Road Notice for Guernsey County Petition to lay out a county road
The un ited as principal petitioners publish a request to the Guernsey County Commissioners to lay out a county road along a described route from Dogtown to Blue Bell to Cambridge. Stake markers A through K show the path crossing Shriver Hawes Lake Call Groves and Deeren lands. S. C. Groves is principal petitioner. filed July 30 1907. dated August 8 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Board of County Commissioners
Guernsey County
Ohio
Chapman’s Run
Dogtown
Byesville
Thomas Shriver
Shriver
C. G. Hawes
Hawes
John Lake
A. C. Lake
Cory Call
Henry Lake
Catherine Collins
A. G
Maggie Deeren
Standards for Certificates and renewal rules outlined
The document lists standards for various certificate classes with year ranges and averages, exam requirements for elementary and high school certificates, and renewal conditions for two year certificates. It names officials H. L. Cash, Worthy Dyson, and W. C. Moore in Byesville Kimbolton and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cash
Byesville
Worthy Dyson Kimbolton
W. C. Moore
Washington
Divorce Petition in Guernsey County Case No 8650
William Yarnell is named in a Guernsey county common pleas filing by Made line Yarnell seeking divorce on grounds of drunkenness for over three years and extreme cruelty. He must answer by September 28, 1907, or judgment may be taken against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yarnell
Madeline Yarnell
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cirrus of Cambridge visits and local residents travel notes
The column lists residents and visitors from this place who attended events in Cambridge last Friday and last Saturday. Names include John A. Crow Ira Baumgardner Thomas Morris Joni Wallace Mrs Geo Wilson Miss Nola Frame Earl Gunn Lafayette Miller Mrs Belle Ledlie Helen Rose Gibson Henry Me er and D L Graham with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
Joni Wallace
Cambridge
Nerve Pills Said to Restore Heart and Nerves
Mrs. James B. Blackburn of Xenia Ohio reports Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills steadied her nerves eased sleeplessness indigestion and heart trouble and left her vigorous again She recommends the remedy as a splendid nerve and general tonic priced 65 cents a box sold by Brenan Wilson Cambridge and other dealers for Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Blackburn
Xenia
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N Y
T. B. Roberta
Marshall
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo, N
Humphreys Medicine Ad Promises Wide Range of Cures
An early 20th century advertisement from Humphreys Medicine Co claims remedies for sore throat quinsy epizootic worms grubs bellyache wind blown diarrhea dysentery and miscarriage prevention. It lists a book and ten specifics priced at one dollar and notes availability at druggists or by mail from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Cor
William
John Staeets
New York
Canal Dover Visitors Headed to Camaguee and Indiana
Canal Dover residents visiting here departed for Camaguee last Friday for a brief stay. L. J. Vansickle and family also left last Friday to visit friends in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Dover
Camguee
L. J. Vansickle
Indiana
North Salem Notes on Local Homes and People
Mrs. Mattie Wyley relocated from Mt. Perry after selling her Perry county farm and items were moved to A. P. Adams. Mrs. J. P. Carnes went to Canal Fulton for her daughter Mrs. John Dugan’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Duffey of Altmont Missouri visited local friends. Alex Milligan’s young colt injured a fore leg Saturday night. Henry Colvin stayed with Cambridge friends from Friday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Wyley
Mt. Perry
A. P. Adams
Wyley
Perry County
J. P. Carnes
Canal Fulton
John Dugan
Milton Duffey
Altmont, Mo
Alex Milligan
Henry Colvin
Cambridge
