Local Notes from Lore City and Cambridge
Lore City resident Sam Ford plans to work in Cleveland this summer after a visit with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redd and Carl visited relatives in Gibson last weekend. George King recovers from pneumonia. Della Chester visits relatives in Cambridge. Tra Ferguson resigns as Route 1 mail carrier. David A. Potts to succeed him. The oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davis suffers long fever. Mr. and Mrs. Courreat were business callers at the party station Saturday. Mrs. Reason sues Gore. Protracted meeting at Sa 16 Baptist church ends Friday night. Dr. J. B. Secrest, Cambridge dentist, at Trangit hotel Wednesdays 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anyone needing dental work may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ford
Washington
Mr. Ford
Cleveland
Charles Redd
Carl
Gibson’s
Cour
Reason
Gore
Poe
Wilson
Sa 16 Baptist Church
Sugar Tree Social Notes and Local Updates
Sugar Tree reports a busy week with sales of a flag road mare and an excellent draft mare, several residents moving or planned relocation in Stark County, and multiple illness cases including heart trouble measles and typhoid fever. It notes a fatal mental health incident involving Robert Bell and extends community sympathy to his family. visits by Mrs. W Le Stewart and daughter Mary to Zanesville are recorded.
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised By Cambridge Citizens
A Cambridge home remedy ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills to relieve urinary trouble and backache. Mrs Theodore Myers testifies the pills helped her long backache, lameness, and kidney discomfort after using them for years. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is sole U S agent. Remember the brand and beware fake copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
Theodore Myers
Steubenville Avenue
Daan
Foster-Mibourn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
Dr. A.W. Chase
A.W. Chase
Nervous Worn Out Cure Promised by Dr Miles Nervine
An advertisement claims weak nerve force causes bodily failure and disease. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve medicine and tonic, citing a testimonial from H. C. Cunningham of Allegheny Pennsylvania and noting a satisfaction guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
H. CG. Cunningham
Eileworth Ave
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
A. W. Chage
A. W. Chase
Shoe Sale Offers Deep Discount As Stock Clears
ALE and continuing for one week only we shall endeavor to close out our stock of shoes at a very low price to make room for spring stock. Leather price increases will not deter this sale. A 16x20 Pasteline Picture will be given to the lady customer wearing the smallest shoe and the gentleman customer wearing the largest shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genteman
Cure for psoriasis by Cuticura products extolled
W M Chidester of Hutchinson Kansas reports thirty five year battle with psoriasis ended in thirty days using three cakes of Cuticura Soap six boxes Cuticura Ointment and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent. Description of symptoms includes circular red patches scaling flesh rawness and itching. Claim made that cure is permanent and would not endure such an ordeal again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
W. M. Chidester
Hutchinson
Kan
Kamora
Local People and Events Report From Gnadenhutten Scene
