Candidate fees rise in Guernsey county race
Guernsey county Republicans increased candidate assessment at a recent executive committee meeting. Re election probate judge H W Luccock pays 200, congressman James Joyce 150, representative J B Collison 150, prosecuting attorney Charles Sheppard 150, Sheriff Moore 150, county auditor W L Deselm 150, three commissioners 50 each, infirmary directors 25 each, and recorder Chas S Stockdale 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurnsey County
Guernsey County
Executive Committee
H. W. Luccock
James Joyce
J. B. Collison
Charles Sheppard
Sheriff Moore
W. LD. Deselm
Press critiques mob rule across the Mason Dixon line
The North is accused of moralizing mob violence in the South and a call to imagine being in the South's position. The South defends itself by asserting that harsher, mob actions would occur if placed in their shoes without justifying extra-legal violence.
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Mason and Dixie Line
Turner Visits Cambridge Eagles Camp Near Tyner Today
H. H. Turner visited the Cambridge Eagles' camp near Tyner today, meeting players and observing drills as part of a scouting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Turner
Cambridge Eagles
Tyner
Niagara Falls hosts National Florists meet this week
Mr and Mrs I A Oldham attend the National Florist Association session at Niagara Falls this week as the gathering continues. The article notes their presence among attendees at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Oldham
Niagara Falls
National Florist Association
Reverend Green Attends Ohio Baptist Association Meeting
Rev. J. R. Green pastor of Macedonia Baptist church departed this morning for Chillicothe to participate in the Ohio Baptist Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Green
Macedonia Baptist Church
Chillicothe
Ohio Baptist Association
Sabbath School Meeting at Salt Fork School House
The Sabbath School at the Salt Fork school house will meet next Sabbath morning at 10 o clock sun time and at 11 o clock preaching by Rev. J T Campbell. All are invited to attend.
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Salt Fork
J. T. Campbell
Local Visit Ends With Home Return in Mt Pleas ant
Miss Ella Harbourt of Mt Pleas ant visited Miss Alice Upton of Woodlawn avenue and returned home yesterday. She was accompanied by William Upton who will spend a week there.
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Ella Harbourt
Mt. Pleasant
Alice Upton
Woodlawn Avenue
William Upton
Man Denies Arrested Namesake In Local Mixup
Edward Boyd of East Beatty and Highland avenues says he is not the Edward Boyd arrested Sunday morning. He identifies another man with the same name as the suspect.
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Edward Boyd
East Beatty
Highland Avenues
Cambridge resident to be accompanied home this evening
G. W. Clark of Cambridge R. D. No. 10 was in the city today and will be accompanied home this evening by his wife who has been visiting relatives and friends here for the past few days.
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G. W. Clark
Cambridge
R. D. No
City
Merchants to Close Early for Cambridge-Eyesville Races
The following business houses will close their places of business on the afternoon of August 27 due to the Cambridge-Eyesville Driving Park races. Potter Bros., Davis Dry Goods Co., Branthoover Johnston Co., Long Bros., W I Botkins, W A DeHart Co., Siegfried Sawyer, R H Dilley, Rogers Deeren, E G Sites, James H Atkins, Lloyd McVey, Ed Levenman, R B Henderson, W S Hilsworth, Roy Stevenson, W M Stiles, Fred Raymond, Leeper, The Hub Clothing Co., J W Ray, Hood Bros., Cambridge City Bakery, Chas Mapel, S A Craig, C H Sipe, W Price, Thede Stevenson, Thos Williams, O A Simcox, H M Trenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge-Eyesville
Potter Bros
Davis Dry Goods Co
Branthoover,Johnston Co
Long Bros
W. I. Botkins
W. A. DeHart & Co
Siegfried & Sawyer
R. H. Dilley
Rogers &Deeren
E. G. Sites
James H. Atkins
Lloyd & McVey
Ed. Levenman
R. B. Henderson
W. S. Hilsworth
Roy Stevenson
W. M. Stiles
Fred Raymond
T. Leeper
the Hub Clothing Co
J. W. Ray
Hood Bros
Cambridge City Bakery
Chas. E. Mapel
A. Craig
C. H. Sipe
W. Price
Thede Stevenson
Thos Williams
O. A
Washington and Senecaville Social News Roundup
Washington residents host and visit friends from Senecaville Beach City Wheeling and Byesville. Local death notices include Homer Wharton in Tulsa and Paul Montony in Columbus. The McKisson property on Main street offered for sale with agent S B Lawrence. Funeral flowers from many friends filled out the service.
