County Road Petition in Guernsey County Ohio 1907
Principal petitioner S. C. Groves announces a road layout plan to the Guernsey County Commissioners for a new county road. The route runs from a stake near Chapman's Run toward Dogtown Byesville, crossing private lands including Shriver Hawes Lake Call Deeren Groves and ending on the Blue Bell Campbell road. Filed July 30 1907 Aug 4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Guernsey County
Ohio
Chapman’s Run
Dogtown
Byesville
Thomas Shriver
Shriver
C. G. Hawes
Hawes
John Lake
A. C. Lake
A. C Lake
Cory Call
Henry Lake
Catherine Collins
A. G
Maggie Deeren
S. C. Groves
Blue Bell
Cambridge
Notice of county road petition in Guernsey County Ohio
Petition to the Guernsey County Commissioners to establish a county road, to be reviewed at the September session 1907. The route runs from Center township along the Klondyke to Washington road, via Noble, Thompson, and Wil Thompson lands, ending near the King’s mines to Byesville road. Dated July 24, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
Fees
Center Township
Said County
Klondyke Mines
Washington
J. H. Noble
Daniel
Guernsey County Seeks Road Along Clark Lands in Knox Twp
The 1907 petition before Guernsey County commissioners requests establishing a county road along a line starting at stake A on the state highway across C Clark property in the southeast quarter of section 14 Knox township. It runs northwest 60 rods to stake B then 70 rods west to stake OC, with another leg from stake B east 235 rods to the Coshocton road. Preston Addy, Cambridge R D 5, is principal petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
C. Clark
Knox Township
Ohio
C. C. Clark
Coshocton Road
Preston Addy
Prin
Cambridge
R. D
Guernsey County Teachers Examinations Dates and Rules
TeachersExaminations will be held the first Saturday of each month with Boxwell examinations on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May for Boxwell commencement. Meetings will be in Cambridge Ohio beginning at 5 30 A M. Content covers certificates with class by years and experience, and outlines renewal rules and regulations for elementary and high school certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
Cambridge
Ohio
Greateir
Cou
Tion
Cumberland
Oith
Local notices from Sugar Tree and nearby communities
Sugar Tree A L Banker left for Newcomerstown on important business. Wm Tedrick sold Milnerville store to George Stopher and Craig Branniger. George Lanning, longtime sick, grows weaker. Miss Belle McCullough visiting Cambridge and Byesville. Rev William Aiken of Roneys Point W Va visits Odell area. J F Gillespie ill with heart trouble. Lloyd Aiken from Cambridge visiting uncle D 3 Gibson. Mrs T H Bisher visit in Cambridge under doctor care. Byesville residents outing at Hosick's Cave last Sabbath. Harry Bisher and Edith visiting aunt Miss Alice Ak Columbus at W H Stiles Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Banker
Newcomerstown
Wm. Tedrick
Milnervlle
George Stopher
Craig Branniger
Belle McCullough
Cambridge
Byesville
Wm. Aiken
Roney’s Point
W. Va
Odelles
U. P. Church
T. H. Bisher
W. H. Stiles
Pleasant Valley
Susan Stiles
Harry Bisher
Edith
Alice Ak
Columbus
Pleasant City Visits and Family Trips
Pleasant City notes list Mrs. M. L. Kaeckley and daughter Oda visiting friends in Bethesda. Miss Berg and Gail Fishel visit their uncle Petty Fishel in Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Hazel Wheeler returns home after a visit with grandparents in Ava. Roy and Wilford Kackley come home from Wittenburg College Springfield Ohio for a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Kaeckley
Oda
Bethesda
Berg
Gail Fishel
Petty Fishel
Cleveland
Ohio
Hazel Wheeler
Ava
Messrs
Roy and
Wilford Kackley
