Sealed bond sale offered by Guernsey County officials
Guernsey County Ohio invites sealed proposals for 95 6 08 worth bonds of 500 each issued under General Code. Bonds dated June 4 1918 mature 4 4 4 5 6 7 7 through 1921 3 year terms, five percent interest semiannually. Highest bid taken. bonds delivered after payment. bid deposits required. bids opened June 4 1918 at 11 a.m. Local officials reserve right to reject bids.
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Guerney County
Cambridge
Ohio
Eid
Uowelock A. Om
Leeds
Ghernsey County
Oho
Cheek
Treasurer's Ofice
Guernsey County
Cobia Ride
Onle
E&elowk
Beard
Thernee
Hie
Hole in the Shoe and Decayed Teeth Warn Style and Health
An editorial voice warns that shabby shoes and decayed teeth ruin appearance and health. It extols Semreco Tooth Paste as a preventive against pyorrhea and related bodily ailments, urging dental care with a dentist’s guidance.
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Beniece
Local Churches Adjust Pastor Duties In Antrim
Antrim residents learn Rev. J M Giffin will miss next Sabbath services at the U P church to attend the general assembly in Pittsburgh. Rev J C Stamm resigns as pastor of the local and Worthingham churches and accepts a call from Center churches.
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U. P
J. M. Giffin
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
J. C. Stamm
Presbyterian Church
Worthingham
Center
Local News Briefs Mileage and Memorials
Ville and Warnock plan to start work on June first as Rev Stamm completes over three years of service. Misses Carrie and Helen Stockdale and Glen Downerd, students from New Concord, visited home over Sabbath. Alvin Lyons of Columbus died at his parents’ home after a tuberculosis illness. Funeral held at home with Rev Woods and interment at Old Washington Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Ed Parr of New Philadelphia visited Fr B Downerd over Sabbath. Mrs Hettie Cunningham remained with relatives until Decoration day. Mrs Warl Downerd and Miss Marieolia Harding spent time at Camp Sherman with a husband hospitalized for a dislocated knee. About 150 people recovering from measles, with new cases rising and a few remaining cases. no more expected after the new generation. Rev A B Denison, wife and daughter...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Lyons
Woods
Old Washington
Ed Parr
New Philadelphia
B. Downerd
Parr
Hettie Cunningam
A. B. Denison
Freezone Removes Corns Quickly for Workers and Shoppers
A vintage advertisement claims Freezone can relieve painful corns by drops applied to the corn, lifting the entire corn from the skin with little cost. The gummy solution supposedly dries fast, shrivels the corn, and avoids irritation, appealing to both men and women in retail settings.
Cambridge Man Postpones His Funeral
A Cambridge man explains he is 66 years old and long plagued by stomach and liver trouble. After two years of suffering he says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him with three doses, claiming it removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation. One dose will convince or money refunded. J I Wilson drug store.
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Mayr
J. 1 Wilson Drug Store
Family and friends attend regional funeral notices
Margaret ter and Mrs. C. W. Brown of New Concord called on friends here Friday while returning from Londonderry where Mr. Denison conducted the funeral for Mrs. Mary Lake. Mrs. George Anderson of Cambridge visits with her mother Mrs. Thomas Boyd in ill health. W. Stockdale and family attend funeral of their uncle Hipe Hunt near Cambridge on Monday.
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Ter
Margaret
C. W. Brown
New Concord
Londonderry
Denison
Mary Lake
George Anderson
Cambridge
Thomas Boyd
W. Stockdale
Hipe Hunt
Local Social Notes from Winterset Area
Winterset events include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Beal and Miss Myrtle Neal. Canton residents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cunningham and Mrs. Charley Swanson visited. Decoration day service and flag dedication planned at M. E. church with a good program. Eighth grade commencement set for M. K. E. church. Postmaster Walter Smith reported ill. birth announced for Frank and wife Speer a son born May 15. Mrs. F. M. Nichols returns from Chicago visit with Dr. Roscoe Nichols.
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Wilber Beal
Clear Fork
Myrtle Neal
Pittsburgh
J. A. Oxley
Ralph Guyton
Canton
Thomas Guyton
W. 8. Cunningham
Charley Swanson
Baby
Mary Rubican
Cambridge
Lake
Londonderry
M. KE
F. M. Nichols
Roscoe Nichols
Chicago
Birds Run Everett Duhammell Buried in Boden Cemetery
Everett Duhammell sixteen year old son of John Duhammell was buried in Boden cemetery after a short home service led by Rev. Sanders following his death at the Indian Camp Coal mine last Thursday. The column also lists visitors and social calls from Canton Coshocton Guernsey Cambr idge Linton Mills and nearby areas.