Miss Gertrude Mills of Gnadenhutten visits J H Tuttles while a protracted M E church meeting starts next Sabbath. Birth announced for Feb Mth 1906 to Mr and Mrs J H Longsworth. Emma Carson of Dayton visits her parents here. Mrs Hester Cunningham of New Philadelphia visits friends. Mary Moore of Milnersville hosts a music class. Shatta St Clair of Salesville visits her brother A C St Clair. Oil well to be drilled on David Caldwells farm northeast of town next week. C F McBride teaching school for W C Franey. Franey sidelined by sciatic rheumatism in district 8. Rev Mr Copeland of Eaton accepts Presbyterian charge here. Anna Anderson heads to Peover Colorado for summer with sister Mary, a local teacher. Mrs W C Taylor and Clara Louise of Steubenville visit Mrs Taylor’s mother Mrs Mary Thompson. G P Saviers property east end of town bought for Presbyterian parsonage, 450. Mrs Hattie Liddy of Cambridge visits sister Eva Parkinson, ill with long trouble. Mr and Mrs Alenry Mercer of Newcomerstown and Mr and Mrs Chas Nanor of Barnesville attend funeral of niece Mrs Mary Barrett Leutchie in Presbyterian church. Uncle Charlie Charles Bond dies two miles NW of town at 86, wife and two children survive. Funeral Thursday at M E church conducted by Rev Stewart. interment in M E cemetery. Mrs Mary Berrett Lasthis, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Marti Barrett, dies at parental home on Wodeenday Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hill
Odell
Wm. Real
Dresten
Wm. Lenrose
Clio
Stark County
O. Moss Ethel Gillespie
Ethel Gibson
A. T. McCormick
Sewellsville
J. GC. McCormick
Geo. Adams
L. D. Heade
Pleasant Valley
Heade
Bond
Barber
Wm. Bond
Brady
Bell Stiles
Cambridge
Allen’s
Robert Bell
Bell
J. H. Longsworth
Emma Carson
Dayton
Hester Cunningham
New Philadelphia
Mary Moore
Milnersville
David Caldwell
C. F. McBride
W. C. Franey
Franey
Copeland
Eaton, O
Anna Anderson
Peover
Col
Mary
G. P. Saviers
Hattie Liddy
Eva Parkinson
Alenry Mercer
Newcomerstown
Chas. Nanor
Barnesville
Mary Barrett Leutchie
Presbyterian Church
Charles Bond
Charlie
Here
M. E
Stewart
M.E
Mary Berrett Lasthis
Marti | Barrett
Wodeenday
Des Moines Woman Dies After Illness and Marriage
Mary, once a clerk in a Des Moines store, fell ill with pneumonia last March and never fully recovered. She married John Leuthie in August and visited her parents in Des Moines in November, where she received affectionate care. Her death leaves a large circle of friends and the family in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
John Leuthie
Des Moinees
Parens
Mary
Quaker City Upset Over Abrupt Visit Cancelled Showdown
In Quaker City Feb 27 Company A from Zanesville traveled for a deciding basketball game. A mysterious retreat by Manager Hines and his German band led to their departure just as the 7 03 train arrived. Referee awarded Quaker City a 2 to 0 win due to forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
Zanesville
Hines
Coforts
Jane
Sentinel
Company A
Seneca Ville Visitors and Local Changes Reported
Othelbert of Zanesville visited relatives Tuesday night. Mrs Art Lowry and J B Rich with Alex Strong were Cambridge visitors Wednesday. John Kirkbride family and Reuben Danford daughter attended their mother's funeral at Sarahsville Tuesday. C W Corbett of Buffalo was here Wednesday. Steele and Conner bought the old school building to convert into a livery barn. L B Marquis sold property to Ambrose Wilson. Protracted meeting is in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othelbert
Zanesville
Art, Lowry
J. B. Rich
Alex. Strong
Cambridge
John Kirkbride
Reuben Danford
Sarahsville
C. W. Corbett
Buffalo
Steele and Conner
L. B. Marquis
Ambrose Wilson
Impoverished soil and diet need proper nourishment
The text parallels soil and blood nutrition, urging analysis by a chemist to tailor fertilizer and medical treatment. It suggests fat-rich foods as essential, noting fat is often lacking and that digestible, assimilated fat is key to improving health.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Nourishes and strengthens
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is described as nourishing and strengthening the body when milk and cream fail. It is presented as consistent, palatable, and beneficial for wasting regimes in both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
When the Nerves Are Played Out in Cambridge
