Two Beautiful Women Escape Spring Catarrh With Peruna
A testimonial letter from Estelle Campbell of Nabvils Tenn credits Peruna with rapid nerve and energy recovery after a long period of overwork. The ad touts Peruna as a safe, narcotic free spring tonic and cites Frank Williams of New York City praising its health restoration and long term use in homes. It claims Peruna prevents spring catarrh by removing the cause and notes confidentiality of correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Campbell
High Etreet
Nabvils
Tenn
Peruna
Frank Williams
Washington Prof Moore and family visit Hopewell
The Washington educator Prof W G Moore and family spent the last week with his parents at Hopewell. Several local residents and relatives were noted visiting or traveling, with church and school events planned for the coming weeks.
Local Social Notes From Forsythe and Cambridge
Geo Poland of Forsythe spent Sunday with I E Bro Wm Bucy and Roy St ensided Children s services at Washington Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Finney McAlister of Cambridge called on friends on this route Sunday. Geo Blazier making an extended visit with his mother in Woodcounty. Blanche Hurd returned home Saturday after a few weeks with her aunt Mrs Paul Spaid of Cambridge. Miss Nina Turnbaugh spent Sunday with cousin Miss Carrie Stage. Miss Maggie Wilson of Craig visited sister Mrs Ids Stage Monday and Tuesday. Jed Jones, ill for some time, remains in dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mathews
J. A. Kell
Guernsey
Forsythe McMunon
Washington
Lueiday
Ellen McCullough
Leslie and
Fred Atcheson
Peters’ Creek
Sherrard's Isbealhouse
Martha Miller
Newcomerstown
Charles Moore
Noble County
J. D. Moore
F. B. Satchet
Cambridge
Eliza Mathews
3. T. Anderson
New Concord
G. E. Bell
Pauline
Cumberland
Geo. Poland
Forsythe
Bro Wm. Bucy
Roy St
Finney McAlister
Geo. Blazier
Woodcountie
Blanche Hurd
Paul Spaid
Nina Turnbaugh
Carrie Stage
Maggie Wilson
Craig
Ids
SENECAVILLE COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND EVENTS
Local notes report attendance at the Grand Encampment in Alt Vernon and Cambridge visits by residents. Commencement at the Presbyterian church featured four graduates and two couples. several residents were noted visiting kin, with births and a scald accident among children. A Pennell arrest closed the item.
Antrim Area Visitors and Local Happenings
Quaker City and Cambridge residents visit Antrim area for social and family events last week. attendees include Mrs Lena Moore and Mrs Belva Moore of Quaker City and J W Moore of New Athens, with multiple local residents visiting relatives, attending church, or taking trips. school board names teachers for Madison township for the coming year.
Middletown Social Notes Include Visits and Games
Miss Mabel Rose of Cambridge visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Ella McLaine returned home from Quaker City hospital improved in health. Miss Merle Donahue of Cambridge visited Thos Brazier and family. Ice cream at BE L Ankrom and Walter Arnold’s Saturday evening. Grandmother Brown in poor health. Miss Edna Scott of Bethany W Va guest of relatives. Thos Henderson of East Main Street returned from Cairo after an extended visit. C E Moore attended the State Sabbath School convention at Camton and reports a fine time. Miss Lola Ankrom indisposed. Middlebourne defeated Quaker City 5 to 4. K 2 Leonard greeting friends south of town. 3 F Cunningham to teach this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rose
Cambridge
Ella McLaine
Quaker City Hospital
Merle Donahue
Thos. Brazier and Family
BE. L. Ankrom
Walter Arnold
Grandmother Brown
Edna Scott
Bethany
W. Va
Thos. Henderson
East Main Street
Cairo
Allen County
C. E. Moore
Camton
Lola Ankrom
Middlebourne
Quaker City
Farmer
Leonard
