatives
Arch Lofland left Momday for a short trip to Chicago to visit relatives and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Lofland
Momday
Chicago
Mrs Glenn Nelson and Children Visit Cambridge on Business
Mrs Glenn Nelson and her children from Byesville traveled to Cambridge on Tuesday for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Nelson
Byesville
Cangbridge
Pianos and Player Pianos by Munson Music Co
The Mun son Music Co of Zanesville Ohio offers pianos and player pianos with local representative T J Barnes. Advertisement notes event from June 25 to June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Munson Music Co
Zanesville
O. T
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White ‘Cottage
Homer Tucker
John Tucker
John Wilson
G. H. Stephen
Frank Baker
J. M. Forney
Bessie
Mary Johnson
Alice Ingram
Elza Kennedy
John Folkert
Mae Herbert
Clyde Little
John McClease
William
Jacob Stephens
F. A. Johnson
Lafayette Forney
Frank Forney
Kimbolton
EK. M. Britton
Oklahoma City
Wills Creek
M. V. McKim
FE. M. Britton
Harry and
Wilford Britton
Mrs. Speck
Canton
Frank Mathers
North Salem
Ira Lloyd
William Bell
Weston Proctor
Thompson
Ross
Main Street
Ss. A. Clark
E. &. McKim and
Joe
Derwent
Salesville
Fairview
W. Gracey
Londonderry
Emory Gleaves
Barnesville
O. G. Sheppard
I. J
I. H. Sheppard
Atty
Sheppard
Hattie Welsch
Ross Linn
Newark
Leyla Cameron
Elsie Gilliland
Faber
Pennyroyal Grange
Fred Sheppard
Rebecca
S. M. Johnson
Martha Arnold
Albert Cunningham
Beetham
Alliance
Stockdale
Marguerite Gleaves
Pennyroyal
Andrew Herman
Amneviven Brenan
Gabriel Lerner
Department of Agriculture
Denver
Sweden
Sam M’call
New Federal Mediation Board
Society Notes
Nubuch
Turnbaugh
Ohio Electric
Buckeye Lake
Indian Lake
Great Lake
Te Pui Bay
Lake Poe
Toledo
F. A. Burkhardt
Lima
B. B. Bent
E. L. Mier
Dayton
W. S. Wurrvey
Springfield
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