Obituary of Jennie Miller Mack of Antrim Ohio
Jennie Miller Mack born near Antrim Ohio April 5 1872 died July 29 1908 in her 86th year after lung disease. She joined the United Presbyterian church at age 12 and served as Supt of Sabbath school and treasurer. She taught in Oakdale and Pine Grove schools in 1893 94. She married John A Mack November 1 1900 and left three children Everett Miller Roger Temple and Florence Pearl. Her funeral July 31 at the Antrim U P church was attended by four pastors and many friends. her last words to her father and mother were pray for the end I want to meet Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Miller Mack
Antrim
United Presbyterian Church of Antrim
Oakdale
Pine Grove
John A. Mack
Everett Miller
Roger Temple
Florence Pearl
James
Martha Temple Miller
Jesus
U. P
Wishart
St. Louis Mo
Aiken
Roney’s Point
Death of Maggie Bevis 1879 1908 Cambridge Ohio
Maggie Bevis born January 8 1879 died July 28 1908 at 29 in Cambridge Ohio. Daughter of Alva and Marie Bevis she moved from Claysville to Cambridge with family. She united with the Methodist Episcopal church in Claysville and later with the Cambridge church and was active and devout. Interment in Mt Zion cemetery. Her death saddens family church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Bevis
Alva
Marie Bevis
Wim
Clara Wilson
Lizzie Ryne
Mary Beech
Cambridge
Lucinda Pattison
Claysville
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church of
T. K. McKay
Methodist Church of
Edwin A. Jester
Mt. Zion
Marriage Licenses Issued for Local Couples
Marriage licenses issued to G. T. Harding of Cannonsburg and Ella M. Colvin of North Salem with Walter Bell Esq as officiating justice of the peace. Also licenses to David Illiams of Birds Run and Mrs Margaret E. Wiggins of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Harding
Cannonsburg
Ella M. Colvin
North Salem
Walter Bell, Esq
David Illiams
Birds Run
Margaret E. Wiggins
Cambridge
Springfield trio attends funeral and travels through Texas
Mrs Ida Theiss and Mrs Clarence Waller attended the funeral of Mr Jacob Theiss in Lower Salem Washington county and returned today to Springfield Ohio. Theiss party report Carson from New Orleans and note travels to El Campo Texas with relatives. Senator Mahaffey misses Cedar Point reunion and hopes for reelection. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Samuel I Porter of Coshocton Avenue South Cambridge on August 6. Picnicers fear poison ivy resurfaces after intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Theiss
Clarence Waller
Jacob Theiss
Lower Salem
Washington County
Springfield
Ohio
Samuel I. Porter
Coshocton Avenue
South
Cambridge
Landon Heskett Ill at Home on North Third Street
Landon Heskett is reported very ill at his residence on North Third Street. Local update provides no further medical details or officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Heskett
North Third Street
Institute Draws Near Close With Addresses and Resolutions
The Guernsey County Teachers Institute closes after a full day of talks on history and literature. Prof Mackenzie and Prof Martz spoke on state sovereignty Shakespeare Lear and writing with resolutions praising Supt Humphreys Dr McKenzie and others and supporting higher teacher standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Mackenzie
Supt
Humphreys
Guernsey
Union
Cash
C. L. Martz
Ohio University
Mackenzie
Alta Stewart
Supt. Humphreys
Guernsey County
Ohio
McKenzie
Miss Shipman
LaChat
Miss Stone
Ohio School Improvement Federation
Ohio General Assembly
W. C. Moore
F. A. Bonnell
R. J. Leonard
Committee report on treasury receipts and adjournment
The executive committee reported funds drawn from the treasury amounting to 288.24 for fees collected 32.00 and 34.49 not returned to the treasury adjournment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Meek and Miss Dennis Wed in Silent Cambridge Nuptials
H. H. Meek, prominent Cambridge coal operator, and Miss Carrie Dennis married quietly at Rev. W. A. Chalfant’s Byesville home on Thursday night. They secured a license in Cambridge, traveled by streetcar, and plan an extended Great Lakes tour before settling at 435 North Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Meek
Carrie Dennis
W. A. Chalfant
Byesville
Meek
Rev. Chalfant
Cambridge
Newark
Buckeye Lake
Columbus
Great Lakes
435
North Eighth Street
Guernsey Valley
Central Coal Co
Central National Bank
Harvey Dennis
North Fifth Steret
Missing money found after postmaster home search
After a careful hunt with Oliver bloodhounds, a $27 money box missing from Postmaster J. P. Stranathan's Pleasant City home was found by his daughter in a clothes press. The postmaster recalled placing the box on the dresser with another box and his revolver but cannot explain its appearance on the shelf. The trail of the hounds likely unrelated. Jerry Smith of Byesville was in the city on business. Harrison county hosts three Cha taquas this summer Cadiz Scio and Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stranathan
Pleasant City
Oliver
Birth Announcement for Weaver Child at Gibson's Station
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Weaver of Gibson's Station on Wednesday August 5. There will be no meeting of Path Finders Lodge No 32 this evening due to Chautauqua events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Weaver
Gibson's Station
Pathfinders’ Lodge
Local residents visit relatives and tour nearby towns
Miss Ercel Maple of Wall Avenue visits cousin John Lawrence and family near Byesville. Charles Bonnell and Wilbur Dehart were in Senecaville Hartford Pleasant City Derwent and Byesville on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercel Maple
Wall Avenue
John Lawrence and
Byesville
Charles Bonnell
Wilbur Dehart
Senecaville
Hartford
Pleasant City
Derwent
George Nichols Dies After Mine Accident
George Nichols a machine operator at Puritan Mine No 2 Puritan Coal Co died from injuries after a slate and coal fall Thursday at about 9 am He lived in Byesville with his wife and two children His brother in law Clarence Murphy learned of the death Services will be held at the Nichols family home in Byesville on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nichols
