Prospects of a New Church at Tracts Attract Attention
The Cambridge First Baptist Church held its Annual Roll Call with a record turnout despite illness age or distance. Memorials for members lost this year were read by John M. Amos and Rev. H H Bawden. A watercolor prospectus of the proposed church site East Eighth and Steubenville was displayed showing Byzantine style brickwork and a large auditorium with dome light and extensive basement facilities. Architects Emery Stanford Hall and J Frank Orr prepared the plans for the edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge First
Flora B. Wilson
Elizabeth Buckingbafe
Thomas ©. Stantley
Mary Feaster
Mary Moorehead
Halsey Pollock
John M. Amos
2. B. Carman
J. F. Orr
First Baptist Church
East Eighth and
Steubenville
Emery Stanford Hall
Chicago
J. Frank Orr
Camp Chase guest and Zanesville visit noted
E S Wessels of Camp Chase Ohio stays with R A Cook and family on Highland avenue. Miss Neva Schultz of the Depot Hotel returns from a visit with relatives and friends in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Wessels
Camp Chase, Ohio
R. A. Cook and Family
Highland Avenue
Neva Schultz
Depot Hotel
Zanesville
Wellsville votes dry as 76 saloons shut down
In Wellsville Ohio the dry side won by 48 votes 1001 to 953. Twenty three saloons will close within 30 days along with fifty three in East Liverpool. City loses 14000 in revenue needing tax increases. Police augmented. railroad aid noted. court action possible to contest East Liverpool vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
East Liverpool
East Liverool
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Systems
Quaker City Guests Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Linton and two children of Quaker City returned home from East Wheeling avenue after visiting Erven Carpenter family. Senecaville and Quaker City baseball teams will play at Baker City on Thursday July 4 at 2 pm. Congregational meeting at the M KE church elected Charles Sheppard as delegate and T R Deselm as alternate to the East Ohio Conference in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linton
Quaker City
Erven Carpenter
East Wheeling Avenue
Senecaville
Baker City
Cleveland
Setember
Charles
Sheppard Rong
T. R. Deselm
News Letter From Byesville Society Notes
Mrs. James Carrick was called to Doylestown on Tuesday by her daughter Mrs. George Casinhiser. Several residents visit relatives, includingMiss Winnie Wesley from Barnesville, Mrs. Viola D Sullivan of Tippecanoe City, and Mrs. Joseph Morris back from Senecaville. Family movements include William Smith moving from Mt Vernon, Miss Eva McCreary visiting her brother in Martins Ferry, and Mrs. J H Ringer’s Cambridge trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carrick
Doylestown
George Casinhiser
William Porter
Coal Ridge
Homer Freeman
6Th Street
Winnie Wesley
Barnesville
William Smith
Mt. Vernon
Mrs. Steward
Pleasant City
George Nichols
Balentine
Fred
Bloomfield
Viola D. Sullivan
Tippecanoe City
Robert Heikes
Troy City
George Long
Seventh Street
Ruth Craig
Ava Oliver
Washington
M. J. Carter
Noble County
Eva McCreary
Ernest
Martins Ferry
Katie Neubart
L. C. Schramm
J. H. Ringer
Cambridge
Joseph Morris
Senecaville
Pleasant City Couple Weds at M E Parsonage
Mr M B Trott of Pleasant City and Mrs Cassie Franklin were married Wednesday evening at the M E parsonage in Pleasant City by Rev Norris. The ceremony surprised friends and a grand reception followed with an ice cream supper as the couple hosted guests and escorted younger friends to tables. They will reside in Pleasant City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Trott
Mrs. Trott
Pleaasnt City
Mary O. St. Clair
Guilmant
Bachman
Armenia
Jensen
Henry Clay Harnish
Lancaster
Hazel Claryce Harris
William Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lohengrin
Edwin A. Jester
Martin Harnish
John Hollinger
Kendig H. Bare
William E. Harris
R. P. Chamberlain
Katherine Kipp
Carnegie
Mary Graves
Ruth Fordyce
Wilma Forney
Wilbur DeHart
Margaret Shepler
Coshocton
Mendelsshon
Willa Dilley
Beulah Nichols
Lottie M. Delart
M. M. Harnish
Katherine E. Kipp
Jno. Hollinger
Mary C. St. Clair
Wilma A. Forney
Mary E. Graves
Messick
Mandolin Club
Jonepl Webb
Inactive Wood Market and Local News Across Papers
Cadiz Sentinel notes dull wood market with 35 cent clips. Minnesota candidate for president. Bellaire Herald Tribune reports Belmont Compressed Air Co cleaning courthouse for 115 dollars. Wellsville and East Liverpool vote counts and contested East Liverpool election. Senecaville Times covers history of Coen's M E church, founding leaders, and Cam bracket district praise. local visit by E O Riggs and Rev Jester speaks at Cambridge church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Croskey’s
Cliffords
Moorehead
Johnson
Minnesota
Bellaire Herald Tribune
Belmont Compressed Air Co
Court House
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Senecaville
Coen
M. BE
Israel Archibald
R. Coen
Samuel Gibson
Abraham Rich
Jacob Coen
Cambridge
Riggs
Ako
Friay
Abraham Brokaw
Justus Riggs
Jester
Mrs Crawford and Mrs Doyle Host Marion Guests
Miss Hortense Morrow and Miss Jessie Codding of Marion visit cousins Mrs. W. A. Crawford and Mrs. G. A. Doyle on East Wheeling avenue for a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Morrow
Jessie Codding
Marion
W. A. Crawford
G. A. Doyle
East Wheeling Avenue
Prominent Squire Fatally Shot in Speidel