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Everett Duhammell
John Duhammell
Indian Camp
Boden
Rev. Sanders
John Williams
Canton
David Williams
Wm. Marlatt
Josephus Marlatt
Flat Ridge
Blaine Nelson
Arthur Caton
Coshocton
Lloyd Adams
J. J. Lawrence
Henry Miller
Walter Johnson
Harold
Linton Mills
David Dugan
Cambridge
Social News From Spencers Station
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Betts and Blanche, and Mrs. J W Deal spent Saturday in Barnesville. Join Lay and daughter Geraldine visit Mrs Hill Mahoney in Buffalo. Russel Geer and daughter Pauline of Holloway stayed with relatives here. George Forbes of Akron returns before camp. Mrs. Ross Clegg of Barnesville visits her mother Mrs Paith. Mrs. R C Cowgill and Ruth spend Saturday in Barnesville. C Gallagher and Charles and family spent a day in Barnesville.
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Edward Betts
Blanche
J. W. Deal
Barnesville
Join Lay
Geraldine
Hill Mahoney
Buffalo
Russel Geer
Pauline
Holloway
George Forbes
Akron
Camp
Ross Clegg
Paith
R. C. Cowgill
Ruth
C. Gallagher
Charles
East Cambridge Social News Notes and Illness Updates
East Cambridge residents share visits with neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Hummel and daughter with the Nettings. Clara Durben, infant, ill with measles. Landman children ill with whooping cough. Several East Cambridge residents listed for upcoming travel and visits.
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George Hummel
Roy Nettings
Clara
William Durben
Charles Landman
Rebecca Thatcher
Delbert
Thomas
Minnie Lisle
Tyner
Albert Stock
Walter Nethers
Lester Law
Cecil Wylie
William Lewis
Joseph Latchet
Harold Larelet
East Cambridge
Rodger Early
Ruby Stone
Glen Wilson
A. K. Turnbaugh
Jack
H. BE. Turnbaugh
A. N. Turnbaugh
Fannie Turnbaugh Moore
Anderson
Ind
Family visits span Uhrichsville and Barbertown
Days with his parents at Uhrichsville followed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slay of Barbertown visiting relatives. Mrs. Watson and Mr. Kistler from Florida spend time with daughter Mrs. George Heckard and her family.
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Uhrichsville
Charles Slay
Barberton
John Watson
A. J. Kistler
Florida
George Heckard
An American Hustler to Be Staged in Buffalo on Decoration Day
Buffalo residents will view a popular play titled An American Hustler on May 30. The cast includes Major Melter editor L. Watkins, Francis Rawdon, Stephen Dallas, Old Joe, DeWitt Duxum, Bart Bink, Amelia Harper, Priscilla Fagg, Annie Lovell, Ida Mae Conrad and Naomi Cook. Curtain 8:15. several local notes follow, including enlistments in the coast artillery and community updates from Cambridge and New Concord.
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Buffalo
Major Melter
Duces
M. Mosko DeWitt Duxum
Chicago
J. L. Gibbs Ee
L. R. Nicholson
Amelia (Meliar) Harper
Joe
Lucille Frye
Priscilla Fagg
Ladies Seminary
William Patterson
Cambridge
Grandmother Jones
William Ramsey
Frank Moss
Noah Secrest
Pleasant City
Orphin Matthews
New Concord
Hope Riggle
Harry and
Roy Wilson
Wave Riggle
R. T. Riggle
Annie Allen
Harvey Allen
Camp Sherman
H. Allen
Isel Clendenning
Oda Albin
Chas. Wentworth
James Elliott
Wes Anderson
Frank Knok
John Walker
Belle Valley
Effie Knox
O. C. Poelart
Floro C. Cooper
Fort Greble
R. 1
Fort Adams
R. I
Margaret
Martha Cooper
M. A. Hall
Thomas Siddle
Love City
Jack Siddle
James Siddle
Bernard McLaughlin
Chaseville
J. B. Neeland
H. EK
Henry Demster
B. G. Peters
Robins
Maria Campbell
M. E. Church
Lily Gibbs
Solo
Lilly Gibbs
Vesta Lafollette
Lillian Doty
Marie
Lela Siddle
Addie Davis
A. L. Baker
Stevens Declares Candidacy for Guernsey County Representative
A. L. Stevens announces Republican candidacy for Guernsey County Representative in the August 1918 primary. He states Ohio voters will decide the Prohibition amendment in the next General Assembly and pledges to vote to ratify it if elected.
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Guernsey County
Ohio
Derwent Notes on Obituaries and Local News
Derwent that Friday mourns a brother in law as Elmer Lewis Derwent and Mrs D K E Davis were summoned to Corning. Families from Robson Staton Kelley and others return from Nelsonville and Columbus funeral. A son arrives safely in France. local health and moves noted. Community updates include hospital, school, and births Irene June May 11th.
