Social notices from Senecaville and surrounding towns
A string of local visits and arrivals across Senecaville Cambridge Zanesville and Barnesville includes Lizzie Spaid and Bright Dempster from Buffalo visiting Monday, families at Moorhead and Secrest households, and multiple residents at W C T U Love City meeting. Birth announced for Lewis Rea o er on May 16 1906. Reverend Hogg preached again at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Spaid
Bright Dempster
Buffalo
L. K. Hill
Virgil Lowry
Cambridge
Ben Crogson
Stella Moorhead
Jessie and
Virgil
Miss Delia Shaw Brumley dies after long life of faith
Delia Ann Shaw Brumley of Senecaville born Nov 24 1840s and married to William Brumley in 1866 lived as devoted church member at McE church. She died May 16 1906 at 12:25 a.m. aged about 60s. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs Mary Male and Mrs Wilbert Stockwell, one son deceased, a brother Jobo Shaw and sisters Mrs N Laney and Miss Eliza Shaw. Funeral held Friday at 10 with Rev Ross Sullivan and assistants. floral tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Ann Shaw
Senecaville
Wm. Brumtey
Mary Male
Wilbert Stockwell
Jobo Shaw
Cambridge
Ross Sullivan
Ev. A. T. Vestal
Evan Thompson
Kim Bolton R. D. 2 and local notices
Kim Bolton R D 2 Isaac Kimble leaves a long illness and is able to be out again. George Shaw reports a valuable mare that fell ill last Friday and died Monday morning. The Seminary school taught by Miss Anne Worden will close Friday with an entertainment and festival. Local farmers decide to stop washing sheep and will shear this year without washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Kimble
George Shaw
Anne Worden
When nerves fail a warning call for Chase Nerve Pills
Worn-out nerves bring insomnia headaches and indigestion. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills are advertised as a nerve vitalizer and blood builder to restore sleep reduce pain and renew strength. Sold by Neilsey & Co Cambridge Ohio and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Cambridge
Ohio
Neilsey & Co
Appointment of Samuel W. Finley as Administrator
Notice states Samuel W. Finley has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Noah Finley, deceased, of Guernsey County Ohio, on May 11 1906. Creditors are urged to immediate payment and all claims should be presented for allowance to the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oah Finley
Guernsey County
Ohio
Samuel W. Finley
Middletown notices and local doings show resignations and events
Ralph Feott resigns his position to Quaker City depot and will spend a few days at home. J F Cunningham returned from Pittsburg after an extended absence. Chas Huntsman runs a thriving optician business. Cirrus attendees from the vicinity. C E Moore and A N Carter at Quaker City Saturday night. A moving picture show arrives in town and exceeds all precedents. Mrs E P Moore and Miss Dora Ables are indisposed with slim recovery hopes. A singing class plans a concert soon. Mrs Daniel McLain of Zanesville visits M W McLain. Ladies of the Foreign Missionary Society hold bank offering at M E church Sabbath night. Dr G A Stout busy tending the sick. Cool weather lowers attendance at Bridgewater fetes by Graves and Chapman. Vance receives a valuable harp, a few hundred dollars, with promise of mastery after instruction. Prospective buyers urged to see E T Lake for McCormick machine, binder, or Osgood scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Feott
Quaker City Depot
J. F. Cunningham
Pittsburg
C. E. Moore
A. N. Carter
Quaker City
E. P. Moore
Dora Ables
Daniel McLain
Zanesville
M. W. McLain
Ladies of the Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Nervous Worn Out and the Nerve Energy Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic to restore weakened nerve energy and relieve system-wide distress. It claims nerves failing heart digestion and kidney function cause disease, cites a testimonial from H C Cunningham of Allegheny, Pa, and offers a money-back guarantee via local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
Miles’ Wervine
H.C. Cunningham
Ellsworth Ave
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Cuticura Proves Effective For Limb Humor Cure
A reader from Newark New York writes of three years of recurring humor on the limb from knee to ankle. After ineffective remedies a doctor offered, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured within three weeks. Daily bathing with Soap and six to seven boxes of Ointment finished the cure. The writer, H J Myers, U S N, praises Cuticura and requests publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Myers
Newark
New York
Cuticura Hair growth claim in old advertisement
An advertisement touts Cuticura as a total skin and scalp cure. It asserts the soap, ointment, and pills stop hair loss, cleanse crusts and dandruff, kill hair parasites, soothe itching, stimulate follicles, and support healthy growth on a cleansed scalp. It promotes a complete external and internal regimen sold worldwide for one dollar.
