Former Citizen Charles Wilson Dies After Illness
Letter from Lida Wilson of Chagrin Falls reports the death of her brother Charles Wilson on Saturday July 19 from consumption. Born in Niles Ohio in 1872, he lived in Cambridge briefly after New Philadelphia and worked there. He is survived by two brothers, four sisters, two sons and three daughters and was buried in Niles after requesting friends in Cambridge be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Wilson
Chagrin Falls
Charles Wilson
Cambridge
Niles
New Philadelphia
Mrs. S. Patterson Laid at Rest in Columbus
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Sarah M. Patterson at 95 in Columbus Indiana. Born in Bedford Pennsylvania she lived in Morgantown and Pittsburgh before settling in Columbus. Her husband M J Patterson and prominent relatives including Charlies J Albright former Cambridge resident and congressman are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Sarah M. Patterson
J. C. Taylor
M. J. Patterson
Bedford
Morgantown
Pittsburgh
Don. Charlies J. Albright
Cambridge
Congress
Mr. Albright
Patterson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for Wounds and Burns
In a home tip, J. H. Polanco of Delvalle Texas reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve saved his daughter’s cut foot after skepticism. The ad touts the salve as the world’s best and lists Neilley & Co. Cambridge and C. A. Heiner Byesville Ohio as supporters. It promotes 25 cents and urges ready use for burns cuts wounds or scalds.
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Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Delvalle
Tex
Neilley & Co
Cambridge
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Cambridge visit by former United Dairy manager Barnes
W. L. Barnes, ex-manager of United Dairy Co. Cambridge plant, was in Cambridge today. He now directs The Ohio Telegraph and Commercial School at Barnesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Barnes
United Dairy Co
Cambridge
Ohio Telegraph and Commercial School
Barnesville
Ice cream social at Old Cambridge Baptist Church Friday
Brief items note an ice cream social at Old Cambridge Baptist Church on Friday evening July 26. Other Cambridge neighborhood visits and travels include Prof. Garfield Cox of Iowa University guesting at North Tenth Street, and multiple residents returning from trips to Detroit Columbus Canton Akron Tyner Buckeye Lake and Cassells Station.
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Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Garfield Cox
University of Iowa
W. H. Gregg
North Tenth Street
Cambridge Relative Guests Over Sunday
Cc. C. Beymer of Columbus visited with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Beymey, over Sunday.
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Cc. C. Beymer of
Columbus
Mrs
Margaret Beymey
Henry Jones Visited Cambridge on Business
Henry Jones of Birmingham traveled to Cambridge on a business visit Monday.
Local residents trip via Cambridge and area visits
Mrs Nancy McCulley and Mrs William Turner of Kimbolton shopped in Cambridge Monday. Miss Helen McKee left for a Caldwell visit. Grace Atkinson of Kimbolton was a . Families including Mr and Mrs Forrest Firestone and daughter Helen, and Mr and Mrs FE A McGranahan of Wheeling passed through Cambridge en route to Kimbolton. Numerous residents traveled to Ohio towns for visits or business, with others returning home after trips or attending events in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy McCulley
William Turner
Kimbolton
Cambridge
Helen McKee
Caldwell
Grace Atkinson
Forrest Firestone
Helen
Akron
FE. A. McGranahan
Wheeling
Anderson Family Ties Highlight Local Movements
Ron Anderson visits with relatives as F J Patterson spends time in Senora. A M Allender and family travel from Warren Ohio after visiting David Anderson. Mrs Garnes returns from Detroit after seeing daughter H Whitmore in East Cambridge. Mrs Moreland visits Buckeye Lake with daughter F W Steebe. Mrs Barnes travels to Zanesville for nephew Robert Anderson funeral. Annie Dawson visits Grace Towner in East Wheeling Avenue.
