Best Supported Candidates Displayed Monday in Local Contest
A list of candidates and participants from various groups such as Pathfinders, Epworth League, Catholic church, Y P U, and Red Men appears with names including Mrs A M Baxter and C C Long as the best supported contenders. The piece notes activity and engagement among contestants and hints at a public guessing of winners. Local clubs like W R C and Clerks Union are mentioned along with several church and youth organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Baxter
C. C. Long
Judges honor contest awards two diamond rings
The Jeffersonian announces two diamond rings to the most deserving society workers as votes tallied. About 1400 ballots were cast on Monday with changes in candidate standings. Mrs. Baxter narrowed Huffman’s lead while C. C. Long strengthened his. The display of penmanship art includes illuminated testimonials by A. B. Garman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Bros
Hub
A. B. Garman
Chicago
JT. Garman
Guernsey County
Baxter
Huffman
C. C. Long
Lodge
Jeffersonian
Memorial and Testimonial Invitations from Chicago Leader
The notice describes Garman of Chicago as an eminent engrossor and distiller of testimonials presented to European crowned heads and U S presidents. It lists the Memento of Approbation and diamond rings for successful candidates, with voting organized by Guernsey county organizations and ballots from the Daily Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League Club of
Chicago
Omaha
Garman
Europe
Guernsey County
Jeffersonian Balloting for Lady and Gentleman Contest
The Jeffersonian offers voting certificates with subscription receipts for daily and weekly issues. Payments from one dollar to five dollars grant votes split between a lady and a gentleman, or exchanged between genders. final count by local committee and close at 9 o clock July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian
Vendlawan
Missionary here Sunday night and wedding notes
Middletown reports a missionary visit on Sunday night and several local marriage notices. Jas Long bought a driving horse from Jas Scott. Marvin Starr shows health improvement after a serious illness. Wv C Coleman and Maud Long wed last Tuesday in Washington by Rev. Rainsberger. Ernest Bryant and Miss Anna Trip Jett wed at high noon Sunday. John Cunningham from New Concord visited relatives east of town over the Fourth. Rae Coleman attends Concord school. Ida Arnold of Fairview visits friends and Lottie Harris visits New Philadelphia for a relative’s reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Long
Jas. Scott
Marvin Starr
Wv. C. Coleman
Maud Long
Sith
Washington
Mr. Rainsberger
Icy Osburn
Fairview
F. T. Hays
John Cunningham
New Conlcord
Ernest Bryant
Anna Trip Jett
Rae Coleman
Concord
Ida Arnold
Vormpet Kidney Cure and Nerse Tamie Promoted by Cambridge Druggists
Negiep and Cot, Cambridge druggists, promote Vormpet the Kidney Cure and Nerse Tamie with a positive guarantee. They claim there is no cost if it does not help and offer refunds, urging trial by all. Also notice: David Gadgher, a prisoner at Ohio Penitentiary, has an inmate parole recommendation. parole hearing set after July 13, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negiep & Cot
Cambridge
David Gadgher
Ohio Penitentiary
Tee
Weahy
DR. Mott's Chemical Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Ogier’s
Mother Ghay
A. Orttenburger
Port Huron
Mich
T. M. Kelly
East
Shelby At
Worcester
Masa
Mia
Obermister
Fredouis
New York
Local notes from Senecaville and surrounding towns
Senecaville and nearby communities report residents visiting Cambridge Toledo Columbus Newark and Lafayette Colo. Included are elections talk praising Hon. R. E. Glass and a list of I Q O Q F officers installed by D D G M with names such as G A Lepage W C Moorhead Grant Harrup Avery Stires and others. Delegates N LePage and Ada Lepage travel to Lafayette for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Morrison
Toledo
L. F. Hoskett
Blanchard Tieskett
Binney Pennell
Columbus
Mary Moser
Newark
R. E. Glass
Glass
N. LePage
Ada Lepage
Lafayette
Colo
Charles Anderson
J.W. Frame
Fl. A. Ditley
F. R. Detra
