Local notices and births mark Cambridge area records 1902
Guardian appointment for Peter P. Moore and executorship for J. W. Hare. Several births in Cambridge area. Marriage licenses issued for John E Spencer and Loonz Stevens. Local officials appointed in Newcomerstown Cana Dover and other towns. Juries discharged and term adjournment planned. Community events include a Fourth of July church dedication in Antrim and a Pennsroyal reunion program in Guernsey Bank building. Also notes on a wild cat well in Tuscarawas grazing prospects and Perry Davis Painkiller ads.
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Potter Brothers
L. E. Secrest
Gregg
Peter P. Moore
W. E.dyer
Hopewell
Thomas Smith
L. D. Heade
Faiview
Cambridge
Harry
Madison Avenue
John E. Spencer
Loonz Stevens
Robert F. Dent
Newcomerstown
W. Scott
Cana Dover
Isaac P. Steele
Jud
B. Campbell
Aliss
Lillian Sutton
RK. B. Pope
Wm. BR. Cornelius
Denver
Colo
R. D. No
F.C. Hanna
Columbus
Mary M. Sherrard
T. D. Edgar
Oxford Township
A. L. Moore
This County
Pennsroyal
Guernsey Bank
W. A. Talbott
Dewitt
Iowa
John Kirkpatrick
Wheeling Avenue
Talbott
First National Bank
Tuscarawas County
Perry Davis
Antrim
M. E
Rat. J. F. Raokia
Local notices and society items from Cambridge region
A chaotic compilation from Cambridge area columns lists visits by Mel Sherrard of Senhauser's, summer plans for educator Eagleton in Colorado, several family transfers and marriages, a near fatal well accident in Eyesville, and numerous court, school, and library updates. It notes a Cambridge hailstorm, local indictments, and a front range of community happenings with names like Williams, Eagleton, Marshall, McClellan, Packard, and Bell amid district events and obituaries.
Marietta Cyclone Devastates City Killing Jack Sprague
Destructive cyclone strikes Marietta on the 26th causing numerous injuries and deaths. Jack Sprague a blacksmith is killed, Mrs Dreyer and Mrs Steyer injured, Fred Brucker and Fred Bay severely hurt, Mrs Jacob Lorens injured. Dozens of minor accidents reported as landmarks and several factories and residences are leveled. Property damage estimated at about two million dollars. Local medical corps from the Boer War era assists the injured. Additional notes mention unrelated health ads and obituaries for Mrs Martha Parker and others, plus formal resolutions of respect for James Giles of Odell Grange.
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Central Christian Church
Washington County
Marieteta
Corps of Phys
Pastor Gilbert O Miller to be installed at Cambridge church
Notice reads Rev Gilbert O Miller of Caledonia New York will be installed as pastor of the Cambridge Second U B church by a called Muskingum Presbytery meeting to be held there on Tuesday July 8. Reception that evening moved up from Thursday. Various local names and social items follow including marriages births visits and a note on a Masonic temple cornerstone laying last Tuesday.
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Gilbert. O. Miller
Caledonia
N. Y
Gamebridge Second U, PL
Muskingum Presbytery
Wis
Milo Yerian
Newark
Anery
Till
Seuceaville
Lowe
A Henry Cronin
Hartford
Lulu Kujontton
Granville
Mema Baird
Trott
Cambridge
W. McClelland
J. A. Lianglay
F. Ross
John Oil
New York
Sherman Johnson
William Mowell
Gmt Ogier
Chandlersville
Charlie Cosgrave
Garrech
Ind
Alice Cosgrave
Dora Robinson
Stafford
Louisa Stone
Own
Claude Culbertson
Scio College
Tara Thowell
Freeland
Zanesville
M. TE
C. S. Conner
Lucy Miller
W. K. Bolon
Chicago
Audley
Delaware
Mary Kiloreath
Will
O. Ton
John L. Locke
Oubridge
College of
Martha Cragler
W. G. Arnold
Massilon
Visi
G. W. Stockwell
B.T. Wisin
Jennie McCuiley
Charles Carr
John McGulley
Santy
Eaglesin
Sarghet's Tinn
Muskingum College
Muskiesun
Treat
Marshall
New Gonvord
Olea
Washington Miss Mary White Teaches Large Music Class
Mary White teaches a large music class in Washington. Several local residents visit relatives in Wooster Guernsey and Zanesville while others plan trips to Wheeling. The school board hires Mack to teach grammar and Shipman to teach primary. Town hill commencement features Rev King with Washington orchestra. Fourth of July events include township fair, Presbyterians sale items, and a baseball game schedule.