Local Visitors Spend Sunday and Weekend in Byesville
Miss Grace Towner of East Wheeling Avenue and Willie McConnell spent Sunday evening in Byesville. Zelma Engel of Millersburg is vacationing with Mrs. W. C. Parsons of 112 North Tenth Street. Mrs. Joseph White and guest Mrs. J. D. Palmer of Barnesville visited relatives in New Concord on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dawson
Byesville
Grace Towner
East Wheeling Avenue
Willie McConnell
Zelma Engel
Millersburg
W. C. Parsons
North Tenth Street
Joseph White
City
J. D. Palmer
Barnesville
New Concord
Smith Family Heads to Ravenswood From Byesville
Mrs. J. R. Smith, her son John and granddaughter Miss Louise Smith of Byesville were in Cambridge Tuesday en route to Ravenswood West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Smith
John
Louise Smith
Byesville
Cambridge
Ravenswood
W. Va
Mrs Salmon and Mrs Zimmerman Visit Oldham Station Relatives
Mrs T B Salmon and Mrs Jennie Zimmerman left Monday for a short visit with relatives in Oldham Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Salmon
Jennie Zimmerman
Oldhams Station
Mrs. C. B. Baker Guests Relatives in Guernsey
Mrs. C. B. Baker visited relatives in Guernsey on Monday while D. Stone of Portsmouth returned home after spending a few days away.
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C. B. Baker
Guernsey
D. Stone
Portsmouth
Vacation Time Tests Faith Attendance Says Bulletin
The Presbyterian Church Bulletin urges steadfast church attendance as vacation season nears. It argues religion is an attitude toward God, not a seasonal hobby, and says the sanctuary’s worship is needed more in summer than in winter. It calls for congregants to remain present in the house of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of God
The
Presbyterian Church Bulletin
Injured in Street Car Wreck Mrs Baxter Dismissed
At Cambridge Hospital Mrs Joseph Baxter and two children were discharged Monday afternoon after injuries from a street car wreck. One child Wilmer, the other son, remains under treatment as he was more seriously injured.
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Joseph Baxter
Wilmer
Social rounds from Cambridge to Zanesville weekend
New Concord J. C. Miller and J. C. McCutcheon visited Cambridge Saturday. Mrs. J. L. Best and Mrs. C. W. Best and son William visited Zanesville. W. W. Ritchie of Cliffton, formerly local, visited late week. Misses Margaret Smith Elva Bennett went to Cambridge Saturday morning. Mrs. E. B. Sims of Rix Mills vicinity visited relatives in Cambridge. Anna McKinney's Sunday school class picnicked on the First United Presbyterian lawn. Prof. S. E. Daw spent several days at home in Frazersburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Snider of Columbus visited relatives here. Hester Osler, from California Normal, visiting relatives. Mrs. O. H. Milligan and son William returned to Avalon Pa. after days with Mr. William Moore. Miss Maude Duff returned from a visit with Lewis Duff of Hopewell. Miss Ault visiting Cambridge during summer school. Rose Prugh of Newark and Roxy Martin, Egyptian missionary, visited Mrs. J. W. Bickett. Prof. T. H. Paden preached in Zanesville Sunday.
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J. C. Miller
J. C. McCutcheon
Cambridge
J. L. Best
C. W. Best
William
Zanesville
W. W. Ritchie
Cliffton
Margaret Smith
Elva Bennett
E. B. Sims
Rix Mills
Anna McKinney
Avalon
William Moore
Maude Duff
Lewis Duff
Hopewell
Ault
Rose Prugh
Newark
Roxy Martin
Egypt
J. W. Bickett
T. H. Paden
Hookhocking Tribe Weekly Meeting in Taylor Block
The Hookhocking Tribe meets every Wednesday evening in the Taylor Block. Visiting members are welcome to join and participate in degree work.
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Taylor Block
Parole Consideration Sought for Ohio Penitentiary Inmate
Notice that Nick Burborea, confined at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended by the Warden and Chaplain for parole. Hearing requested on and after August 15 1913, per W J Dolan, Chief Clerk, with notice dated July 15-31.
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Nick Burborea
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Administration
W. J. Dolan
Tues
Pains of Rheumatism Entirely Gone Letter from Ohio
Byesville resident Frank Richardson reports relief from rheumatism after one bottle of the treatment from T. S. Glidden of Marietta Ohio. He states he could not work before starting the remedy and now is cured. The letter is dated June 19 1912 and signed by Richardson.
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Byesville
Ohio
T. S. Glidden
Marietta
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered for $100 per case
Frank J Cheney and company swear to the state that Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and offer $100 for any case not cured. The notarized statement dated December 6 1886 notes internal use and blood mucous contact mechanism. F J Cheney Co Toledo sells the remedy and pills for constipation. S D Garber was in Birds Run.