Friends
F. Cunningham
Kimbolton Events Highlight June 16 Town Hall Program
Local items note visits by Berry and Graham families in Canal Dover and Cambridge. Kimbolton school contest and Boxwell commencement set for Friday June 16 at town hall with Qadd's orchestra. admission 10 cents. Huffman Bros concert at M E church yielded net 18.60 for church. Funeral attendance and new birth announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbolton
Boxwell
Town Hall
Qadd
Huffman Bros
M. FE
Huffman
John Donley
Byestille
Insurance dispute over Kinney estate in Belmont Bank case
Judge Wanty affirms Referee Tees ruling that three John Hancock life insurance policies totaling 900,000 are not assets of Clara J Kinney in bankruptcy proceedings against the late Belmont bank cashier William Kinney. The decision, issued in Wheeling, holds the policies should not be included in Kinney assets, directing a settlement of 20,000 dollars to Mrs Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Kinney
Guernsey County
Bellaire
Wheeley
SiLange
Kinges
Sudee Wanty
Grand Rapuls
Saidi
Ben
Thourpsum
Tonted States District Court
A. M. Rees
Exchange Bank of Wheeling
First
National Bank At
Clara J. Kamney
Belmont
John Hancock Insurance Company
William Kinney
First National Bank of
Glora J. Kinney
Obituary of Miss Nancy Boden in Fairview 1905
Miss Nancy Boden died in Fairview May 30 1905 at age 61. Daughter of Samuel and Martha Boden born in Kirkwood township Belmont county, she leaves sisters Miss Maggie Boden and Hon E Boden of Fairview and Mrs Rebekah Dubois of Mornstown, with one brother John Boden of Fairview from a prior marriage. A devout United Presbyterian, she lived quietly and died without pain, trusting in Christian resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Nancy Boden
Samuel
Martha Campbell Boden
Kirkwood Township
Belmont County
Maggie Boden
E. Boden
Rebekah DuBois
Mornstown
Samuel Boden
John Boden
United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
God
Christ
Johano Hoch Story Shocks Newark Readers
The Advocate recalls Johann Hoch, once Johann Schmidt, who arrived in Newark four years ago, married a widow, fled with her property, faced divorce in court, and was later arrested in Chicago for bigamy. Mrs Schmidt remarried and still lives on Beech Street. Hoch claimed many wives and expressed a wish to die, with impending accommodation after his conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Zanesville
Coshocton
Johano Bock
Advocate
Johann Hoch
Johann Schmidt
North End
Hoch
Teachers Examination Results at Central School Building
The article lists names and towns of individuals who passed or attended a teachers examination held at the central school building last Saturday. Entries include multiple names under different class years from Pleasant City Freeport Cambridge Lore City New Concord Cumberland and other locales. It notes B Q Barber and wife returning from a visit with Chas Bell at New Lebanonton and Mr Bell accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Adair
Pleasant City
Ernest Bates
Quaker City
R. A. Drsden
Freeport
H. B. English
Cambridge
W. C. Franey
Antrim
W. E. Mowell
Birds Run
Phil Morris
Salesville
Raymond McClenahan
New Concord
B. Porter
C . Ratcliff
Stan Taylor
J. C. Tannehall
Londonderry
Gia Adair
Gertrude
Hyde
Washington
Clarabelle Leeper
Lore City
Carrie Mc Peek
Edna M. Rankin
Sadie Tedick
Winterset
Clyve Warehime
Cumberland
E. C. Allison
J. H. Risher
Newcomerstown
O. R. Ripley
Lewis Shipman
Milnersville
Lida M. Daniel
Myrtle Giffen
B. QO. Barber
Chas. H. Bell
New Lerington
Mr. Bell
Remarkable family reunion spans miles and decades
