Singing Concert at M E Church in Middletown
Local notices from Middletown describe a Friday night singing concert at the M E church with 00 admission welcome to all. Various social updates include Mrs Wm Groves visiting relatives, horse purchase by Frank Kayan, and local people visiting or traveling to Quaker City Leatherwood Brady and Portsmouth. A change in employment for Mr Bayan and minor injuries to Chas Carman from a colt are noted along with health updates and parties attended by Miss Nora Hays and Miss Elma Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hays
Elma Hall
Quaker City
Friends
A. B. Marquis
Belle McCullough
Brady
John Cunningham
Hartley
Quaker City Road Work and Church Notices
Julius Kennedy assists farmers near Sand Hill church with traction engine on Quaker City Road. A Sunday school forms at Pisgah church under Sherman Thompson. About thirty two welcomed as full members at Fletcher church on June 3. Born to Mr and Mrs Ellis Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kennedy
Sand Hill Church
Pisgah Church
Sherman Thompson
Fletcher Chured
Ellis Carter
A Live Wire Pain Relief Ad Claims Nerve Cure
An old advertisement explains nerves as live wires and neuralgia as pain from nerve strain. It promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy that relieves intense pain, with testimonials from Beckman of Erie, Pa. The ad promises guaranteed benefit or money back and notes 25 doses for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
Beckman
4Th St
Eric
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Cures in Cambridge
A Cambridge resident Mrs David Cramer testifies to lasting relief from back pain head pains exhaustion and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes permanent improvement five years later and urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Joan
Doan
David Cramer
Rainey Ave
Robe Dean
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
June 3rd gathering and local school notes
June 3rd marks a daughter born as Arthur Carter visits his parents for a few days. Most past teachers remain rehired in the township. Alfred Carter owns the Valley and Charles Pyaiente No 2. Jessie Grimes, Cenher, Jessie and Ethel Hamilton visited Wm. Cranston's. Roscoe Robinson enjoys a Muskingum college vacation. Harry Marlow reportedly bought Mrs. Peter Gardner’s farm. Children's day will be observed at Epee Church on the evening of the ch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carter
Alfred Carter
Charles Pyaiente
Jessie Grimes
Cenher
Jessie
Ethel Hamiliton
Wm. Cranston
Roscoe Robinson
Muskingum College
Harry Marlow
Peter Gardner
Epee Church
Birds Run Baptists Gather for Sunday Services
Baptist church at Bird's Run hosts a Sunday sermon at 11 o'clock led by local preacher. The community notes visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns including Coshocton and Otsego. Work continues on pear coverting contract by W. M. Broge with a call for additional laborers. Master Willis Carruthers visits relatives near Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Carruthers
L .A. Carruthers
Washington, D. C
Frank Baker
Otsego
SENECA VILLE Community Notices Doings and Visits
Mrs Lum Baird and Miss Della Broom attended Cambridge on Wednesday. Rev and Mrs Ross Sullivan and family visited Cumberland earlier in the week. Mrs Wm art and daughter Mary Aplip with Charley Sausgaver were at Cambridge Thursday. Vietor Morrison was at Barnesville Thursday. J W Campbell and family attended commencement at Beverly Thursday and remained until Monday. J B Rich and wife were at Pleasant City Thursday. Mrs Sullivan and family of Dexter City visit Rev Ross Sullivan and family. Mrs Lemoyne Stockwell of Cantom visits son W O Stockwell and wife. Our baseball team went to Cumberland Thursday and defeated Cumberland 4 to 2. Mrs Arthur Brown of Barberton visits relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Sullivan
Art
Mary Aplip
Charley Sausgaver
Cambridge
Vietor Morrison
Barnesville
J. W. Campbell
Beverly
J. B. Rich
Pleasant City
Sullivan
Dexter City
