Washington Area Social Roundup From Zanesville to Cambridge
Washington residents visited relatives in Zanesville and Londonderry township while Miss Mary A Mahaffey headed to Columbus for the State Fair. The piece notes gatherings at Saltfork and Mt Clemens health visits, plus a saw mill accident near Griffith farm and banking staff rotations in Washington with Ed Milligan away in Pittsburg and Cadiz.
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Cambridge
Rizza Shipley
Londonderry Township
Mary A. Mahaffey
Columbus
Death Summaries Mrs. Bourness After Typhoid Illness
Mrs. Emily Bourness of Lancaster died at her mother Mrs. Florida Richards home 401 Foster Avenue after a two week typhoid struggle. She was about 28, married nine years, left behind a husband and two daughters. Funeral at St Benedict's Church Wednesday at 9, Rev Father Wagner officiating, burial in Northwood Cemetery.
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Emily Bourness
Lancaster
Florida Richards
Foster Avenue
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Father Wagner
Northwood Cemetery
Cambridge Hosts Byesville In Opening Home Game
Cambridge faces Byesville Saturday afternoon at home in the first Cambridge Chautauqua game. Dutch Walters starts the locals at 2300 hours, with a postponed schedule triggering a doubleheader Monday at Electric Park against Dennison, featuring Dagenhart and Walters in the mound roles and umpire Smith from Dennison.
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Cambridge Chautauqua
Walters
Electric Park
Dennison Lads
Dagenhart
Smith
Dennison
Daisy Outland hosts birthday party in Eyesville
Miss Daisy Outland was surprised by about thirty friends on 6th Street Monday evening August 26. The party featured games music and refreshments and a locket and chain gift from her Sunday School class presented by Rev. W H Wilson. Several out of town guests attended and well wishes were offered for future birthdays.
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Daisy Outland
6Th Street
W. H. Wilson
Eva Rainey
Blanche Feaster
Mary Hugh
Zanesville
Roy White
Cambridge
Daisy
T. M. Davis
Mary Mathews
Massillon
Clyde Almond
Bird
Wadsworth
John M. Amos to Attend National Irrigation Congress in California
John M. Amos will depart this evening for Chicago to join Ohio delegates attending the National Irrigation Congress in Sacramento from September 2 to 7. After the congress and irrigation exhibit, he plans to visit friends in California and other states before returning home, staying a month or longer.
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John M. Amos
Chicago
Ohio
Sacramento
Cali
Mr. Amos
California
Pollock Death Questioned as Possible Foul Play
The body of John Pollock, 19, found in a Kimbolton creek near a swollen spring, prompts coroner W B Yeo to report no drowning signs or poisons. Blood flow from the mouth and ears triggers further inquiry, with a full inquest planned for later this week.
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John Pollock
Kimbolton
W. B. Yeo
Yeo
Cowden
North Salem
Howard Dawson
My Pitehan
Wm. Pollock
Charles Jones
Salem
Harry Mathews
Bob Warden
Pollock
Squire Jones
Dawson
B. D. Baumgardner
Lore City
W. A. Whitcraft
Cambridge
George H Bell Dead Aged 78 In Cambridge
George H Bell died at his Beatty avenue home after five months illness from stomach cancer. Born 1836 in Liberty township he was a longtime farmer and a member of the First United Presbyterian church. Survived by twelve children in various states. funeral at 75 West Beatty avenue Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Cambridge G A R Post in attendance.
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George H. Bell
Beatty Avenue
Liberty Township
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Co. E
Bell
First United Presbyterian Church
James
Iowa
Hamilton
Noble
Oklahoma
Ubrichsville
Robert
Hickory
John
Oscar
George
This City
Jennie Hamilton
Della Heller
Wichita
Kansas
Maude Adams
Libery Township
Margaret McKahan
Kapasztas Bound Over to Grand Jury
Joe Kapasztas of Senecaville, shot in a running fight with Marshal Wara, has been in Dr Keenan's hospital with a left leg wound. He appeared before Justice R W Lindsey on assault with intent to kill, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury in $400.
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Joe Kapasztas
Senecaville
Marshal Wara
Cambridge Visitor Miss Mary Orme
Miss Mary Orme of Cambridge visits Mrs. C Culbertson on Putnam Avenue in Zanesville.
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Mary Orme
Cambridge
Mrs. C. Culbertson
Putnam Avenue
Zanesville Vourier
Peruna Credited With Curing Catarrh and Digestion
R R Y Leckie of Keno Mississippi writes that Peruna cured his catarrh and improved digestion. He claims digestion strengthens nerves and blood, enabling clear thinking and vigorous work, and asserts Peruna restores stomach function and mucous membranes.
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R. R. Y. Leckie
Keno
Miss
Local Horses Lead Zanesville Races This Week
Muskingum county Fair board announces racing programs for the week. Cambridge residents plan trips to Zanesville to watch local horses, including Kittie J owned by J. H. Warne in the 2:24 trot for 300 dollars and the 2:20 trot for 300 dollars, plus Dr. Walker in the 2:20 and 2:25 pace with purses 300 and 250 dollars.
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Muskingum County
Three Columbus Ladies Visit Fairview for Pennyroyal Reunion
Mrs. Mary Orr of Columbus Mrs. Martha Slunt of Hyatt avenue and Mrs. R. H. Clark of Tenth street left Tuesday for Fairview to visit friends for a few days and attend the Pennyroyal reunion.
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Mary Orr
Columbus
Martha Slunt
Hyatt Avenue
R. H. Clark
Tenth Street
Fairview
Central National Bank of Ohio Report August 22 1907
Report of the condition of Central National Bank in Ohio at close of business August 22 1907. Lists resources including loans, discounts, bonds, deposits, cash items, real estate, and reserve balances. Liabilities show total capital, deposits, notes outstanding, and reserves. Signed by cashier W. S. McCartney and notary Chas. S. Sheppard.
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Ohio
Pak
United States
Wnggbs Sc
Sevretecndiresce
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