Dr Weir Makes Good Record as Bridge Pastor
The Cleveland Leader highlights Rev. W F Weir D D former Cambridge pastor who led First Presbyterian Ashtabula to six home missions. In six years he gained 450 members, organized North Kingsville church, opened a south side mission, funded Prospect Street church salary, built a $24000 chapel, spent 2500 on auditorium, and erected an $8000 manse. He served two terms as commissioner to the general assembly and moderator of Cleveland Presbytery.
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Cleveland
Cambridge
W. FF. Weir
First Presbyterian Church
Ashtabula
North Kingsville
Prospect Street
Weir
General Assembly
Cleveland Presbytery
Watson H. Gregg Announces City Solicitor Candidacy
Yielding to local interest Watson H. Gregg of Troette and Gregg consents to run for Cambridge city solicitor. The editor notes his legal ability and broad experience would support a successful administration even though he holds the opposite political faith.
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Watson H. Gregg
Troette and Gregg
Cambridge
Judge Gregg
Milk Deliveries Shift as Cambridge Dairyman Withdraws
James Reynolds, a well known dairy man northwest of Cambridge and former partner in Cambridge Cash Creamery, withdraws from the creamery and starts selling fresh milk from his own wagons. Customers are asked to call Nome phone 614-3 to arrange deliveries.
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James Reynolds
Cambridge
Nome
Detective Bean and Family Feted in Byesville
Detective W. E. Bean and his relatives were hosted by friends in Byesville last evening, gathering for a social visit and community hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bean
Byesville
Promotions in the Marietta Division Offices
T. W. Curtis, formerly a stenographer in S. W. Hodgin's maintenance of way office, is promoted to the Pittsburg Division train master's office. S. W. Carr, previously head professor at Meredith Business College, will fill Curtis's Marietta Division position and reported for duty Monday.
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T. W. Curtis
S. W. Hodgin
Marietta
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Co
S. W .Carr
Meredith Business College
Storm on Pike's Peak Strands Party of Five
A letter from M. L. Hartley describes a Pike and Will iam party of three ladies and two gentlemen climbing Pike's Peak. A severe storm forced umbrellas down, lightning flashed, and six inches of snow fell. William was knocked to the ground but unharmed. The group split paths with the women and boy taking a rail route the rest finishing on foot. They returned home safe after the ordeal.
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M. L. Hartley
William
Pike's Peak
Fall Results In Broken Arm
Miss Gertrude Sonnefeldt twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jos Sonnefeldt of West Gomber avenue fractured her right arm after tripping on stairs. Dr Voorhies reduced the fracture and the patient rests easily after recovering from recent typhoid fever.
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Gertrude Sonnefeldt
Jos. Sonnefeldt
West Gomber Avenue
Orpheum Tonight Offers Harry Brooks Show
Harry Brooks and his colored singers dancers and comedians perform at the Orpheum tonight and for the next two days. The program includes moving pictures and illustrated performance beginning Thursday with a high class hour long show at 7 15 and 8 30.
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Harry Brooks
Orpheum
Court House News Probate Court Notices and Divorces
Probate Court items include the estate of John H. Halderman with A C Satcher appointed administrator and an order of appraisement. Estate of Rebecca Long seeks bond reduction. Arthur R White petition and parental consent filed. Common Pleas hears the contested divorce Elizabeth Millison versus William Millison with Judge McGinnis and counsel.
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John H. Halderman
A. C. Satcher
Rebecca Long
Arthur R. White
Common Pleas
Elizabeth Millison
Wm. Millison
Stockdale to Move Cambrige Officials Office Opens Sept
County Recorder elect Charles Stockdale moves his family from Middlebourne to Cambridge and will reside in the former Middleswart house on West Heighth street. He takes office the first Monday in September with Frank Henry, ex editor of the Republican Press, as his deputy.
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County Recorder
Charles Stockdale
Middlebourne
North Tenth Street Resident Visits Kin in Country
Ethel McCreary of North Tenth street and her cousin Miss Fay McConnell of Zanesville visit their uncle Palmer McConnell east of the city, staying at his country home.