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Local Social News and Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs John Deeren visited brother Thomas here over Sunday. The Misses Lara Dudley Hannah and Audrey Franklin are home from college at New Concord. The M E Sunday School will hold their annual picnic at Crow s Grove Saturday August 17. Mr and Mrs Lewis of Opperman spent Sunday with friends. Mrs Lou Flanigan and Asthella Finley were Cambridge callers. John J A Secrest visited his aunt Mrs Rebecca Blackstone of Claysville over Sunday. H B Doudua and family will leave for Boulder Colorado to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deeren
Brother Thomas
Sundny
Lara Dudley
Hannah and
Audrey Franklin
New Concord
M. E. Sunday School
Crow’s Grove
Lewis
Opperman
Lou Flanigan
Asthella Finley
Cambridge
John J. A. Secrest
Rebecca Blackstone
Claysville
H. B. Doudua
Boulder
Colorado
Patented Cures in Advertisements for Dyspepsia and Pain
An advertising page touts Burdock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia and Doan's Ointment for troublesome hemorrhoids. It claims Doan's Regulats ease constipation and sells at 25 cents per box. Also promotes diamond dust for complexion and Dr Thomas' Elec tive Pain Cant as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Cuticura Remedies Claimed Unexcelled for Skin Diseases
A U.S. Army Corps message from Rock Island Arsenal in 1906 documents a soldier’s account of using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent to cure long standing skin and scalp humors. The letter extols the remedies as unmatched and notes permanent relief after two complete sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Is
Arsenal
Cuticura Remedies Promised as Skin Cure for Babies
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as a complete treatment for infant skin conditions and other humor ailments. It claims instant relief and sleep, purity under the U S Food and Drugs Act, and emphasizes availability from birth with prices for each product and a free Cuticura Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Mass
Secrest Reunion At the old Hartford-Senecaville road homestead
A reunion of Secrest families and relatives occurred on August 11 at the Secrest homestead. Nearly fifty guests enjoyed greetings, memories, and a noon feast on the lawn. Out-of-town attendees included Charles Secrest and family of Colorado, B C Secrest and daughter Stella of Circleville, and Donald Secrest of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Senecaville
Charles Secrest
Colorado
B. C. Secrest
Stella
Circleville
Donald Secrest
Zanesville
Cambridge Route News Cloaks Local Return Dates and Visits
Cambridge R D 8 reports Charles Stewart returning from Wooster Normal on Aug 9. Miss Alice and aunt Mrs Edwards host near Eyesville for weekend. George Brazier comes home from New Concord Normal on Aug 8. Mary Miller of Cambridge visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Masters. Carrie Ambler visits friends on route four. Charles Dutro of Marietta stays with George Blazier on the route for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Wooster
Ohio
George Brazier
New Concord
Cambridge
Mary Miller
George Masters
Carrie Ambler
Charles Dutro
Marietta
George Blazier
Local Notes From Cambridge District
Miss Edna Smith of East Cambridge spent Sunday with Miss Vera Satchet. Hiram Harding was badly injured last week from a fall and is not much better. I. J. Watson returned to the sick list for a few days. Haying is nearly finished in the area. Homer Harding sold a work horse to Cambridge parties last week. Wils creek shows acid coloring from town mills killing fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
East Cambridge
Vera Satchet
Hiram Harding
Cambridge
Homer Harding
Wils Creek
Local Notes From Salesville and Surrounding Areas
Reports from Salesville R D 1 and nearby communities mention visits and family connections. Miss Carrie Vermillion hosted by friends. Mrs. George Alvaugh and Mrs. Thomas Ables tied by family links. visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Stockdale in Cambridge. Norma Mercer’s return from hosting Edna Enos. O B Dugan recovering from fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stockdale
Cambridge
H. M. Pulley
Norma Mercer
Edna Enos
O. B. Dugan
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Women's Aches
