Remains of Thomas H Bell Retired Cambridge Blacksmith
The remains of Thomas H Bell who died suddenly in Aetna Pennsylvania arrived in Cambridge and were taken to his home at 700 Turner Avenue. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 pm conducted by Rev Edwin A Jester, with burial in Northwood Cemetery. He was 77, survived by wife Henrietta and eight children. He served in the 172d Regiment OVI and was a lifelong Methodist Episcopal member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H.bell
Aetna
Turner Avenue
Edwin A. Jester
M. KE
Northwood
Albert
William
Ethel Morton
Moron
Detroit
Charles Bell
New Lexington
Cambridge G. A. R. Post
R. H. Dilley
A. Weedon
J. C Carver
J. D. Fulton
Emmetts Bennett
O Wm. J. Neel
Fef. A. Brown
W. T. Young
Hugh F. McDonald
Thomas H. Bell
Derry
Londonderry
Ireland
J.C. Morton
Pittsburg
Battle Creek
Mich
Mr. Bell
Henrietta Bell
Wm. A
Cambridge
Lida A. Morton
Dora A. Schick
Charles H
Perry County
John Albert
Camboree
George W. Schafer
Dolly Patterson
City
Adelaide M. Wheeler
Jud Wheeler
Virginia Barber
N. H. Barber
Wheeler
Bell
American
St. Johns
New Brunswick
Fairview
Guernsey County
Ohio
Leonard Orme
J. Orme
Henrietta Clark
E. P. Edmonds
O. V
Zanesville
A. & M. Railway Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Bell
Courthouse Notices and Real Estate Transfers Digest
Courthouse notices list marriages licenses for Hartford residents Martin Davis and Della McCune and a Byesville union of J. R. Haynes and Alice Robe. Probate court inventories guardianships and ad litem appointments prevail. Real estate transfers include numerous Cambridge and Quaker City parcels plus other township deeds and partition actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Davis
Della McCune
Hartford
J. R. Haynes
Byesville
Alice Robe
Guernsey
Probate Ocourt
Haynes Rabe Nuptials Phrase
J R Haynes of Byesville and Miss Alice Rabe of Guernsey mines wed quietly Wednesday at the Presbyterian church arsonage. Rev Ken C Hayes officiated. They left for the bride’s parents’ home after the ceremony where a reception was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Haynes
Byesville
Alice Rabe
Guernsey Mines
Presbyterian Church
Ken C. Hayes
Caldwell doctor enters newspaper business with Chekotah plant
Dr. L. F. Cain of Caldwell has embarked in the newspaper business by purchasing a plant at Chekotah Indian Territory. He left for the new location last week. The doctor is well educated and has served in the state legislature. He is an excellent speaker and writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Cain
Caldwell
Chekotah
Indian Territory
Infant Nellie May Grudier dies after short illness
Nellie May Grudier infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Grudier of 419 8th Street South Cambridge died Thursday evening after a brief illness. Funeral service at 1 30 Saturday afternoon at home conducted by Rev W Q Siffert U B Church pastor with interment in Northwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie May
Frank Grudier
8Th Street
South
Cambridge
W. Q. Siffert
U. B. Church
Northwood Cemetery
Miss Lula Swartz Back Home After Newark Visit
Miss Lula Swartz returns to her Newark home after a pleasant visit with Misses Beatrice and Gladys Cummings on Brown Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Swartz
Newark
Beatrice and
Gladys Cummings
Brown Avenue
Illness of Ohio Governor Harris Dominates Taft Faction Talk
Washington reports intensified speculation as Governor Harris, a key Taft ally, battles pneumonia illness. His health raises fear of a Foraker challenge and potential realignment of Ohio’s delegation ahead of next year’s convention, with Lt. Gov. Williams seen as a Johnson-backed successor if Harris cannot run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harris
Ohio
Taft
Friends of
Foraker
Vorys
Senate
James M. Williams
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Garber
Johnson
Williams
Coshocton County
Death Calls Mrs Acheson in Cambridge Visit