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Gertrude Paden
Senecaville
John McDonald
Beach City
J. P. Gibson
R. E B. Lawrence
Wheeling
Washington
Wm. H. Swan
Brumskill
East Main Street
Wm. H. Stewart
Wm. Beymer
Barnesville
James J. Patterson
Montony
Homer Wharton
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Dr. Wharton
H. McKisson
C. A. Moore
W. T. Ramsey
C. KE. Baxter
Cambridge
Wm. McKisson
Evans City
North Salem Social Notes Include Visits and Local Calls
North Salem reports Mrs. W. M. Davis and Lula from White Cottage Muskingum visiting Ira Lloyd while Mrs. Ira Shaw near Seminary school house is very ill. Visitors include Mrs BE Allison of Cumberland and John Manniger's family. Townsfolk attended the Odell picnic, with several brief visits from Dennison and Cambridge friends. An ice cream social at the M. P. church next Saturday evening raises funds for the church and invites all.
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W. M. Davis
Lula
White Cottage
Muskingum County
Ira Lloyd
Ira Shaw
Seminary School
BE. A. Allison
Cumberland
John Manniger
Co. R. Jones
Zanesville
Theodore Smith
Islena
Perry
Will Dull
Dennison
Dull
Guernsey
Jessie Smith
Hazel Wetmore
Cambridge
M. P
H J Martin Severely Ill With Stomach Cancer
Friends in Jefferson township report H J Martin a prominent local farmer is in critical condition due to stomach cancer.
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H. J. Martin
Jefferson Township
Death of Homer I. Wharton in Tulsa at 33
Homer I. Wharton passed away after illness at his Tulsa home at 11 30 p m He was 33 and born near Washington He studied at Muskingum College and OS A Law School He practiced in Cambridge before moving west He was married to Mary Dixon of Benwood W Va and was active in Baptist church and lodge work in Cambridge and Tulsa Burial planned in Wheeling W Va.
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Homer I. Wharton
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Cambridge Friends
Wheeling
W. Va
W. Va.,for Burial. Mr. Wharton
Wharton
Washington
Muskingum College
Cambridge
Mary Dixon
Benwood
Baptist Church
Masonic
K. of P
Local social notes and upcoming ball games in Winterset
Winterset reports visits by Miss Bessie Tuttle Miss Inez Swaim and Miss Gladys Duffy from Cambridge with relatives in town. Frank Berstler ill but improving. Several families share Sunday visits and attendance at a picnic at Odell. Two ball games scheduled at the ball diamond Saturday at 9 30 am and 2 30 pm with ice cream and music tonight. all welcome.
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Lou Richardson
Concord
Bessie Tuttle
Inez Swaim
Kate Boyd
Blooming Grove
Frank Berstler
Here
Odell
Gladys Duffy
Cambridge
Anna Padgitt
Ben Williams
Rocky Fork
T. A. Johnson
Antrim
Stacey Taylor
Middlebourne
J. H. Lindsey
Local Families Welcome Visitors and Travel News
Grand Ridge residents Perry Jones and family returned from a two week visit with West Virginia friends. Clara Clagger and her Canadian daughters stay with 8 S. A. Decker. Ethel Montgomery of Washington DC visits uncle Wm. Montgomery. Decker family visited Londonderry Sunday. Robert Allender of Hendrysburg visits grandparents Wesley Yeo. Ula Bonne and wife visit sister Mrs. Hyde in Tippecanoe Ohio. Belle Pulley and Mrs. Mack Pulley visit Wm. Taylor. Wm. Montgomery and niece Ethel join a Senecaville picnic with Ralph Guyton and Grace Montgomery. Dave Jones of West Virginia visits uncle Perry Jones. Charlie Bond of Freeport surveys threshing on the Ridge.
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Perry Jones
West Virginia
Clara Clagger
Canada
S. A
Ohio
Belle Pulley
Mack Pulley
Blooming Grove
Wm. Taylor
Wm. Montgomery
Ethel
Ralph Guyton
Grace Montgomery
Senecaville
Dave Jones
Charlie Bond
Freeport
Delegates Attend Baptist Association at Center Church
Members from this place attend the Baptist Association at Center Baptist church this week. Delegates include J. C. Wilson Henry Wilson W E Johnson Mrs J H Dull Mrs Fred Daugherty Mr L D Carruthers and family members.
