Cambridge Officials and Lodges Directory Listed
The Cambridge area community news supplies a roster of local officials including mayor, council, treasurer, clerk, and justice positions across Cambridge and surrounding townships. It also lists numerous fraternal and charitable lodge meetings with dates, officers, and venues, reflecting civic and social organization activity.
Multiple congregations share Sabbath services and midweek prayers
The notice lists several churches and pastors including United Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist Protestant, Baptist, and AME with preaching every Sabbath at various times and locations. It notes Wednesday evening prayer meetings and Sabbath School sessions, naming pastors Locke, Milhigan, Thompson, and Taymis Ruox among others.
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United Presbyterian March
Rey
Farland
Hamands P Dabbataa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herw
Locke
Ka Mandspi
Presbyterian Church—tey
Milhigan
Methodist Protestant Church
Thompson
Baptist
Thaigeevery Wedanes
Local markets and crops mix with store ads and notices
A long list of retail notices and community updates appears, with Kohn Bros and Thalheimer's advertising stock including silks, blankets, gowns, and cloaks. Farm news covers wheat prospects, cattle shipments, and county persons, while church events, obituaries, and upcoming medical and legal notices are noted alongside rail and road developments and local auctions.
Fire Department officers elected at meeting
At a recent Fire Department meeting the following officers were elected Chief C L Wall Assistant Jas O Mellyar Secretary Robert S Brown Treasurer John E Sankey The engine company elected Parker A C Foreman J E Lawrence Engineer S W Moore Assistant John Simons Fireman A J Lingenfelter Assistant R I Sibley Secretary W E Boden Treasurer Fremont Gallup C W Urban and A J Linkenfelter named to the investigating committee.
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Fire Department
C. L. Wall
Jas. O. Mellyar
Robert 5. Brown
John E. Sankey
A. C. Parker
J. E. Lawrence
A. G.scott
S. W. Moore
John Simons
A. J. Lingenfelter
R. I. Sibley
W. E. Boden
Fremont Gallup
C. W. Urban
A. J. Linkenfelter
S. S. Convention Postponed
The Sunday School Union Convention scheduled for next week is postponed to a later date. Further notice will be given when a new day is fixed.
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S. S
James Costello Dies After Handcar Fall Injury
James Costello, who was injured in a hand car fall at Love City and previously noted in these columns, has died from the incident. The death confirms the accident’s fatal outcome and closes the case with Costello as the sole reported victim.
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James Costello
Love City
Local Notes From Cambridge And Nearby Areas
Washington news notes Nagleson builds a house. The Cambridge Singing club serenades Saturday evening. Haines Smith Boden run a new dry goods store. Charles Gallagher erecting a building at Broad and Second. Elijah Lowry, longtime resident, died Saturday in Senecaville. Republicans feel strong as Democrats stay quiet post election. A new tailor is busy and local youth upbeat. Two weddings expected soon.
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Nagleson
Cambridge Singing Club
Haines, Smith & Boden
Charles Gallagher
Broad and
Second Streets
Elijah Lowry
Senecaville
Propricitil
New Concord Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Miss Lou Shaw of Zanesville stayed with Miss Lou Evans for Sabbath. A large Democracy gathering held a jollification in Zanesville Friday. Lena McBurney and Mattie McCartney of Cambridge attended Musical Review here Thursday. Roy Courtright of Metsonnelsville preached at the Presbyterian Church Sabbath. Dr Paul stayed home due to his wife’s illness though Mrs Paul was improving. Miss Mary Armstrong formerly of this place now Bellaire wed Henry K Hess of Bellaire last Thursday. Happiness to both, his discourse was con-
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Lou Shaw
Zanesville
Lou Evans
Lena McBurney
Mattie McCartney
Ambridge
Roy Courtright
Metsonnelsville
Presbyterian Church
Sabbath
Paul
Rey Sleeth
W.va
Paul Dition
Mary Armstrong
Bellaire
Henry K. Hess
Galien Saviers
Columbus
Rt. W. Carlyle
Gailen Saviers
Colorado
D. M. Jenkins
Cambridge
Elgine
New Concord
Edwards
Winchester
M. E
Counterfeit zinc silver dollars circulate in Cleveland area
The report notes counterfeit silver dollars made of zinc are in circulation around Cleveland. It also mentions an Akron patent for a State Fair growing year device and various local postings about postmaster salaries in multiple Ohio towns. A fatal sawmill accident near New Bedford is described, with a worker killed after being cut by a saw.