Mrs Mary Jane Acheson died at the home of her son W L Acheson on Brown's Heights at 12 15 Friday afternoon after a short illness. She formerly lived in Cambridge and is survived by six Hergens including D R from Cannonsburg and W L from Cambridge, a brother D L McWilliams of North 6th street and a sister Mrs Simon Taylor of Tyner. Funeral services likely at the First DU P church Sabbath morning with interment at East Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Acheson
W. L. Acheson
Brown’s Heights
Acheson
Braddock
Cambridge
Hergens'c
D. R
Cannonsburg
C. E
Braddock, Pa
M. R
Claysville
Frank
Rix Mills
W. L
R. V
D. L. McWilliams
North 6Th Street
Simon Taylor
Tyner
DU. P
East Union
Cambridge Bond Issue Defeated in Local Vote
The proposed bonds to fund land purchases for opening Gomber avenue between 7th and 11th streets were defeated. Total voting was 720 with 480 needed for passage. South Side wards 2 and 4 opposed, while First and Third wards cast heavier negatives than expected. Opposition cited debt and no need for the project. supporters failed to sway voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomber Avenue
7Th
11Th Streets
Cambridge
South Side
Third Ward
Anti-Saloon League Plans Canvass for Five Wet or Dry Votes
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League schedules nightly meetings in five towns August 12 as part of a state canvass for wet or dry elections. Towns include Ohio City Van Wert County Yellow Springs Byesville Mt. Sterling Lower Salem with populations ranging from 300 to 3,200. State totals show 32 dry towns since April 1 and 15 wet, plus one tie at Cecil. Two court contests exist in Cecil and Paulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Ohio City
van Wert
Yellow Springs
Greene County
Bye
Labor Day Speakers Named By City Committee
The labor day speakers announced include John F Tobin of Muncie Indiana an executive board member of the American Flint Glass Workers Thomas H Flynn of Pittsburg General Organizer for the American Federation of Labor Liewelyn Lewis of Martins Ferry Ohio Vice President of A A of I 8S T W Hon Freeman Tl Eagleson and W H Turner of Cambridge plus expected others among whom is Brand Whitlock Mayor of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
John F. Tobin
Muncie
Ind
American Flint Glass Workers
Thos. H. Flynn
Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Liewelyn Lewis
Martins Ferry
Ohio
A. A
I. 8S
T. W
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Dodo Horsemen Beaten Off Near Casablanca
Paris reports Admiral Philibert cabled from Casablanca that a Moroccan general Drude's camp near Casablanca was attacked today by 6000 horsemen and vigorously beaten off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Philibert
Casablanca
Morocco
One of the Best Buckeye Towns Cambridge Visit Highlight
The Hassler Concert Co from Pittsburg praised Cambridge as one of the Buckeye state’s best towns while touring at the Cambridge Chautauqua. C N Hassler spoke of memories, local growth, and old landmarks. Mrs Hassler fell ill prompting a shortened stay and possible departure for Cumberland Md Chautauqua. The troupe includes Mr and Mrs Hassler Mrs Mabel Wright Hunter and Nicholas Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
C. N. Hassler
Hassler Concert Co
Pittsburg
Cambridge Chautauqua
Buckeye
Judge Hosick
J. O. Mcliyar
Coshocton Chautauqua
Cumberland
Chautauqua
Hassler
Edgar Hassler
Pittsburg Dispatch
Cleveland Leader
Chicago Records Herald
Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns
E E Smith returns from East Liverpool business trip. Mooney from Springfield visits I A Oldham family on North Seventh. Mrs James McCollum of Center township visits daughter Mrs Josiah Jones on Morton Avenue. Miss Gertrude Mathews of East Wheeling now with Ina McCulley in Columbus after Lakeside. Mrs Daniel Pinkett hosts a four course dinner for visiting sisters Vance and Harris Rendville and others. relatives attend funeral of their uncle John Johnson at Birds Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Smith
Liverpool
Mr. Mooney
Springfield, Ill
I. A. Oldham and