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Backache Says Cambridge Woman
Cambridge resident Mrs. C. Sherrard reports long lasting backache and leg pain from kidney trouble improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says treatment corrected kidney action and eliminated lameness, endorsing the product for back ache and kidney issues. Sold by dealers. 40 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y. Agents for the U.S. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
C. Sherrard
Wheeling Avenue
Foster-Milburn,Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Washington news and social notes from Cambridge area
Community updates from Washington and Cambridge include church events, construction efforts by Street Commissioner Jeffrey, and visits by residents and relatives. Notable items cover a birth May 22 1906, a memorial sermon May 27, a township school board meeting, a marriage in Cambridge, and Decoration Day plans with flower tributes and speeches.
Mines in Coshocton set plan to resume work on 1904 scale
The Coshocton County mining community prepares to reopen mines using the 1904 pay scale, giving preference to United Mine Workers if possible. Operators say they will hire older workers first and may bring in non union labor if needed, aiming to start by June 1 at listed mines including Barnes, Davis, Cassingham, Johnston, Oden Valley and Best Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshoeton County
State Association of Operators
United Mine Workers
O. Orne
Coshocton
Coshoc_ton county
Dennis
Wade and
Morgan Run
Barnes, Davis
Cassingham, Johnston, Oden Valley
Best Coal Co
A Good Selection for Cambridge Public Service Board
Mayor Bradford appointed Alfred M. Baxter to the board of public service to fill the unexpired term of John 5. Black, who resigned. Baxter, a former mayor, is described as courteous and honorable with wide municipal experience, and his appointment received council confirmation Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Alfred M. Baxter
Board of Public Service
Baxter
John 5. Black
Cambridge
Mrs Mary Masters Visits Daughter After Death of 106-Year-Old Relative
Mrs Mary Masters, now 104, arrived unaccompanied in the city from Zanesville to visit her daughter Mrs C B Jackson on South 12th street. The recent death of Mrs Susan Masters at 106 years makes Mrs Masters likely the oldest resident in this state portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Masters
Susan Masters
Zanesville
C. B. Jackson
South 12Th Street
Local Notes From Northie Salem Area
Will Smith and wife visited Cambridge last Saturday and Mrs Stith had teeth extracted under chloroform and could not catch the evening train. Mr and Mrs Price Little of New Philadelphia visited at M T Mathews weekend. Carl McKahan, away west last year, back home Saturday. Miss Mary Meartney in poor health with cancerous growth, worse now. Several neighbors visited kin in Kimbolton and East Liverpool. Rev Stewart of Kimbolton aided by Rev Dickey and preached two sermons before communion. Road boss reports poor road work turnout. calls to censure those who refuse to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smith
Cambridge
Mary Meartney
Stewart
M. FE
Kimbolton
Dickey
Winterset Rdll social notes and obituaries
William Parker of Cleveland visits Winterset. Sugartree folks attend Henderson Bros. show and report fine time. Mrs J B Grimsley and Flo make a business trip to Winterset. Olive Wilson returns home to Cambridge R D 10 after working for her aunt Elia Baird. The Stiles family from Cambridge spend a week with Odessa Stiles. Emerson Wright and wife visit in Winterset with Padgett family. Cambridge callers include Elmer Baird and others. Cass Parker visits Ozora Guyton nearby. Rene Parker, Delia Ford and daughter Golda visit Rubican family. Miss Sarah Lib Taylor dies at home. funeral by Rev Cunningham. interment at Winterset cemetery. Wesley Barr visits Pleasant Valley friends. Frank Swaim leaves Wednesday for Summit County to work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parker
