W M and E church district convention planning meeting
An executive committee of the W M and E church met at Rev Ellis home to appoint committees for the June 26 27 district convention here. Appointments include entertainment chair Mrs W W Lee recording chair Mrs Frank Patton publicity Rev J F Ellis decorations Mrs McCreary aided by Standard Bearers reception Kings Heralds traffic chairs and music committee. The Epworth League Kings Heralds and Standard Bearers join in planning the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
M. E. Church
Ellis
W. W. Lee
Frank Patton
Charles Knerler
E. Thompson
J. F. Ellis
McCreary
Kings Heralds
W. Hollingsworth
J. F. Filis
Lightowler
A. Heiner
Hom Missionary Society
O. C. Dicker
Builders Class Hosts Meeting at Mrs Gaston Home
The Builders class met Monday evening at Mrs. Frank Gaston home with Miss Mary Wilkinson winning a prize in a geographical contest. After the business the group planned Red Cross work for the next meeting. Guests toured Combs Plug store for refreshments. Mrs. Gaston was assisted by her daughter Silence and niece Grace Nesbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gaston
Mary Wilkinson
Combs Plug Store
Mrs Edna Conner Hosts M O H S Club Evening
The M. O. H. S. club enjoyed music conversation and fancy work at Mrs Edna Conner’s home. A dainty two course luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs Bolster Miss Roberta Patton Miss Mary Powell of Nelsonville and Mrs Ray Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Conner
Bolster
Roberta Patton
Mary Powell
Nelsonville
Ray Hutton
Local visitors join Gregg family for Pleasant Grove chicken dinner
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. LaRue and their son Paul from Gibson Station with Misses Mae Beymer and Lele Sayre of the city spent Sunday at the Pleasant Grove country home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gregg. Dr. and Mrs. M. Gregg and two children Waldine and Glacris of Rittman also attended for a three course chicken dinner. Mrs. J. H. Gregg was formerly Mrs. Kate Beymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. LaRue
Paul
Gibson Station
Mae Beymer
Lele Sayre
J. H. Gregg
Pleasant Grove
M. Gregg
Waldine and
Glacris
Rittman, O
J. H. Greeg
Kate Beymer
Christian Endeavor Meeting Set at Burt Home
A business meeting of the Christian Endeavor of the Methodist Protestant church will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burt Thursday evening. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Protestant Church
Harold Burt
Injured Youth in Trail Run Fall Report
Raymond Straugh, 18, of Trail Run No 1, was hurt today in a fall of state. His right foot was badly masked, but doctors believe injuries may not be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Straugh
Trail Run No. 1
Warnie Sigman Hosts Six O'Clock Chicken Dinner
Mr and Mrs Warnie Sigman entertained with a six o'clock chicken dinner Sunday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Long Mr and Mrs J B Warden and Mrs Ella M Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnie Sigman
Harry Long
J. B. Warden
Ella M. Long
Soldier Boy Letter From Camp Sherman Delights Masonic Club
John Vincent, who left for Camp Sherman last week, wrote to the Masonic Club praising camp life. He says the camp provides plenty to eat and that he is feeling fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boy
Masonic Club
John Vincent
Camp Sherman
Camp Merritt Update From Camp Sherman Transfer
Ross Vance, who left Camp Sherman last week, is now stationed at Camp Merritt, New Jersey. Several of our boys are in this camp and all friends will be anxious to know their plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Vance
Camp Sherman
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Alpha Delta Class Sews for Red Cross in Byesville
The Alpha Delta class of the Baptist Sunday school meets tonight at the Red Cross rooms to sew. These girls are patriotic and aid the Byesville Red Cross with their sewing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta
Baptist Sunday School
Red Cross
Byesville
Army enlistment sends Ivan DeRyan from E. L. Grossman store
Ivan DeRyan, an employee of the E. L. Grossman store, left this morning for Zanesville to enter service in the army in the light artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan DeRyan
E. L. Grossman
Zanesville
Light Artillery
Social visits and travel notes from Cambridge area
Mr and Mrs E Grossman and Charlene Mildred accompany Ben S Grossman to Cambridge then Columbus barracks. Raineys of Cambridge visit E W Burt. Hattie and Edna Johnston host a noon chicken dinner at Charles Patterson home. C M Young with Dr Fletcher to Redtown on call. W D Ward of Zanesville visits. Mrs L H Peters and daughter Hester attend John Heskett funeral at Harmony. Nye Croyle leaves for Akron to join Firestone. Geo Sheldon travels to Columbus. daughter Mrs Byron White and granddaughter return. Mr White in training at Camp Sherman. Frank Gaston and Silence Gaston visit. Miss Charlotte Calhoun in Cambridge. Miss Moorhead trains girls for The Spring Bonnet play. Atherton family and Grace Sprague visit Old Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Edna Johnston
Charles Patterson
Second Street
C. M. Young
Dr. Fletcher
Redtown
W. D. Ward
Zanesville
L. H. Peters
Hester
John Heskett
Harmony
A. L. Browers
William Sharrock
Sam Logan
Nye Croyle
Akron
Firestone Rubber Co
Croyle
Geo. Sheldon
Columbus
Byron White
White
Camp Sherman
Frank Gaston
Silence Gaston
Cambridge
Charlotte Calhoun
Local residents keep busy with visits and calls
