Local Notes From Shenecaville area
SHENECAVILLE W F Moorhead visited Zanesville to see his wife at the hospital. Numerous locals, including Miss Annas Tutchison, Miss Louisa Kahn, Donald grest, Mrs Lu Baird, Raymind Lowry, Dick Davis, and families, attended events in Cambridge, Cumberland, and nearby towns. A Wednesday electrical storm killed two steers, and several residents visited Cambridge and Summerfield. The school board employed five teachers Geory E Thompson, John Moorhead, Clarabel Leeper, Bessie Rich, Li Tuh. The McVicker child died of pneumonia, funeral conducted by Rev J W Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Moorhead
Zanesville
Vite Hospital
Annas Tutchison
Louisa Kahn
Donald Grest
Cambridge
Lu Baird
Love City
Raymind Lowry
Dick Davis
Barnesville
C. W. Lowry
Justus Lowry
Martha Campbell
Kate Lowry
John Amstott
Leia Garvin
Ralph Lowry
Cumberland
E. Saltsgover
Silas Baker
Coal Run
Baker
Addie Brumley
Lara Hartup
Summerfield
Charles Shear
Huffman
A. H. Lowry
J. W. Ogter
L. G. Buckingham
I. F. Spaid
Hartford
Geory E. Thompson
John Moorhead
Clarabel Leeper
Bessie Rich
Li Tuh
Belle Ferguson
Ken
Wheeling
Mabel
Earl McVicker
J W. Rich
Vista
Hiram Thompson
Hany
Beautiful
Pearl Hartup
Inez Stevens
Eva
Ste Hale
Sam Trott
Michigan
C. J
Albert Wilson
Holse Ferguson
Local Notes and Socials From Carringford Route
Rk D now A Wm Ratliffe returns from the west to visit his mother Mrs Le vif a Ratlife. Mrs J R Dell recovers from illness. J J Tell returns after two weeks with friends near Bloomfield. Festival near Frank Geese's last Tuesday benefited the sabbath school at Sherrard's. Robert Daugherty dies. funeral Monday at home with Northwood cemetery interment. Laura McCulley visiting Cambridge. Mrs Frank Armstrong of Cambridge visiting John McCulley’s family. Wedding rumor for the week. Charles Wastare of Cambridge visited John Stewart’s. Hopewell Rin Aug Sth services in the afternoon Alla Stewart attending Scio college commencement. Nicholas Ulrich of Muskineutlege home over Sunday. Miss Kate Zimmerman visits Cambridge Friday and Saturday. Foster Boyd of Washington visits Hopewell. Miss Mary Sawyer vacationing with Mrs Wm Leeper of Homestead Pa. Alta Stewart to give a July 24 recital at Hopewell M E church with Neva Bowers and Jeniah Jones providing music. Admission 10c for Epworth League fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ratliffe
Levipa Ratlife
J. R. Dell
J. J. Tell
Bloomfield
Frank Geese
Sherrard’s
Robert Daugherty
Patterson Wilson
Northwood Cemetery
Laura McCulley
Cambridge
Frank Armstrong
John McCulley
Charles Wastare
John Stewart
Sundar
Hopewell Rin
Alla Stewart
Nicholas Ulrich
Muskineutentlege
Kate Zimmerman
Foster Boyd
Washingon
Uopewell
Mary Sawyer
Wm. Leeper
Homestead
Alta Stewart
Oratory
Scioolege
Hopewell M. E
Neva Bowers
Kimbolton
Jeniah Jones
Epworth League
L. C. Frame
Pennsylvania
Bursesville
Washington
Barnesville
Fred Harrison
Henrietta Harrison
Wheeling
W. Va
Trarrigan
M. By Craig
S. de Lawrence
ArtNormal
Halon
Walter Patterson
Little
Mr. McCarmet
L. W. Lipith
Son Gulden
Washington, D. C
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
John A. Thompson
T. A. Hyde
Stevie Gulden
Washington, D.C
York
North Salem Ice Cream Social Postponed for Ball Club
North Salem announces no ice cream social this Saturday evening a week. Proceeds will benefit the ball club. Jacob Sturgeon traded property here for property in Rosa county near Chillicothe. W J Pollock and wife visited friends near Birds Rue RD No 1 last Sabbath day. Robert Hammond and wife of Cambridge visited local friends. Craig Thompson bought a team of pare and harness from George Bell T.A. Mexia and wife visited Mrs Nokia's relatives Mr and Mrs Wilfert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sturgeon
Rosa County
Chillicothe
W. J. Pollock
Birds Rue
Robert Hammond
Cambridge
Craig Thompson
George Bell
Nokia
Mra. Wilfert
Local notes and visits dot Barnesville area events
Ham Wilson visits, a Cambridge trip, and multiple local social items. Read of leagues game Barnesville 4 Washington 2, church services by Rev McCarmet, union Sunday school picnic planned, Ladies Missionary Society meeting, hotel plans by Hyde, and various family visits, travel, and town happenings. Dr Foy injured by a brewing machine incident.
