Whigville and area residents attend picnics and visits
Mr and Mrs George Carnes and Mr and Mrs Firm Lafollette attended the Whigville picnic Saturday. Numerous residents visited relatives and shopped in Cambridge and Cumberland. The M E Sunday school announced its Sept 13 picnic in Hoopmans grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carnes
Firm Lafollette
Whigville
Luther Williams
Mt. Ephraim
Bert Davis
Marietta
Harry Dudley
Alice Dudley
Byesville
Led Dudley
Frank Spaid
Marie
Reba
Wave Riggle
Cumberland
Perley Wiley
Jesse Oliver
John Lashley
Lydia
Sam Lashley
Frank Slay
Cleo Trott
James Garrett
Magnetic Springs
Lydia Lashley
Cambridge
Amos Davis
Chaseville
Luther Joy
H. F. Groves
Ralph Secrest
Ruth Nicholson
Athens
William Boyer
Mat Gibson
al Irwin
Otis Moss
Sarahsville
Jon Danford
Mt. Zion
Margaret Barnett
Henry Trenner
Floyd Dingus
Senecaville
Ed McLaughlin
Pus
Toledo
Duttons and kin host dinner in Byesville weekend
Byesville residents recount a busy social week with visits from Canton and Bridgeport families. J J Jones returns home after hospital care for a compound leg fracture and three broken ribs. Local meetings and church group activities are noted alongside numerous small social calls and domestic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
H. FE. Dutton
Dorothy
William Green
Canton
J. H. Bird
Mabel
William
T. Mathews
J. J. Jones
City Hospital
Watson Avenue
Andis
C. W. Thompson
William Bird
Pleasant City
Jack Wheeler
Bridgeport
W. Va
Anderson Hall
C. E. Romig
Edith Meyers
Tuscarawas
Meyers
J. L. Swell
Fred Peters
Dainty Re
Pleasant City and Nearby Visit Small-Town Roundup
Pleasant City residents move a merry-go-round to Perry's Den and numerous calls and visits mark the week. Berry picking wanes while gatherings at Derwent and near New Concord show a busy social pace among Kackleys, Hesketts, and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClelland Cale
Perry’s den
Harry Parker
Byesville
J. W. Kackley
Berry Picking
Louise Fryer
Kate Winner
Senecaville
Derwent
Harry Kendrix
Chicago Heights
E. PP. Finley
Bfesville
O. A. Kackley
Everett Albin
Near Washington
Flora and
Lacey Heskett
G. &. Spaid
Elizabeth Kackley
Chas
Vernon Kackley
New Concord
W. O. Kackley
Cumberland
Arthur Huberland
Hitl
F. M. Secrest
J. J. Kackley
A. G. Heskett
Diamond
Visiting families and local gatherings in Cambridge area
A string of visiting relatives and local social events fills Cambridge and surrounding towns. Esther Lowry and daughter Shakeswhite of Colorado visit Columbus relatives. A M Boyd of McKeesport stays with Gillen family. Ruth and Alberta McLaughlin visit Cambridge relatives. Nora Smith joins Raymond Murphy in Columbus. Lucile Campbell shops in Cambridge with H G Campbell family. Howard Milhone family with Charles Leonard in Washington. Will Moorhead to spend time near New Philadelphia. Joe James family from Macksburg visit local relatives. Cambridge hosts Loyal Workers meeting and Ruth Saltsgaver hosts a six o clock dinner for out of town guests including Davidson, Endley, Rich, Hughes and others. Frame and Lowry families host dinners with local residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borch
Trail Run
A. J. Bean
John Barnay
J. B. Shafer
J. P
M. KE
Otha Barnes
Edgil Crawford
Winnie Wesley
Flora Philpott
Frank
Frank Aucnitis
Blue Bell
Mt. Cal
Cambridge
Myra Matheny
W. T. Crow
Glenwood
May Plants
Lela Sprowls
Claysville
James Edwards
Melvin Yoho
Near
Robins
Olive Kackley
Naomi King
Clarence
E. N. Corwin
William Corwin
Chaseville
David Altman
Columbus
B. F. Lee
Mary Louise
Denno Duffey
Canton
John Polish
Nellie Jeffers
Florence Misel
Dexter City
John Beros
Derry
John Banko
John Patrick
Alaska
Hila Ruby
Omah Ables
Mary Blancett
Frances Scott
Winifred Amos
Indiana
David Cox
Ernest C. Philpott
Klondyke
James
H. E. Dutton
Dorothy
J. H. Bird
Esther Lowry
Shakeswhite
Colorado
A. M. Boyd
McKeesport
W. R. Gillen
T. McLaughlin
Ruth
Alberta
Raymond Murphy
Nora Smith
Kelso Broom
H. G. Campbell
Lucile
Howard Milhone
Ross
Isabel
Charles Leonard
Washington
Will Moorhead
New Philadelphia
Joe James
Louise
Macksburg
Harry Reese
Alex Sigman
M. E
Noah Wilson
Ruth Saltsgaver
Local Company Proposes Water Rate Change