Dohron spent Decoration Day at Marietta with Charles Williams of Columbus. Miss Gertrude Hall was a Cambridge caller Sunday. J B Combs went to Winterset Monday. Forest Cox visited Cambridge Sunday. Harry Cooper joined S W Conner to Middletown Monday. Several residents attended Sunday school at Conquer Hill. Miss Gertrude Horton returned to New Philadelphia after visiting her parents. Miss Gertrude Kerr visited Miss Frances Huston in this city. Edith Finley spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Herman Whitcraft of Cambridge. Mrs A B Johnston returned after a week with her son Frank Johnston in Akron. The Grossman family, with Mildred, Charlene, Ben, and Charles Grossman, motored to Buckeye Lake. Gale Foraker arrived to stay with Ed Macklevy. Lara Mackley returned from Springfield. Esther Corwin was a Cambridge caller Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohron
Marietta
Charles Williams
Columbus
Gertrude Hall
Cambridge
J. B. Combs
Winterset
Forest Cox
Harry Cooper
S. W. Conner
Middletown
Golda Stephens
Elmer
Elsie Todd
Ray Kruger
Conquer Hill
Gertrude Horton
New Philadelphia
Gertrude Kerr
Frances Huston
Edith Finley
Herman Whitcraft
T. Johnston
Frank Johnston
Akron
KE. L. Grossman
Mildred
Charlene
Ben Grossman
Charles Grossman
Pleasant City
Buckeye Lake
Gale Foraker
Ed Macklevy
Lara Mackley
Springfield
Esther Corwin
Baseball Scores and Local Social Notes
National League games list Chicago 5 Boston 3 Pittsburg 5 New York 2 St. Louis 15 Brooklyn 12 Cincinnati Philadelphia postponed. American League results Washington 5 Cleveland 2 Chicago 9 New York %. Boston 5 Detroit 0 Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 1. Associations Columbus 5 Toledo 2 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 3 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 5. St Paul Minneapolis wet grounds. Social notes on Fred Craig return with Mr and Mrs Lambert. Miss Mary Kerr home for summer. A J Dickson from Detroit weekend visits. Mr and Mrs F C Lofland guests of Wheeling Ave. Mrs Frank Davis returns to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Lubes
Los
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Paul
Aia Safononpolle
Toledo “ Serenee
St. Louis
Fred Craig
Craig
Lambert
Mary Kerr
Whitney Studios
Platform of Art
A. J. Dickson
F. C. Lofland
Akron
Mreh Lofland
Wheeling Avenue
Frank Davis
William Hardy
East Cambridge
Imported horse wins first big handicap of the season at Belmont
Trompe La Mart, a three year old owned by J. E. Widmar, won the Metropolitan handicap at Belmont Park marking the first three year old victory in the event since Sysonby’s dead heat in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Trompe la Mart
J. E. Widmar
Sysonby
Barn Swallows Help Farmers While Bartlett Passes
The article notes barn swallows aid farmers by eating insects and nesting in old barns. It describes their blue black back and wings, red throat, and white tail spots, and explains their nesting habits and migration from May to summer. It also records H. Bartlett's death after paralysis confinement and her readiness for the summons as solace to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
H. Bartlett
Obituary of Mary Frances Mercer of Batesville
Mary Frances Mercer born Batesville Peb 6 1849 died May 101s aged 69 years 3 months 22 days. She married Joseph M Thompson Marel in 1870 and had four children Howard of Tiffin Mrs C B Claudy Akron Mrs Dairy Clarke and Kahle at home. She leaves three grandchildren Jessae Claudy Akron Lionel and Mildred Thompson Tiffin one sister Mrs Louise Anderson Dresden and two brothers William and Caleb Mercer Batesville. She was a Cumberland Presbyterian church member at Batesville and remained loyal mother and grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Mercer
Batesville
Peb
Joseph M. Thompson Marel
Howard
Tiffin
C. B. Claudy
Akron
Dairy Clarke
Kahle
Jessae Claudy
Lionel
Mildred Thompson
Louise Anderson
Dresden
William
Caleb Mercer
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Byesville
Miller disclaims wife debts in notice from 2 18 DD
W Miller states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife in a dated notice. The filing is intended to clarify liabilities and protect him from future obligations arising from her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Miller
Godfrey of Bouillon and the First Crusade Leader
The text recalls Godfrey of Bouillon as the famed duke of Lorraine and hero of Crusade legends who supposedly slew a Moslem emir in one stroke. It notes his leadership of the first Crusade, the delivery of Jerusalem, and his status as ruler of the Holy City. It adds a nod to American soldiers and the need to defend distant front lines as the expedition progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Lothair
Godfrey of
Bouillon
Jerusalem
Godfrey
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Byesville News
OF “Builders
Mildred Grossman
H. H. Heed
Ben 8
S. Grossman
Columbus Barracks
F. S. Rainey
E. W. Burt
the Hope CO. Furniture Funeral Directors—Ambulance Service
Pryor Bldg
Second St
J. M. Combs Druggist Wall Paper
Kodaks
W. H. Cummings
Luna Theater
Wilms
Eberle and McCormick
Rome
Eyesville Milling Company
Joseph Koren
Fred Hinchliff
J. L. Hinchliff
Hinchliff & Son
L. McAtee
J. M. Thompson
Arthur Hauck
Hiram
Madgei Kennedy
Keystone
Dolly Dimples
Helen Kennedy
Dolly
Robert Warwick
Elaine Hammerstein
Priestley
United
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United Wov
Masonic Temple
George McManus
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