A large reunion of sisters and relatives from multiple towns gathered at the old homestead, with four elderly sisters at its heart and plans shared for a Sunday gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Strahl Mrs. Hendershot Mrs. Ledman and their kin plus nephews and nieces. An elaborate dinner followed an address by Rev. Axline and group photos were taken. Obituary notes Jonas Hayes, born 1846 in Guernsey county, died June 5 1903 after a long illness. He leaves a widow Mary Smith and nine children six living. Funeral June 7 at the M E church in Antrim. Floral tributes abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pediath Law
Glareihe
St Tay
Sistiers i
Doldath
Delice
Mary
Gata Deceas
Ture
Detos Streit
Mt Wansis City
Woo
Sie San Tisnten
Miner
Mary J. Hendershot
Ives
Borestead Swedere
Sarah Leemith
Strahl
Welsas City
Heneershot
Hendershut
Hor Iestead
Peter Chively
Classville
Peter Shively
A. C. Shively
Portland
Ore
Sim Shively
Phillipsburg
Montana
Frea Shaire
Columbus
Axline
Claysville
M. E. Church
J. W. Shively
E. DD. Shively
Artie Adkins
Byesville
Jonas Hayes
Guernsey County
Mary Smith
Te Ums Union
Pleasant City Social Notes From South Olive to Lucasburg
Pleasant City notes list visits by Miss Apban Kirkbade of South Olive to Mrs Way Ogle north of town from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Albert Hichie and daughter Lucile, Miss Norwosta Keechley, Burt Secrest, and Mr Wm Trott of Hartford were among county seat visitors earlier in the week. Local youths and Miss Rackley’s former pupil friends gathered at her Lucasburg home for an evening of music and games with refreshments. Don Collis is reported very ill with brain trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apban Kirkbade
South Olive
Way’ Ogle
Albert Hichie
Lucile
Ollen Savier
Norwosta Keechley
Burt Secrest
Wm. Trott
Hartford
Lena Heshert
Olive Ragie J
William Galvin
Froms
Corporation
Don Collis
Narwosta Kackley
Lucasburg
Local Social News and Church Notice
Mrs. Jennie Laughlin returns to Kansas City from her mother Mrs. Hutchison after a three week visit. Ross Carpenter leaves his Nebraska home after visiting his father W A Carpenter. Children's Day will be observed at the M E church on July 20 at 2 50 p m with preaching by Rev Mr Stewart. James Tedrick is improving his home with painting and new pavement. Tom Stevens and family visited R K Tedrick's family last weekend. Mrs Blanche Kuezh and Kitie gon John and Lena Stevens of New Philadelphia visit sister Mrs Laura Inglish. John Tedrick and James Inglish were in Wheeling on business. Mrs Elizabeth Stewart of Highland Avenue left for Steubenville to visit daughters Mrs EB Tribbie and Mrs Grier Boyd.
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Frank Heskett
Alt. Vernon
James Basford
Clint Davis
James Welson
Edwie Saltsgaver
Mansel Milbone
Dave Strong
Pug*? Ferguson
Bert Pordum
Cambridge
Kate Kahn
Quaker City
Mary Wolf
Pilcher
WF. Moorhead
Mearthur
Tha K. of
J. T. Das
Cd. W. Daniel
Shear
W. Stevens
M. Vot Wo
J. W. Secrest
Apone
Harper
J. G
D. Hutton
O. G. Columbus
B. A. Frame
David Arndt
Holley Thompson
Jim Morrison
Frank
Dick Morrison
Apho
J. W. Kelier
Wm. Saltsgayer
Frank Aduddale
Pollock
Rachel Nelson
Cumberland
Isaac Wilson
Newark
Virgil Secrest
Wartford
Presbyterian Church
L. E. York
Oiiver
Cairinbridge
Anna Harper
Winfield Scott
D. G. Secrest
Elia Secrest
Hartford
Herb Dunlap
Coal Run
T. C. McLaughlin
Baby
la Baird
Terry
HF. Gordom
S. M. Dillies
Bret Milbone
J.W. Moore
New Athens
John
Wilson
J.B. Spencer
Shury Neel
Golunthus
Adam Linn
Denigigut
Inetas
Fiindey Ling
Mary Martins
Tarentan
Sigtui
Mir
J. P. Gillespie
Frank Keyser
J. B. Gunn
Glen Beal
W. J. Gillespie
Bess Morrow
Potter Bros
T.T. McCormick
Burn
George Gibson
Wirk and Cash
Patton
Ohio
Harrison County
Della Lindsey
Caldwell
Elizabeth McBride
J. F. McBride
Care St. Clair
New Concord
James Burris
Cleveland
Burris
Arthur Lake
Lille Stockdale
J. H. Longsworth
Elizabeth Williams
Muskingum College
Harper Duncan
Summit County
Elle Duncan
