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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
3
Fragments mention fever germ concerns and a millionarie's visit dated Tuesday. Other items note a Columbus operation for goitre, a transfer of a patient, and a Canton decree on baby fingerprinting within 24 hours of birth.
Dresden Ohio on June 18 will hold Sunday evening Children’s Day exercises with the orchestra from the First Church of Wit be haste. After a week’s visit at her home, McClnteck shared plans with Lemert and Ina, while Dorothy Steverson returned from Athens to attend Columbus events. Ree Jamison stays home with mumps as Mrs. Bessie Cox and daughter Bildred visit relatives.
A muddled report from McConnelsville Ohio notes a woman suffering a broken wrist after a Tuesday morning fall from a chair during a local social at a family home near Majta. The scattered item mentions a picnic, Bible class, speeches by local figures, croquet, and a marriage on Monday.
A fragment describes concerns for children showing thinness and listlessness. It mentions treatment with McCoy's Tablets and notes a worn health condition over weeks, with pricing hints of 20 or 30 cents. The readable text hints at parental worry and a remedy claim.
Miss Goldie Messaline Teel of Zanesville and Lewellyn Teel arrange a wedding with a party and ushers listed among local attendees. The notice outlines the forthcoming wedding date and participants in a traditional ceremony.
An old newspaper ad touts a supposed remedy for rheumatism promising quick relief after twenty four hours. It extols a mystic formula and urges readers to seek the doctor James H. Aten for treatment claiming dramatic, painless improvements.
The article describes students and families supporting higher education through loans and aid, mentioning Muskingum and Springdale schools, and cites names like Miss Reng and Miss Tt among graduates and staff. It notes college plans, summer terms, and teaching duties at local high schools, with references to scholarships and family involvement in paying for college.
Announcement notes the marriage of Zelda Bow to Dr Wilbur Lee Ashton, both of Reynoldsburg. The groom’s sister is mentioned, and Dr Ashton’s education and fraternity ties are listed. After July 15 the couple will reside in Reynoldsburg where Dr Ashton will practice medicine.
Hopewell Grange plans its regular meeting for Thursday evening with a program including songs and a Pomona report. The organization meets on the first and third Thursday of each month, inviting all members to attend. Memorial services for Wakatomie Lodge No. 321 will be held Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
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