Guernsey County Teachers Examinations Schedule
The notice lists monthly teachers examinations on the first Saturday, Boxwell exams on the third Saturday of April or the second Saturday of May, and Boxwell commencement on the last Saturday of June. All meetings are to be held in Cambridge Ohio starting at 8:30 a.m. Officials include President W G Wolfe of Quaker City and Vice President U S Cash Eyesville, with clerk G E Bell of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Boxwell
Cambridge
Ohio
W. G. Wolfe
Quaker City
Q. Vice Ree Cent
U. S. Cash
Eyeswile
O. Clerk
G. E. Bell
Republican Central Committee
Noble
Tuscarawas
Newcomerstown
Christian Brethren
T. W. Culbertson
Local notices and obituaries from Cambridge area 1905
Pension increases for Henry Wayer to 22.00 monthly. Births, visits, and social notices from Midgebourne, Bellaire, and Taylor residents. Obituaries for John Burris and J. W. Stewart plus court actions, divorces, and a Sunday school picnic near Senecaville. Political filings, street-opening suits, and Baptist Association resolutions in Newcomerstown and Cambridge region.
Every Cabin Was an Altar in Oxford Township Read by Captain Bell
Captain J G Nell writes from Willshorn Ohio on August 14 1907 to Pennyroyaldume friends recalling 26th annual reunion. He praises early settlers of Oxford township for devout religion and schooling by a single reading book and family altars in every cabin. He lauds ministers pilots and soldiers who built community and laments modern times while wishing a pleasant reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willshorn
Ohio
M.D. Redocher
Pennyroyaldume
Oxford Township
Joshua
Tun
Robert Poya
William Typton
David Cross
Kile
Hugh Forsythe
Booker
Thomas Merrell
Peter Cartwright
John Anderson
Congress
Senate
God
Christ
Hail
John Brown
Peonorejaldom
J. G. Nell
SQUIRREL SEASON OPENS IN GUERNSEY COUNTY
A garbled 19th century notice announces September 1 to October 15 squirrel season in Guernsey County. It includes fragmented legal text about hunting and sale restrictions, stating penalties for killing or transporting squirrels out of state and requiring owner permission to hunt on private land. The piece reflects antiquated wording and unclear OCR data but centers on season dates and strict regulatory language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Othin
Persay
Jrst
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices In Comical List
A mangled page lists marriage licenses for Jesse L. Evans and Nellie A. Carson and other names across towns including Pleasant City and Cambridge. It also includes patent medicine ads for Hall’s Catar nns and Laxative Bromo Quinine, with contact notes for dentists and a brief travel note about Mrs. Bertha Oldham and Miss Rebekah Hyatt departing for Denver Cripple Creek and Pike's Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha ¢ Oldham
Rebekah Hyatt
Wea
Interest B35 First Year Time Deposits Message
Time deposits payable at a definite time offer higher interest than demand obligations. Earn this higher rate on savings not needed immediately. All deposits confidential and secured by over seven hundred thousand dollars in assets. Company loans only on good first mortgage security. Financial statement will show reliability.
Hitchin Inter-Urban Deal Hits Snag In Ohio Cities
August 25 1995 report says Widener Elking syndicate merger to buy Columbus Buckeye Lake Newark Carlarphus Newark Zanesville traction lines fell through after six weeks of talks. Anthony Tucker-Anthony and United Gas Improvement backed bids stalled since Tuesday. Robert W Gibson visited Prof W T Young and family on North 6th street. reunion after 45 years separates New Concord relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Coumbus
Buck Se Lake
Newark
Carlarphus
Zanesville
Widener-Elking
An & Rede Anthony
Tucker- Anthony Syndicate
Jhe Toads
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Robert W. Gibson
Oakmont
W. T. Young
North 6Th Street
Mr. Gibson
New Concord
Messrs. Young
Gibson
Death of Mr Stewart on Pennsylvania tracks near Newcomerstown
Statement from George Jurner, son in law of the late John Stewart, recounts findings after visiting Newcomerstown. He says Stewart was not intoxicated at death, had violin with him, intended to go to Agena, walked west on the railroad, slept on the tracks, and was struck by a train. Remains brought home to Mrs Geoure Turner for burial today at 30 Welock. Stewart was a former M E church member and leaves two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jurner
South Sthe Street
John Stewart
Pennsylvania
Newcomerstown
Jeffersonian
Stewart
Agena
Coshocton
Newcomerstwn
Geoure Turner
South 8Th Street
Welock
M. E. Church
Gen. Turner
Cambridge
Welba
Lore City
George
State Hospital
Massillon
Happy Surprise for Mrs Boyd on Gomber Avenue
A party Saturday evening on Gomber Avenue celebrated Mrs Boyd's birthday with about fifty relatives and friends arriving while Mr Boyd guided his wife to the home. She was surprised and thanked guests for silverware and other gifts as they enjoyed sumptuous refreshments, songs, and light amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boyd
Gomber
Boyd
Boyd Mans
Polish Catholics Robbery Shocks Cleveland Parish
Benedict Rosinski pastor of Stamalaus Polish Catholic church was attacked in a home this morning by two men who robbed him of one thousand dollars in cash and five hundred dollars in checks. The suspects, both men and women, are all identified as Poles and have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Benedict Rosinski
Stamalaus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aon Jefreebonian
Hood
the Daily and Weekly
Henry
Watterson
Europe
Courier Journal
Mail
Courier-Journal
Courier—Journal
Louisville, KY
Weekly
Henry Wayer
A. Weedon
Bern
Harry Dean
Malcom Wells
Bellaire
L. C. Wells
Steubenville
P. L. Smith
Taylor
Texas
J. A. Crow
South Line
W. S. Daugherty
Northith Street
Gen. Floyd
J. W. Shaff
Midgebourne
James Bord
Marr Abies
James Stewart
Thomas Henderson
W. Shaft
Hollister
J. W. Shatf
J. Z. Wilson
East Wheeling Avenue
Ernest Wakefield
Mt. Pleasant
John Burris
Washington Township
Antrim Presbyterian Cemetery
J. W. Stewart
Tuscarawas County
Magyvie KE. Miler
Touchem
Lillie Myrtle
Geo. E. Turner
George Wm
Nora Welha
Rochester
Northwood Cemetery
Z. C. Seoulder
D. D
New Case In Common Pleas
Enurt
Annie M. Leeper
J. A. Leeper
W. W. Stewart
Plaintiff
Common Pleas
Anna Delaney
John Delaney
J. F. Stockdale
Plintiff
Senecaville
Brown’s Grove
Sullivan
Churcch
James L. Patterson
Hoger
John Patterson
Amera
Ind
Dole Proctor
Della
Kate and
Welbur
Kimbolton
W. T. Willis
Raymond
Corda Nelson
Belle Patterson
Thomas Tyson
Common Pleas Court
E. F
WB. Green
City of
J. B. Ferguson
Albert Diss
Maria Diss
A. L. Stevens
Max. Plocys
Teff. Black Et al
Clark Gibson
Bessie Gibson
Oxford
Capt. Bell
Jesse L. Evans
Denvison
Nellie A. Carson
Freeport, Redd
Uresina
Hessie Haslika
Hall
Toledale
Pengeleta
Toleda
Wannixe
Kissan & Manvix
Toledo
Druscists
Testim Suials
Tres Hall
Sema Notte
Grove
Columbus
Shelby
Canton
Wooster
Millersburg
THE
Ohio Mutual Savings
DAN
Loveland
Hitchin
Inter-Urban Deal
Mansfield
Dresden
Canal
Dover
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