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Btate
Ober
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Asbeta
Seu Oe
Cit
County
Hall
A. D
Seal
A. W. Gleason
King of all Laxatives Dr King’s New Life Pills
Buffalo man Paul Mathulka calls Dr King’s New Life Pills the King of all laxatives. They help his family with constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Price 25c. Recommended by Neilley Co Cambridge and C A Heiner Byesville.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
Neilley & Co
Cambridge
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Adv
F S Hixenbaugh Visits Canal Dover on Business
F S Hixenbaugh traveled to Canal Dover on Monday for business purposes.
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F. S. Hixenbaugh
Canal Dover
Rid Your Children of Worms With Kickapoo Candy
A vintage advertisement claims fretful children can be cured of worms by Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges. It cites symptoms such as grinding teeth and thirst, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. J. A. Brisbin of Elgin Illinois. Product is sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents.
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J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Neilley & Co
Cambridge
A. Heiner
Byesville
Ady
D A Clark of Salesville Visits Cambridge
D A Clark a traveling salesman from Salesville visited Cambridge on Monday to discuss business prospects and meet potential clients. He spoke with local merchants about distribution opportunities and future shipments.
Unsightly Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment cures skin eruptions itching burning and scaly humors. Relief begins the first minute with instant relief and healing. Endorsed by doctors and customers like Alleman of Littletown Pa who saw improvement in two weeks. Guarantied to relieve or money refunded. 50 cents. Pfeiffer Chemical Co. Philadelphia St Louis Neilley Co Cambridge and C A Heiner Byesville.
Cain of Senecaville Dropped From Post
Mr. Cain of Senecaville was dismissed Monday morning. Thomas McCormick, shot and with his right leg amputated, was improving Monday.
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Cain
Senecaville
Thomas McCormick
Mrs Edith Hand Leaves Monday for Newark Visit
Mrs Edith Hand departed Monday to visit relatives in Newark. She plans to stay several days and return home afterward.
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Edith Hand
Newark
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Mrs. S. Patterson
Rev
W. L. McCormick
Harry Knouff
Canton
W. H. Hartley
William, William Johnson
Milton Bell
Detroit
Mrs. Hamilton
Summit Station
Cassells Station
Margaret Durban
North Salem
Samuel Dawson
Raymond
Milton Booth
Tyner
M. A. Stevens
Ruth Jones
Coshocton
Mattie Moorehead
Ethel Sherrard
Nellie
Edna
Gertrude
May
Ruth Longsworth
Lucile Lemmon
Cincinnati
Jay Campbell
William Hicks
Buckeye Lake
Lee Hall
Robert McClenahan
William Upton
Mary Upton
Florence Hartshorn
Henry Jones
Birmingham
Frank McGuire
Cleveland
J. P. Whitcraft
Miss Hazel
Thomas Emanuel
Murray City
R. Trenner
Bert Riggs
N. D. Heskett
Harry Miller
Gladys Dugan
F. W. Stapish
Mansfield
Frank Smith
Clara Gilkinson
Fairmont
T. H. Rowles
John Purkey
Glenn Nelson
H. A., Black
Mercer, Pa
8. W. Gilkey
Bloomfield
Mary Campbell
Carrol, W. Va
Ww. P. Devore
Robert By
Ron
Son
Mr. and
Harry Anderson
F. J. Patterson
Senora
A. M. Allender
Warren, O
Circleville
David Anderson
M. L. Garnes
Detroit, Mich
H. Whitmore
East
Charlies Moreland
F. W. Steebe
John Barnes
Robert Anderson
Cambridge Hospital
MPR
Frank Richardson
F. J. Cheney & CO
S. D. Garber
Birds Run
D. A. Clark
Salesville
Keenan Hospital
Shry Bros. the Tailors
E. 8Th St
Opp
Court House
WOMEN
Meredith Commercial School
Zanesville, Ohio
Ohio Loan CO
Masonic Temple
Janesville
Bell
For Sale Investments
Fourth Street
Beatty Avenue
Beast OF Clark Street
Henry Avenue
Foster Avenue
Eyesville
Edward
Seventh Street
Pwhis
Exra
Clay Avenue
McFarland
Improvement Company
W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
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