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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
5
An ad-like notice from The Peoples Savings Bank on Fourth Street promotes opening a checking account. It argues checks prevent losses from mischange, provide records and receipts, save time and expense, and enhance business standing.
A Christ Church observance titled Children’s Day features a program for all ages. The reading lists and speaker mentions indicate a focus on youth involvement and lessons of faith, hope, and service within the congregation.
Miss Donahey and Miss Margaret Denaher plan a Columbus ceremony at the executive mansion on East Broad Street. Governor Angers and James Hullman, governor’s secretary, host a small public reception with several notable guests and relatives in attendance.
Local residents hosted guests over the weekend including Miss Amber Williams in East Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Sturtevant and son, Miss Byrne Taylor visiting Cincinnati, and Joe Palmer’s Cleveland guests. Numerous couples returned from visits to Cambridge Marblehead Norwood and Columbus with mentions of local shops and flowers at Imlay’s.
The funeral for Josiah Scott Adams aged about near Rix Mills was held at his home on Monday at 1:30 PM with burial at Salt Creek Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs Fred Brewer and Mrs Fred Pa, and a son Harry Blackstone.
Daughters of American Revolution Muskingum chapter hosts a Flag Day luncheon on Monday June 15 at Headler Inn. Mrs C Greiner is new president and Col L L Durfee will give a brief address. Reservations requested by June 12. In charge: Dr Minnie D M and Miss Hlimaneth Oldham. Also notes a reported robbery at a theater with a rear window found open and officers on scene.
A class of candidates will graduate by Moxahala Lodge 1 O 0 Fellows temple. A progressive degree team will supervise the work.
The funeral for Walter Raymond was conducted on Price Street with local attendees and service details reflecting the community's mourning. The notice notes the event and its local significance amid surrounding obituaries and notices in the period.
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