Local notices and society items from Greenville Journal
Louis Wagner from Dayton visited his mother in Greenville. Editor C. Rt. Musson of Ar tanum visited Saturday. Groceries extended to 8 pm from last Monday. Many locals visit relatives and travel to Blue Lake. Several obituaries and a petition for Castine incorporation are noted. Manor, a longtime inmate, died. anti-saloon meetings and Fair Board improvements loom. Grand jury returns seven true bills. missing person case of G. W. Ludy remains unexplained.
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Berney Philips
Percy Witters
John Drew
Robert Bickel
Charles Wilkins
Tim Sullivan
Tom Sweeney
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Grimesland Man
Gate Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe cough and consumption. He reports improvement after the first bottle and full recovery after a dozen bottles. The remedy is sold by Wm Kipp’s Sons druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle offered.
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Dr. King
Gate Moore
Grimesland
N. C
Wm. Kipp
Mrs Boyd of Grass Valley Dies at 64 in Oregon
Mrs T M Boyd formerly Miss Sarah A Shamo died at her Grass Valley home on March 30 aged 64. Born September 27 1848 in Anville Pa she married Thomas M Boyd in 1865 at Greenville Ohio. They lived in Madison Iowa Eugene Oregon LaCamas and Grass Valley. Survived by husband four sons Elmer E Brownsville Ore William H Beaverton Dan F Boise Marion T Grass Valley and daughter Mrs Skidmore near Vancouver plus fifteen grandchildren. Buried Vancouver city cemetery April 1.
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I. M. Boyd
Grass Valley
Sarah A. Shamo
Anville
Thomas M. Boyd
Greenville
Ohio
Madison
Iowa
Eugene
Oregon
LaCamas
Elmer E
Brownsville
Wm. H
Beaverton
Ore
Daniel F
Boise
Idaho
Marion T
Skidmore
Vancouver
LaCamas Post
Camas
Wash
Boyd
Otterbein Weather and Community Notes
A fine rain and hail touched Otterbein with Sunday evening weather. Rev. Bowers and family dined with Mrs. Aman da Horiie and son Enoch. Mrs. Litt le's church concert Wednesday evening drew favorable opinions given limited practice. Poor weather hindered the class in recent evenings.
Sunday Social Roundup and County News Notes
Lon Eley and family spent Sunday with William Eley and family. Dora Howell and wife, Charles McLear and family were guests for Fred Hawkey's Sunday. Frank Coblentz is not well. John Gilfillan and family spent Sunday afternoon with his mother at Castine. Albert Siler and family visited Mrs. Mattie Spitler and family, Clarence Minnich and family, and Albertus Geeting and family with Jacob Geeting's. Uncle Simeon Garrison is not improving. John Geeting and wife and James Gabberts visited him. Ben Marling spent Sunday in Richmond visiting his daughter. Miss Lottie Hawkey entertained Miss Nellie Victor. Afternoon callers included Ivy Hoff and daughter, Mrs. Eley, Lon Eley, Orla and Frank Hawkey, James Wilt. Glen and Difler Howell spent Sunday with Chester Fowble near West Manchester. Herbert Slifer and wife visited Ira Poppan and family. Elva Trump and Mr. Gh oenck and Walter Trump and Miss Leah Trump called on Dora Howell Sunday evening. E. J. Slifer's dined with John Slifer's Sunday. John Hemp spent Monday with Arthur Stutz's. Russell Collins and wife and Miss Lydia visited Sunday afternoon. John Shuman and family of West Manchester visited Curtis Geeting's and Mrs. Ben Marling Sunday afternoon. President A. D. Wilt of the Miami Commercial College in Dayton, Ohio proposes a teacher note. correspondence urged. The Ladies' World for May features Charles M. Alexander on The Power of the Gospel Hymn, with revival stories. The fiction is varied, fashions, dressmaking, household topics, Fancy Work, Music, Health, The Children, Good Looks, and more.
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Lon Eley
Wm. Eley
Dora Howell
Chas. McLear
Fred Hawkey
Frank Coblentz
John Gilfillan
Castine
Clarence Minnich
Albertus Geeting
Jacob Geeting
Simeon Garrison
John Geeting
James Gabberts
Ben Marling
Richmond
Lottie Hawkey
Nellie Victor
Ivy Hoff
Eley
Orla
Frank Hawkey
James Wilt
Glen and
Difler Howell
Charles M. Alexander
New York
Commencement Honors At Gettysburg Academy
Last week schools closed in country and village as children finished their term. Friday night commencement at the Presbyterian church drew a large audience. Three graduates delivered fine orations applauded by all. Miss Grace Penney spoke on Women and her Progress with notable thoughts. Walter Witmer assisted.
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Presbyterian Church
Grace Penney
Walter Witmer
Love of Country inspires graduates at local school
The commencement featured Charles E. Hartzell presenting Love of Country to inspire patriotism, praising constant effort for higher duties. Graduates, though few, were excellent, with praise for their teacher and for Dean H. C. Minnich of Oxford College. The event included Grove Orchestra music and diplomas awarded by Z. A. Clark. A later lecture by Rev. Sc. Fulkerson is announced. a ladder accident involving Russell Seman caused injuries but he is recovering. Street and sidewalk work began, promising better pedestrian paths. April 27.
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Charles E. Hartzell
Hartzell
Republic
H. C. Minnich
Oxford College
Grove Orchestra
Z. A. Clark
Board of Education
Sc. Fulkerson
M.E. Church
Russel
John Seman
Keeping Open House Digestive Health Ad
Everybody is welcome when we feel good and that comes from proper digestion. Dr King s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so you feel good when you use these pills. 25 cents at Wm Kipp s Sons drug store.
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Dr. King
Wm. Kipp’s Sons Drug Store
Greenville Journal Subscription Offer Explains County Coverage
A Greenville Journal promotion urges every Darke County family to subscribe for 1 year at $1.00 or six months for 50 cents, with out of county rates at $1.15. The ad highlights instructional reading value and prompts readers to consider the paper’s benefits.
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Rufus King
Model Cigar Store
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John S. Royer
Columbus
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Jacob Benjamin
H. E. Heller
Painter Creek
Newcomer Cemetery
Catharine Vance
U. B
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Peter Unger
Allen Fourman
G. F. Whitacre
J. T. Smith
N. C Brown
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W. M. Harper
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Jefferson Pike
G. W. Ludy
Banner Lumber Yard
Ben Nealeigh
Odd Fellow Lodge
Samuel Ludy
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