Dean's Ointment and Regulators Advert in a 19th Century Page
An old advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Ointment claiming health benefits and permanent cures for itching piles and constipation. It cites Hon John E Garrett as a testimonial and notes Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil for emergencies. Prices are given in cents and druggist endorsements are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
John E, Garrett
Girard
Ala
Local Notes From North Salem Area
Sugar Tree born to Milton Booths. Lizzie Lawrence visits then returns to New Concord. Rev John Neel and Craig Neel visit relatives in Milnersville area. Miss Alice Stiles of Columbus nurses nephew Harry Bisher ill with typhoid malaria. James Bell in Antrim adjusts Isaac H Lanning’s house loss. A L Beal family to Ohio then Monmouth and Iowa to visit relatives, card from home notes grandson arrival. Rev J A Cosby family from Tarentum Pa visit North Salem. Wm Howell and wife visit relatives. Rev Dickie of Kimbolton resigns as Kimbolton North Salem pastor. Miss Manda Branniger holds music party with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stiles
Columbus
T. H. Bisher
Harry Bisher
James Bell
Antrim
Isaac H. Lanning
A. L. Beal
Clyde
O2 Bell
Kirkersville
Ohio
Waldo Beal
Wm. Howell
Dickie
Kimbolton
Muskingum Presbytery
North Salem
Manda Branniger
Irish Ridge
Uhen
Local Notes From Middlebourne and Vicinity
Miss Inez Rogers travels to Oregon to visit her brother. Local residents attended the Cambridge Institute last week and the Quaker City street fair, though rain dampened expectations. Hays and Vance plan a trip to Iowa the Dakotas and possibly Mexico. Florence of Antrim visits Ora Hays, while Jackson Boyles visits West Virginia. R T Lake resigns to seek a position in Holloway schools. Bessie Stewart of Cambridge visits Bert and Amy Parilet. Institute staff Houck and Mills praised for their week’s offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. O. Hays
John J. Vance
Iowa
Dakotas
Mexico
Messrs. Hays
Vance
Guernsey
Miss Florence
Antrim
Ora Hays
R. T. Lake
Holloway
Bessie Stewart
Cambridge
Bert
Amy Parilet
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
Salesville R D 1 Miss Jessie Ables visits cousin Miss Clara Ables in Quaker City. Mr and Mrs G D Tetirick and daughter Nellie spend weekend with brother Sam Johnson in Quaker City and attend street fair. Edna Enos with Florence Shear visit Winterset friends Saturday and Sunday. Ida J English returns from four weeks with brothers in New Philadelphia. Kate Boyd visiting sister Sadie Tethrick in Pleasant City. Leanna Pulley with parents Aggam and Mrs Pulley last week. Enos sells calf to Carl Brown. Rev Cunningham resigns pastorates at Brushy Forks and Salt Fork churches. John Pulley heads to Cleveland. Reynolds family from West Virginia visit daughter W W Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Tetirick
Nellie
Sam Johnson
Quaker City
Edna Enos
Florence Shear
Ida J.english
Ve Brother
New Philadelphia
Cunningham
Milnersville
Brushy Forks
Salt Fork
John Pulley
Cleveland
Reynolds
West Virginia
W. W. Winters
Clay Pike Weds Harry Scott and Ora Secrest at home
Clay Pike and Ora Secrest married Sunday at 3 o clock in the bride’s parents home near Ireland. They receive best wishes from many friends as the ceremony closes a day of celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scott
Ora Secrest
Ireland
Ice Cream Social at Cambridge Methodists Center Center
Cambridge R D 8 reports an ice cream social at Center Methodist church on Friday Aug 30 inviting all. Miss Carrie Stage visited Byesville friends. I J Gadd of Byesville stayed with his ailing father John Gadd. Miss Alice Stage visits grandmother Mrs Wilson of Craig. Mr and Mrs Wm McMurray of Martins Ferry were guests of…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Center Friece
Alice Stage
Mrs. Wilson
Craig
Skin cure story praises Cuticura remedy in Paris note
