Dr T W Long Dies After Steady Life Of Service
Long, a Byesville physician and longtime Guernsey County figure, died July 29 after a nursing accident and ensuing infection. He mentored in Bloomfield and Byesville, served churches and charities, and was survived by Ella Guthrie Long and three daughters. Funeral services drew 2000 mourners and were held at the Byesville M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Long
Byesville
Guernsey Valley
Keenan's Hospital
Thomas W. Long
Adams Township
Mantua
Illinois
Patterson Wilson
Samuel Wilson
New Concord
Muskingum College
Dr. Long
Ella M. Guthrie
Bloomfield
Mary Gail
Edith
Ethel
Belle
Jennie Moore
J. O. Smith
Cambridge
Long
Wilbur G. Lane
Ohio Medical University
Columbus
M. E
War of 1812 veterans call for state convention in Columbus
A Columbus meeting of officers who served in the last war with Great Britain resolves on a general convention for July 4 and 5 in Columbus. Delegates from counties will seek an appropriation of public lands to honor veterans widows orphans and dependents with settlements and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Great Britain
Congress
B. F. Stickney
Toledo
James Hedges
Mansfield
A. J. McDowell
John McElwain
M. Jewell
A. Buttles
J. H. Larwill
Wooster
O. B. Comstock
Washington
S. Spangler Tarleton
William Robins
Adams Co
Guernsey County
Wyatt Hutchison
Cambridge
James Dunlap
Pennsylvania
Barker Captured in Harrison County Adultery Case
George Barker arrested in Harrison county and brought to Guernsey County. He faces rape and adultery charges for allegedly compromising a woman and her daughter while living with them in South Cambridge. He pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury in $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
George Barker
Harrison County
Moore
Charless. Sheppard
Justice of the Peace
T. T. Jones
Barker
Tool
Cambridge
Sheppard
Herman McCleary
Infirmary
McCleary
Miss Maggie Bevis Dies at Fulton Farm Home
Miss Maggie Bell Bevis, 28, daughter of Mrs. Maria Bevis, died Wednesday at her Fulton Farm residence from asthma after years of attacks. She lived with her mother and brother and left many friends. Funeral services will be held Friday at 12:30 PM at the family home.
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Maggie Bell Bevis
Maria Bevis
Fulton Farm
R. D. No
Columbus visit of Pat Hannan and Chas Duffey
Pat Hannan and Chas Duffey were in Columbus yesterday on business.
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Pat, Hannan
Chas.Duffey
Columbus
Mrs Peoples and Grace Visit Brother in Brown's Heights
Mrs. Mary Peoples and her daughter Grace of Newcomerstown are visiting her brother George M. Wilson and family on Brown's Heights. George Nicholson of Cambridge Light and Fuel Co and A C Satcher of Ohio Fuel and Supply Co were at Birds Run on business this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peoples
Grace
Newcomerstown
Geo. M. Wilson
Brown's Heights
George Nicholson
Cambridge Light and Fuel Co
A. C. Satcher
Ohio Fuel and Supply Co
Birds Run
Robinsons return from visit to Uhrichsville
Mrs. G. R. Robinson and her sons Paul and Kenneth, of Uhrichsville, have returned home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Warden of Gomber avenue.
Gerald Melone Sets Early Education Records
Gerald Melone born at Love City passed the Guernsey county teachers’ test and earned grades averaging 85 percent toward a three year certificate if of proper age. At 14 he studied under Profs Trott and Marshall, scoring 95 percent in grammar and 90 percent in arithmetic, reflecting creditable work for his age in New Concord Enterprise.
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Gerald Melone
Love City
Guernsey County
Gerald
Trott and
Marshall
New Concord Enterprise
Beulah Nott Recalls San Diego Trip on Pacific Coast
From a private letter, Beulah Nott writes of a La Jolla trip with caves and rocky cliffs, Devil's Slide, bathing, crabs and fish, a trip to Coronado Beach, visits to churches, and a Mexico getaway. She notes Frederic's illness and family plans for future outings with Olive and cousins.
