County Christian Endeavor Union to Convene at Senecaville
The County Christian Endeavor Union will meet June 8 and 9 at the Presbyterian church in Senecaville. A fine program is planned with Rev. Polivy of Columbus as state secretary and field worker among speakers. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are advertised, with claims of relief for kidney and bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Mandeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Senecaville
Rev. Polivy
Columbus
DeWitt
BK. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Local baseball and town notes reflect spring activity
Weather delays keep Love City baseball idle as KK Bates secures a season diamond from G. W. Winniker. Samuel McNutt improves after illness while William Shepherd rests from sawmill work. Estate of J. W. Frame appraised at 26000 with sale of personal property May 15. New U F church graveyard lots open for cash buyers. Various residents return home, relocate jobs, or pursue theater and barber business ventures. Grand View school closes with a daytime dinner and evening literary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love City
KK. A. Bates
Gibson
G. W. Winniker
Samuel McNutt
William Shepherd
Bethesda
J. W. Frame
J. W. Tipton
H. W. Arndt
J. H. Hayman
U. Ff
McGee
J. R. Weaver
Newark
Fred Weaver
Zanesville
Press Weaver
Wm. Hannahs
Wm. Carter
John Cross
Opera House
Cale Cross
Ed. McGee
Hans Weaver
W. E. Weaver
Grand View
Co. E. Monroe
Wight
Local visits and school closings noted around Cambridge area
Senecaville Halley Burns and family from Pittsburg visit relatives here. George KE Anderson of Cumberland visited, J S Moorhead closed his Liberty school and Arthur Rich closed Beech Point with exercises. W W Oliver closed North Star school and returned home. Geo L Daniel visited Buffalo. Elsworth Secrest returned home after closing a school north of Cambridge Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley Burns
Pittsburg
George KE. Anderson
Cumberland
J. S. Moorhead
Liberty
Arthur Rich
Beech Point
W. W. Oliver
North Star
Elsworth Secrest
Cambridge
Local Social News Highlights From Zanesville Area
Cumberland Dr and Mrs A F Moorehead visited relatives in Rix Mills earlier this week. Many residents paid visits to Zanesville for Sabbath, shopping, or events including Mrs J M Howell of Cambridge and Mrs Bold leading an Eastern Star inspection. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Malvin on May 2 1909 in New Orleans guest of Charles Stevens and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Moorehead
Rix Mills
A. G. McClelland
Zanesville
H. F. Trott
Columbus
Co. E. Clapper
Sun
West Va
Will Covert
Soa Hathaway
J. M. Howell
Cambridge
J. A. Conner
Frank Walker
Cora Walker
R. L. Ryall
Anna Ryall
Magnetic Springs
E. H. Buckingham
Robert
Homer Trace
O. Helen Bay
Hazel Scott
Bold
Eastern Star
Megrees
Robert Stevens
New Orleans
Charles Stevens
Charles Malvin
Cure for eczema using oil of wintergreen wash
A simple wash of oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine is advertised to cure eczema. The D D D Prescription from the Chicago firm is claimed to instantly soothe itching and provide a calm cool sensation. Brenan and Wilson sell it at Central Nate and Postoffice buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brenan & Wilson
Central Nate
Postoffice
Nail in Foot Injures Eight Year Old Boy
Ray Taylor, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Taylor, was hurt yesterday by a nail in his foot while rushing to fetch rub-a-lac. He should not have hurried and there is time for delivery by grocer.
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Ray
Rev Otis Harter to Occupy Cambridge Pulpit Next Sunday
Rev Otis Harter of Fredericktown Ohio will occupy the Cambridge Presbyterian church pulpit next Sunday morning and evening. A large attendance is desired as he is a candidate for the pastorate of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Harter
Fredericktown
Ohio
Cambridge Presbyterian Church
Harter
Evangelist Rev G W Willis Opens East Cambridge Meetings
The Rev G W Willis an East Ohio Conference Evangelist from Cleveland starts a series of services at the new M E church in East Cambridge this evening. Services are at 7 pm and 2 pm daily. He is noted for wide evangelistic experience and soul winning. All interested in salvation are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Willis
East Ohio Conference
Cleveland
M. E
East Cambridge
Willis
Change of Principal Office and Route for Sharon Railroad
An 1853 notice records moving the Sharon Railroad Company principal office from Sharon Noble County to Cumberland Guernsey County. The line termini shift to Cincinnati as western end and Ohio River opposite northwestern Virginia near Columbiana County as eastern end. The company name becomes Pittsburg Maysville and Cincinnati Railroad Company with attorneys J J Grimes and J M Bushfield.