North Seventh Street
James McCollum
Center Township
Josiah Jones
Morton Avenue
Gertrude Mathews
East Wheeling Avenue
Lakeside
Ina McCulley
Columbus
Daniel Pinkett
North Sixth Street
Vance
Harris
Rendville
Walter Hinton
Chappel
John Johnson
Hartup Missing After City Drive With Horse and Buggy
James Hartup vanished after taking a ride with another man from James Warne's livery. The horse and buggy were found at Chautauqua grounds with Hartup’s hat inside the carriage, and police have ordered an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issim Hartup
Hartup
James Warne
Chief Long
Chautauqua
Warne
Runaway horse damages wagon on North 6th Street
A runaway horse attached to Joe Wilson’s wagon ran west on Wheeling avenue then north on North 6th street, overturning the wagon and damaging it.Pedestrians and bystanders dodged the frightened horse as it sped toward Steubenville avenue, finally returning to its owner’s stable two miles away. A second horse at Andrews Bros. wagon yard also caused excitement on Wheeling avenue before being stopped at 7th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North 6Th Street
Joe Wilson
S Post Office
North &Th Street
Wheeling Avenue
6Th Street
Steubenville Avenue
Wilson
Andrews Bros
Cambridge Savings Bank
West 8Th Street
7Th Street
Visitors and residents greet in Zanesville and Columbus
Miss Nettie Moore visits Zanesville with friends while fr. C Andrews travels to Columbus to consult Dr. Hamilton. Miss Adda Bowles returns from Wheeling to East 8th street. Mrs Theodore Blohme of Cleveland plans to return home Saturday. Mrs Ed Haas and Mrs Chas Porter of Columbus visit Clark street for Thomas Bell funeral. Editor Skinner considers a Beliaire newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Moore
West 8Th Street
Zanesville
Adda Bowles
East 8Th Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Theodore Blohme
Cleveland
John Blohme
Woodworth Avenue
Ed. Haas
Chas. Porter
Columbus
Frank Schick
Clark Street
Thomas Bell
Fast One Strikes a Freight Train Near Chesterton
The Twentieth Century Limited westbound on the Lake Shore struck a freight near Chesterton Indiana. Two coaches derailed. Engineer Downey and Conductor Schulta injured and passengers shaken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterton
Ind
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Here
Downey
Schulta
Limited
Tobin Elected President Over Shea in Union Vote
Daniel Tobin won the International Molders Union presidency defeating Cornelius Shea. Mary McCulley of Columbus visits Hoston while contractor Wm Adams of Zanesville and C E Whippy of Canton appear in the city to arrange contracts for fire escapes on local buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Daniel Tobin
Cornelius Shea
International Teamsters’ Union
Mary McCulley
Columbus
Wm. Adams
Zanesville
C. E. Whippy
Canton
Columbia Iron and Wire Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Fl. Bell
Ohana
Calvary
Courthouse News
Flora Trenner
Isaiah Trenner
Adda M. Hartley
Marie Hartley
L. H. Peters
Cordelia Collins
Mamie Lykes
James A. Lykes
Geo. B. Clark
W. H. Booth
Cosgrove & Broom
Alex. Blair
Ella Carter
Mathews
Vietta Clark
CO. E. Lott
Millwood
Alice Ryan
J. B. Hartley
Quaker City
Asher Williams
Frank B. Eynon
Gaston
Mamie E. Sykes
Edward F. Brush
Boston Chambers
C. &. Shepare
Fair Ground
Hud
Reuben Lewis
Philip Lewis
R. T. Scott
Guardian Ad Litem
Order of Sale
Common Pleas Court
J. G. Neilley
Cynthia Aborn
Herbert O. Barber
Neilley
Thompson
Crow
Mary Chambers
J. A. Crow
Madeine Yarnell
Wm. Yarnell
Well
Haynes
Death
Mrs. Acheson
Anti-Saloon League
Labor and Trades Assembly
C.N. Hassler
James Hartup
Fr. C. Andrews
Colonial Flats
Dr. Hamilton
Skinner
Bellaire
Shea
Ayer
Ty Aade & J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Sarsaparilla
Chyersie
California
Dr. Shoop Laboratories
Laxets Neilley & CO
Pennsylvania
Jomstown
Lapacito
Norfolk
T.C. Clark
West Virginia Exposition
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
A. Reymann
Geo. Hook
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