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Wilson & McCallay Tobacco CQ
Middletown
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Board of Agriculture Talk of Exposition
Unds
Columbus
Jacob Stengle
New B County
Edford
Coshocton
Wheeling
Brooke County
W. Va
Steubenville
la Sellaire
Bridgeport
Calawell
East Liverpool
Martin's Ferry
St. Clairsville
Newark
New Philadelphia
Uhrichsville
Wellsville
Kingstown
Zanesville
Zoo- Zoo
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Co
Zoo-Zoo
Zoo Zoo
Senecaville Fair and Local News Roundup
Reports from Senecaville recount visiting doctors in town and residents hosting guests. Elijah Lowry dies near Washington and is buried here. A quiet Baltimore visit contrasts with local voter activity by the C. W. N. Y. railroad men. One woman suffers a bad fall, and Rev. Donaldson wed a couple amid Presbyterian well wishes. James Frame, aged 81, dies after years of blindness, leaving five children. The Harvey Pease dramatic troupe entertained crowds during fair week, including Uncle Tom's Cabin. A couple’s clandestine wedding occurs under minister Satterhwaite's guidance. The first Senecaville Pair event draws crowds, with Balloon ascensions by Tony White and fair exhibits praised. gate mismanagement leads to unpaid tickets and uncollected revenue.
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Senecaville
WW. McClelland
Wheeling
Ferguson
Nan Robins
Hill
Elijah Lowry
Washington
Altimore
Frame
Gibson's Station
Harvey Pease
Tony White
Fair Ground
Edison and Hall cures marketed by John Downar
An ad extols Edison’s electric light as a fine discovery while praising Hall’s Cure as even better. The sale is handled by John Downar with reference to an October 4 timing.
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Edison
Hall
John Downar
Wires at Oldhams Market and Local Notices
Butter 18 and eggs 16 cents in this market. Miss Dora Sarchet visited Mrs. Sarah B. Sarchet last week. Thomas Campbell, formerly ill, is reported better. Mrs. Ogg of Zanesville visited here. Wm. and Elijah McPeek of Cambridge visited Charles Ratliff. Early sown wheat looks splendid and fields are green. Beatty organ arrived at station for John Mason of Knox township. Miss Mattie McCartney of Cambridge with Joseph Miller's family last week. Samuel Cullins, J. S. Campbell, Thomas Bishard and J. C. Phillis at Senecaville Fair. J. S. Wortman, after a stay near Washington, returned hale and hearty. Mrs. Levi Gill of Madison county Ohio visits her father Robert K. Ford here. Miss Jennie Sherrard left for Hardin county after visit. Ulysses G. Campbell spent days in Cincinnati at the Exposition. James Downey sick. J. F. Maffet took charge of the section. John Sharon’s team frightened, lumber scattered but no serious damage. Friends of Mr and Mrs Francis Barnes enjoyed hospitality at their home. Some petty thieves entered B Beach’s house and carried off canned fruit bread and butter. then to S C Barr’s house and later near the schoolhouse. Kenton area noted.
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Oldhams
Dora Sarchet
Sarah B. Sarchet
Thomas Campbell
Ogg
Zanesville
Elijah McPeek
Cambridge
Charles Ratliff
Beatty
John Mason
Knox Township
Mattie McCartney
Joseph Miller
Samuel Cullins
J. S. Campbell
Thomas Bishard
J. C. Phillis
Senecaville Fair
J.S. Wortman
Washington
Robert K. Ford
Jennie Sherrard
Hardin County
Ohio
Ulysses G. Campbell
Cincinnati
James Downey
John F. Maffet
John Sharon
Francis Barnes
B. Beach
8. C. Barr
S.C. Barr
Kenton
Narrow Gauge Accident Brings Bruises and Injuries
The first accident on the narrow gauge occurred Saturday night near Covert's field. Conductor Gregg and two others on a hand car struck a large block on the track while descending the grade at twenty miles per hour, leaving the car and throwing the men fifteen to twenty feet. Gregg suffered head cuts wrist strains and internal bruises. the others had various injuries. The report notes a new schedule for the C W N Y trains next week and mentions a forthcoming wedding.
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Gregg
Belle Valley
Covert’s
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims 32 Pound Gain
An advertisement quotes a customer praising Hall's Catarrh Cure for gaining 32 pounds and improving health after 20 years. The testimonial asserts a complete cure and values the bottle at $50, with sales noted by John Downar.
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Hall
John Downar
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