Local Notes From Guernsey Valley Community
A series of short items from Guernsey Valley recount births visitors and local goings on. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. John Belcher on April 24. Mrs. J. W. Conley of Smithers, W Va visited relatives in town. The Moser farm shallow well proved a duster as crews plan a deep test on nearby farms. Several residents returned from Newark and Cambridge visits. The M E church choir hosts a chicken supper April 30 at Mrs Clyde Holmes home. Local farms receive attention from professionals including a veterinary call on a ill mare and road work planning with a traction engine. Shifts in attendance noted at Pleasant Valley school closing and a few townsfolk travel for business and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belcher
J. W. Conley
Smithers
W. Va
Rufus Totten
J. N. Adair
Byesville
Gus Taylor
Moser
Wolfe Bros
W. P. Lowry
Joshua Cunningham
Mary Smucker
Newark
John Treherne
Albert Kear
Pearl Moore
Cambridge
Ada Heidelbach
Pleasant Valley School
Aaron Jordan
Zanesville
W. E. Laughlin
State Agricultural College
Columbus
M. E. Church
Clyde Holmes
Isaac Defoe
Defiance
R. M. Dix
H. W. Arndt
Frank Galloway
Wills
Albert Mercer
Austin Bond
James Foster
Anna Parker
Community Notes Highlight Guests and Events in Pleasant City
Local society items list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cooper and others to Cambridge Byesville and New Philadelphia. Births trips sermons and church programs at Bethel M E Pleasant City Cambridge and Seneccaville noted with planned May 9 conference and May 11 baccalaureate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Shively
Edgar Archer
Cleo Hannah
Bethel Charge
J. F. Cash
Bethel Church
H. W. Dewey
Fowler
Senecaville
William
Noah Secrest
Herbert Thomas
Newark
George Howell
Harry Worthington
Jeffersonian
Pleasant City High School
M. E. Church
Seventh birthday party at Mrs Ralph Secrest home
A Saturday afternoon party celebrated Helen Irene Secrest's seventh birthday at Greenwood with gifts and games. Guests included Margaret Potts Eva Davis Beatrice Potts Rosella Booth Pearl Stranathan Carrie Sharrock Thelma Christian Helen Booth Millie Sharrock Ivan Secrest Hershel Christian Russell Shear Wilbur Massa Robert Secrest and Ruth Frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Secrest
Greenwood
Helen Irene
Margaret Potts
Eva Davis
Bessie Finley
Beatrice Potts
Rosella Booth
Pearl Stranathan
Carrie Sharrock
Thelma Christian
Helen Booth
Millie Sharrock
Ivan Secrest
Hershel Christian
Russell Shear
Wilbur Massa
Robert Secrest
Ruth Frame
Huston Chester
Love City
Walt Moorhead
Delmas
Barnesville
Joe Brown
Davie Wilson
Christopher Fife
Green Brier
John
Arthur Hinchcliff
Theodore Davis
G. W. Unklesbay
Orval
Pleasant City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Clubs
Pleasant City reports guests from Cambridge and MacLaney, awards for the Junior and Epworth Leagues, plans for summer travel to Colorado, and a successful school term led by Prof. 8 S. C. Shuman. Epworth officers elected include Cleo Hannah and Edgar Archer. M E church program featured cradle roll children. community praise for the youngsters’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Weisenstine
Cambridge
Mamie Cohagan
MacLaney
Frank Snyde
Junior League
Allen Deeren
Epworth League
KE. E. Walters
Eyesville
Mae Bower
Irma
Lara Dudley
Colorado
Epaworth League
Cleo Hannah
Edgar Archer
Inez Fluhart
Alice Taylor
Ruth Trott
Olive Dudley
Sadie Davis
Dewitt Bower
Golden Archer
Richard Buddle
Olive Adair
M. E
Local Notes Highlight Byesville Social Then and Now
Miss Hila Ruby hosted a Sunday noon three course dinner with guests Miss Omah Ables Miss Ethel Snowball Miss Ethel Hartley and Messrs George Craig George Haines and George Robinson. Various residents visited Cambridge London and Marietta for business calls and hospital care.
Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests End Evening
The Alpha Delta class of the Baptist Sabbath School entertained by Miss Aida Ringer on the macadam road hosted about 20 members. Miss Cleora Moffett won a blue and white morning cap in an observation contest. Guests included Misses Mary Reed Bertha Reed and Vera Dicken. John Hudson returned to Akron to resume duties at the rubber plant. Jay Neyman and family visited Mr and Mrs Walter Neyman on Third street. Frank Gregsby of Zanesville visited Grossman’s store yesterday. Mrs Leonard Davis is recovering from sciatic neuralgia. Robert English moved his family from Short Street to Derwent.
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Byesville
Hila Ruby
South Sixth Street
Omah Ables
Ethel Snowball
Ethel Hartley
George Craig
George Haines
George Robinson
Oscar Burson
Love City
S. W. Stage
Charles McCormick
Cambridge
E. L
A. Eb, Fletcher
Our City
Thomas Davis
Mike Soltis
Third Street
Marietta Hospital
M. E. Church
E. D. Trott
Fred Rosemond
Harry Hashman
Tenth Street
R. M. Marlow
Newcomerstown
Clarence Rummel
Emma Austin
William Straugh
William Conroy
Zanesville
Frank Gregsby
Grossman's
Leonard Davis
Robert English
Short Street
Derwent
Alpha Delta
The
Baptist Sabbath School
Aida Ringer
Cleora Moffett
Fredie True
Mary
Bertha Reed
Vera Dicken
John Hudson
Akron
Jay Neyman
Caldwell
Walter Neyman
Cambridge City News Briefs and Local Appointments
Local notices report residents visiting and traveling from Cambridge including J H Alexander Kimbolton and I Bradley Center. Edna Roberts joins Greenwald store. Grace Shaw Cassell Station visits Cambridge relatives. Multiple mentions of Hartley’s paints and Johnston’s products, plus a Love City f rural fiddlers contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Shaw
Cassell’s Station
Cambridge
Hamiltons of Quaker City Visit Cambridge on Way to Akron
A. H. Hamilton and daughter Miss Ethel of Quaker City were in Cambridge Monday en route to Akron to settle there. Richard Bunting Thurman and Arthur Morris of Calais Ohio were business visitors in Cambridge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
Barnesville
Akron
Cambridge
Helen Aduddie
Quaker City
Burkhart Station
Ethel
Richard Bunting
Thurman
Arthur Morris
Calais
May closing hours affect barber shops across seasons
Daily notices show shops ending Thursday afternoons in May June July and August. Other items include Mrs Walter Barnes visiting and Tungsten light price specials from Branthoover Johnston Co. Dentist Dr T C White lists a Central Bank Building home phone 7492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. White
Central Bank
Enoch the Man-Fish at Colonial Theatre Next Thursday
Enoch the Man-Fish appears at the Colonial Theatre next Thursday in a rare two continent sensation. He performs in a 1000 gallon glass tank with acts including floating sinking rising eating drinking smoking trombone singing writing diving and more. Other acts accompany the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch
Adv
Hockhocking Tribe Red Men Meet Weekly at Taylor Block
The Red Men order meets every Wednesday evening in the Taylor Block. Visitors welcome as the group advances degree work in a welcoming lodge setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockhocking Tribe
Taylor Block
Card of Thanks to Help and Sympathy Friends
The family extends thanks to relatives and friends for help and sympathy, and to those sending flowers during the illness and death of their loved wife and daughter. Mr. James B. Spaid, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Spaid
Lewis Kline
Fire Destroys Poultry House in Love City
