Senecaville News Highlights Community Events and Appointments
In Salem and Kennensburg the Jt O O F decorated local graves with J R Hartup delivering the lodge address. The Beymer infant burial occurred in town, and Eph Dilley’s Cambridge family visited over Sunday. Senecaville High School will hold commencement June 1 in the opera house, with seven boys and fifteen girls. President J Knox Montgomery of New Concord to deliver the address. The township convention at M E Church featured a full program. Arthur Moorhead elected president, Rezin Stires vice president, May Anelesbay secretary treasurer, and local officers named. Harry Price injured his arm. J T Day attends K of P grand lodge in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Campbell
Lucile
Mark Sayre
Arthur Moorhead
Marietta
Eph Dilley
Cambridge
Salem
Kennensburg
J. R. Hartup
Karl Beymer
Washngton
R. H. Dilley
Central City
Senecaville High School
Opera House
Senecaville
Pres. J. Knox Montgomery
New Concord
M. EK
R. M. Gordon
C. Ellis Moore
W. O. Hawkins
Hawkins
Fred J L. Rosemond
Gordon
Fowler
Rezin Stires
May Anelesbay
Communion Services Planned at Baptist Church Sunday
Residents note church events and family visits across towns. John Ingram and wife spent the week with West Lafayette relatives, while John Johnson and wife with Press Johnson and wife from Cambridge visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingram
West Lafayette
John Johnson
Press Johnson
Cambridge
Flat Ridge
Rank ‘Baker
Leonard Jackson
Fletcher Dull
Guernsey
G. Dull
Os. Gibson
George Kennedy
W. E. Johnson
R. L
Ewing Brady Visits Wellsburg Pair at Their Home
Ewing Brady of Wellsburg has been visiting Mr and Mrs F at their Wellsburg residence, staying for an unspecified duration and enjoying hospitality from the couple.
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Ewing Brady
Wellsburg
Mrs
Word to Mothers Glidden's French Remedy Endorsed
A Marietta couple reports their daughter’s nervous condition and improper circulation improved after a six week treatment with Glidden's French Remedy. They endorse the remedy and note it is sold by all druggists.
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Marietta, O
Glidden
Geo. Rittenhouse
Col. Oliver and
Lancaster Streets
Dill's Little Liver Pills headline sales pitch
An advertisement touts Dill's Little Liver Pills as quick relief for headaches caused by constipation indigestion and biliousness. It claims to restore stomach and bowels, cure foul breath and cleanse the system, and notes a price of 26 cents.
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Dill
Coupon Offer for Bible at Jeffersonian Office
One coupon and 98 cents buys a Bible at the Jeffersonian office. The ad bills the offer as a splendid value and urges readers to redeem with their coupon.
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Jeffersonian Office
Dill's Balm of Life Relieves Pain for 36 Years
The advertisement proclaims Dill's Balm of Life as a standard household remedy for swift relief of all kinds of pain. It claims usefulness for rheumatism neuralgia pleurisy kidney troubles diphtheria sore throat croup coughs colds influenza and related ailments, offered at 25 and 60 cents.
Improved Order of Red Men Meeting Notice
Members of Hockhocking Tribe No. 58 Im O R M are requested to attend the regular meeting at the Taylor building on Wednesday evening for degree work.
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Hockhocking Tribe No. 58
Taylor Building
Local notes from town visitations and services
Antrim residents visit Cambridge friends and relatives while local church services are announced for next Sabbath. O C Temple's funeral is held here after his West Lafayette death. Frost damages vegetation. several locals visit Muskingum College events and family illness travels.