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Ethel McCreary
North Tenth Street
Miss Fay, McConell
Zanesville
Palmer McConnell
City
Vicious Mule Bites Miner in Belle Valley Mines
Pleasant City July 20. Thomas Kackley near Ava was injured when a mule in the Belle Valley mines last Thursday bit off his little finger and part of his hand. He endures considerable pain from the attack.
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Pleasant City
Thomas Kackley
Ava
Belle Valley
Side Boyd
Antrim
Aaron Stevens
Lola Bonum
Frank Secrest
J. W. Deeren
J. L. Kackley
Orin Walters
Cumberland
A. G. Heskett
J. W. Dyson
Scio
Roll Call Of 2d Baptist Church
The Second Baptist church holds its annual roll call meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Members respond in person or by proxy when named. Rev. E N Long of Newcomerstown will give the address after opening exercises. the evening ends with social time.
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Second Baptist Church
E. N. Long
Newcomerstown
Modern Woodmen Camp Plans Furniture for Hutchison Rooms
At the Cam bridge Camp Modern Woodmen meeting last night the club rooms in the Hutchison building were discussed. A committee was named to purchase furniture and fixtures, with Bert Waller L F Siens R G Borton R B Sproat and J M McCartney chosen.
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Cambridge
Hutchison
Bert Waller
L. F. Siens
R. G. Borton
R. B. Sproat
J. M. McCartney
American Association game St Paul tops Indianapolis 3 2
St Paul defeats Indianapolis 3 to 2 in a standalone American Association match. No other games were scheduled.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Central League Scores Include Dayton and Terre Haute Victories
Dayton defeats Zanesville 12 to 3 while Terre Haute beats South Bend 9 to 1. Grand Rapids edges Evansville 4 to 3 and Wheeling over Fort Wayne 4 to 3.
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Dayton
Zanesville
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Picnic at Taylor's Grove Hosted by Christian Church
A community picnic will be held on July 27 at Taylor's Grove hosted by the Christian church. All local churches are invited to attend the event.
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Taylor's Grove
The
Christian Church
Cambridge K of P. Lodge Call to Meeting Tonight
All members of the Cambridge K of P lodge are requested to be present at the regular meeting this evening. Business of importance to be transacted.
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Cambridge K. of P. Lodge
Pennyroyal Reunion Privileges Sought at Fairview Park
Persons seeking stand privileges for the Pennyroyal Reunion at Pennyroyal park must write Thomas Smith Chairman of Privilege Committee Fairview Ohio. The notice is dated July 22 4w.
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Pennyroyal Park
Thomas Smith
Fairview
Ohio
Business and pleasure trip of C. P. L. and T. Co. leaders
Messrs. Harry Moss and Wm. Rigby left this morning on a trip to Akron Ohio Erie Pennsylvania and Buffalo New York. Asked if the journey related to a reported sale of the company Moss declined to discuss and said the trip was mainly for pleasure.
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Harry Moss
Wm.Rigby
Akron
Erie
Buffalo
N. Y
Moss
Wrens Nest in Coat Found on Roof Grape Arbor
A family member of Police Officer John Middleton found an old coat on the roof of the grape arbor. A Sunday disturbance led to discovery that two wrens had made a nest inside an inner pocket and were rearing a brood.
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John Middleton
Van Wert Man Succeeds Former Cambridge Citizen
State Factory Inspector Kearns announced H. P. McDonald of Van Wert as chief clerk succeeding Horace Morgan, brother of the late inspector J. H. Morgan. Carl Wilcke named deputy at Findlay, and Dr. Frank W. Johnson of Cincinnati named trustee of Wilberforce College.
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Columbus
Kearns
H. P. McDonald
van Wert
Horace Morgan
J. H. Morgan
Carl Wilcke
Findlay
Harmon
Frank W. Johnson
Cincinnati
Wilberforce College
Local Visitors and Travelers Reported in Wheeling and Nearby
Wilbur Springer spent Sunday at Wheeling. Miss Minnie Bishard visited over Sunday at Wheeling. W. H. Stevens of Cumberland was in the city on business Monday. Miss Lucile Carlisle of Maple Knoll is visiting relatives in Cleveland. Miss Mabel Lewis of the Davis Dry Goods store is enjoying a vacation. Miss Ida Stewart left Monday for a week's visit with relatives at Belle Valley. Jesse Ault returned Saturday from Robinson NL, where he has been working.
