Local Notices and Personal News Highlights
Craig's sale runs through August 7. J G Bair travels to Columbus on business. H J Boyd dentist advertises near the post office. Williams jewelry store offers 25 percent savings. Code Ringer attends a dance in Zanesville. Mr and Mrs J M Walker visit from Cumberland. Birth announced for John M Wolverton and wife in Hunt's addition. Carrie Hope visits J Hope family in New Wilmington. Mary Doyle visits relatives on Beatty Avenue. Mrs F W St Clair hosts relatives at Falesville. Madden departs for Atlantic City for A F G W U conference.
Savings grow with The Guernsey Building and Loan Company
The notice promotes The Cambridge Loan & Building Company offering four percent interest on time deposits. It claims no losses in 28 years of business and promises prompt access to funds with loans on first mortgages on real estate. Signed KE A Scott Cambridge Ohio and T R Deselm July end date.
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Guernsey Building and Loan Company
KE. A. Scott
Cambridge
Ohio
Cambridge Loan & Building Company
Appropriation Ordinance Passed By City Council
At a regular meeting the council approved the semi annual appropriation ordinance funding current and fixed expenses for the last six months, with cemetery allocations debated and adjusted. The police plan was discussed but not enacted, and committee reports were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
W. N. Bradford
Wilds of
Michigan
KE. N. Walters
Homer Forsythe
Board of Public Service
Mr. McBride
W. C. Black
Mr. Black
W. G. Black
W. C. Baker
Hunt
Pollock
North Fifth Street
Clarence Hall
Ross
Herman Johnson
Wm. Mercer
Lutheran Church
Beatty and
Stewart Avenues
Bratton, Hunt and
Erven
Orchard Avenue
Orchard Place
Peters
Bratton
McBride
Woodlawn Avenue committee appointed over Fourteenth Street plan
Erven Hunt and McBride named a committee to meet Woodlawn Avenue property owners about opening Fourteenth Street. Citizens on Carlisle Avenue filed a complaint about the condition of a chicken coop, referred to the board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erven, Hunt and
McBride
Woodlawn Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Carlisle Avenue
Wag
Board of Health
Siegfried Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge
Allen Siegfried was arraigned before Justice of the Peace R. W. Lindsey Monday evening on a warrant by Fred Barlow charging him with assault and battery. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Siegfried
Justice of the Peace
R. W. Lindsey
Fred Barlow
Siegfried
Nephew Dies From Torch Burns Near New Concord
Cal McAninch of this city learned of the death of his three year old nephew George McAninch son of Mr and Mrs Will W McAninch of Martins Ferry. The child died Monday morning near New Concord from burns suffered when his dress caught fire from a lighted torch at a Martins Ferry camping party. The mother rushed to help but the boy died several hours after the attack of spasms. Burial was set for Martins Ferry after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. McAninch
George McAninch
Will W. McAninch
Martins Ferry
Charles Ssempfaryn
New Concord
Bull dog bite injures Milton St. Clair at East Wheeling
Milton St. Clair of John Murray's fish market on East Wheeling avenue was severely bitten in the calf by a bull dog belonging to residents on Woodlawn avenue Tuesday morning. The dog seized him as he delivered orders and then fled. He sought treatment from Dr. C. A. Frame. the injury is painful but not expected to be serious due to prompt care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton St. Clair
John Murray
East Wheeling Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Mr. St. Clair
Commissioners Designate Roads in Guernsey County Action
State Highway Commissioner Wonders reported petitions for road improvements exceed funds. County to pave one mile each on Coshocton, Quaker City, and Byesville roads, cost about 21000 with half funded by the state. Seven bids for a Wills Creek bridge in Byesville were also presented. contracts to be let once state word is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Wonders
