Boys free trips to worlds series
The Gazette Times plans a free trip in October for a party of amateur baseball players to the World Championship games. Four teams, each 12 members, will be chosen by ballot from Allegheny county and outside, with two age groups for small and older players, allowing wide regional participation and equal chances for all.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Maryland
Memorial Services Planned in Senecaville May 29
Visiting notes from Senecaville show Mrs. Charley Wolfe and Clif ford in Somerdale relatives, Otto and Byron Moorhead at Pleasant City commencement, and H O Harris family from Lore City visiting. Senecaville Lodge No 603 J O G O F adopts resolutions on the death of J C Shroyer on May 5 1909, praising his service and offering condolences to his family.
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Charley Wolfe
Clifford
Somerdale
Vestal
A. W. Hutchison
Cambridge
Otto
Byron Moorhead
Pleasant City
Oddfellows
I. O. O. RF. Lodge
Love City
H .O. Harris
Lore City
Richard Lowry
Senecaville Lodge
J. C. Shroyer
Senecaville
Ohio
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Local Social Notes From Quaker City Area
John Francey adds a house extension by BE W Baker and Mr Truxell. Jennie Madden visits friends in Antrim. Martin Lake family attend fifth wedding anniversary of Hawkins near Londonderry. Charlie and Mae Baker join Nellie Johnston’s party. Mrs Dave McPeek remains poorly. Elva Hayhurst visits brother Enog Hayhurst Winterset. Harvey Gray and family with Love City residents visit Henry Gray. J W Long Middletown and R V Lake visit Wheeling West Virginia.
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John Francey
BE. W. Baker
Truxell
Jennie Madden
Antrim
Martin Lake
Fay
Hawkins
Londonderry
Charlie
Mae Baker
Nellie Johnston
Dave McPeek
Elva Hayhurst
Commencement of Grammar Schools in Byesville
The Byesville Grammar Schools hold their commencement at the M E church this evening with a program of music, invocations, solos, duets, dramatic pieces, recitations, a valedictory and eulogy. Students include Alma Mae Neighbor, Reed Hultz Duncan, Bessie Mae Sarchet, Raymond Giffin Ballantine, and Martha Madella Edwards among others. Rev. W. O. Hawkins presents diplomas followed by a benediction.
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Byesville
M. E
Alma Mae
Roderick Lee
Mary Mina McGarry Iy
Paul Hadden Smith
Elsie Lieutta Garey
Lelia Mae Sayre
Ernest Craig Philpott
Cora Millicent McCreary
Reed Hultz Duncan
Bessie Mae Sarchet
Moore Arrests Spark Dispute Over Marietta Ties
The Marietta Register Leader questions a police claim that J. W. Moore arrested at Quaker City was formerly a Marietta dealer. Acting Chief Stephan says the Quaker City Moore lived there, never in Marietta, and that the local man never resided here despite past suspicions.
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J. W. Moore
Quaker City
Marietta
Register-Leader
Thos. Moore Returns From Winterest Visit With Wife
Thos. Moore has returned from Winterest after a visit with his wife.
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Thos. Moore
Winterest
Pittsburg Markets Poultry and Livestock Prices Listed
Market report shows live poultry prices for hens cocks and turkeys, creamery butter, eggs, and apples. Herr's Island livestock receipts include cattle, sheep and lambs, veal calves, and hogs with price ranges and adjusted totals.
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Elgin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Herr’s Island
Wheat Prices Jump as Market Closes Strong in Chicago
Chicago May 17 Wheat prices rose unexpectedly despite statistics closing with net gains of 1 4 to 1 4 percent. Corn and oats ended lower while provisions held steady. May options closed wheat 1 2 8 percent corn 7 2 percent oats 5 8 percent.
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Chicago
Londonderry Local Markets and Town Happenings
Local markets list butter at 16 cents eggs 17 cents and chickens price unclear. Corn planting progresses with most fields to be completed this week. Notes mention Mrs Rev John Longsworth visiting her mother Mrs Savers and Miss Daisy Morton taking a clerk job at Piedmont post office.
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Marion Barret
John Longsworth
Savers
Barge Bendure
Cromlet
Tipp
James Hunt
H. H
C. O. Masters
Cambridge
A. J. Hunt
Lewersville
Cregg Canough
Blas Hyde
Mary Tribby
Robt. Madden
Benny Fair
West Virginia
W. A. Carpenter
Byesville
M. I. Church
William Morgan
Freeport
Daisy Morton
Piedmont Post Office
Weekend Visits and Local Church Services Reported Across Communities
Grand Ridge resident Margaret Hunt returns from Cambridge after a week with daughter Nora Decker. Martha Bonnel comes home from an extended visit with son Ode in Craig. Several families from Man nington and Love City visit relatives in this area. Mrs. Sadie Tedrick from Antrim visits Wm Montgomery. Clyde Decker's family from Cambridge calls on S H Decker. O L Dugan and wife of Winterset visit 8 A Decker. Obe Bonnet visits his mother. Reverend Bennet from Jerusalem Ohio preaches three services at Brushy Fork to large audiences. Stoneburner of Calais visits daughter Mrs Joe Lashley.