Lemoyne Stockwell
Cantom
W. O. Stockwell
Qur Baschal
Cumberland
Arthur Brown
Barberton
Local Market Notes From Cambridge Area
Local market items list residents and visitors in Cambridge region. Mentions Exga of Cambridge on business Saturday, Henry Berry of Canal Dover with his mother Mrs Carling Berry, Berry employed at Howe Comfort Range Co visiting family, R B Maller of Revel New Mexico visiting, Charles Porter marshal of Tar Vile Rage resigns, Frank Fowler appointed to fill position, Wm Little of Bird's Row receiving treatment, John sewer of Cambridge, Mrs Jon Ross, KE C Laas of Guernsey visiting friends, John W McCullough and wife of Sugartree spent Sunday with Howard Proctor and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Brower
Will Brower
Wick Johnson
J. A. Dull
Coshocton
John Barnes
Willis
Helso
Charlotte Evans
James Welker
Fresno
W. M. Broge
Henry Erty
Canal Dover
Carling Berry
Berry
Howe Comfort Range Co
R. BR. Maller
Reavel
New Mexicn
Charles Porter
Tar Vile Rage
Frank Fowler
Ind
Ws Pesdition
Little
Bird's Row
Cry Rivina Reels
John Sewer
Cami Tide TR
Jon
Ross
Miss Campsa Robe Returns Home From Month Away
Lore City news notes Campsa Robe returning home after a month with Quaker City relatives. Mrs. Alva Johnson of Saginaw Mich visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sproat. Mrs. Johnson’s daughter plans to stay four months nearby. Leila Sproat and Campsa Robe prep for summer school at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campsa Robe
Quaker City
Alva Johnson
Saginaw, Mich
J. N. Sproat
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Visits
Pleasant Valley reports Mr. and Mrs. Vorcelius Hurley and family from near New Concord spent last Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. V C McConnell and Thurman visited friends in Harrison county. D A Biechard stayed with brother I H Hichard in Jefferson township. Mrs. Wm Black of near Washington spent the remainder of last week with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Heresies who remains very poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Biechard
I. H. Hichard
Jefferson Township
Wm. Black
Washington
Elizabeth Heresies
Another Wonderful Cure by Cuticura
Mrs Gelding of Ayr Canada writes that Cuticura Remedies relieved an eczema case on both legs after doctors failed. She describes severe pain, inability to walk, and limb wasting before relief with the remedies. She endorses the treatments and allows publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Sam
Mrs. Gelding
Ayr
Canada
Cure for chapped hands with Cuticura remedies
A testimonial from Chas Young of Plattsville Ontario dated September 29 1905 praising Cuticura Soap for curing years of chapped hands plus using Cuticura Resolvent and stating full relief. The notice promotes Cuticura external and internal treatments including soap ointment and resin forms marketed by a company with free literature on curing itching and skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Young
Plattsville
Ontario
Canada
Ng & Chem, Corp
Soie
Cure-all Piles Ointment Promoted by Manufacturer
Casper Walton of Michigan City Indiana testifies that persistent piles itching protruding and bleeding subsided after using Dr A W Chase's Ointment. The ad guarantees a full refund if not cured and offers 50c boxes and free booklet by Dr A W Chase’s Mevicre Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
Chase
A.W. Chase Mevicre Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Indications of Paralysis Nervous decline warned before onset
Describes progressive nervous illness symptoms such as fatigue memory loss and irritability signaling approaching paralysis. Promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure by building blood and nerve force, priced five cents a box, with distributor details in Cambridge Ohio and Miniso N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Washington Normal School Opens in Union Building
The Washington Normal School opens in the Union School Building on June 18 at 2 p.m. and 7 will continue in session for seven weeks.
