Local News From Salesville and Guernsey County
Salesville reports the sale of a plane to Mr and Mrs James Little of Salesville by R B Maden of Cambridge. The two week revival at Salesville closed Sunday night. Miss Hope Perry and Mr Robert Collar wed at the home of her uncle Upton Kester. John R Law died near Kennensburg and was buried Thursday. Dr Earl Eragan says his mother is improving. A birthday of community events includes children’s day exercises at Miller’s on June 29. The apple crop is near a failure in the area. Charles Law of Chicago visits north of town. Mrs Margaret Brill dies, leaving four children. Various locals attend church, schooling plans discussed, and Boxwell commencement noted at Spencer Station. Butter 20c, eggs ltfe. a Civil War veteran invites comrades to a June 26 banquet at his home with guests from several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Maden
Cambridge
James Little
Salesville
Hope Perry
Robert Collar
Upton Kester
John R. Law
Kennensburg
Earl Eragan
Maden
Simon Lent
Minnie Winnett
Gildow
Charles Law
Chicago
David Law
Brill
Margaret Brill
Sumpter Long
Jasper Collison
Frank Brill
Wilson Brill
Claud Sherman
Heme
Martha Clippenge
Carl Mendenhall
Victor Perry
Hope
Racey
Spencer Station
U. B
Herbert Law
Columbus
Pleasant Valley
Harrison
Belmont
Guernsey
Wheeling
A. Clark
Alice
Will Danley
M. BR
Local notes from Cambridge and area residents
Kimbolton and Cambridge communities report visitors including Mrs Jane Sehwyhart George Wright and wives Irene and Mary Tyson and Lola Charleston. Muskingum College president J Knox Montgomery will lecture at U P church June 25 with invites. Local business notes mention George Bliss buying a mowing machine and several carloads of lumber and mine props shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Sehwyhart
Cambridge
George Wright
Byesville
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
U. P
Pratt Barnes
Canton
George Summers
Chicago
Irene
Mary Tyson
James Atkins
Akron
Lola Charleston
Pyesville
George Johnson
George Bliss
A. Clark
Mr. Morgan
High View Farm
Luccock
Elwood
Danley
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Promises Quick Restoration
An ad touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dry brittle hair and itching scalp. It claims the product cleanses dust and oils and removes dandruff in one application, making hair softer fluffier and more abundant. A 50 cent bottle is offered at KawNAN & WILSON stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawnan & Wilson
Social visits and church events in Senecaville area
A collection of short notices lists guests visiting families in Cambridge Byesville Derwent and Senecaville. Residents travel to Wooster Athens Buffalo Akron New Concord Muskingum College speakers and a local I O O F memorial service with a funeral procession to area cemeteries.
Local Notes From New Concord and Cambridge Area
New Concord residents visit relatives in Cambridge R D 9 and Pittsburg. Rev W S Rotzler returns from Pittsburg after a relative's death. Grace and Ruth Blackstone return from Cambridge. Mabel Brindley plans a Columbus and Belle Center visit. Mrs T I Brindley shops in Cambridge. A children's day program at First United Presbyterian. President J Knox Montgomery buys an automobile. Rev John Coleman hosts his guests including his parents. Union post communion at Presbyterian church. Rev D S Graham preaches. Miss Sission of Boston to lecture on Woman Suffrage June 24 at 7 30 in College auditorium. Lizzie and Cora Marshall visit Mrs Lucinda Bennett in R D 2. Mrs Belle Roy seen on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Proudfit
Mr. Proudfit
J. M. Wells
Cambridge
R. D
W. S. Rotzler
Pittsburg
Frank Blackstone
Grace
Ruth
Mabel Brindley
Columbus and Belle Center
T. I’. Brindley
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Knox Montgomery
John Coleman
W. J. Coleman
Union Post
Presbyterian Church