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Washington
Mary White
Josiah Laughlin
Wooster
Maude Shipman
Hills Ross
Guernsey
Sidie Baxter
Chicago
L. L. Young
Zavesville
B. Lawrence Will Wate
Wheeling
Vialt
Ralph
Wm. Stranathan
Cumberland
Washington House
Weollsin
Rethal
Blendryshurg
Sehool Board
Juizsle Mack
Loobh
Salesville
Aia
Washington Boys
Cambridge area social notes and local updates
Sugar Trie and family from Cambridge visited relatives including Iai and Mrs. Pinley Linn and Mrs. Allender. Numerous friends and neighbors from Cambridge, Belmont, Lowa, and nearby towns gathered as guests at various homes. News covers illnesses, deaths, farm business shifts, brick plant progress, weather damage from hail, school hiring, and a planned picnic at Onondile Grange.
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Lowa
California
East Liberty
Robert Mckihan
F.gillespie
Conaary
Mimer Taylon
Knox Township
Tt. A. Gibson
Rus
A.T. McCormick
W. GC. MacConanshey
Dunesville
Silbath
Kimbalton
Stiles
Dunbridge
Ik and Sons
M. T. Kannedy
Win, Lawrence
Gannelsville
Mrs. Das, Gillespie
Lash Wriday
Local notes and incidents from Pleasant City to Cambridge
News items record a drunken melee in which Geangee Williams shot a man in the thigh and was bound over to court by Justice Girher. The column also notes visits by Robert Meining and wife in Cleveland, Mrs. I. Nowland and Harald, and Mrs. Belle Nechind with Jay near Cambridge. Tom Cooner of Cumberland handled office duties in the agent’s absence. Carry Thomas and Edith Womble united in marriage at the M. B. parsonage. Ads urge Rocky Mountain Tea. Adam LePage learns of his grandson Logan F Dales’s illness and death. Logan, seven, will be buried beside his mother in Irwin Iowa.
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Mel Sherrard
Senhauser’s
Zanesville
Eagleton
Colorado
Wm. Eagleton
Guernsey County
Belmont
F. H. Williams
Eyesville
Louise
Harper Rainey
Charles Rainey
Chicago
W Rainey
North 9Th Street
M. E. Eagleton
Mabel
Gertrude
Denver
Colo
Guernsey Co
T. B. Rabinson
Gaston Avenue
Cambridge
H.O. Green
DT. Green
Noble County
Brown University
Providence
Green
E. F. Green
Charles Marshall
Foarsythe
Daniel Mitton
Smallwood
Jin
Benton Peoples
Wilbur Starts
Peoples
B. R. MccCinllan
Newcomerstown
Nash
Gordon
J.A. Craig
8. Pfig
Mary McLain
Claysville
Walter G. Allender
Mannington
W. Va
Atert McKahan
Jefferson Township
Ay. E. Bell
North Salem
Florence L. Clark
Cambridge Rlf
W. Lorimer
Cleveland
Help
Wmn. C. Archer
Caldwell Press
AO. McGlashan
George Williams
Tartford
Mor Garber’s Court
Pleasant City
Williams
Pete Booski
Booski
KR. D
Arther Hutchison
Mary J. S Hutchison
Knox Township
Be, Cleland
Lebanon Cemetery
Forsythe’s Mines
Daniel Nutton
Vance Nichols
Smallwwood
Marshal Blair
Marshall
Cuilby
Cambridge Public Library
Frank L. Packard
Columbus
Ada Baer
Nicholson
Cvidenge
John Fletcher
Janes Joyce
Fletcher
W. ©. Collins
Daniel Mutton
Forsythe’s
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Carver
Vorhies
Nichols
Stevens
Slater
James Joyce
Neal McKnight
Cagsell's Station
Margaret
Joseph McKnight
Normal
Illinois
EF. J. Cleland
Bloomfield Cemetery
Muskingum College
A. Harlan Corrie
Woonsocket
Elmer
Douglass
Cornwallis
John Calvin Gray
New Concord
Mary Adelia Lorimer
Rix Mills
William Walter-Wilson
Lizzie Elenor
