Henry L Wells M D Eye Ear Nose Throat Cambridge
Henry L Wells M D physician and surgeon lists office hours 1 28 a m 2 5 p m practicing eye nose and throat specialty at 719 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Guernsey County teachers examinations held first Saturday monthly Boxwell examinations in April and May Boxwell commencement last Saturday in June all meetings in Cambridge Ohio examinations begin 8 30 am officersPres W G Wolfe Quaker City Oh Vice Areca H L Cash Byesville Clerk G E Bell Cambridge Ohio
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Henry L. Wells
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Guernsey
Yeachers
Boxwell
Ohio
W.G. Wolfe
Quaker City
O. Vice
Areca
H. L. Cash
Byesville
G. E. Bell
Potter case in common pleas court Mary Eckelberry seeks divorce
Mary L Eckelberry sues John O Eckelberry in common pleas for divorce and alimony on grounds of extreme cruelty. G D Dugan represents the plaintiff. Josephus Foster of South Cambridge is released on own recognizance after jail time on a peace warrant issued by Mayor Bradford. Singer Sewing Machine Co has acquired control of Heeler and Irgon firms and moved its office to 823 Wheeling Avenue in the Jeffersonian building. The Granville Times by H KussmanI expands its format and highlights Denison University welfare and alumni network.
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Common Pleas Court
Mary L. Eckelberry
John O. Eckelberry
G. D. Dugan
Josephus Foster
South Cambridge
Mr Foster
Bradford
The
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Heeler & Irgon Company
Jeffersonian Building
Wheeling Arte
Double Reception for Local Marriages at Redd Home
A large gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Redd's Love City home celebrated Mae Redd and Arthur Black's marriage and Leslie Fulton to Martha Fulton. Four generations attended, with distant guests from Lincoln Nebraska and Janesville. An elegant dinner preceded gifts for the couples.
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John Redd
Love City
Mae
Arthur Black
Leslie
Martha Fulton
Mia
Jenoie Fry
Lincoln
Neb
Jennie Neiland
Janesville
Cox Wiley Wedding Sealed at Home of Parents
Cora A Wiley married Harley Cox on Sunday January 14 at the Wiley home in Jackson township Guernsey county. Rev McGrath of Byesville officiated. Groom works at King's Mines and is respected in the community. Bride, youngest Wiley daughter, wore blue silk with lace. carnations marked the occasion. Immediate family attended and best wishes were extended for a happy future.
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Vincent Wiley
Jackson Township
Cora A
Harley Cox
Noble County
Guernsey County
McGrath
M. P. Church
Byesville
Cox
King’s Mines
Wiley
Auction at Star Store in Cambridge sale time two daily
Star Store offers entire stock at auction to Cambridge and vicinity due to high rent and inability to move. Goods sold at not-to-be-missed prices with no reserves, two daily sales at 2 and 7 PM, courtesy to customers, and quiet handling of shipping and damage concerns. Star Store proprietor Eq. Levenman.
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Star
Cambridge
Vicinity
Levenman
Public Service Board Rehires City Engineer in Colley Building
The Board of Public Service held a session in the Colley building with all members present. O M Hoge was re employed as city engineer at $60 monthly. The street commissioner is ordered to install new crossings at Fair Ground Addition, North Ninth and North Fifth streets, and to repair ash walks on Ninth Street, Long and Spring Streets, and Dewey avenue. Temporary repairs will be made now, with full repairs planned once funds are provided by city council.
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Board of Public Service
Colley Building
H. P. Woodworth
O. M. Hoge
Fair Ground
Ninth Street
North Fifth Street
Long
Spring Streets
Dewey Avenue
Wear
Reform in Russia Faces Staggering Reform Challenges
The article argues that genuine reform in Russia is nearly impossible due to deep social and political faults, while noting widespread suffering from poor health. It promotes tonics like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as cures for various ailments, urging readers to buy from local druggists.
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Russia
Friends of Reform
Mrs Della Turnbaugh Dies After Illness at Cambridge
Mrs Della Chambers Turnbaugh wife of Grant Turnbaugh died at Zanesville hospital near midnight after weeks of fever and complications An operation was deemed necessary but not safely undertaken She was 30 a daughter of Judge William H Chambers born Caldwell Noble County Married September 1901 in Cambridge To them two children Russell Chambers who died 1904 and Martha Elizabeth born 1904 The body to Cambridge home with husband and relatives Funeral arrangements pending
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Della Chambers Turnbaugh
Grant Turnbaugh
Zanesville City Hospital
Hopsital
Chas. 8
Turnbaugh
Anna Turnbaugh
B.E. Scott
Wm. H
Chambers
Cambridge
Marietta
Caldwell
Noble County
Grant Tornbaugh
Russel Chambers
Martha Elizabeth
Pomona Grange December Meeting At Rockhill
Pomona Grange held a December session with Rockhill Grange featuring a parcels post support resolution and calls for a salary law while opposing changes to hondlog laws. A noon oyster feast preceded an address by Rev. Rainsberger and a strong literary program led by the ladies. Officers for the coming year were elected including Master J E Armstrong Overseer J B Stewart Steward John Lyttle and other posts.