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Elmer Lewis
D. KE. Davis
Corning
George Robson
John
Willard
Arthur Staton
Lenora
Jacob Kelley
Nelsonville
Columbus
A. N. Secrest
France
J. A. Jewett
Cambridge Hospital
Edna Harding
Akron
Mathews
Byesville
R .E. Lindamood
Jacob Nicholson
Howard Kenny
Canton
Pocahontas Lodge
Derwent
Pleasant City
Margaret Cameron
Lawrence Davis
Clayton Morris
Elmer Thacker
Irene June
L. R. Cameron
Margaret
Cambridge
Arthur Phillips
Hard Work for Women and Kidney Health Note
A letter from Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina asks if women doing men's work deserve sympathy noting overwork harms kidneys. She praises Foley Kidney Pills for improvement after a short use, referencing J. J. Wilson drug store.
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A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N. C
Foley
J. J. Wilson Drug Store
Bisulated Magnesia for Acid Indigestion Relief
An ad explains stomach trouble in nine cases due to excess acid. It recommends taking a teaspoonful of Bisulated Magnesia in water after meals or when symptoms appear to neutralize acidity and ease heartburn. The product is marketed as a safe inexpensive antacid available from druggists.
Otsego Residents Make Weekend Trips and Health Updates
Otsego residents traveled to Columbus and Chillicothe Thursday to Friday. A. H. Lane is confined with a blood poisoning threat. Several visitors arrived for P. B. Lane’s illness. he is improving. Hazel Erman suffered a crushed thumb from a rock while playing. Mrs. W A Sprague and Miss Vera Abbott returned after a Columbus and Chillicothe weekend trip. Richard Boyce of Zanesville spent the weekend with relatives here.
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Weasel
Irene Waters
Lillian Castor
Wilmer Castor
Columbus
Chillicothe
A. H. Lane
Helen Klein
J. P. Cone
Coshocton
H. C. Bainter
West Lafayette
J. L. Roman
Emerson
Phyllis
Cambridge
Phyllis Campbell
C. C. Campbell
John Lane
Hazel
Eldorado
Kansas
Peter Lane, Jr
Petersburg
Ind
Bert Lane
Zearing
Iowa
George McLaughlin
Marietta
Charles Lane
Geneve
Akron
Family and social visits fill Salesville community
In Salesville a Sunday family reunion at the Householder home featured guests including Mrs. F Tudor of Cambridge visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Kelley. Various locals traveled to Cambridge Barnesville Yorkville and Cleveland for social visits and events. The Salesville band plans to perform at Barnesville Decoration Day.
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Wm. Householder
F. Tudor
Cambridge
Thelma Littl
Ernest Brill
Irene
Joe Mercer
Barnesville
John Stillions
Harry Thomas
Camp Sherman
Forest R. Thomas
Garnell Ankrum
B. Brill
Arthur Davis
Cleveland
Malissa Mendenhall
Greenburg
Ind
Weekend Visit Links Cambridge Families Across Town
Ava Mr and Mrs Otway Teel and son Clifford stayed with Mr and Mrs Lee Wescott in Cambridge over the weekend. Mrs Nora Burt made a Caldwell business call Wednesday. Mrs Tom Williams of Trail Run visits her sister Mrs William Vincent.
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Otway Teel
Clifford
Lee Wescott
Cambridge
Nora Burt
Caldwell
Tom Williams
Trail Run
William Vincent
J. M. Oldroyd
Willard
Patience
Carlyle Teel
Camp Sherman
Fred Dust
Goldie Kackley
Alice Blackburn
Clark Young
Little Daughter
Hartford
John Johnson
Lorene
Dorothy
Province
Aaron Shafer
Olive
Nerv Worth testimonial from Rockland principal
A school principal from Rockland Ohio testifies that Nerv Worth cured his nervousness and indigestion after taking two bottles. He recalls buying it at Boreman's in Parkersburg and notes private endorsements and local agents including Brenan's Cambridge store. The notice is dated May 17 1921.
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Mr. Shaw
Canaanville
Athens
IeKee
Rockland
Boreman’s
Parkersburg
Marvey Shaw
Route 4
Brenan’s
Networth
Cambridge
Sheldon Drug Store
Byesville
Tope’s
Quaker City
van Sickle’s
Kimbolton
George D Dugan Announces Candidacy for Guernsey Prosecuting Attorney
George D Dugan announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Guernsey County Prosecuting Attorney. The primary election is set for Tuesday August 13 1918. Canton Watson Gregg and Jan include his endorsers.
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Guernsey County
George D. Dugan
Watson Dh
Gregg
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