Clerical Heresy Case Sparks Debate Over Virgin Birth
In Rochester Rev. Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey faces suspension after being found guilty of heresy by church courts. He questions the Virgin Birth and Christ’s physical Resurrection, arguing against a literal heavenly body. The lengthy case cites gospel accounts from Matthew Luke and Paul and ends with questions about transformation after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon S. Crapsey
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Rochester
New York
Episcopal Church
Whlesa
Walker
Christ
Jesus
Heaven
God
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Mary
Paul
Jesus Christ
Joseph
David
Zacharias
Abia
Elizabeth
Aaron
Zachariah
John
Gabriel
John Malloy resigns as Cambridge Water Works supt
At a Monday board meeting John Malloy tendered his resignation as superintendent of the Cambridge Water Works effective February 1. His successor will likely be chosen at the February board meeting. Malloy served four years with credit and plans future work. details of his next position were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
John Malloy
Cambridge Water Works
Malloy
City Water Works
Change of administration set for March first
The current superintendent Mr. Gibson will leave and enter a barber shop in New Philadelphia. He will likely assume control when his term ends. Mr. Burris, longtime director, enjoys Board confidence and is expected to be an efficient and careful superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
New Philadelphia
Burris
The Cross at the Gates of Empire
The Rev. W. A. Frye spoke in New York City on January 13 for the Woman's Home Missionary Society. His talk moved audiences, securing subscriptions, boosting auxiliary members, and gaining new paper subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Frye
Trenton
New Jersey
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Eighteenth Street Church
New York City
Gates of Empire
Dr Frye Rooted in Guernsey County Heritage
Dr. Frye, a native of Guernsey County with Hessian ancestry, served for years as a minister in the Michigan Conference of the M. E. Church before being transferred to a church in another setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Frye
Guernsey County
Michigan
M. BE
Pleasant City Suspect Taken in 1906 Robbery Case
Wu Engle, formerly of Pleasant City, is arrested in East Liverpool on charges tied to the April 23 1906 robbery of E L Grossman’s general store. A trunk of stolen goods was found in a mine shaft and another cache buried behind a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. Engle
Pleasant City
East Liverpool
Ira Watson
E. L Grossman
County
Cambridge
Grossman
James Laughblin
Engle
Engie
Watson
Guernsey County
A.G. Henderon
Zanesville
Mr. Watson
H. K. Moore
Moore
Johns. Berry
Jefferson County
Berry
Severin
Brown
Liberty
Death summons another pioneer
Louisa Elizabeth Weyer eldest daughter of Henry and Sophia Pane baker Nichols was born near Frederick City Maryland August 6 1829. In early days when Ohio was ways out west the family settled on a farm near Winterset Madison township. The subject married Peter Weyer in 1852 and six children were born. She died August 1907 after a long useful life leaving a family including Jessie A Weyer Jengie E Weyer and Clara L Weyer and others who cared for her in her final years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Elizabeth Weyer
Henry
Sophia Panebaker Nichols
Frederick City
Maryland
Ohio
Winterset
Madison Township
William
Baraboo
Wis
Eleanor Passmore
Norwich
Nichols
George
Margaret V. Nichols
P. T. Nichols
Ilinois
Mary A Thompson
J. D. Thompson
Antrim
Frances 4 Nichols
Eleanor
Jerome
Kilbourne City
Harris
Morristown
F. M Nichols
Peter Weyer
James Andre Weyer
Mary Weyer
James Andre Weyer Jr
Jessie A. Weyer
Ella T. Clark
Noryfolk
Jengie E. Weyer
Clara L. Weyer
Margaret Weyer Harris
Jessie
Jennie
Clara
Sara Weyer
John T. Harris
Earth
Local notes from Caldwell and area brighten week
M L Hartley returns from Pittsburg business trip. Mrs L D Stoner visits friends in Zanesville. Mrs George Gaskill ill with congested lungs. Frank McArthur of Granville College to preach at Old Cambridge Baptist Church Sunday. C C Cosgrove sells L B S Linkhorn property to Jane Nicholson for 1500. Mr and Mrs George Nicholson visiting relatives in Albany Ind before extended trip. Mud holes on country roads reported five miles long and twenty feet deep. W C G Archer moves from Caldwell to Hillsboro to run Dispatch job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hartley
Pittsburg
L. D. Stoner
West Wheeling Avenue
Zanesville
Frank McArthur
Granville College
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
C. C. Cosgrove
Linkhorn
North 11Th Street
Jane Nicholson
George Nicholson
Winterset
Elizabeth Stewart
Highland Avenue
Albany
Ind
Caldwell
W. CG. Archer
The
Press
Hillsboro, O
Dispatch
Cambridge Boy Promoted to Chief Train Dispatcher
5 W Sandy Moore son of Samuel W Moore of West Steubenville avenue has been appointed chief Train Dispatcher of the L A L division of the Louisville Nashville railroad with headquarters in Louisville. The appointment became effective Sunday January 20. Moore has been with the railroad for several years and his promotion is rapid. His schoolmates and friends in Cambridge celebrate this latest appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy) Moore
Samuel W. Moore
West Steubenville Avenue
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Moore
Cambridge
Large Guernsey county land sale closes for 75,000
The A J Clark farm of 227 acres northwest of Cambridge sold through T M Bond to Scott and associates. Purchase price reportedly around 75000 with plans to plat the property for town lots and one to five acre tracts. Development aims to create convenient city access and new building sites.