Love City, April 29. Mrs Sproat suffered a serious loss when a poultry house burned, destroying her fine bred Plymouth Rock hens and stock. She had spent years building the flock and shipping samples nationwide. A lamp oil in a broader area sparked the blaze. building and contents loss about $500 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love City
Surgeon report on O. K. Shimansky recovery
O. K. Shimansky editor of the Daily Jeffersonian Ohio Almanac underwent appendicitis surgery at St. Alexis hospital Cleveland performed by Dr. Ward and his brother Dr. Shimansky. Surgeons report he is well on path to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Shimansky
Daily
Jeffersonian
Ohio Almanac
St. Alexis Hospital
Cleve
C. BE. Ward
Cleveland
C. A. Shimansky
Sandusky
Hangman Follies at Crimea Court Martial
A British army affair in which no hangman could be found for a Crimean court martial. A volunteer, a newcomer, attempted to perform the sentence but failed. The captain then urged a sergeant to volunteer, and the sergeant did so after pressure, sparing the original volunteer from punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimea
London Standard
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Keenan Hospital
John Tucker
Mt. Ephraim
Ed. Fell
Emerson Lefever
Hiram Davidson
Mary Basford
Mary Mosier
A. W. Watson
John Hague
Edith Wilson
Buffalo
Jess Cooper
Aston
Cal. Conrad
Coshoct
Tom Selby
New Philadelphia
R. T. Riggle
Miss Ware
Jessie Oliver
Dzuris
Ford
Otho Cooper
L. F. Dudley
Earl Chalfant
Joe Motte
Mondas
M. Gibson
Will Tims
New Cumberland
M. FE
Jane Secrest
Marie Secrest
Nelson
Mabel Conrad
Pleasant City
O. F. Young
H. H. Bown
O. F. Lowry
O. Ladies’ Quartet
Mesdames
Frank Jackson
Davie Watson
Clark
Arthur Long
Beachout
Gee
Moorhead
Sam McVicker
John Headley
Robert Watson
Bert
Hartley’s
J. H. Alexander
Kimbolton
I. Bradley
Center
Huntington County
Indiana
T. P. Riley
Mansfield
Edna Roberts
Greenwald
Alice Riggs
Gladys Riggs
Sixth Street
Lee Hall
Johnston
Kate
Dessa Chapman
Bruner
James Edwards
O— T. J. Stahler
Pittsburg
Andrew Lewis
Cambridge City
Atty Albert Lawrence
B. Lawrence
Old Washington
W. T. Ramsey
W. R. Dougherty
J. W. DeLong
West Gomber Avenue
C. M. Shiples
John Mitchell
Dr. Z. Mitchell
Oakland Place
Joseph Sarcher
Taylor Avenue
W. K. Broom
John McVicker
Charles Pollard
Ada Riggs
Lulu Davis
Griffith Phillips
Parkersburg
Lorin Siens
Austin
T. J. Wallace
West Steubenville Avenue
J. A. Dewees
Marietta
Edison Stewart
New Concord
City
Mrs
Scott Russel
Russel Mortenson
Chicago
Mrs. M. Stokely
North Fifth Street
L. E. Doyle
James Hardy
J. A. Fish of
Bellaire
Dr. T. H. Rowles
Wheeling Avenue
J. B. Morrow
Norwich
Mrs. W. B. Barr
Hartley
Dr. A. P. Bump
Mary Burrows
L. D. Heade
C. E. Tedrick
Bulah Brown
James Bradley
Clark Trimble
Cumberland
G. W. Moore
Emma Chambers
Jennie and
Edith Warden
Tabitha Baumgarner
Edward Hardesty and
Daugh
Love City Opera House
Ao. L. Dugan
C. R. Heidelbach
Lore City
Gee. Kirkman
Chester
Bert Williams
J. H. DeVries
Steubensville
Northwood Cemetery
Wagner
John Middleton
Charles Haffer
Guernsey
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Supt. Nicholson
E. F. Brush
North Sixth Street
C. L. Casey
John Stewart
J. W. Forney
A. L. Porter
Charles Young
Frank Henderson
Walter Barnes
Branthoover & Johnston Co
Eod
Enoch the Man Fish
Fairchild’s Flour
Thompson’s Flour & Feed Store
N. 7Th St
Sern -Inston Paint CO. Na
W. H. Hartley Sons CO
Bridge, OH
Original Juvenile Minstrels and
All-Star Vaudeville Company
Pfeil
Kenneth Hayes
Clarence Biglow
Edna May
Dorris Hayes
Drs
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