A Paris physician advised Cuticura for a skin irritation from motor ing and charged 100 francs. The advised treatment led to a perfect cure, vouched for by Lewis Gower of New York with a December 16, 1906 date. French doctors and Hospital Saint Louis have long endorsed Cuticura for skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Lewis Gower
Broadway
New York
Saint Louis
Cuticura Praised by Father of Ten for Child Skin Care
A Chicago father of ten recounts using Cuticura remedies to treat his children's skin and scalp troubles in England and America. He notes minimal doctors’ fees and highlights the product line including Cuticura Ointment and Peroxide solution, with mentions of related literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
England
America
George W. Rugby
N. Clark St
Chicago
Infante
Abe
Aquile
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Cambridge Man Backed by Testimony
Cambridge resident Paul Sherrard describes severe backache attacks and relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes the medicine calms back pain, seems to tune up the whole system, and that other family members also saw good results. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Cambridge
Paul Sherrard
Wheeling Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
United States
Doan
Local Residents Noted In Social Roundup
Miss Carrie Ambler spent last Thursday with Mrs. John Davis of route 4 and Miss Carrie Amber joined Mrs. John Davis. Roy Stage, working in Byesville, was home Sunday. Mrs. E J Bonnell of Cambridge visited her daughter Mrs. John Landman last week. Mr and Mrs Wm Petit of Hartford visited the former’s sister Mrs. Wm Vance. Mr and Mrs Geo Masters left Thursday for a visit with friends in Columbus. Misses Anna Stiles Mary Barton and Ola Landman attended the one institute at Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ambler
Carrie Amber
John Davis
Route 4
Roy Stage
Byesville
E. J. Bonnell
Cambridge
John Landman
Wm. Petit
Hartford
Wm. Vance
Geo. Masters
Columbus
Anna Stiles
Mary Barton
Ola Landman
One Institute
Local Family Visits and Social Roundup in Cambridge
Birds Run F A Forney and family spent Sunday with Mrs J E Johnson. Blanche Dull visited sister Mrs Daugherty in Cambridge. Mrs James Ingram of Coshocton visits friends at this place. Maggie Moninger and daughter Sopha with Miss Effie Lacey spent Sunday here. Several attended the Cambridge show Friday. Mrs E C Cooley and children of Newcomerstown, Mrs Kate Elly of Indiana, and Belle Fenton of Newcomerstown visited Mr and Mrs J M Forney Sunday. L D Carruthers and wife spent Sunday at Newcomerstown. Mrs Charlotte Evans visits her son Will in Cambridge. Fran Ingram and wife were guests of Albert Keets and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Dull
Mrs. Daugherty
Cambridge
James Ingram
Coshocton
Maggie Moninger
Sopha
Effie Lacey
E. C. Cooley
Newcomerstown
Kate Elly
Indiana
Belle Fenton
J. M. Forney
L. D. Carruthers
Charlotte Evans
Will
Visitors and Relatives Gather in Salesville Area
Salesville residents and relatives arrive for short visits and family time. Bates of Dennison joins his wife and son, Mrs Shamhart of Indiana visits relatives, Lowery family from Monroeville stay part of the week, and Miss Foraker of Cambridge is with her parents. A quarterly service was held at Miller's church. Mrs Brill travels to Cambridge to visit daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bates
Dennison
Wm. Shamhart
Indiana
J. W. Lowery
Monroeville
Quaker City News Notes Threshing Season and Ties to Moon Claim
The threshing season ends with a short wheat and oats crop. Mrs Anna Slaser of Pittsburg visits relatives near Fairview. Roscoe Robinson reports a Teachers Institute in Bethesda with a startling professor remark about the moon leaving the earth. C E Berry family left for Tyrone Pa. A large crowd attended the Quaker City street fair but rain nearly spoiled the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Robinson
Teachers’ Institute
Bethesda
Mt. Union College
Quaker City
Visit and funeral travel notes