In Cambridge many town residents and visitors are listed, with brief notes on social calls and travels among families from Pleasant City to Zanesville. The column notes Mrs I Beachout and daughter Mrs Delbert Long and Miss Clara Dilley, visits by Fred Meacham, C J Spaid purchasing a mill, I C O FE banquet in Cumberland, and several Cambridge engagements. It mentions Dr A W Chase nerve pills promotion and local sales, plus residents like Miss Helen Morrison, Robert Glass, Elwood Laughlin, Mrs Maggie Hahn, Arthur Wilson, Dallas Harris, and others, with O U A M lodge activity in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Beachout
Delbert Long
Clara Dilley
Cambridge
Fred Meacham
Pleasant City
C. J. Spaid
E. Secrest
Local Gossip From Kimbolton: Guests, Moves, and Marvins
Butter and eggs prices noted as residents discuss weekend visits in Cambridge and nearby towns. Names include Charney Ross, Etta Seward, Lem Hazlett, William Lanning, Henry Hicks, C J Berry, Mayor McKim, Welcome Grey, John Barthalow, G W Barthalow, Prof T A Ronnell, Susy Gibson, Mary Bell, G W Wright, Robert Warden, Robert Johnson, Bert Dawson, Miso Myrtle Rhodes, Olive Rhodes, Latara aboden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charney Ross
Etta Seward
Cambridge
Lem Hazlett
Byesville
William Lanning
Newcomerstown
Henry Hicks
C. J. Berry
Fairview Notes and Local Social Items
Fairview recalls Capt Kodecker seen again as town notes rapid recovery. A C Saktegarer spent last week in Cambridge. Abram Morton to get two new telephones one in the millinery store and one on his farm with about seventy five telephones added to the company list in the past year. Mr and Mrs Charles Patten visited Sandy Ridge relatives. Mrs Gleaves of Barnesville visiting daughter Marie Wesley and old friends there. Granddaughter indisposed with ear disease. Miss Clara Gilbreath Uhrichsville convalescing after severe pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson Sr will move to their farm soon. We lament losing these genial folks. Mr and Mrs George Kirk attended a funeral in Middletown Friday. Ed Shipley in Morristown Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Kodecker
A. C. Saktegarer
Cambridge
Abram Morton
Charles Patten
Sandy Ridge
Gleaves
Barnesville
Marie Wesley
Clara Gilbreath
Uhrichsville
Fred Johnson
George’Kirk
Middletown
Shipley
Morristown
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Richter
Jobs T. Kennedy
N.Y
F. A. Richter & CO
Pearl Street
Cambridge, Ohio
Board of Public Service
Ohio
Mht
Hoge
P. Woodworth
Lore City
George King
Della Chester
Tra Ferguson
Rera
David A. Potts
Henry Davis
3. B
Secrest
Trangit
Axsyone
Sugar Tree
Charte Gunn
Mr. English
Near
Antrim
Perry Adaing
Mark Snyder
Miss Hess Gunn
Kimbolton
Route 2
Hiram Gunn
Inclu
O.B. Lanning General Merchandise
Odell, OH &S
T. R. Cosgrove
Winterset
George Burnworth
Garfield Avenue
Bayas
France Medical Institute
Eversiay
O Tong
Renatkabie
Wan Et
Columbus
Sachay Parnes
Dewar Yuster
Hore
Titek
Fey
Agth SR
Tay
Institute CO
Gure
Cuticura
Gertrude Mills
Gnadenhutten
J. H. Tuttle’s
M. E. Church
Shatta St. Clair
Salesville
A. C. St. Clair
Seneca Ville
Scott & Buwhe
Mother Gray
Children's
Mother Gay
Mia. E. Maronn
Main St
Menden
Conn
Daniel Zimmerman
Sturgis
Mich
Corttenthorpes
Port Huron
David Griffin
Hornellaville
N. Y
Lem A. M. Bradstreet
South Byfield
Mase
Ata
Leroy
Tomfort
Draggista
Samyle
ALLEN
Olmsted
LE Roy
J. W. Daniel
Cumberland
Stella Waddell
Eva Bay
R.P. Hale
Emanuel Peach
Hocking Valley
Tom Aplin
Belle Valley
Tina Aplin
Emma Winner
C. S. Shear
Mary Thompson
Martha Brown
Bertha Miley
Mabel Bruner
Otiia
Neil
Helen Morrison
Ley & Co
Robert Glass
Robert
Elwood Laughlin and
Maggie Hahn
Mineral City
Charley Wolfe
Relatvves
Arthur Wilson
Newark
Dallas Harris
Cumberlana
N. D. Harris
Kirkbride
Pittsburg
Wade Denlop
Woodgrove
O. U. A. M. Lodge
Hartford
John Barthalow
Neaomerstons
G. W. Barthalow
T. A. Ronnell
Susy Gibson
Misa Mary Bell
G.W. Wright
Robert Warden
Robert Johnson
Bert Dawson
Otsego
Anat
Misa Myrtle Rhodes
F. Rhodes
Olive Rhodes
Saray
Mien Latara
Caval Dover
Rieaas
Funday. le
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Fairview
B. F. Sheppard
Son Giffee
Eliza Giffee
Joe. Johnson
Thomas Bratton
Oden Little
Wm. Lowry
William Rose
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