Notice of Petition to Transfer School District Territory
On December 10 1907 D A Teener and others filed in Guernsey County Probate Court Cambridge Ohio a petition and map under section 3895 to transfer territory from Spacer township sub districts 7 8 9 and 10 to Cumberland village school district The court set January 10 1908 at 10 AM for the hearing Anyone concerned should appear The notice is published as required Cambridge Ohio December 10 1907 Howard W Luccock probate judge Dec 12 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spacer Township
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cumberland Village
D. A. Teener
Cambridge
Howard W. Luccock
Appointment as administrator of Andrew W Nicholson estate
Notice states John R Nicholson appointed administrator of the estate of Andrew W Nicholson deceased of Guernsey county Ohio on November 6 1907. He invites payment from debtors and presentation of claims for allowance and lists A R McCulloch as attorney with December 12 3w notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Nicholson
Guernsey County
Ohio
John R. Nicholson
Admr
A. R. McCulloch
Attv
Executrix Notice for J Sabine Estate in Guernsey County
Elizabeth Sabine executrix issues notice at Guernsey County Ohio on December 7 1907. Debtors must pay promptly and creditors present claims properly authenticated to J B Ferguson attorney for allowance before December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Sabine
Guernsey County
Ohio
Elizabeth Salbine
J. B. Ferguson
Wish of Wifes Life Granted
Indianapolis, Dec. 22. John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, is not critically ill but will remain an invalid. An operation failed to fully restore his health and he endures great pain. A letter to Mrs. Mitchell, read by Father Killian, states that Mitchell embraced the Catholic faith on his deathbed. He had not been confirmed but planned to die as his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Father Killian
Weist
France
Tys Glad Gulan
France Medical Institute
Comme
Ohio
Columbus
Bright
Irmen
Worthing Death Notice Announces Truro Resident
A letter to Mrs. Chas Worthing reports the death of Richard Worthing at his Truro Iowa home on Wednesday December 1st. Funeral services were held at the Ohio Baptist Church of which he was a member and original organizer. Born in Wales April 15 1813 he lived in Guernsey County before moving to Iowa twenty years ago. Surviving children include John Des Moines Iowa Mrs P S Castor Otsego Ohio and Charles Cambridge. Several relatives including Mrs Worthing and six other children are noted as deceased.
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Chas. Worthing
Richard Worthing
Truro
Iowa
Ohio Baptist Church
Mr. Worthing
Wales
Guernsey County
Z. T. Phillips
G. W. Patterson
Samuel Huffman
A. T. Mitchell
Eliza Patterson
Barton
Worthing
John
Des Moines
P. S. Castor
Otsego
Ohio
Charles
Cambridge
Father of Mrs. Hilderbrand Dies in Martins Ferry
Vice President Ben Hilderbrand of the City Council received a telephone message from his wife who had been summoned to Martins Ferry by her father W. Cilder illness. He died Saturday at noon. Funeral at the family home Tuesday at 2 PM. Deceased age about 59. Survived by wife three daughters and one son Wm Hildebrand Mrs James Somers Mrs Charles Belville Martins Ferry and Mrs Hilderbrand of this city.
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Ben Hilderbrand
Martius Ferry
W. C.ilder
Wm. Hildebrand
James Somers
Charles Belville
Martins Ferry
Hilderbrayd
Mr and Mrs Raymond Davidson Visit Bridgeport
Mr and Mrs Raymond Davidson of Bridgeport are visiting her family, described as Ghief- Long and wife, in a brief society note from the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davidson
Bridgeport
Mrs. W. A. Heade
Pittsburg, Pa
Quarterly report shows strong finances for Glass Workers Union
Secretary William P. Clarke reports three months ending November 30 with trade assessments of 33019.76 and deposits plus miscellaneous income to 35618.86. Expenditures total 11189.17, leaving a treasury balance of 24429.69. Beginning balance September 1 was 875690.22, totaling 8200 after December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Clarke
Ilint Glass Workers’ Union
Treasury
What the kidneys do and Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial
Kidney function overview notes daily blood filtration and symptoms from kidney trouble. Mrs. Theodore Meyers of Cambridge Ohio endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for prompt relief, citing backache dizziness and improved energy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents, take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Meyers
Steubenville Ave
Cambridge
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cure for Itch uses Cuticura at 75 cents
Mrs. Zana Miller of Union Center R. R. No. 1 Branch Co Michigan details a two week cure for a severe infantile skin eruption using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after failing medical treatment. She reports her child slept better, sores dried, peeling skin subsided, and total recovery within days at minimal cost.