Miss Lida Padgitt of East Beatty avenue visits relatives in Washington. Mrs. T C McDowell of Foster avenue went to Newcomerstown Saturday to attend Mrs. Will Bramhall’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Padgitt
East Beatty Avenue
Washington
T. C. McDowell
Foster Avenue
Newcomerstown
Will Bramhall
Milner property sale under probate order in Cambridge
Under a Guernsey county probate order, the Hannah Milner estate will auction a specific North half of lot 44 in Lofland's second addition Cambridge on September 21 1907 at 1 pm. The Milner property on Gomber street between Second and Third is appraised at 450 dollars with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
Court House
City of
Cambridge
County of
Guernsey
Lofland
W. B. Barnett
Michael Siegfried
Gomber Street
Second
Third Streets
Milner
A. R. McCulloch
Hannah Milner
Inheritance Petition Filed in Guernsey County Court
Alma Trading filed a petition in the Guernsey County Court of Common Pleas at Cambridge on August 19 1907 involving John K Thompson of Ford Oklahoma and Elizabeth St Clair a minor heir of Rosalind St Clair with unknown residence declared fictitious the child’s residence said to be in California and action proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Thompson
Ford
Oklahoma
Elizabeth St. Clair
Rosalind St. Clair
Elizabeth
California
Alma
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge
Partition suit over Catherine Thompson estate in Richland
Against Abraham Thompson and others, heirs of Catherine Thompson and James Depew, a partition suit is filed for the west half of the southeast quarter of section 23, township 1, range 1 in Richland township. Defendants must plead by October 12, 1907 or judgment may be entered. Aumeda Harding, by Rosemond & Bell, Attorneys, Aug. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Thompson
John K. Thompson
Elizabeth St. Clair
Catherine Thompson
James Depew
Depew
Richland Township
Aumeda Harding
Rosemond & Bell, Hey Attorneys
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Ohio Estate
The undersigned Margaret C. Dunlop is appointed Administratrix of the estate of Pietro Pertolis, deceased, late of Guernsey County, Ohio. All debts should be paid promptly, and claims, duly authenticated, presented to the administratrix for allowance. Atty. A. R. McCulloch. August 3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro Pertolis
Guernsey County
Ohio
Margaret ¢. Dunlop
Pierre Pertoldi
A. R. McCulloch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott
Senecaville
Boxwell-Patterson
xwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
O. V. Wells, Atty
Pennsylvania Lines
Jamstown
Exoullion
Norfolk
T.c.clark
John A. Crow
Ira Baumgardner
Geo. Wilson
Nola Frame
Earl Gunn
Mrs. Wm. Dawson
Bis
Lafayette Miller
Belle Ledlie
Helen
Rose Gibson
Gibson
Smith
Henry Meer
D. L. Graham
Brenan & Wilson
Central Bank Ride Cambridge
A.L
Lamenen
Inarin
Arene
Coe
Langs
Pasersry
Branson
Dr. Thomas
Milton Booth
Lizzie Lawrence
John Neel
Baltimore
Craig Neel
J. A. Cosby
Tarentum, Pa
John Cosby
Middlebourne
Inez Rogers
Oregon
Messrs
G. N. Hays
Ad Elmer Arnold
Institute
J. J. Brunny
V. C. Coleman
John Vance
J. W. Long
F. Hays
Jackson Boyles
Houck
Mills
Berman & Wilson Central Bank
Salesville R. D. 1
Jessie Ables
Route 2
Clara Ables
Thomas Lepage
Mrs
Sadie Tethrick
Association
Kate Boyd
Pleasant City
Leanna Pulley
Mrs. Aggam Pulley
C. Enos
Carl Brown
Clay Pike
John Fisher
Orin Walters
Cumberland
Chas. Shimp
Floyd
John R. Secrest
Jesse Secrest
Kansas
J. L. Rackley
Derwent
Chas
Grover Woodford
Illinoi
Cambridge R. D
Carrie Stage
I. J. Gadd
John Gadd
F. A. Forney
Fran Ingram
Albert Keets
Sunny
Salesville
Miller’s
Sienn Lent
Bert Runyans
Mary2 Foraker
Quaker City R. D
Anna Slaser
Pittsburg
Fairview
Bolen
Near Ere
C. E. Berry
Tyrone
Dimites and Lawns
Batistes
Chas. H. Jones
Third Street Foundry
Zanesville, Ohio
Burnside
Erlwin W. Bell
Anna Maude Chambers
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