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Margaret Hunt
Cambridge
Nora Decker
Martha Bonnel
Ode
Craig
Chas, Pitzer
Bob” Jones
Love City
Perry Jones
Millard Jones
Bride
Mannington
W. Va
Sadie Tedrick
Antrim
Wm. Montgomery
Clyde Decker
S. H
Stoneburner
Calais
Joe Lashley
Birds Run Preaching and Local Social Notes
Birds Run preaching is set for next Sunday at 10 50 morning and 7 00 evening. Will Needs and family of Cambridge spent Sunday with Henry Duff. Rev Bevington and Jas Addy and family dined with George Stephen. Miss Zula Hammersley visited Molly Martha. Mrs Shaffer of Newcomerstown stayed with Sherd Williams. Maud Duff visits Mrs Leonard Jackson near Linton Mills. Mrs George Leeman and Alice of Akron visiting relatives. Mrs Harriet Gibson of Cambridge visiting her son Oscar. John and Charlotte Johnson guests of Marshall Addy and wife. Mrs Will Evans improving from neuralgia. Sam Fife and wife visited his mother in Otsego. Sadie Fife accompanied them home. Sadie visited Grandma Vensil recently.
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Will Needs
Cambridge
Henry Duff
Bevington
Jas. Addy
Martha
George Stephen
Zula Hammersley
Bacon Run
Coshocton
Shaffer
Newcomerstown
Sherd. Williams
Maud Duff
Leonard Jackson
Linton Mills
George Leeman
Alice
Akron
Ohio
Harriet Gibson
Oscar
John
Charlotte Johnson
Marshall Addy
Will Evans
Sam Fife
Otsego
Sadie
Pleasant City Notes of Local Visits and Travel
Pleasant City residents report visits and trips including Mrs. F. E. Floyd to Springfield for a sister visit, J. W. Dyson and family from Kimbolton visiting Cumberland and local friends, and Dr. O. C. Kackley of Marietta meeting friends here. Mrs. Eliza Lavely, over 90, walked to J. M. Kackley’s north of town and back.
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F. E. Floyd
Springfield
Anna Kelley
J. W. Dyson
Kimbolton
Cumberland
F. M. Secrest
W. Scott
Marion Hospital
O. C. Kackley
Marietta
Rollie McElwee
Elmo
H. T. Cowden
Brill
Cambridge
Aquilla Gregg
Jay Devore
Derwent
Sherd. Nicholson
David Seaton
Farmers harvest corn as community notes unfold
The column records local activity with residents like T. J. Warehime buying a fine cow at John Framer's sale and various visits among Gibson and Newark neighbors. It notes health improvements from country living, a train fall injuring Watt Dugan, and changes such as John Cross leaving railroading for farming along with others visiting Gibson’s and Cambridge events.
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T. J. Warehime
John Framer
Cale Cross
Oklahoma
Preston Weaver
Will Stewart
Newark
Miller's Crossing
Fred Weaver
Watt Dugan
John Cross
Will Shepherd
Will Ginton
Salesville
C. E. Monroe
Hiram Watson
Ross Warehime
John Larue
Paul
Cambridge
William Stewart
Gibson's
Roy Kays
Minta Juanita
Local Notices From North Salem and Nearby Areas
Local residents report medical consultations for Mrs. John A. Larrison who is afflicted with cancer. doctors conclude surgery unlikely to help. Jane Miller relocates to Grandfather Warnick’s old home to care for her brother Thomas Pollock. Ella Cosby visits Rev. J. A. Cosby in Tarentum Pa. Oliver King sells a young horse to James Hill near Craig. Perry Smith improves his dwelling with a new roof. John Brady and Charles Jones travel to Mansfield seeking work. George Colvin moves from Odell to the village. Jesse Moninger returns to Washington, Iowa, after staying with parents. R. C. Jones visits Byesville.
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Keenan
Cambridge
Cowden
Kimbolton
John A. Larrison
Jane Miller
Warnick
Thomas Pollock
Ella Cosby
J. A. Cosby
Tarentum
Oliver King
James Hill
Craig
Perry Smith
John Brady
Charles Jones
Mansfield
George Colvin
Odell
Jesse Moninger
Washinon
I.a
R. C. Jones
Byesville
Local News Brief From Canal Fulton and Nearby
Saturday on business notes visit to Canal Fulton last Friday and Saturday. Will Jones’s horse fell and could not rise, requiring euthanasia. John Milligan, afflicted with cancer, is very low with death expected soon. Mrs. Howard Milligan’s father from Zanesville, a Peach of Zanesville, is visiting the Milligan household.
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Canal Fulton
Will Jones
John Milligan
Howard Milligan
Zanesville
Visiting Cards Offerings at Jeffersonian Office
Engraved and printed visiting cards in all sizes and styles marketed for best quality. A cat is noted in the Jeffersonian office context.
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Jeffersonian
Mrs Alva Thompson Visits on Saturday Business
Mrs Alva Thompson, noted for her business engagements, was observed in town during Saturday activities, making calls and meeting local officials. The sighting highlights her ongoing professional presence in the community.
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Alva Thompson
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