Madison Township
Antrim
J. C. Tannehill
Winterset
Waite Adair
Jennie Laughlin
Hutchison
Kansas City
Ross Carpenter
W. A Carpenter
Nebraska
M. E
Mr. Stewart
James Tedrick
Tom Stevens
R. K. Tedrick
Blanche Kueezh
Kitiegon John
Lena Stevens
New Philadelphia
Laura Inglish
John Tedrick
James Inglish
Wheeling
Washington High School Class of 1905 Commencement
Senior class exercises at the Methodist church on Friday June 2 1905 feature a rose themed program and a class address by Prof G B York of Barnesville Ohio. Cambridge orchestra provided music and the event marked Prof Moore’s first graduating class with future promises in education. Other notes include local visits and upcoming church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Aimtinber
G. B. York
Barnesville
Cambridge
Moore
Butter and eggs prices and local visit notes in Grand Ridge
Grand Ridge reports Butter 12 cents and eggs 15 cents. S Spear visited his brother near Senecaville. James Johnson of Blooming Grove visited his son over Sunday. An ice cream supper is planned at Brushy Fork Baptist Church on Wednesday night June 21 1905. Mrs Blowers of Barnesville and daughter of Columbus visited Mrs Blower's sister Mrs Robert Montgomery and family last week. Charles Swaim of Washington state visits his father and brother in Winterset Riev. G Boyd not improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
Senecaville
James Johnson
Blooming Grove
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Blowers
Barnesville
Columbus
Blower
Robert Montgomery
Charles Swaim
Washington State
Winterset
Riev
G. Boyd
Timely and Valuable Suggestions on Nervousness Remedy
A reader notes that many women confined to domestic life suffer nervousness. It praises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rovout for promoting digestion and nervous system tone, claiming unmatched success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Overland Limited Leaves Chicago for California The Circuit
The Overland Limited departs Chicago daily at 8:00 p m via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Electric lighting and double track between Chicago and the Missouri River promise a swift journey. Booklets maps and hotel lists with California information mailed on receipt of stamps. W B Kuiskern P T M C and N Wily Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific & North-Western
Missouri River
California
W. B. Kuiskern
C. & N. Wily
Chigage
Month after month a cold clings to you and coughs
A dated message urges Allen's Lung Balsam as a cure for stubborn colds and lingering throat and lung coughs. It includes a card of thanks from Mrs S B Linkhorn and family for kindness shown during illness and death of Stephen B Linkhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Wlness
Stephen B. Linkhorn
S. B. Linkhorn
Cambridge Newspaper Lo Denies Indignant Citizen Report
Springfield News notes a distinguished citizen faced with a sudden denial reaction over a proposal to become past PR. Thos W. Mills, funeral director and local merchant of Caid, Ohio, was struck by meningitis on Monday and remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield News
Thos W. Mills
Caidwell, O
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Watson
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Belva Moore
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Wo. G. Proctor
Gomber Avenue
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Elizabeth Stewart
Highland Avenue
EB. Y Tribbie
Grier Boyd
Steubenville
Sadie Tedrick i
Baker
Martin Harding
Milton Bonnell
Eila Orley
Louder
Stewart
Margaret Graham
J. R. Stewart
Pleasant Valley
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James Sbhawver
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T. A. Moore
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