Tuition and boarding options for term study
The term costs 8.00 or 37.00 per week for five weeks with no extra charges for higher studies. Good boarding and furnished rooms are available at low rates. Students may board in labs to cut expenses. Suitable rooms can be found by those seeking. For more information contact instructors W. O. Moore in Washington D H or KK Thompson in Senecaville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Local social notes from Zanesville area routes
Mr. George Masters of Zanesville on business. Alex Barton lost a valuable cow last week. Mrs. Ida Stage and daughter Mary visited Miss Alice Landman. Mrs. Mary Urban and daughter Rhoda of Cambridge spent Thursday with Route friends. Marsh Orr and daughter of Route Four visited sister. Roy Stage and Carrie attended Center schoolhouse services. Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan spent Sunday with sister. Blazier of Wood county visiting Masters. A few from this Route attended Washington commencement. George Masters had a pew barn erected. Finley McAlister of Cambridge called on John Woods. David Landman and daughters of Brier Ridge spent Sunday with Route friends. LaFolett of Love City visited sister Luke Reynolds. Hattie Wiesenstien from this Route visiting cousins Alex Neunemand and family. Edward Allender of Route Seven spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Charles Bartholow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Barton
Ida Stage
Mary
Alice Landman
Mary Urban
Rhoda
Cambridge
Marsh Orr
Wendell
Roy Stage
Carrie
Center School House
John Jordan
Jordan
Finley McAlister
John Woods
David Landman
Brier Ridge
LaFolett
Love City
Luke Reynolds
Hattie Wiesenstien
Alex Neunemand
Edward Allender
Charles Bartholow
Toxwell Commencement Attended by Notables at Hopewell
A large crowd attended the Toxwell commencement at Hopewell last Friday evening. Attendees included Trof. OJ Wo Moore and Foster Boyd from Washington. Will Leeper of Pittsburg visited Wim. Lawser, Everett Lawser of Cambridge was a guest, and E. J. Uireh recently returned from Canton for a few weeks. Emma Willis visited friends in Cambridge. Children's services are planned at Hopewell M FE church on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxwell
Hopewell
OJ Wo Moore
Foster Boyd
Washington
Will Leeper
Pittsburg
Wim. Lawser
S. Everett Lawser
Cambridge
Emma Willis
Hopewell M. FE
Sabbali Crosing
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Middletown
M. E. Church
Wm. Groves and Son
Bellaire
Alex Ables
East
Town
Frank Kayan
Chas. Miller
Mr. Bayan
Khauver
Albert
Enderson
Sister Sadie
Leatherwood
Fred Bendure
Portsmouth
Caroline Bendure
Chas. Carman
Dr. Arnold
Blue Valley Creamery NO
Clinton ST
P.O
Sunday School Institute
Marietta College
Marietta
Board of County Commissioners
Dan BR Wallace
Board of Commissioners
William P. Gibson
Lenna M. Gibson
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Pauline
James W. Bell
Clos Qpelegraph School Co
Ubrichsville, Ohio
Quaker City RD
Gambridge
Rokson
Weist
France Medical Institute
West
Lulles Strieture
Hse
Yeoptat
France Medical Institute CO. Sae
Columbus
Rothieg
Wer Hier
Ed Pet
The
Baptist Church
F. A. Johnson
John Johnson
Seneca Ville
Lum Baird
Della Broom
W. T. Stranathan
Kamsul Ron
KE. C. Laas R
Guernsey
Sisiteds
John W. McCullough
Sugartree
Howard Proctur
Lore City &, BD
Jobin
Leila Sproat
Campsa
Red Fairchild
O. U
Fummer School
Rev. McCuloch
Taranto, O
W. C. Mevulloch
Wollette
Presbyterian Church
Cora
Nellie Gary
Guara Laughlin
Pleasant Valley
Limb
Eczema
BLY
Shin Tigrase
Mane
F .Ee
Jane Farey
Pepuety
AL Grageists
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
MN. T
Cambridge & Cyesville
Es Park
America
Raub
Forfsale
Cambridge,Ohio
Neilley &Co., Druggists
Washington Normal School
W. 0. Moore
Washington, D
H. KK. Thompson
Senecaville, O
R. D
George Masters
Zanesville
Mrs. Blazier
Wood County
Mrs
R. EF
E. J. Uireh
Canton
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