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Guernsey County
T. M. Bond
A. J. Clark
Cambridge
Rumors of Inter Urban Connection Reach Cambridge
Rumors in Cambridge claim an inter urban link with Zanesville Newark and Columbus may be started in 1907 and a city franchise sought for the Cambridge entry. Authorities deny action but note chatter persists about an eastward extension from Zanesville and the Southeastern Railway Light Power company’s possible plans.
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Cambridge
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Cambridge Power, Light & Traction Co
Southeastern Railway, Light & Power Company
Neagle Family Returns From Oskaloosa Visit
Mr and Mrs James Neagle of Oskaloosa Iowa have returned home after visiting Mrs Elizabeth Stewart on Highland avenue and other relatives here. Dr O F Lowry received a letter from T D Ndure once of Bendure Price now in Portsmouth Ohio describing the Ohio river flood with a fierce wind. The flood was severe though not as great as in 1884, waves destroying houses. Water is subsiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neagle
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Elizabeth Stewart
Highland Avenue
O. F. Lowry
T. D Ndure
Bendure & Price
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio River
Farmers Institute Program Highlights With Speakers
A detailed schedule for a two day Farmers Institute in Byesville Ohio lists sessions across morning afternoon and evening. Names include W A Chalfant W F Rogers Charles McIntire Frank Blackford and John W Cale along with prayers music discussions and recitations. All are invited to attend this informative event.
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O. W. Hawkins
W. F. Rogers
John Glenn
Charles McIntire
W. Scott
Frank Blackford
W. Witten
Charles Meloure
Jone
Nicholson
C. W. Fry
McGrath
Samuel Tucker
John W. Cale
A. M. Hurd
Farmers’ Institute
W. A. Chalfant
Byesville
Joseph D Glenn Dies After Lingering Illness in Miami Township
Joseph D Glenn of Miami township died Thursday night January 10 at his farm after a long stomach cancer illness. He was born in Cambridge Ohio and came to the county in 1863. He later rode a wagon train to Santa Fe and returned to farm life in Miami township. He married Margaret Bogle in 1868 and built a 480 acre farm with good stock and improvements. He joined the Odd Fellows long ago and is survived by his wife and six grown children three daughters and three sons.
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Miama Republican
Paola
Kansas
Joseph D. Glenn
Miama Township
Glenn
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Leavenworth
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Margaret Bogle
Miami Township
Odd Fellows
Gill
Glenn Family Obituary Recalls Lawrence Educator
The children Miss Mamie Glenn of Lawrence with Misses Ollie Janet and Walter Rainey and Gay Glenn mourn a parent. A brother lives in Cambridge Ohio and sisters in Columbus and Lancaster. Rev. A MecGogney led funeral at the Paola Presbyterian church burial followed at Mc Nelly cemetery Miami Presby terian church.
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Mamie Glenn
Lawrence
Ollie
Janet
Walter
Rainey
Gay Glenn
Miami Township
Cambridge
Ohio
John C.glenn
Columbes
Lancaster
A. MecGogney
Presbyterian Church of
Paola
McNelly
Miami Presbyterian Church
Sheep Carry Timothy Grass On Their Backs
A Morg an county man recounts green timothy growth on the backs of his sheep after wandering near a hay stack amid warm weather. He believes seeds from the hay germinated due to moisture and warmth, with some shoots reaching an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Pittsburg
W. S Hooper
Hopewell
Hooper
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Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey
Col. Sarchet
Galilee
Nazareth
House of David
Jacob
Juda
Caesar Augustus
Judea
Lavid
Bethlehem
Espous
Christ the Lord
Enoch
Elijah
Robert Burris
Supt
Guernsey
Oliver
McMillen
McCleary
Leonard
Barris
Mr. Leonard
Old
N. Y
Christian Advocate
Grossman's
George Gaskill
North 4Th Street
T. W. Scott and Associates
Clark Farm
Interurgan
Byesville Opera House
Our
College of Agriculture
Charlies McIntire
the Farmer's Home Wrank
Wilson
Hawkins
Cash
California
Timothy
Ayer
Dr. Shoop
Night Cure
Neilley & CO
Williams Mig. CO
Bole Agents
Cleveland
Obie
J. W. Shaff
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