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Beulah Nott
San Diego
Cal
Cambridge
la Falla
Devil's Slide
Helen
Teachers' examination results announced with names
The list of successful applicants includes Charles Hutchins for five years W W Mallett A A Stevens for five years George B Vanfossen Margaret Geary Helen McKee for two years Clyde King Robi Calland W A Brothers Lewis Danford Grace Jeffers Edna Johnson Maurice Ogg Emmett Moore Okey Rucker Mattie Spence Edgar Matheny Dwight Bates George W Stewart E L Stewart Thos Morri son John K Cox Harry Millhone and C M Larrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hutchins
W. W. Mallett
A. A. Stevens
George B. Vanfossen
Margaret Geary
Helen McKee
Clyde King
Robi, Calland
W. A. Brothers
Lewis Danford
Grace Jeffers
Edna Johnson
Maurice Ogg
Emmett Moore
Okey Rucker
Mattie Spence
Edgar Matheny
Dwight Bates
George W. Stewart
E. L. Stewart
Thos. Morrison
John K. Cox
Harry Millhone
C. M. Larrick
Fist Visit Home in Nine Years
I M Secrest of Emporia Kansas was in the city this morning calling on friends. Mr Secrest and his wife have been visiting his parents near Pleasant City and expect to be joined soon by their two daughters teachers in Emporia public schools who have spent summer vacation in New York Atlantic City and other eastern points. This is his first visit home since leaving for Kansas about nine years ago.
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M. Secrest
Emporia
Kansas
Columbus visitor Ted Norris calls on West Steubenville couple
Ted Norris of Columbus visits Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raymond of West Steubenville avenue, spending time with the couple and sharing news during the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Norris
Columbus
Mrs
Fred Raymond
West Steubenville Avenue
Aged Gitizca Resident Henry W. Bichard Dies at 60
Henry W. Bichard died at 5 o clock this morning at his daughter Mrs Jos Jeffries s home S08 Grant avenue after a lingering illness. Funeral from the Jeffries home Saturday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Harry Stewart of Kimbolton. Interment near Cambridge. He was 60 and a member of Centerville M E church. He leaves a widow eight children nine grandchildren and several survive.
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Henry W. Bichard
Jos. Jeffries
Grant Avenue
Jeffries
Harry Stewart
Kimbolton
Richard
Centerville
Death of Ernest Sunnafrank at about age twenty
Ernest Sunnafrank youngest son of Mr Will Sunnafrank of 408 North Second street died this morning at about five o clock from consumption. He resided with his father and brothers most of his life and worked at Interstate mill. His mother died in infancy and he leaves four brothers. The community expresses sincere sympathy.
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Ernest Sunnafrank
Will Sunnafrank
North Second Street
Interstate
Mr. Sunnafrank
Interstate Iron and Steel Co to idle mill for week
Notices state the Cambridge area plant will shut down Saturday morning for one week for extensive repairs and furnace extensions. The move aims to boost tonnage for rising orders and rehire more workers when operations resume. The shutdown is welcomed by workers amid hot weather and follows a history of steady operation with few outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Iron and Steel Co
Cambridge Bar Mill
Interstate
Cambridge
Local visitors mark town with notable arrivals
Major J. W. Moore of near Washington visits the city today while Mr. J. C. Jacobs represents the Stone Brothers Co. of New York City in town.
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Maj
J. W. Moore
Near
Washington
J. C. Jacobs
City
The
Stone Brothers Co
New York City
Funeral Draws George Smith to Byesville from Union Station
Ticket agent George Smith of Union Station attended the funeral of his uncle, Dr. Long, in Byesville this morning.
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George Smith
Union Station
Byesville
Dr. Long
Ohio Legislature Reunion at Cedar Point Heralds Campaign
The annual Ohio legislature reunion at Cedar Point runs August 6 to 8 with a political emphasis. Gov. Andrew L. Harris will speak, Sen. Samuel H. West presides, and Republican figures W. F. Brown, Arthur Vorys attend as plans for fall campaigns form during events.
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Ohio
Cedar Point
State Republican Committee
Messrs
W. F. Brown
Arthur Vorys
Johnson's Island Confederate Cemetery
Samuel H. West
Bellefontaine
Andrew L. Harris
Williams
Hypes
Lamb
Howe
Rose
Ward
Patterson
Matther
Russell
Hafner
Eagleson
Lybarger
Stockwell
Woods
Chamberlain
Thomas
Tinker
White
Bronson
Phillips
Paxton
Welker
Foster
Wertz
Mooney
Little
Bassett
Frizell
Spangler
Shuler
Infant dies of cholera infantum in local home
Paul, four month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bean, died this morning at about 4 o clock from cholera infantum at North Sixth street home. He fell ill yesterday evening at 5 and died in his mother's arms, peacefully. Parents and relatives are notified as the community offers sympathy.