Puritan
Puritan Coal Co
Byesville
Mr. Nichols
Clarence Murphy
Nichols
Lifeless Body of Concord Citizen
James Lorimer a prominent eastern Muskingum county resident attempted suicide fearing state asylum and was found dead in a stable near New Concord. Coroner notes stroke of apoplexy induced by excitement. he was 74, survived by wife and several children, long linked to First U P church and respected for generous character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lorimer
Muskingum County
New Concord
Higgins
County Antrim
Ireland
Rich Hill Township
Anna Forsythe
David Forsythe
Lorimer
H. F. Lorimer
Chillicothe
F. P. Hastings
Cedarville
J. C. Campbell
L. J. Lorimer
Margaret
Mary Etha
Thad W. Lorimer
S. H. Lorimer
Rix Mills
First U. P. Church
Mrs Stella Stirling Guests With Grace Speer
Mrs Stella Stirling and her daughters from Zanesville are visiting Grace Speer on North Third Street for a stay as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Stirling
Zanesville
Grace Speer
North Third Street
Social Notes of Local Visits and Guests
Rey and Mrs. R. Bigger of Massillon visit Mrs. Mary Clark on Gaston avenue. Miss Alice Holden of White Plains New York guests Miss Claire Booth on East Steubenville avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Holden
White Plains N. Y
Claire Booth
East Steubenville Avenue
Mrs Lois Denny Returns Home From Visit
Miss Lois Denny who has been visiting Miss Alice Bailey for the past month returned to her home in Barnesville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Denny
Alice Bailey
Barnesville
Sanitary Policeman Recommended by Health Officer
The Board of Health met in the Mayor's office as Dr. W. T. Ramsey presented June and July findings. He urged hiring a Sanitary Policeman to assist the Health Officer though no action was taken. The June report shows births and deaths, disease cases, quarantines, sewer work, and animal burials. July details similar items including tuberculosis, typhoid, and other infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
W. T. Ramsey
Fire Destroys Eaton Stable on East Gaston Avenue
The two story frame stable owned by Phillip Eaton on East Gaston Avenue was destroyed by fire Friday around 11 am. Mrs. Dode Duff and Mrs. Eaton tried to save belongings before neighbors John Stewart and others helped remove a carriage. Loss estimated near 400 dollars with 150 dollars insured. fire crews Nose Cos. Nos. 1 and 2 could not save the building.
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Phillip Eaton
Gaston Avenue
Dode Duff
Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Reunion 10 to be held at Toledo during encampment
The Ohio Cavalry Brigade will hold a reunion in Toledo on September 1 during the national encampment. The brigade includes the First, Third and Fourth O C Second Kentucky and the Chicago Board of Trade Battery. Many members of the First O C are from Guernsey county. This may be the last reunion of survivors who fought in the Army of the Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Cavalry
Toledo
O. C
Kentucky
Chicago Board of Trade
Guernsey County
Peculiar Form of Reprieve Granted in Ohio Case
Governor Harris granted a peculiar reprieve to Edward Allen of Guernsey county who had been convicted of cutting with intent to kill and given an indeterminate sentence to Mansfield reformatory. The reprieve extends to November 9, the circuit court meeting date at Cambridge, while attorney N H Barber represents Allen, who is 18 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Harris
Edward Allen
Guernsey County
Allen
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Circuit Court
Reformatory
Cambridge
N. H. Barber
Nicholson Sprawls Ankle After Club Car Incident
Mrs S W Nicholson of West Wheeling avenue sprained her ankle last evening when leaping from an automobile after leaving the Country Club. The party, including Mrs Charles Mast and Mrs A J Bennett, were returning from the club grounds when an explosion covered them in grease. Arthur McNees, a B&O operator, returned to work after a ten day vacation. John Peyton came back from Buckeye Lake after attending Zanesville Lodge Elks outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Nicholson
West Wheeling Avenue
John Peyton
Buckeye Lake
Zanesville
Clarence Hyde Visits Parents in Pittsburg
Clarence Hyde of Pittsburg visits his parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Hyde on North Tenth Street. He has returned from an extended pleasure trip through the Rocky mountains visiting several western cities and points of interest and will return to Pittsburg Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hyde
Pittsburg
Isaac Hyde
North Tenth Street
Mr. Hyde
Rocky Mountains
Guernsey County Road Vacation Petition Filed
Petitions to Guernsey county commissioners seek vacation of a county road in Oxford township. The route starts near J. H. McClenahan's residence and runs east to the Fairview and Londonderry road, flagged by stakes A and B, noting the road is now unused due to a better route and its hilly, poorly maintained nature. Principal petitioner is J. H. McClenahan, dated July 29, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
J. H. McClenahan
J. H. McClenaham
John W. Turkle
Senator Atwell Defeated. Marshall Nominated For Senator
In Zanesville on August 7 Senator W. L. Atwell of Johnstown was ousted at the senatorial convention. Prof. C. J. Marshall of New Concord was named as the replacement. Atwell carried Licking and Delaware counties with 43 votes. Marshall won Muskingum and Perry counties with 50 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
W. L. Atwell
Johnstown
Licking County
C. J. Marshall
New Concord
Muskingums County
Licking
Delaware
Atwell
Muskingum
Perry
Marshall
First Ohio Cavalry Reunion Set for Zanesville Dates
The annual reunion of the First Ohio Cavalry will be held in Zanesville on August 19 and 20, commemorating Chickamauga days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ohio Cavalry
Zanesville
Chickamauga
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