A local firm offers to supply pure water at about $10 per year vs current $5, promising no bond issue, a faithful performance bond, better pressure, and free city water. Attorney Reasoner noted council consideration. Clerk Blackburn read a note from E F McCampbell, secretary of ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasoner
Blackburn
E. F. McCampbell
City Council Meetings Discuss Water Upgrade and Park Rules
The City Council debated a State Board of Health order requiring Cambridge to install a satisfactory water supply or purification plant by January 1, 1915. Debates covered park management, street repairs, sewer issues, and financial authorizations. Separately, Secretary Bryan announced Ambassador Wilson's resignation. John Lind of Minnesota was named as a special representative to Mexico, with Lind having a long history aligned with Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Dilley
State Board
Ohio
Cambridge
Guernsey County
J. M. Cox
Hogan
Cunningham
J.C. Carver
Rankin
Stewart
Ninth Street
Harris
Nicholson
Richards
John Dugan
East Beaty Avenue
John Duff
J. W. Sheppard
Arnold
Clark
Sheehan
D. C
Dewey Avenue
North Fourth Street
McKinney
West Cambridge
Tenth Street
Tainey Avenue
Deweyt Avenue
Lind to Mexico Named as Wilsons Mediation Envoy
Former Minnesota Governor John Lind sailed for Mexico City to act as the president’s personal representative and adviser to the American embassy. Secretary Bryan announced the mediation policy and said Lind conferred with the President and Secretary of State Bryan before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
John Lind
Minnesota
Mexico City
Lind
Licensing board named as Cox reshapes Ohio politics
Governor Cox names a licensing board with terms for Secrest Clendening and Allen. Allen as chairman, salaries range 5000 4000 and 2500. Secrest ex assistant secretary of state from Lima, ClenDening Cincinnati attorney and Duckworth club president. Hayes Dayton slated as secretary to the commission. McElroy named assistant secretary of state from Ada Hardin county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Allen
Marion County
Secrest
ClenDening
Mr. Allen
Allen
Progressive Party
Cox
Charles H. Graves
Graves
Lima
W. L. Finley
A. Hoskins
Wapakoneta
Constitutional Convention
Licensing Board
Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati
Duckworth Club
Robert S. Hayes
Dayton
Congress
State Licensing Commission
Frank L. McElroy
Secretary of State
McElroy
Ada
Hardin County
Mrs Barmes and guests visit New Concord friends
Mrs. M. H. Barmes and Misses Laura Cornwall and Mary Cornwall spent Tuesday with friends in New Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Barmes
Laura
Mary Cornwall
New Concord
William H. Brown Seeks Republican City Solicitor Nomination
Announcer William H. Brown of the Third Ward asks for support at the Republican primary on September 2, 1913, noting his candidacy and urging an investigation of his fitness for City Solicitor. Subscriptions and rates mentioned for announcements through that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brown
NOKEY GROWS Left with us on 5 Percent CDs
The Cambridge Loan and Building Co. advertises secure investments with 5 percent certificates of deposit and running stock. It claims no loss of money entrusted to its care during its 25 plus years in business. Secretary T. Kr. Deselin lists Sit Wheeling Avenue as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Avenue
Money 10 Loan On first Mortgage Real Hatate Security
The Guernsey Building and Loan Co. advertises a first mortgage real estate security on the National Hotel Building in Cambridge. Listing January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel Building
Cambridge
Hartley's advert claims best stock and gas prices
Campbell of Senecaville left today to visit his daughter Mrs C F Lakin in Cleveland. The note references a big stock with varying gas prices for Reds and Blacks at Hartley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley's
M.©. Campbell
Senecaville
C. F. Lakin
Cleveland
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Guernsey Valley
Buffalo
United States
Mr. Bryan
Henry Lane Wilson
Ambassador Wilson
Department of State
House of Representatives
Nokey
Hockhocking Tribe
Taylor Block
Jos. W. Smith
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, Ohio
Thompson’s Flour
North Seventh St
Ruth Jones
Mencing
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