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Paul
Clyde Bean
North Sixth Street
Morrow Jury Fails to Agree in Cambridge Murder Case
After hours of deliberation the Morrow murder jury reported no verdict in the Ohio vs Carl Morrow case and was discharged. A separate case, City of Cambridge vs Ohio Fuel Supply Co and Cambridge Light & Fuel Co, received a temporary restraining order with a hearing set for August 4 at 1 p.m. City Solicitor Enos and Turnbaugh & Eagleson represent the city.
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Ohio
Carl Morrow
Sheppard
Stevens
City of
Cambridge, O
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Cambridge Light & Fuel Co
Enos and
Turnbaugh & Eagleson
Constable Bennett Arrests Man in Marietta Case
Constable Bennett of Marietta arrived on an evening train from Wheeling West Virginia to arrest a man wanted for non support. The prisoner was jailed overnight and transported to Marietta the next morning.
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Bennett
Marietta
Wheeling
W. Va
Lucky Strike at Belle Valley Shown by Local Firm
S. B. Longfellow and L. Stephens drilled their number one well on the George Hurst farm near Belle Valley Ohio on Wednesday for a 35 barrel showing in the seven hundred foot sand. The well is east of the Chris McKee pool in a sand above the McKee sand, which was not tested. Outlook for oil in the deeper sand is good and the firm has about seven hundred acres under lease.
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S. B. Longfellow
L. Stephens
George Hurst
Belle Valley
Ohio
Chris McKee
McKee
Marietta
Social rounds and visits in Uhrichsville area
North Salem J M Bell and Mrs Bell visited Mrs Bell s parents Mr and Mrs W R Mathews last Sunday and Monday. Joe the junk man lost his horse last Tuesday to colic. Mrs Will Mordis and Mrs Huff of Newcomerstown visited Mr and Mrs Perry Smith last Sunday. W J Pollock traveled to West Lafayette and Newcomerstown on business. Dr Cowden treated Mrs W R Mathews for neuralgia last Tuesday. J C Kennedy visited his Cambridge mother last Sunday. Miss Nettie and Maggie Martin of Cambridge visited their brother John early this week. Mrs William Kennedy of Cambridge visited local friends this week. Annie Mathews of Dennisom returned home last Thursday and will stay with her parents W R Mathews for some time. A wedding is reportedly planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bell
Uhrichsville
Engine jumps track near Laura Mines. no injuries
Marietta wreck train responded to a line incident south of the city to recover a engine that had derailed. No injuries were reported and traffic was not delayed.
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Marietta
Laura Mines
Mrs Barry and Daughter Return from Noble County Visit
Mrs G W Barry and her daughter and son of North Sixth street have returned from a visit with relatives in Noble county.
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G. W. Barry
North Sixth Street
Noble County
Newark Family Visits Local Friends on Highland Avenue
Mr and Mrs J P Jones and their three sons of Newark are visiting the families of Frank J Bennett and Homer W Pratt on Highland avenue.
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J. P. Jones
Newark
Frank J. Bennett
Homer W. Pratt
Highland Avenue
Cambridge Man Recovers From Heat Exhaustion
Elihu O'Dowd of Spring Street South Cambridge has recovered after being overcome by heat and can now leave the house.
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Elihu O'Dowd
Spring Street
Cambridge
New election board members named for county
Secretary of State Thompson appointed two new county election board members yesterday Ira Bell a Democrat from Guernsey and William R Spear a Republican from Lore City.
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Thompson
Ira
A. Bell
Guernsey
William R. Spear
Lore City
Picnic Gladdens Macedonian and A M E Churches
Sunday school groups from Macedonia and A M E churches held a Taylor's Grove picnic yesterday with a large attendance and enjoyable time. A newly formed colored band provided musical entertainment.
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Macedonia
A. M. Ki
Taylor's Grove
Pittsburg Man Arrives in City for Week with Family
J Bruce Collison of Pittsburg arrived in Washington this morning to spend the coming week with his wife and son who have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Bower on North Fourth Street while he visits his father W T Pollison and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bruce Collison
Pittsburg
W. T Pollison
Washington, D. C
M James Bower
North Fourth Stres
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Maggie Bevis
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Coast
Papa
Frederic
Mama
Mexico
Olive
Baptist Church
Coronado Beach
Bath House
James
Ruth
Naomi McKee
Fist
Henry Bichard
Freeman T. Eagleson
Mrs. Clyde Bean
Morrow
Court House News
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mara
North Salem
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