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Pomona Grange
Rockhill Grange
Congress
Mr. Rainsberger
The
Grange
J. E. Armstrong
J. B. Stewart
John Lyttle
James Dyer
J. P. Watson
D. E. Braden
T. W. McNary
Hugh Dyer
G. K
J. T. Neegs
T. J. Calvert
Ceres
Halil
Pomona
Mattie Lanning
Flora
Mrs Hannah Edith Roas Arnold dies in Cambridge home
Mrs Hannah Edith Roas Arnold, born 1845 in Jefferson county near Steubenville, died Monday at 5 15 am at her Cambridge home on East Steubenville Ave and North 10th Street. She married Dr. G L Arnold in November 1865 and they moved to Cambridge two years later. Survived by three children, a number of grandchildren and relatives. Funeral held at her residence Wednesday conducted by Rev. Ken C Hayes and Dr. W V Milligan. interment in Northwood cemetery beside her husband.
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Hannah Edith Roas—Arnold
East Steubenville Avenue
10Th Street
Jefferson County
Hear Steubenville
G. L. Arnold
Cambridge
Arnold
Ft. HW. Madison
Fred Mellyar
Frank P. Arnold
C. H. Ress
Johnstown
J. X. Weigh
Sevite
Ress Cunningham
Croton
Ross
Presbyterian Church
Neeighbors
Lfe
East Wheeling Avenue
Tims
Ken C Hayes
W. V. Milligan
Northwood Cemetery
Births and Visits Span Jefferson Avenue and Pleasant City
Born to Mr and Mrs W A Oliver of Jefferson avenue Jan 15 1906 a son John O Logan from Antrim visits his daughter Mrs W D Deselm on North 9th street. Mr and Mrs Clarence Murphy and their daughter of East Wheeling avenue went to Pleasant City Saturday to visit relatives. Mr Murphy returned home last evening while Mrs Murphy and daughter stay for a few days.
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W. A. Oliver
Jefferson Avenue
Jan. 15Th
John
O. Logan
Antrim
Mrs. W. D. Deselm
North 9Th Street
Clarence Murphy
East Wheeling Avenue
Pleasant City
Murphy
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A claimed medical advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, describing it as a constitutional treatment taken internally and directed at the mucous membranes. The notice urges readers to send for a testimonial letter to J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. B
Balls Panay Pils
Andrew Hutchison Dead After Barn Accident in Kansas
Telegram reports the death of Andrew Hutchison of Arkansas City Kansas. He fell from a barn he was building November 25 and died from injuries. He moved from Cambridge in 1880 and became a respected local businessman. Survived by brother John Hutchison and sister Mrs John B Mahaffey, with wife a daughter of Hugh Wilson.
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John Hutchison
Andrew Hutchison
Arkansas City
Kansas
Hutchison
Cambridge
Eas
John
John B. Mahaffey
Hugh Wilson
Methusala Remembered As A True Old Soul
A compact reminiscence notes Methusala as a steadfast, good spirited figure. It hints he might still be alive were he not for a choice regarding a “Rocky Mountain Tes” and references J. W. Shaft. The fragment preserves a sense of local lore around a respected man and a cryptic digression.
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Methusala
Rocky Mountain
J. W. Shaft
Marriage Licenses Issued in Several Localities
James Enos and Emma Touvell of Salesville. Daniel J. Brown and Emily Lloyd of Pleasant City. Harry Cox and Cora A. Wiley of Byesville. Alva Stevenson and Leona Stormont of Cambridge.
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James Enos
Emma Touvell
Salesville
Daniel J. Brown
Emily Lloyd
Pleasant City
Harry Cox
Cora A. Wiley
Byesville
Alva Stevenson
Leona Stormont
Cambridge
A Fortunate Young Lady Miss Jennie Martin Story
Miss Jennie Martin of Rochester New York reports a longstanding kidney complaint that resisted home remedies until a friend advised David Reunites Favorite. After taking two bottles she was cured and has had no trouble since.
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Jennie Martin
North Paul St
Rochester
N. Y
David
Court House News: Wateon and Schaum Divorce Cases
Court records list Ira C. Wateon versus Ira H. Wateon involving alimony for Joyce and Steress. Sophia Schaum cited in a divorce case on grounds of gross neglect. Ohio v. Joseph Foster concerns a price warrant. Attachments and money claims noted for Cambridge Rolling Mill Cive and Blondell Steel Up.
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William Schaum
Sophia Schaum
Stockdale and
Barry
Cambridge Rolling Mill
Blondell Steel
Amocunt
Chas
Sheppard
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Cambridge R.D. No. 4
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DR. Arnold
Cvery
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Ira H. Wateon
Joyce
Steress
Scott and Dugan
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