McMunn
Guild
Bell—Clark
George Clark
Hopewell
Ohio
Florence Lee Clark
George Tb, Bell
8. W. Lorimer
Mount Hermon
Mariorene Case
Marion Boyd
Case
Bowling Green
Margaret Whitman
W. BF
Muse
Mason City
Iowa
W. W. Boyd
Painesy
Mas. Ri
Po Dorner
Mary Dr
Martha Parker
A. Parker
North 8Th Street
Robert Speers
Mr. Parker
Dover Hill
Ind
Rose Alice
Laura Jane
Parker
North Salemp U.P
Cambridge M. XE. Church
Minnie Meyers
W. F. Speers
Newcomerstawn
J. M. Spears
Fresno County
Cal
George Lanning
Sugar Tree
Pope
McFarland
Geangee Williams
Girher
Robert Meining
Myrtle Pree
I. Nowland
Harald Wel
Cambrides
Belle Nechind
Jay Vispied
Carry Thomas
Edith Womble
M. B
Madison Medicine Co
J. W
Adam LePage
Logan F. Dales
Botha
Tana
Miss Lillie
Botna
Logan TF. Dales
A. W. Dales
Logan
Irwin
Lowa
Boxwell Pate a ment at Center School Center
The Boxwell Pateson gathering opened June 28 at Center School building Cambridge. Notable speakers included H W Jaustersk and examiners Wallace Woolfe and Bally. A crowd of local residents listed dozens of names from Westland Center and Cambridge area, with a $100 reward notice and period advertisements interwoven through the program.
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Boxwell-Patteson
Bouding
Cubridge
Mathews
Rous
Dror
LuiGhiub
H.W. Jaucersk
Msq
Itis
Wallace
Walfe
Bally Pl
Lila Amapaker
Westland
Hatele le Boyd
Wits
Lara Bdoudts
Hiwood
Claviente
Brughfield
Noble Goat
Grace Grepny
Sylyda Cridish
Gambridee
Kntall
Millwoods
June Libtle
Wheeling
Cuma Moore
Liberty
Mageric O'Cunel
Patterson
Ilorence
Rose
Millwood
Tornice Wiakstut
Wils
Bertha Watson
Avi T. of
Barson
Viarry Broomall
Ciel Gibson
Drichlon Marley Gydones
Westhind
Charles J. Law
Walls
Delbert
Law
Tussel Lite
Wheelin
Moore
MeDor Westlands
Clice Meee
Richltndy
Orlando Wills
Dentnie G. Allender
Adams
Lola Gupbell
Cunaidge
Ada Davidson
Adi Buelish
Adauiss Mugaret Gauley
Cambidee
Minnie Jlutchison
Knox
Mary Liawyer
Fannie BR. la
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Ohio State
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England
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Geo. C. Lanning, Cam
Red Cross
Thede Stevenson
Austin
Geo. E. Kirk
Mechanicsburg
H. B. Kirk
Steubenville Avenue
Wm. Pool
Caroline McPherson
Senvenville
Rocky Mountain
J. W. Shaft
Harry L. Spencer
Spencer
Oskaloosa
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Secretary of the Treasury
International Congress of Commerce and Industry
Belgium
Quarker City
Independent
We Grove
Union J Dai LE
P. J. Rater
N. LR. Morgan
N. O. Wylie
WR. Morean’s Grove
Onondile Grange
A.B. Giffen
New Goucard
Westland Township
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Prank Wilson
Aband
Arthur Watchison
Thor Tle
HAR’ T Ford
Avery
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Wholesale Columbus
Cambridge and
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Boxwelle
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Poledo
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Furly
Australia
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James Henderson
Gangsdale and Mayoth
Chad Chalint
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Vale
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Colonial Theatre
Cambridge, Ohio
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