Bert Lepage
Ambrose Wilson
Wm. Purdum
R. B. Stires
L. Nelson
Jura Daniel
H. 0. Harris
Cumberland
Remedy Claims Cure for Kidney and Blood Diseases
An advertisement promotes Dr David Kennedy favorite remedy from Roudout New York for kidney liver and blood diseases. It sells at one dollar with six bottles for five dollars. The notice also covers local social visits including Mrs Jas Stewart Tedrick and Swarm families and reports a prison anecdote by W T Arnitrape about temperance and prison abuse. Ice cream social planned at the parlor next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Roudout
N. Y
B. A. Sauders
Morgan County
Jas. Stewart
Pleasant Valley
B. E. Swarm
Charles
State of Washington
Hartford
Mas. Tedrick
Oklahoma
Robert Whitesell
Quaker City
By Tedrick
Larson
Wheeling
Hall Club Meets Port Washington in Narrow Setback
In North Salem last Saturday the hall club from this place played Port Washington on their grounds. After ten innings the score stood 4 to 3 in favor of Port. Local residents Harvey Mopinger and Jesse Mopinger, both Pennsylvania workers, and Howard from Cambridge returned home to spend the Fourth with their parents, Mr and Mrs John Mopinger. Ed McKim and family visited his brother W C McKim in Stone Creek from Saturday to Monday. Della Jones visited sister Mrs Alexander Mullican in Mineral City. Crag Menteomer, employed in Asawint, returned home with his parents for the weekend. Maggie Jo Nagan, working on a nearby farm, came home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Club
Port
Washington
Harvey
Jesse Mopinger
Pennsylvania
Howard
Cambridge
John Monioger
E.E. Sturgeos
Ed McKim
W. C. McKim
Stone Creek
Della Jones
Alexander Mullican
Mineral Cite
Crag Menteomer
Asawint
Simday
Maggie Eo J
Nathan Stephens
Elizabethtown
Morgan Paden
Emma Conwell
Cambride
T. J. Heiner
P. A. Coen
Coryapolis
Penna
James Patterson
Local Names and Visits Round Cambridge Area
Miss Watt and Barry with her brother Weary visited Cambridge last Saturday. Victor Bretton and William Danly called on friends at Byesville over Sunday. Mrs Lizzie H ambers and her brother Joan Kerry were at Cambridge over Sunday. Mr Spencer of Cleveland bought cattle here last Saturday at four cents per pound. Miss Jennie Rungardner of Nevin with brother B D Tumgarden. Walter McKee and wife of Zanesville visiting her father John Forstyhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatterlee
Ehrekens
Miss Watt
Barry
Weary
Cambridge
Victor Bretton
Wm. Danly
Byesville
Lizziehambers
Joan Kerry
Nver
Spencer
Cleseland
Jennie Rungardner
Nevin
B. D. Tumgardner
Walter McKee
Zanes‘ville
John Forstyhe
Lawrence's Straw Hats and Summer Shoes in Town
Lawrence hosts visitors from Baltimore Ohio Wellsville Pittsburg and Cambridge as locals enjoy a week of social events. Attendees include Dr day McCulloch and Miss Nan St Clair with relatives, while playgoing locals attend the town hall event She Would Be a Widow and a late ice cream social funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Harry Hanna
Baltimore
Ohio
Day McCulloch
Wellsville
Tom Frame
W. & J. College
Et Homme
J. J. Patterson
Barnesville
J.J. Griffith
HL. Woodburn
A. Atherton
Byesville
Clarence McQuaide
Pittsburg
John G. Grim
Nan St. Clair
Salesville
Mabel Frame
Senecaville
Mary
Alice Moore
Thomas J. Metner
Bellaire
Wm. H. Baxter
New York
George KE. Rainsberger
Glasgow
Montana
M. F. Rainserger
Nervine Ad claims relief for tired nervous system
The ad promotes Dr. Miles Nervine as a nerve remedy to restore vitality and stamina for tired and irritable individuals. It cites nerve energy exhaustion, bodily fatigue, and restless symptoms with testimonials attributed to Otto Kolb and others, naming Miles Medical Co. and a local Evansville address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Otto Kolb
Cherry St
Evansville
Ind
Mires
Miles Medical Co
Hikhart, Ind
Rev Cunningham to Preach at Brushy Fork Church
Local notices recount religious services and social calls across Brushy Fork and nearby towns. Includes Rev Cunningham sermon next Sunday at 2 pm, festival attendance, visits to and from Winterset Cambridge and Washington, signals through community records, health notes, and travel updates.