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Col. Satchet
Sharon Rail Road Company
Sharon
Noble County
Cumberland
Guernsey County
W. Maynard
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Columbiana County
Sharon Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Maysville
J. J. Grimes
J. M. Bushfield
Sharon Township
Isaac Parrish
Infant Derwent Roy Edward McCulley obituary and local news
Derwent Roy Edward infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter McCulley died of bronchial pneumonia and whooping cough last Thursday at Black Diamond. Funeral at M E church at 10 30 remains laid to Hartford cemetery. W M Ramsey moved to Salem for new work. Weather brought snow after storms. Roy Lewis of West Point visited uncle Elmer Hostedler. Several youths attended West Point school closing. Chester Kendrick of Cambridge served as agent in G W Haas depot during agents convention. Mr and Mrs Frank Bell of Zanesville hosted relatives. Wim Vandyke of Walhending No 2 made a town call. Mrs Harry Spaid of Pleasant City visited Mrs Samuel Bear. John Maxwell Win Russell Jacob Nicholson and Sherman Nicholson transacted business in Cambridge. Howard Steele of Hartford vicinity was in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Edward
Walter McCulley
Black Diamond
M. E
Hartford
W. M. Ramsey
Salem
Roy Lewis
West Point
Elmer Hostedler
Chester Kendrick
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
G. W. Haas
Frank Bell
Zanesville
Wim. Vandyke
Walhending No. 2
Harry Spaid
Pleasant City
Samuel Bear
John Maxwell
Win Russell
Jacob Nicholson
Sherman Nicholson
Howard Steele
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Valley residents Doris Gibson of Kimbolton visits Miss Minnie and Miss Mary Gibson over Sunday. Hester Black of Love City stays with aunt Mrs W D Mc Connell. Mary Nelson of Indian Camp visits sister Mrs Paul Oldham. T M Marsh of Cambridge spends Sunday with uncle D F Richard who remains at home.
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Doris Gibson
Kimbolton
Minnie
Mary Gibson
Hester Black
Near Love City
W. D. McConnell
Mary Nelson
Near Indian Camp
Paul Oldham
T. M. Marsh
Cambridge
D. F. Richard
Chicago guest J. P. Adair visits Judge Troette family
J P Adair of Chicago was hosted by Judge and Mrs J A Troette at their home over Sunday for a social call and conversation.
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J. P. Adair
Chicago
J. A. Troette
Pupils Honor Their Instructors at Cambridge High
The Cambridge High School football squad surprised Supt H Z Hobson and Prof H R Smith after school last Monday. They presented both with dark blue unfinished leather cushion covers bearing the season score “4 to 10” and a large football, with the inscription From Squad to Coach, a gift deeply appreciated by the surprised educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Hobson
H. R. Smith
Cambridge High School
Mr. Smith
Mr. Hobson
BrideWidow Becomes Grandmother Bridesmaid in Bologna
At a Bologna wedding the bride, a 50 year old widow, invited her little granddaughter to serve as bridesmaid.
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Bologna
Italy
Nervous exhaustion and relief offered by pink pills
An advertisement describes nervous exhaustion harming kidneys skin and bowels and promoting a blood based tonic treatment. It cites Miss Anna M. of Pomeroy Ohio who recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills and urges readers to request a free pamphlet Nervous Disorders. Pills priced 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M., Eichel
Pomeroy
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth
An advertisement offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with claimed vitality to grow new hair and cure baldness. Satisfied customers can get a refund. two sizes priced at $1.00. Sold by Brenan & Wilson at Central National Bank Building and Post Office Building locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall 93
Our
Brenan & Wilson
Central National Bank
Postoffice
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County Christian
Endeavor Union
CMR
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Geo. L. Daniel
Buffalo
Akers “F
Sheppard
Dewey Ave
Ford
Blaine Ave
12Th St
10Th St
Woodlawn Ave
R. Dougherty
Bell Phone
Central National Bank Bldg
Presbyterian
M.E
Pleasant Valley
America
Olive Tablet CO
Portsmouth
Chichester
Hischester
the Auto Exchange
East 8Th Street
Adam F. Ritter
Wheeling Ave
Union Shop
C. Ligns
Guernsey
Nat. Bank
Purina
Langsdale’s Bakery
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