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W. H. Stevens
Cumberland
City
Lucile Carlisle
Maple Knoll
Cleveland
Mabel Lewis
The
Davis Dry Goods Store
Ida Stewart
Belle Valley
Jesse Ault
Robinson
Petty Returns Home After Week with Steubenville Relatives
Roe Petty came back home Saturday following a week long visit with relatives in Steubenville.
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Roe Petty
Steubenville
Former Mayor James Laughlin in Cambridge on business
Former Pleasant City mayor James Laughlin visited Cambridge on business today, engaging with local officials and discussing ongoing regional initiatives.
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James Laughlin
Pleasant City
Cambridge
Business Today
Dr. H A Green Visits Parents Over Sunday Return
Dr. H A Green has returned home after visiting his parents over Sunday in Granville.
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H. A. Green
Granville
Local social notes from Hayesville and area visitors
Misses Bernice and Eva Luster of Hayesville Pa are guests of Cambridge relatives. Mr and Mrs Kelley Carnal and M L Hartley visited relatives in Newark on Sunday. Miss Roberta Miller and Mrs Margaret Murray depart for Boston Mass. Miss Mame McMillen of Kimbolton arrived Monday for a visit with relatives and friends.
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Bernice
Eva Luster
Hayesville, Pa
Cambridge
Roberta Miller
Margaret Murray
Boston
Mass
Mame McMillen
Kimbolton
City
Miss Coloma McNeeley and Elsie Clark Return From New Concord Visit
Miss Coloma McNeeley and Mrs Elsie Clark have come back after a short visit with friends at New Concord.
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Coloma McNeeley
Elsie Clark
New Concord
Galloway Family Vacation Near Claysville
R O Galloway and family of North Eighth Street are spending their vacation with friends near Claysville.
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R. O. Galloway
North Eighth Street
Claysville
New Philadelphia Visitor Honors North Sixth Street Hosts
John Cain of New Philadelphia spent Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCarty on North Sixth Street.
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John Cain
New Philadelphia
Dan McCarty
North Sixth Street
Mrs Sears Guests With North Third Street Host
Mrs Ephraim Sears of Columbus is the visitor of Mrs Geo Clark and other relatives in the city.
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Ephraim Sears
Columbus
Geo. Clark
North Third Street
City
Cosphdon Resident Jay Reasoner Returns Home
Jay Reasoner of Cosphdon, who has been visiting his parents on North Sixth Street, returned home Sunday evening.
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Jay Reasoner
Cosphdon
North Sixth Street
Logan family returns from Londonderry Township visit
James Logan and his family of Highland Avenue have returned from a trip to relatives in Londonderry Township.
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James Logan
Highland Avenue
Londonderry Township
Mrs Chas Brehm and Sons Visit Cambridge Relatives
Mrs Chas Brehm and sons William and Floyd of Columbus spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Cambridge.
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Chas. Brehm and Sons
William and Floyd of
Columbus
Cambridge
Mrs. Nolte and Children Return to Wheeling
Mrs. Henry Nolte and her children, who had been visiting relatives in the city, have returned home to Wheeling.
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Henry Nolte
City
Wheeling
Miss Hazel Bratton Visits Shawnee After Zanesville Stay
Miss Hazel Bratton formerly of Foster Avenue has been visiting relatives in Zanesville and is now staying with friends in Shawnee.
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Hazel Bratton
Foster Avenue
Zanesville
Shawnee
Mrs Oscar Wright and Lillian Wright Guests in Moundsville
Mrs Oscar Wright and Miss Lillian Wright of Moundsville West Virginia are guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Harris on North Eighth Street.
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Oscar Wright
Lillian Wright
Moundsville, W. Va
Hugh Harris
North Eighth Street
Meade Family Leaves Centra lia for Barnesville Visit
O. B. Meade and his Centra lia, Kansas family, after visiting relatives in the city, departed today to spend time with kin in Barnesville.