Divorce Petition in Guernsey County Court
Ida M Howell sues Luth er A Howell in Guernsey County Ohio Court of Common Pleas for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness and willful absence for more than three years with a bearing on August 21. Attorneys Robinson and Stiffier filed the petition the first day of July 1405 under cause oe9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Cleveland
Ohio Christian Missionary Society of Cleveland
Guernasey County
Fair Ground
Cambridge
Ohio Christian Missionary Society OF
A. BR. McCulloch
Guernsey Co
Macedonia Baptist Church
Macedonia Baptist Church of
McCracken
Qty
H. F. Wharton
Ida M. Howell
Luther A. Howell
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J. W. Huffman
O. EB
Lawni
Pathfinders
John Glaser
Ella Marquand
Epworth League
Clara Armbruster
Catholic Church
Mabel Lewis
P. CG
W. T. Secrest
Nan Churchman, Jr
P. U
Saaaatgtats
Miss Belle Hanna
Y_P
U. P. Church
J. W. DeLong
Chas
F. Blair
Hagles
Long
A. Srens
M. W
Morris Black
PCA
Salaiste Au Fee
James P. Turner
Red Men
A. O. Baker
P. A
Dick Bevington
Ellis
Tom Oogier
Phi Sigma Chi
Pierce Donohue
Clerks’ Union
C, Clark
Agt Penn Co
JAS. W. Bell Co
R. Potter
M. Greenwald
Fred Raymond
E. D. Shively
A.B Garman
MALL
Middletown
Ed Huber
East Steubenville Avenue
Lottie Harris
New Philadelphia
SCOTT
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Humphreys
Waites
Aumphresa’ Med. Co
William & John Streets
Bagk-Aghe
A. W. Chase
Jr. A.V. Cha
Medicine Co
W. Scott
Wm. Bennett
Edith Kaho
Lora Shroyer
Goldie Hutchison
del Long
Aline Hutchison
Hiram Davidson
Lore City
G. J. Sound
Zanesville
Louisa Kaho
Wm. Hughison
Sam MecVickers
Sam and
Harmon Banding
Cambridge Saturay
Winterset
North Salem
Kimbolton
Joagamé
Love City
Lizzie Moore
East of Town
R. B. Moore
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Mary Bowdell
Tawa
Elizabeth Erbrache
John Oldham
Morris
Springfield
I. J. Oldham
Charles Campbell
William Kukey
Jesse Ferbrache
John Haladay
S. M. Jarnett
W. E. Camp
Bb. W. Camp
Samuel Reasuper
New, Concord
Mott’s
Mother Gray
Children's Home
Daniel Zunmerman
Sturge
Balch
Tara Grolernell
Tonelhe
Norans
Childre
B. Scott
Iduna
Raosas
Rvon
Williams Mfg CO
Univ
J. W. Shaff
Grand Ridge
Cunningham
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Sadie Tedrick
Nt Lida Carnes
Mt. Pleasant
Bernice Lindsey
Edna Enos
Belle Swaim
Miss Hall
Brushy Fork
G. G. Boyd
Lewis Sheen
Gates
Floy Decker
Life In
California
Rock Island
John Sebastian
Rock Island System
Hattie Clark
Colorado
G. E. Bell
Mrs. Bell
New Concord
May Giffin
Joseph Cullen
Miss May
SUGAR
Frank Howell
I Henry Gilgen
Dita Wellar
Wiehita
Kas
Margaret McKahan
Thomas Raita
Idaho
Jennie Miller
Henry Martin
Tarentum
Maggie Martin
Perry Adams
Jule Williams
Mt Ephriam
W.L. Ford
To. Suitt
East Sth Street
John Robinson
Caldwell
Elsie Ogan
Portage County
Peter Ogan
Robinson & Stiffier
Attys
Abraham Cooper
Guemse
Puizareth
Cooper Welle
Sheppard
Pittsburgh Dental College
Western University of Pennsylvania
Adda
Beret
Ogier
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