Columbus
Guernsey County
Davis
Coshocton
Quaker City
Byesville
Wills Creek
Tenth Street
Courageous defense ends midnight home invasion attempt
C C Rice on Sixth Street near Wheeling and Steubenville Avenues reports two separate burglary attempts Monday night. Mrs Rice awoke at 1230 AM as an unknown man tried to unlock the back door, retreated after a noise. Around 2 AM a second attempt occurred. she signaled neighboring residents and merchant policeman George Waxler and George Phillips, who searched the yard but found no intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rice
Sixth
Wheeling
Steubenville
Lower End Cubs top Oklahoma Juniors in hot 11 4 game
The Lower End Cubs defeated the Oklahoma Juniors 11 to 4 in a morning contest. Lineup featured Finley at catcher F Boyd on the mound Rond at short Eynon at first Jackson on second O Neel at third Fowler in left Coleman in right and others contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Oklahoma
Finley
F. Boyd
H. Rond
P. Eynon
W. Jackson
O'Neel
R. Fowler
S. Coleman
Sherman Taylor Visits Hazelton Family on North Fifth Street
Sherman Taylor of Hazelton, Pennsylvania, is visiting his mother and sister on North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Taylor
Hazelton, Pa
North Fifth Street
Bell Telephone special agent visits city from Wheeling
Re C Bates a special agent for Bell Telephone Co with headquarters in Wheeling West Virginia was in the city Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. C. Bates
The
Bell Telephone Co
Wheeling, W. Va
Mexican publisher visits sister in North Seventh Street
Charles Anderson of Mexico City visits his sister Mrs. W. P. Devore on North Seventh street. Anderson is publisher and editor of the Mining Journal in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Mexico City
Mexico
W. P. Devore
North Seventh Street
Mr. Anderson
Mining Journal
Illness at Home of E P Claggett and Visitor in City
E P Claggett is very ill at his home on South Ninth street. Atwood Ferren of Warren Ohio visits his uncle John Stroud. Postmaster Austin of Byesville was in the city on business Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Claggett
South Ninth Street
Atwood Ferren
Warren, O
John Stroud
Austin of
Byesville
Sankeys Visit Friends in New Concord Today
Mr and Mrs J E Sankey traveled to New Concord to visit with friends during a daytime outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sankey
New Concord
Miss Reba Sankey Returns From Western Visit
Miss Reba Sankey came home last night after an extended trip to the western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Sankey
Miss Lucile Sheppard Visits Lancaster
Miss Lucile Sheppard of East Beatty Avenue traveled to Lancaster this morning for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Sheppard
East Beatty Avenue
Lancaster
Mrs J W Hines Returns From Martins Ferry Visit
Mrs J W Hines, who had been visiting her brothers in Martins Ferry and Clarksburg West Virginia, returned home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hines
Martins Ferry
Clarksburg
W. Va
Miss Mae McConagha Returns Home After Visit
Miss Mae McConagha, guest of Miss Bertha Barrett on R. D. 10, returned to her home at New Concord Tuesday morning.
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Mae McConagha
Bertha Barrett
R. D
New Concord
West Steubenville Man Returns From Indianapolis Visit
H. S. Hamme of West Steubenville avenue has returned from a visit with his daughter Mrs. Ed Gibson and family in Indianapolis Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Hamme
West Steubenville Avenue
Mrs
Ed, Gibson and Family
Indianapolis
Ind
Geyer Visit to Chandlersville Nears Completion
F. E. Geyer of South Sixth street is visiting relatives and friends in Chandlersville and will be joined there Thursday by Mrs. Geyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Geyer
South Sixth Street
Chandlersville
Mrs. Geyer
Will Acheson Heads to Wyoming to Join Brother Reed
Will Acheson of Brown's Heights will depart this evening for Wyoming where his brother Reed Acheson resides and plans to make his future home.