Squire Omer Groves justice of the peace in Speidel east of Barnesville was shot by Davi Castello a former constable after a morning quarrel. Groves was rushed to a nearby house as a physician was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Groves
Speidel
David Castello
Squire Omer Groves
Barnesville
Davi Castello
Groves
Castello
Guernsey Clay Works Enlarged Under Preston Plan
H. B. Preston the Guernsey Clay Co. general manager returned to Guernsey with his wife Verge and son Orda from Terre Haute Ind. The firm, previously Guernsey Brick and Construction Co., renamed Guernsey Clay Works, will expand with new machinery and improvements to meet rising demand for hollow stone ware. About seventy five workers now, to nearly double after expansion, boosting local industry and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Guernsey Clay Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Miss Verge Preston
Orda
Guernsey Brick and Construction Co
Cambridge-Byesville
Guernsey Clay Works
Guernsey
Aged Woman III at Washington
Mrs. Margaret Baker of Guernsey county lies very low at her Washington home with few hopes of recovery due to age. A native of Maryland, she has lived in Washington over sixty years and shaped local social and religious life. Her daughters Annie and Margaret Baker, and granddaughters Lottie Hartshorn and Maude Johnson, are beside her, with two trained nurses attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baker
Guernsey County
Washington
Baker
Maryland
Annie Baker
Lottie Hartshorn
Maude Johnson
Toledo
Patterson Leases Washington Hotel in Cambridge
James Patterson who drove the Cambridge Washington back along the National Road has leased the Washington Hotel and took possession Monday. Mr and Mrs Port Gibson, formerly with the Guernsey county Infirmary, ran the hotel but Mrs Gibson’s ill health forced them to quit the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
Washington
Port Gibson
Guernsey County Infirmary
Courthouse Notices of Marriages and Real Estate Transfers
Courthouse notices list marriages in Cambridge Pleasant City Byesville Lore City and Elizabethtown with names Frank Wagoner Emma Johnson M. H. Trott Cassie Franklin James Breeden Ollie Spaid John Blohme Mabel Dennis Louis Fuller Elizabeth Clary Hazel Harris Spath John Sarr Eliza McDowell. Probate court appoints James L Cooper administrator of Charles Cooper estate and guards Ney Brice Elizabeth Campbell. Real estate transfers include H H Wilson to Earl Potts and back to J A Potts Wm H Turvey to Stewart Turner Harley Cox to Joseph Hackenberry Rebecca Mendenhall to Maria L Moore and H H Wilson to Harlan Potts. Amounts and lots cited in Byesville Carson's addition Salesville and Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wagoner
Emma Johnson
Cambridge
Trott
Cassie Franklin
Pleasant City
James V. Breeden
Ollie A. Spaid
Byesville
John Blohme
Mabel Dennis
Louis J. Fuller
Elizabeth M. Clary
Henry C. Alamish
Lancaster
Hazel C. Harris
Ollie A. Spath
John W. Sarr
Lore City
Eliza McDowell
Elizabethtown
H. H. Wilson
Earl Potts
J. A. Potts
Wm. H. Turvey
Stewart & Turner
Carson
Harley Cox
Joseph Hackenberry
Jackson Township
Rebecca Mendenhall
Maria L. Moore
Salesville
Taylor Accepts Idaho Statesman Post in Boise
Max P. Taylor of North 5th Street receives a telegram to report as proof reader and reporter for the Idaho Statesman in Boise. He will leave Cambridge Monday, aided by Addison Smith, now U S S Land Agent in Idaho, while he serves as Cambridge City Council president and vice mayor pending a future decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max P. Taylor
North 5Th Street
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Statesman
Taylor
Cambridge
Addison Smith
Tus
U. S&s
Mr. Taylor
Bradford
Hobson and Hunt Attend State Teachers Convention Alumni Weekend
Supt and Mrs A Z Hobson and Prof and Mrs W A Hunt returned from the State Teachers Convention at Put in Bay where Hobson was elected a vice president. J M Carr of Barberton was also honored. They later attended Mt Union College commencement at Alliance and visited Cleveland. Officers elected included President J A Shawan Columbus and vice presidents E D Lyon Cincinnati H Hobson Cambridge. Secretary Miss Mary Smith Hicksville treasurer F E O Kirkendal Piqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Hobson
W. A. Hunt
Put-in-Bay
J. A. Shawan
Columbus
Prin
E. D. Lyon
Cincinnati
H. Hobson
Cambridge
J. M. Carr
Barberton
Mary Smith
Hicksville
F. E. 0. Kirkendal
Piqua
Fairview Votes Dry By Narrow Margin In Beal Law Election
Fairview voters approved the Beal law by 47 votes in a 66 voter turnout amid low interest. The piece notes potential dry campaigns in Steubenville and other Ohio towns as saloon opposition grows. It also mentions residents Knouff and family spending winter away and planning a move to Washington.
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Ayer
Ayers
Germany
Darmstadt
Neilley & CO
C. W. Phillips
Conesville
James Crawford
Laura Evans
Beulah Conner
Main Street
Lilian Ricer
Woodsfield
John King
Samuel Johnson
MR. M. 8
Courthouse News
James L. Cooper
Charles Cooper
James McBride
John D. Campbell
Ney, Brice
Elizabeth Campbell
Jacob Linton
John McDonald
Henry C. Harnish
Freeman T. Eagleson
East
Hudson
Jamestown
Harris
Fairview
Steubenville Drys
Pennyroyaldom
the Tribune
State
Anti-Saloon League
State Liquor League
Toronto
W. L. Knouff
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