Real Estate Transfer on East Gaston Avenue
The E. D. Shively real estate agency reports sale of the Mrs. Clara Beebe property on East Gaston avenue to E. B. Shipley for a consideration of 2500 dollars.
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E. D. Shively Real Estate Agency
Beebe
East
Gaston Avenue
E. B. Shipley
Local businessman Frank Henry returns from county tour
Frank Henry came back last night from an extended trip through Perry Fairfield and Morgan counties where he was tending to his business interests.
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Frank Henry
Perry
Fairfield
Morgan Counties
Ashland Visitor Heads Home After Weekend Trip
Alfred McCullough of Ashland Kentucky arrived in the city Saturday to visit relatives and friends and left for home Monday with his family who had been visiting here.
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Alfred McCullough
Ashland
Mrs Evans Visits Martins Ferry Relative
Mrs James Evans of Martins Ferry is the guest of her mother Mrs Ella Anderson in the Fair Ground Addition. She will be accompanied home next week by her son Edward.
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James Evans
Martins Ferry
Ella Anderson
Edward
William Hill Passes After Illness at Columbus Hospital
Mrs. William Hill of 416 North Sixth street received a telegram announcing the death of her husband at Columbus Hospital where he had been under care for years. William Hill born May 17 1856 in Staffordshire England came to the U S twenty five years ago living in New Philadelphia Niles Youngstown and Akron. He was a longtime Cambridge Sheet Mill worker and is survived by his wife five children from a former marriage and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at the late home Wednesday night at 7 then the body will be moved Thursday morning to New Philadelphia for interment.
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William Hill
North Sixth Street
Columbus
J. Bair Co
New Philadelphia
Wm. Hill
Staffordshire
England
Niles
Youngstown
Cambridge Sheet
Sarah Jane Anderson
Lizzie Stockey
Cleveland
Selina Hill
Isaac Hill
Kimbolton
Hill
George Stockton
C. EB. Sheppard
Miss Emma Smith Injured In Restaurant Accident
Miss Emma Smith of Rainey Avenue South Cambridge was using a large knife to cut a bun at the Colonial restaurant when it slipped and cut a deep gash across her left hand. She bled heavily before receiving care from Dr. Moore in the I. O. O. F. building.
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Emma Smith
Rainey Avenue
Cambridge
Colonial
Moore
Cambridge youths arrested for brass cuspidor theft
Two well dressed Cambridge youths Dave Reynolds and Wade Balen were picked up after a brass cuspidor was reported stolen. Police detained them for visiting the place, the cuspidor remained in court as evidence, and they were not held to answer on the theft charge.
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Cambridge
Dave Reynolds
Wade Balen
Zanesville
Sign Installed at Colonial Theatre Entrance
The Colonial Theater Co purchases a new entrance sign matching the old design with the only change being larger letters for the name Colonial.
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The
Colonial Theater Co
Colonial
Mrs Phillips Gisbon and Nipsons Return From Buckeye Lake
Mrs Mary A Phillips Mrs Harriett Gibson and Misses Hazel Phillips and Freeda Norris have returned home after a two week outing at Buckeye lake.
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Mary A. Phillips
Harriett Gibson
Hazel Phillips
Freeda Norris
Buckeye Lake
County Auditor-elect Deselm and wife return from Londonderry visit
County Auditor-elect W. D. Deselm and his wife have completed an extended visit with relatives and friends in Londonderry.
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W. D. Deselm
Londonderry
Marietta Man Returns Home From Visit
Mr. Ray Braden of Marietta, who had been visiting his parents on Ba Dewey Avenue, returned home this morning.
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Ray Braden
Marietta
Dewey Avenue
William Pratt Returns Home After Cambridge Sunday Visit
Mr. William Pratt of Pleasant City spent Sunday with friends in Cambridge and returned to his home afterward.
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William Pratt
Pleasant City
Cambridge
Chicago visitor Leo Ailans meets Mia at aunt’s home
Leo Ailans of Chicago visits his aunt Mia as Martin Varley and family from West Gomber avenue attend the gathering.
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Leo Ailans
Chicago
Mia
Martin Varley
West Gomber Avenue
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