Guernsey Co Pioneers Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
The Shivelys of Guernsey County marked a golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Peter I. L. Shively and the 23rd for their daughter Mrs. Artie Adkins and husband Bo Adkins at Adkins hall in Byesville on December 11. A stroke struck Mrs. Shively’s brother James L. Starr en route, ending the joyous event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter R. Shively
Byesville
Joy
James L. Starr
Peter IL. Shively
Artie Adkins
Bo Adkins
Adkins
Ryesville
Oseaton
Guernsey County
Claysville
Tinney
Starr
Shively
Anna Cowgill
P. W. Long
Death ends long illness of Civil War veteran Starr
The death of Mr Starr aged 84 5 in Guernsey county followed two strokes today after illness marred the occasion at his Harmony Christian church funeral planned for Friday at 10. The veteran deacon leaves two daughters Mrs Alfred Call and Mrs Jacob Miller, a son James G Starr, and a wide circle of friends. The Seth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Shively is noted as a rare pioneer family event amid a large family gathering marked by a meal and gifts including gold spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Sears
Harmony Christian Church
Basins Geen
Cloek
J. C. Hurd
M Starr
Vocahontasla
Elibeth Loose
Flora, HI
Alfred Call
Jacob Miller
Newark
James G. Starr
Clashville
Guernsey County
Shively
Jd. Wo
BE. P
Cambridge
John E
Quaker City
FL C
Pleasant City
Twal
Goy
Wairth
W. A. Briandize
Cambridge Christian Church
Gavin Contr
Sheriff Elect Names Deputy Amid Turbulent Lettered Report
An election crowd details Sheriff elect appointing Berry as deputy amid contentious notes and partial reports. The piece also touches on McMunn’s upcoming pastoral installation at West Hebron and various local health and personal notices including Miss Elnora departing Cree for West Viehron and other scattered city briefs.
Rural Route Changes in Guernsey County
Post office inspector visits Cambridge area to readjust rural routes in Guernsey County. Expect route shortening and lengthening with shifts in delivery along National Pike east of Cambridge. Some routes may switch to Star route or be served from nearby offices. Claysville may lose its own post, others consolidated for improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swain
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Washington
Milnersville
Claysville
Guernsey
Chautauqua For Coming Year At Cambridge
Arrangements advance for Cambridge Chautauqua next year promising notable improvement over last season. Talent contracted includes Erene Kress and Dr. Lamar with Mary and Arthur Love among top entertainers. Committee plans Bryan and Tillman appearance and broader cross exchange with Bureau to secure higher talent. Open air concerts, opening night by a Cambridge group, and affordable season tickets aim to attract all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dr. Lamar
Mary
South
Sam Jones
Arthur Love
R T. Scott
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Tillman
Scott
Mayes
Miller
Newcomerstown
Bureau
Jessen
Miss DeVanit
Nature
Suse
Tiwart
Miss Peotst
Miss Stone
Cambridge Bung
Sexeon
Whd
Ditertens
Poultry Shipment News Sparks City Curiosity
A large poultry shipment from Covndlandaes and Ww Woo Searko of Meaty arrives citywide, with many people noting its size. Local authorities expect the meat to reach markets soon, while residents recall past incidents and emphasize safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosca
Cambridge Receives Christmas Gift From Iron Works
The Guernsey works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. will be enlarged by four sheet mills, part of U S Steel plans. The cambridge mill upgrades promise 126 skilled workers and about 810,000 more in monthly payrolls, boosting local business, real estate, and prosperity. The announcement lists other cities receiving facilities and notes the project may take three months to install.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
American Sheet and Tip Plate Co
Cambridge Bar
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Iron Trade Review
U. S. Steel Corporation
States
Ohio
Iine
Guerpsey
UDB
6Th Street
Bull Frogs
Iron
Ohio Works
Youngstown
Clairton
Duquesne
Bellaire
Gary
Ind
South Chicago
Lorain
Waukegan
Central
Cleveland
Worcester
Mass
New Philadelphia
Scottdale
Lorain Steel Co
Johnstown
Ameneda Fridge Co
Eluwira
JCCISON GOES AGAINST SMALLWOOD IN CAMBRIDGE CASE
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that mayors who also serve as police court judges must refund fees they collected in prosecutions for city ordinance violations. Mayor J W Smallwood of Cambridge faced multiple actions for unlawful fees, with total damages and penalties to be paid, including amounts owed to the city and individuals with separate rights of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
J. W. Smallwood
Cambridge
Wlc. Contas
Asi Mfartis
Amdhiyonee
Smallwood
Obituary of Amanda Couts of Tuscarawas County Ohio
Mrs Amanda Couts wife of John Couts died Saturday December Sth 1906 born Freeport Ohio August 22 1824 she married Isaac Couts November 19 1443 they lived near New Town Tuscarawas County for 63 years twelve children eight survived five daughters and two sons listed with their locations Julia Madson Alice Snyder Cynthia J Murphy Irusula Casteel Bernice and sons William A Frank Ammonzi Cambridge John J Post uy twenty seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren member of M E Church funeral held Tuesday the 11th interment Wesley Chapel cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Couts
John Couts
Mo Names
Freeport
Ohio
Isaac Couts
Newtown
Tuscarawas County
Julia Madson
Newcoomertown
Alice Snyder
Canal Dover
Cynthia J. Murphy
Brentce
Irusula Casteel
Bernice
George Clinton
William A
Frank
Amnnzi
Cambridge
John J. Post
Jury Returns Not Guilty In Curtis Trial After Short Deliberation
In the second trial of William G. Curtis the jury acquitted him on all counts six witnesses testified the case began in the Common Pleas with Judge F E M Keondy presiding Curtis indicted by the May grand jury on three counts two for obtaining signatures under false pretenses and one for embezzlement he was initially sent to the penitentiary then granted a reprieve and returned to the city. Other court notes include Judge Mackey approving 300 for sheriff costs a Dec 14 trial date for LePage vs Moore and a verdict of not guilty for Ohio vs W G Cruths plus a jail release decision regarding George Hafer. Marriage licenses issued for Eddie McAfee with Levra Mann Ada Stevens with Edna Heskett.