D. S. Graham
D. S. Graham Preached the Sermon. Miss Sission
Boston
College Auditorium
Lizzie
Cora Marshall
Lucinda Bennett
Belle Roy
High Street
Vis
Local Residents Connected Through Visits and Events
Antrim Henry Gray purchased a Ford car. Mrs. A. H. Johnston visited Cambridge relatives. Mrs. Ellen Duncan stayed with her stepson in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. William Gaudy of Wheeling visited kin. Mrs. J. H. Tuttle and daughters stayed with friends in Cambridge. Ella Johnston and Kate Crumbacker visited Carson Linn’s vicar Brady last Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Denison attended the Dean-Logan nuptials in London Derry last Thursday morning. Samuel Douglass’s cow was struck by lightning last Saturday. Harry Nichols of Martins Ferry spent Sabbath with his sister Mary Thompson. Mrs. Samuel Henderson and two children returned to New Concord after an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Denison attended the Muskingum presbytery ladies meeting at Old Washington last Tuesday. Florence Stevens in Columbus for Miss Ann Patton’s wedding. Mosekdale and James of Columbus visited J. B. Hixson family. James Bean and son George of Freeport helped paper the United Presbyterian Church here last week. Prof. R. S. Campbell and Miss Wilson of Hendrysburg wed at the groom’s mother’s home with about 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dinges
Akron
Herbert
Hallie Burns
Cumberland
Ruth Secrest
Athens
Wm. Moore
Eva Aplin
Cambridge
John Vance
John Potts
Willard Hartup
Rebecca Gregg
Derwent
Bery Saltsgaver
Salesville
Hi. Arndt
Love City
David Arndt
Hugh Beymer
T. ©. McLaughblin
Walter Brown
Cliff Hale
John Dalrymple
Ed. Aplin
Paul Hartup
Rebecca Greger
Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
New Concord
M. RE
J. R. Hartup
Senecaville
Henry Gray
A. H. Johnston
Jane Anderson
Ellen Duncan
Boyde Duncan
Cleveland
William Gaudy
Wheeling
J. H. Tuttle
Minnie
Anna Belle
Ella Johnston
Kate
Crumbacker
Carson Linn
Brady
Denison
Dean-Logan
Londonderry
Samuel Douglass
Harry Nichols
Martins Ferry
Mary Thompson
Samuel Henderson
A. B. Denison
Muskingum Presbytery
Old Washington
Florence Stevens
Columbus
Ann Patton
M. EB
J. F. Rankin
Ohio
M. BE
Rankin
Antrim
Florence Allen
Mr. Rader
Mae Baker
Laura Kerr
Delljing
Summerton
Mary Rubican
J. H. Rubican
Claire
Hattie
Halbert Kennedy
Wesleys Chapel
Ferrell
Holloway
Rev. Beaver
Arlie Bonnell
Indiana
George Nicholson
Blanche Tedrick
Barnsville
A. R Mallett
Clyde Holmes
J. W. Cale
N. A. Hayward
Bellsville
L. B. Brown
J. G. Black
the Wooster University
William Black
E. G. Holliday
New Athens
Harrison County
W. S. Dunn
Della Buell
North Side
John Barton
Albert Vorhies
West High Street
Raymond Martin
James M. Boggs
Drusmore Alley
Knowles Wyatt
James M. Boges
Montgomery
Guernsey
Muskingame
C.A. Sproat
H. W. Sproat
Sec
J. B. Hamilton
Local Social Notes and School Assignments
Brady reports a large local attendance at the show yesterday. Mr and Mrs C E Vance of Freeport R D visited Mr and Mrs Wm Bond and family Saturday. Miss Chloe Smith of Cambridge visits cousin Lois McElwee. Prayer meeting held Thursday evenings at Allens. J F Rankin of Greentown visits friends nearby. Teachers from the area now employed: Zelma Bond Winterset Gladys Ford Kansas Victoria McCullo Shipleye Lydia McCullo Pleasant View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Vance
Freeport R. D
Wm. Bond
Chloe Smith
Cambridge
Sis
Lois McElwee
Allens
J. F. Rankin
Greentown
Zelma M. Bond
Winterset
Gladys Ford
Kansas
Victoria McCullo
Shipleye
Lydia McCullo
Pleasant View
Winterset Church Hosts Children's Service Next Sabbath
Winterset residents look forward to a children's service at the M B E church next Sabbath eve ning with a special program planned and invitations extended. Rev J F Rankin of northern Ohio preached at the M B E church last Sabbath morning and was warmly received by former parishioners.