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Zana Miller
Union
Branch Co
Mich
Potter & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
London
Flint Glass Workers seek member vote on lower assessment
The 119.19 record mark for the American Flint Glass Workers' Union prompts officers to propose a general membership vote to cut assessments. Quarterly trade reports vary from bad to very good, with most optimistic. Eighty-six new members joined, four expelled. relief rolls total twenty seen members, chiefly in Charleroi, Marion, and Toledo. The Flint's overall showing is the best in years, indicating sound management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Charleroi
Marion
Toledo
Flints
Order issued for Rural Carriers
The postmaster general issues a notice to rural free delivery carriers requiring neat personal appearance, serviceable vehicles kept in good order, and fit work animals. Postmasters must report laxity immediately to uphold service standards.
Minstrel show to headline Colonial Theatre Monday
Local notices list visits and travels of residents including H Long advance agent for A G Field Minstrels bound for the Colonial theatre show on Monday night December 30. Other entries mention visits to Zanesville and Columbus for business exams and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Kendrick
West Wheeling Avenue
H. Long
A. G. Field
Local Holiday Visits and Gatherings In Ohio Entries
Rockyfork residents visit relatives in West Lafayette and Magnolia while Kimball family from Newcomerstown returns home for Christmas. Porter Miller of New Comerstown visits Laula Park with kin. Lola Little visits sister Lizzie Feaster in Magnolia Stark County. J J Johnston and A L Smith travel to Newcomerstown Cambridge and other Tuscarawas County points for business last week. Leta Neal visits friends in New Philadelphia and Magnolia. Bert Chadwell and Lizzie Chadwell spend week in New Philadelphia and Magnolia. Golda Smith hosts Lizzie Chadwell last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Redick
West Lafayette
George Bell
R. D
Wood Kimball
Newcomerstown
Isaac Kimball
Porter Miller
New Comerstown
Laula Park
J.J. Johnston
A. L. Smith
Tuscarawas County
Lonnie Little
Cambridge
Leta Neal
New Philadelphia
Magnolia
Bert Chadwell
Lizzie
Senecaville Births and Local Notes Highlight Community
Senecaville rejoices as Howard Harris and wife welcome a daughter born December 17, 1907. The new opera house by Mr. Campbell opens with Arthur MacMurray first to use it, delivering a fine reading of That Printer of Udells. Roy Pettitt returns from Sundale telegraph duty. Miss Mary Heanley marries Sam McVicker. teachers seek state credentials in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur MacMurray
Udells
Campbell
Dean's Ointment and Regulats Advertised Remedies
An old advertisement page touts Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Ointment as health aids. It promotes Dean's Regulats for easy digestion and constipation relief. The piece cites Hon John K R Garrett of Girard Alabama endorsing cures and urges readers to buy for illness and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
John KR. Garrett
Girard, Ala
Dickerson Trial Moves to Millersburg for Jan 14
The second trial of Ben Dickerson for the murder of Catherine Hughes shifts venue to Millersburg Holmes county. Judge Wickham granted the change and Dickerson was sent to Millersburg jail to await the January 14 proceedings. Mrs. Judge S W Wood travels to spend Christmas with her daughter Miss Christine Wood.
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Coshocton
Ben Dickerson
Catherine Hughes
Cooperdale
Millersburg
Wickham
Delaware
Holmes County
Wickhaw
Judge S W. Wood
David D. Taylor
North 65Th Street
Christine Wood
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