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J. H. Tuttle
Anna ‘Belle
Cambridge
U. P
Belle Powers
Pittsburg
J. R. Hope
O. C. Temple
Elizabeth Long
Dee
W. P. Crumbacker
State Hospital For the Insane
Independence
Lawrence
A. C. St. Clair
New Concord
Muskingum College
J. C. Kennedy
West Lafayette
U.P. Church
B. A. Souders
Winterset
Ella Oxley
Mattie Hammond
Leta
Brady
Ralph Caldwell
Local visits and gatherings in Cambridge area
Cambridge R D No 10 Mrs C E Tedrick and children visit Mr and Mrs G W Clark. Glen Allender of Zanesville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs D A Allender. Craig McKahan injured his right foot losing three toes June 1. HH Gillespie hosts 26 guests for ice cream and cake with games. Attendees include J A Gillespie family, G W Clark family, Porter Milligan and others. Several from this route attend Cambridge show. Mrs T C Kirkwood and Mrs D A Allender visit Mrs J P Armstrong of New Concord. Mrs James Willis hosts Sunday School class. Grace Allender calls on Mrs CD Smith. Alice Sickles visiting Jim Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Tedrick
Cambridge
G. W. Clark
Glen Allender
Zanesville
J. A. Gillespie
James
Porter Milligan
D. A.allender
George and
Grace
M. G. Burnworth
Dick Hill
C. BE. Ted
Cambridge Social Roundup Involving Local Residents
Cambridge Saturday and Sunday visits feature Mrs Al Huttchison Miss May Fleming Miss Mimmie Burris Fred Wharton of Caldwell Osa Grubbs Mrs Chad Chalfant Ralph Davis Frances Smith Norma Nelson Net t ie Olden Mary McConnell Ed Burris East Cambridge visit Mary Burris Chas Davis C V Davis Fred Burris.
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al. Huttchison
Cambridge
Miss May Fleming
Mimmie Burris
Fred Wharton
Caldwell
Osa Grubbs
Chad Chalfant
Ralph Davis
Hils
Frances Smith
Norma Nelson
Nettie Olden
Mary McConnell
Ed. Burris
East Cambridge
Robert Burris
May Wilson
John Wilson
Red
William Davis
Chas. Davis
C. V. Davis
Fred Burris
Cambridge Saturday Scene Miss Blanche Scott Shopping
Miss Blanche Scott was seen shopping in Cambridge on Saturday, engaging with local vendors and browsing storefronts as part of a casual city outing.
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Cambridge
Blanche Scott
Local social notes from Cambridge and surrounding area
Sunday visits feature the Warners, Burts, and Downeys as families from Cambridge Byesville Granville Robins and Newark gather for children's day at Mt Zion Beech Grove school closes term with Miss Bertha Leeper returning for next year Mrs William Warner to visit relatives in Hylesville and Newark travel plans noted
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George Warner
George
C. W. Burt
Gus Knapp
Byesville
Ethel Croyle
Mesdames
Elmer Bishard
Hershall Taylor
Alfred Hale
Albert Mullen
Lizzie Smith
Leda Rainey
Pearl Nicholson
Stella Nicholson
Golda Mullen
Mt. Zion
Willie Burt
Cambridge
B. F. Burt
Ellis Downey
Granville
Stanley Downey
James Campbell
Elsie
Robins
Albert Treelan
Frank Tonville
Frank McDonald
Florence Mildred
Elsworth
Burt
Newark
Jane Buckey
Beech Grove
Bertha Leeper
Brady
William Warner
James Edwards
Hyesville
G. H. Rainey
Special Price on Paper Patterns to Close Out
A local sale offers a large selection of paper patterns from five to twenty rolls at cost for ten days to clear inventories. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of the bargain and paper cheaply.
One Coupon Gets Morocco Leather Bible at Jeffersonian
Advert says a Morocco leather Bible can be obtained with a single coupon plus 98 cents at the Jeffersonian.
Magnetic healer Mrs Churchman to visit Cambridge area
Mrs F L Churchman, known as the Magnetic healer, will be at Mrs Lizzie Black’s R D 1 Kimbolton. Contact is possible for those wishing to see her at 41-3.
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F. L. Churchman
Highland Avenue
Cambridge
Lizzie Black
R. D
Kimbolton
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