A testimonial from Mrs E Scott of 1024 Gaston Ave praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney related back pain headaches and dizziness. The ad claims eight years of permanent relief and mentions Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Scott
Gaston Ave
Duan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Local notices and product ads feature community updates
Arthur Carter of Wooster University visits his parents on route. Roscoe Robinson returns from Muskingum college. Barnesville property purchase signals future home. Charles Law builds a new house on the pike. Etta and Teddy Robinson visit Caldwell grandparents. Road tax dispute and rural road conditions prompt farmers. Veterinary specifics advertise cure ranges for horses to poultry with Humphreys Medicine Co. offers and pricing at New York streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carter
Wooster University
Roscoe Robinson
Muskingum College
J. B. Giffee
Fairview
Barnesville
Charles Law
Pike
Etta
Teddy Robinson
Caldwell
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Sunday Social Notes From Local Families
Sligo Miss Jane Dugan of New Philadelphia spent Sunday with Odell Rippey and family. Odessa Combs of Akron visits relatives here. Rev. E. M. Scott of Amanda Ohio vacations with N. M. Dryden and wife. There will be a Chestnut Hill Sunday School picnic on Saturday August 31 1907. Mrs Ella Young died August 7 1907 at her brother John Wayble’s home of consumption. Funeral by Copeland. Interment at Antrim. Henry Bean and family of Tippecanoe are staying with parents Harvey Bean and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dugan
New Philadelhia
Odell Ripey
Odessa Combs
Akron
E. M. Scott
Amanda
N. M. Dryden
Chestnut Hill
Ella Young
John Wayble
A Copeland
Antrim
Bodkins Return From Zanesville Visit
Mr and Mrs N T Bodkins have returned from a visit with friends in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Bodkins
Zanesville
Local Folks Tied by Illness and Travel Notes
Salesville and nearby areas report typhoid afflicting the Rodolphin St Clair family. Generous harvest activity fills the farms while residents navigate visits with relatives in Cambridge and Dennison Ohio. A wedding trip returns. Grandstaffs come home. Bates sustains a sprained arm. Minto returns from Atlantic City seeking health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodolphin St. Clair
B. Brill
Rodney Bates
Cambridge
Charles Grandstaff
Robert Bates
George Minto
Atlantic City
Divorce petition filed in Guernsey County Court
Madeline Yarnell files against William Yarnell in the Court of Common Pleas alleging drunkenness and extreme cruelty and seeking a divorce. He must answer by September 28, 1907, or judgment may be taken. Attorney: Atty. O. V. Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yarnell
Madeline Yarnell
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
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Scott
George Lanning
J. F. Gillespie
Lloyd Aiken
D. 3
Gibson
Hosick’s Cave
James Lanning
Cooper
Dudley
Frank Keets
Pleasant City
America
Thomas
A. W
T. B. Roberts
Marshall St
Syracuse
N. Y
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Chase
Berman & Wilson Central Bank
John
Robinson
Creat John Gho Robinson S
French
U. S. Cavalry
Far West
Mr. James Dutton and Company
Minerva Sisters
Arenic
The
Grand Musical Ballet
Banda Roma
Antonia Olivero
U. S. Ordinance Corps
Secrest Reunion
Cambridge R. D
Alice [Andmwan
Mrs. Edwards
Eyesville
I. J. Watson
Salesville R. D. 1
Myrtie Stage
Louie Caskey
Quaker City, R. D. No. 2
Carrie Vermillion
George Alvaugh
Thomas Ables
Batistes
Quaker City R. D
Humphreys
Millworth
B. Ins
L . BB
Srering
Lamences
Distemper
D.D
H.W
Thers
Kidney
J. K
Sligo
Henry Bean
Tippecanoe
Harvey Bean
Salesville
Oden
Austin
John Little
O. L. Bendum
Dennison
W. C. Rose
Ansel McPeek
William Little
Roane County
West Virginia
Dernard Williams
O. V. Wells
Atty
Thurs
Weist
France Medical Institute
Percen
di F
Bright
Interurban Union Station
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