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Baptist Association
Center Baptist Church
J. C. Wilson
Henry Wilson
W. E Johnson
J. H. Dull
Fred Daugherty
L. D. Carruthers
Willis and Nettie Willis Stay in Atlantic City
Willis Wilber Forney and sister Nettie spend this week in Atlantic City. Mrs Mayme Daugherty and son Raymond visit John Daugherty and family in Brady Ohio. W E Johnson and son John travel to Cambridge on business. Miss Bessie Dunnivan dines with Mrs Will Harbold. Mrs J H Dull and Blanche visit J S Cosby at North Salem. Many attend funeral of Mrs Sallie Sawyer in Cambridge. Mrs Al Hammersley and daughters visit near Plainfield. H W Phillips and wife visit J H Dull and wife.
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Willis
Wilber Forney
Nettie
Atlantic City
F. A. Johnson
Noble County
Mayme Daugherty
Raymond
John Daugherty
Brady
J. 8. Cosby
North Salem
Sallie Sawyer
Cambridge
al Hammersley
Sadie
Zula
James Burgess
Plainfield
H. W. Phillips
J. H. Dull
Local residents take visits and attend events across regions
Love City residents Abner Bird and family visit Cambridge with his son Dr. Bird. Louise Lowry and Madge Lowry from the Central office plan a two week Mackinac Island outing. Other locals, including Miss Stella Hamilton Ollie Lowry and Jennie Laughlin, visit relatives. Gov Hanley address draws crowds at Bethesda Chautauqua.
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Abner Bird
Cambridge
Dr. Bird
Louise
Madge Lowry
Mackinac Island
Stella Hamilton
Ollie Lowry
Peter Curran
Helen
John Courtney
Youngstown
D. A. Longstreth
Cannesville
Gov. Hanley
Indiana
Shepherd
Hamilton
Wm. Nace
Quaker City
W. W. Dixon
Ella Gibson
Heber
Granville
Ohio
Cambridge Social News Notes Visitors and Illness
Miss Bessie and Rissa Martin visited Cambridge with Miss Rose Lanning and friends. Mrs. Nancy Beal fell ill but is convalescent. H. J. Martin is now ill again and feared not to improve. Marion McConnell and Laura from near Newark attended the Odell picnic. Minnie and Anna Jones from near Zanesville visited for the week and attended the Grange picnic. W J Gillespie and wife visited Cambridge and the Grange event. Ed Archer of Pleasant City was a county visitor on Aug 15. G M Allender of Mannington joined his wife for a stay before returning home.
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Bessie
Rissa Martin
Cambridge
Rose Lanning
Nancy Beal
H. J. Martin
Marion McConnell
Laura
Newark
Odell
Minnie
Anna Jones
Zanesville
W. J. Gillespie
Grange
Ed. Archer
Pleasant City
G. M. Allender
Mannington
W. Va
Cosby Family Welcomes a Son at Sugar Tree Barn
Mr and Mrs J L Cosby near North Salem announce the birth of a son on August 9. Victoria and Lide McCullough return from an extended visit in Zanesville on August 8.
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Barn
J. L. Cosby
North Salem
Victoria
Lide McCullough
Zanesville
Stand Pat Urged By City as Gas Price Dispute Rises
Ohio Fuel Supply Co and Cambridge Light and Fuel Co push to raise gas prices, sparking street and business debate. City Solicitor B F Enos backs a firm stand by the council, insisting the contracts don’t allow a rate increase and urging judicial review of the companies’ actions. The piece notes public sentiment favors the council’s defense and a court decision on contract terms.
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Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Cambridge Light and Fuel Co
B. F. Enos
Gas rate pledge and local supply in Cambridge questioned
A discussion questions if gas companies will raise rates within a binding contract period and argues against paying to import gas from outside fields. The speaker contends the more gas Cambridge consumes the more revenue for the companies and urges sourcing from other fields if local supply runs short.
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Cambridge
George Barry Purchases Eighteen Horsepower Touring Car
George Barry manager of the Eastern Realty Co buys a handsome touring car from the Orange Mass factory. The vehicle is eighteen horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barry
Eastern Realty Co
Orange
Mass
Grace Moore as Guest of Mr and Mrs Lawrence
Miss Grace Moore of Columbus visits her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lawrence on North Ninth street.
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Grace Moore
Columbus
Mrs. W. W. Lawrence
North Ninth Street
Non taxable bonds for sale in Zanesville Ohio
City and county bonds free of tax yielding from 4 to 4 1/2 percent on the investment. For particulars write or telephone at our expense C. B. Hoskinson, 47 North Fourth Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonials
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio praised by Walding Marion & Marvin wholesale druggists. The cure is taken internally and affects the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price per bottle are mentioned. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Che
Y & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding,man & Marvin
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Wheeling Ave
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Okla
Winterset
Emma Davis
Arlie Bonnell
O. V. Gatrell
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Grand Ridge
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Enos
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