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Hein
Wm. G. Curtis
Weloek
FE. M. Keondy
Curtis
Cesurt
Enes
Wells
Sheppard
Common Pleas
Mackey
Watson
Emerson
Nancy J. LePage
Franklin P. Moore
Robey
Chief Long
Miss Wilson
Sas
Bond
Wheeling Avenue
Waxler
DeHart
W. P. DeHart
J. R. Barr
A D Cumberland Passes Away
Rev Abitha Greener Cambrer Jami reports the death of A D Cumberland, longtime pastor and respected figure in Cambuider. The obituary notes his service to the community, his adopted home in Washington, and his leadership at the A M E church where he served for years. Nearby mourners included family and friends from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abitha Greener
Conde 1S Canidevits
Ted Baylist Chereh
A. M. FE. Chureh
Woman killed crossing tracks as fog and glare cause crash
Mrs Maude Lake of Byesville, employed at the Cambridge Glass plant, was struck by westbound B and O train No 7 and killed instantly as she crossed in front of the engine. The accident occurred amid dense fog and bright headlights, witnesses said, with Mrs Lake last to cross and found on the track after the impact. Authorities transferred the body to MacDonald’s funerary, and witnesses Miss Edoa Wallace and Miss Zua Bean provided testimony. Lake, aged about 22, was married to Thiss Lake but had a divorce suit pending. she had been supporting herself and two children by work at the Cambridge Glass plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lake
Byesville
Ans
Cambridge Glass
Raymond
Wilson
Lake
Edoa Wallace
Zua Bean
Late
Mrs Lake
Fasta
Ofice
W.u. Yeo
C. P
MacDonald
Wallace
Bean
K. C. A A. Moore
Bradford
Qraysville
Thompson
Thiss Lake
Tyesville
Commercieas Court
Kate Thompson
Cambridge Lass
Mrs Collins Gets Verdict Against Railroad in Cambridge
Carrie F Collins sued the B and Co railroad in U S circuit court at Columbus for damages after a wreck injuring her on a trip to Cambridge her girlhood home. The jury awarded her six thousand dollars. Capt J B Ferguson and Robt T Scott for the plaintiff and Durban and Beath for the defendant. Collins is Ferguson’s sister and a Cambridge resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie F. Collins
B. & CO. Railroad
U. S
Columbus
J. B. Ferguson
Robt. T. Seott
Durban
Beath
Collins
Capt. Ferguson
Cambridge
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Events and People
The readable text contains scattered fragments mentioning a medical or scientific context, names and places, and a few numbers. It references a table, charts, a blood sample, and a possible event or meeting. Overall details are unclear due to heavy OCR corruption.
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Veter R. Shively
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Peter
Mya
Joie
Stare Shively
Ji Hinduit
Olin
Lie? Mather
Claysaide
MR. and
Mus, Peter
Sherif-elert
Sherri
Berry
Kerry
Willie
Rey W. OR. McMoann
West Iehroan
Miss Elnora
Cree
Geo
West Viehron
McMunn
West Hebron
William Baslen
Dick Stevens
Arin Cetacen
Rene
le Priest Cats Rm
Aroha Aukrom
Cideage Exchange
Clark
Tftee Gey Ld
All. Tideek
Peter Ture
Lawrence Tidrick
Birmingham
Mavandas
Mui
U.S. Steel Corporation
Wilaytyp
Jccison
John
J. L. Douglass
Plaintill
Eddie McAfee
Levra Mann
Adan Stevens
Jackson Town
Ship
Edna Heskett
Valiey Township
A. D. Cumberland
Caroline
Walter C. de- Hart
Steubenville
Mrs. Collins
Ayer
Ocean
Song
Dante
Tracy
Dr. Shoop
Weilley & CO
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