Family Visit Highlights Time Line
The article notes time spent at home and family gatherings. Harry Stillions and sister Mae from Irish Ridge visited their grandmother Mrs Thomas Cosgrave last Sunday, and a return home occurred the prior Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itime
Harry Stillions
Sister Mae
Irish Ridge
Thomas Cosgrave
Memorial notices and local happenings in Cambridge area
A review of community events includes memorial services for the I O O F in Cambridge, visits by local residents to Columbus and New Athens, farm activity as corn grows, W C T U activities, a stairway accident, and a concert by Rev Knox Montgomery and his New Concord singers. The troupe aims to raise a 506000 library in New Concord for Guernsey and Muskingame counties. Local officers are listed to oversee the library project.
Local notes from Cambridge and Columbus social visits
Winterset R D and Elwood Smith with family return to Columbus after a week with Thomas Moore buying a White Steamer automobile Ernest Moore of Quaker City buys stock in route Tuesday Tom Knox of Cambridge sells International Harvester machinery Friday J Fordyce visits Cambridge friends Wednesday Mrs Kichel Johnson of Cambridge visits her parents Jo Culbertson of Byenville visits his father David Culbertson for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore
Ernest Moore
Quaker City
Tom Knox
Cambridge
International Harvester Co
Humane Society Criticized For Farming Welfare Demands
Editor Jeff publishes a letter from Harvey Watson denouncing the Guernsey County Humane Society for pressuring farmers to build shelters for livestock. He argues many animals are wintered outdoors and defends farmers’ autonomy criticizing overreach by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Guernsey County
Harvey Watson
Miss Cora Barton Returns Home After Course
Miss Cora Barton of South Eleventh Street has completed a course at the Practical Business College and returned home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Barton of R F D 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Barton
South Eleventh Street
Practical Business College
John Barton
R. F. Dp
Saxo Salve claims against chronic and acute eczema
A Cambridge Ohio advertisement promotes Saxo Salve as a universal skin cure. It asserts it soothes itching within minutes and improves conditions within days for scaly crusted or early stage dermatitis. The claim includes a money back guarantee if no results are seen and mentions Sutton & Oshe druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton & Oshe
Cambridge
Vinci
Adv
Marvelous cure of a prominent resident of Cumberland
A Cumberland resident reports a remarkable recovery from rheumatism after taking one third of a bottle of Glidden's French Remedy. The signer A. T. Brothers states the condition left him crippled last winter, unable to dress or feed himself, but now is free of pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OP Cumberland
Cumerland
Bible School Meeting Set for Sunday Afternoon
The Bible School meeting held in Minnehaha mine Miners Hall will gather next Sunday afternoon at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Minnehaha Mine
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Kimbolton
Mary Morrison
Hazel Knouff
Maggie Morrison
Alice Saltsgaver
Wilma
Ermie Hughes
Harlan Finley
Wooster
W. W. Oliver
Sylvester Stevens
Ernest
Eva McCreary
Anna Rich
Massachusetts
Frank Kays
C. BE. Romig
Emanuel Peach
Buffalo
John Aston
Pleasant City
G. Burlingame
Carhart
Newcomerstown
George Williams
Robert Harding
Newark
James Bean
George
Freeport
United Presbyterian Church
R. 8. Campbell
Miss Wilson
Hendrysburg
Nancy Campbell
Tyace
Sulton & Oshe
Elwood Smith
the Humane Society Suggestion
Neal
Cincinnati
Neal Institute
Eichberg
Neal Way
the Neal Institute
E. McMillan St
Cincinnati, O
Telephone Bell North
Ohio Loan
Masonic Temple
Zanesville, C
Bell
Ind
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
L. E. White
Cambridge, Ohio
Pennsylvania College For Women
Psiany Ae
Dilworth Hall
H. D. Lindsay
D.D
Pittsburgh, Pa
N. J. Friend
Wheeling Ave
Druesedow
North Seventh Street
Wheeling Avenue
Nubuch
Turnbaugh
Prides “Farm
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Guernsey Hardware Co
Eyesville
J. White
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