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Will Acheson
Brown's Heights
Wyoming
Reed Acheson
Longtime Marietta railroad employee returns home
Wm. A. Turnbaugh of North Fifth street, one of the oldest employes of the Marietta Division, has returned from Columbus where he had lived the past year. He served as an employee of the C. & M. and later the Marietta Division of the Pennsylvania Lines for thirty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Turnbaugh
North Fifth Street
Marietta
Columbus
Mr. Turnbaugh
Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion to North Michigan Lake Region Trip
Announcement for a Tuesday August 17 1909 excursion to the lake region of North Michigan praised as the finest fishing and hunting area. Fare for 1400 miles by rail reportedly under 9.90 dollars with an additional 87 4 percent for Pullman sleeping car service. Reservations via O A Simcox harness dealer on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Michigan
Pullman
Cambridge
O. A. Simcox
Eighth Street
Flag of truce blessed by Rub-a-lac grocer joke
In a curious aside amid Turkey outrages, reporters overlooked a claim that the milky white flag of truce owed its whiteness to Rub-a-lac, promoted as a Monday morning blessing by grocers. The ad suggests Rub-a-lac makes large washings easy, urging readers to ask their grocer.
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Turkey
Druesedow's Studio to Close July 19–26
Druesedow's Studio will close from July 19 to 26. The photographer will attend the National Convention of Photographers.
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National Convention of Photographers
The Hub's Ad Signals Ongoing Sale Through July 24
The hub advertises a continuing sale running until Saturday night July 24. The notice notes strong discounts and limited-time offers. Residents are urged to visit the hub to view discounts and shop promptly.
Notice for Funeral Arrangements of Wim Hill
Notice requests members to assemble at the Temple at 7 o clock to arrange the funeral of Wim Hill. Fred Linn Noble Grand signs the notice. Read Potter's ad mentions madras reduced. Luther Tignor left this morning on a business trip through Noble county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Hill
Fred Linn
Noble Grand
Potter's
Madras
Luther Tignor
Noble County
Smith's Produce Stand Prices on North Seventh Street
Butter priced at 25 cents and eggs at 24 cents advertised at Smith's produce stand on North Seventh Street. The notation 71-31-$ appears as a catalog or inventory reference in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's
North Seventh Street
H W McCracken Visits Cambridge on Business
H W McCracken of Love City was seen in Cambridge this afternoon on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McCracken
Love City
Cambridge
Tungsten lamps cut light bill in two advertised
Dr A W Wroyd of Cambridge Ohio lists office on third floor of Central National Bank building and Branthoover Johnston Co advertises tungsten electric lamps promising halve electric bills for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wroyd
Central National Bank
Cambridge
Ohio
Branthoover & Johnston Co
Dentists J B E Secrest and H W Stewart in Cambridge
Advertises dentists J B E Secrest and H W Stewart located on the second floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge Ohio. Also promotes November 23 sale of diamonds watches and jewelry with slogan The right goods at the right prices from Atkins the Jewelers opposite the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Secrest
H. Wu. Stewart
Central National Bank
Cambridge
O Bell
Atkins
Court House
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Cambridge Post Office
Sherwin-Williams
W.P
W.H. Hartley & Sons
Wheeling Ave
Miller & Norris
Surgeons
Bell Phone
South 7Th. Street
W. M. Sherrard
Craig
J. G. Bair
Business Today
H. J. Boyd
Taylor Block
Williams
Code Ringer
Zanesville
J. M. Walker
Cumberland
John M. Wolverton
Hunt's Addition
Carrie Hope
New Wilmington, Pa
J. Hope
Beatty Avenue
Mary Doyle
South Twelfth Street
F. W. St. Clair
Falesville
Wim. Madden
Atlantic City
T. R
Deselm
Eodtt
Alex, Satchet
L. B. Birney
A. J. Bennett
Brown Avenue
Little Lad
Bull Dog
Sixth Street
Mich
Lake ‘Region
Druesedow
Lil. O
Axminster
Curtain
Nothrge
JG Bay
Bair’s
Dilley Jewelry Store
Morses’ Cleaning and Dye Works
Adam F.ritter
Union Shop
Mark A. Elsey
J. B.moss’ Livery
Reat
Masonic Temple
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