Cleveland
Sugartree
Henderson Bros
J. B. Grimsley
Flo. Mace
Winterset
Olive Wilson
Elia Baird
Cambridge R. D
Milton Stiles
John and
Otho Stiles
Cambridge
Odessa Stiles
Sarah Lib Taylor
Mr. Cunningham
Wesley Barr
Pleasant Valley
Frank Swaim
Summité County
Mrs Braninger Rites Mark Quiet Birmingham Death
Mrs Mary Braninger aged lady died Sunday morning from heart trouble in Birmingham. She was buried Monday at Irish Ridge cemetery. Attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs James Milner and Mrs Mablon Combs. Others noted include Rev J W Neale who finished his theology course and remains undecided on next location. Additional items mention local people visiting Freeport Barnum and Bailey attendance, Miss Rona Oxley of Caldwell visiting, and Alvin Myers being quite poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
James M. Stewart
Washington
Bradford
Neal Earley
Eoaovery
Mary Braninger
Irish Ridge
James Milner
Mablon Combs
William Morgan
Freeport
Rona Oxley
Caldwell
Heath
J. ©. Neale
Marietta
Mr and Mrs John F Stewart Guests of Clarence Murphy Family
Mr and Mrs John F Stewart of Pleasant City are the guests of Clarence Murphy and family on East Wheeling Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stewart
Pleasant City
Clarence Murphy
East Wheeling Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Secrest
Mary Williams
Martha Lennox
Caleb Davis
Alex
Jas. Strepg
J. ‘I. Day
Maude
Hertha Wiley
Sam Marding
Manuel Everson
California
Lum Baird
Lowry
Grace Rose
Cuma Rich
Martha Brown
Mansel Murphy
Richard Lowry
J. W. Campbell
Love City
Clarence Farrow
Allie Riggs
Nelsonville
Mrs. Lafollette
Mr. Lafollette and
C. J. Spaid
Rathbone Lodge
den Shear
C. R. Rucker
Derwent
Hogg
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Reaoer
Stella Seward
Ralph
Loré Ciy
Jake Moorhead
Mattie
Li Granites
Sick St
Blue Valley Creamery NO
Clinton ST. Chica
P. O
Middletown
Chas. Huntsman
G. A. Stout
Bridgewater
Graves
Chapman
Vance
McCormick
E. T. Lake
Ambridge National Hotel
Scienc Oe
Weist
Fa France
France Medical Institute
Uaiesa Sen
Anmnen
Debhi
Betekes
Big
Frenery
Wesblts
The
France Medical Institute CO
Columbus
U.S
Cuticura
A. W. Ghase
Ea Acien
Anc
Aunse
Sear Deterre Pr
AL We
Sunday School Institute
Marietta College
Jeffrey
C. A. Frame
Cambrddge
R. S. Frame
BH. H. Heiner and Son
T. J. Heiner
Circleville
J. W. Moore
A. J. Luzadder
F. I. Woollett
W. N. Patterson
Miss McCague
Nellie Barton
Harry Betscher
Canal Dover
F. E. Barton
Ellen Jeffrey
H. D. McCulloch
John
Robert Montgomery
Washington City
George W. Montgomery
Herbert
George Washington Medical College
South Side
Eliza Dewees
Athens College
R. B. Moore
Dollie Bushfield
Miller, North Dako
Brooks Lawrence
Toledo
Anti-saloon League of
Tie
Wm. A. Lawrence
S. B. Lawrence
Anti-saloon League
Alaabma
Marsh
Canton, & Co-Laborer
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Kemp
Balsam
All Dulers al Gn
Soc
Nortie Salem
Carl McKahan
Mary and
Doris Gibson
Isaac Atkinson
George Ingram
T. A. McKim
Maggie Maninger
Will Travis
East Liverpool
O. J. Berry
Paul
J. P. McKee
Mrs
May ‘Tough, Nee Mathews
Chicago
G. A. Mathews
Emerson Wright
Sam Padgett
Elmer Baird
Joseph Hope
Jim Vance
Ross
Leota Jenkins
Cass Parker
Ozora Guyton
Rene Parker
Delia Ford
Golda
Mary
Hattie Rubican
Birmingham
Geo. Neale
Ruckhannon
W. Va
Alvin Myers
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