Dr Miles Nervine Restorative for Convulsions and epilepsy
Testimonial from BR. BUNNELL of Indiana praising Dr Miles Nervine as curative for brain fever convulsions fits and epilepsy after years of suffering. He recounts a severely afflicted son, previously insane, who allegedly improved with the remedy and was deemed cured. Contact and guarantee implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Tolowsd
Tts
Atansport
Ind
Miles’ Nervins
BR. Bunnell
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Reliable Remedy
Cambridge resident Joseph Moorhead testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills curing his kidney pains after weak kidneys. He recounts using the product in August and again confirming in September 1904. Forsaken by other remedies, Moorhead endorses Doan's as a dependable medicine available through Foster Milburn Co. at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Joseph Moorhead
Teameter
Stenhenville Ave
Cambridge O
Doan
Rodney
Tsihell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Local Family News From Sheridan and Nearby Areas
Mrs John Cwistott of Sheridan Pa visits her parents. Frank Forney and family guest of W E B Johnson Sunday. George Stephen wife and Mildred visit Bakersville relatives. William Little and son from Georgia visit Dave Harding and wife near Post Bay. Fred Daugherty and wife spend Sunday with J H Jull and wife. Infant son of Ernest and Maud Little dies here Thursday. community shares sorrow. Francis son of Harvey and Sadie Sawyer dies at grandmother Mrs A Gibson’s home July 18 aged s months. parents receive sympathy of neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cwistott
Sheridan
Frank Forney
W. EB. Johnson
George Stephen
Mildred
Bakersville
William Little
Georgia
Dave Harding
Post Bay
Fred Daugherty
J. H. Jull
Ernest
Maud Little
Francis
Harvey
Sadie Sawyer
A. Gibson
Ice Cream Social and Local News From Lore City
Lore City news notes visiting relatives in Cambridge Mr and Mrs James Mass and children. An ice cream social by the Ladies Aid Society at the schoolhouse Saturday evening drew a good crowd. Mrs Ober Potts is improving after illness. A daughter was born July 21 1905 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Shooter. Miss Leetha Clark of Cambridge visits grandparents Mr and Mrs A J Davidson. School Examiner Cash of Byesville was a visitor. Earl Ford visited family near Washington over the weekend. An ice cream supper is planned at the schoolhouse Saturday evening inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mass
Cambridge
Obern Potts
Joseph Shooter
Leetha Clark
A. J. Davidson
Cash
Byesville
Earl Ford
Washington
Local notices from Winterset area update residents
Miss Alice Davidson of Mt Carmar spends Sabbath with Miss Pearl Morrison. Several relatives return home to Cleveland Massillon and Freeport due to father John Burris’s critical illness. Mrs. Lemuel Hanna and family visit Chridsville. Edna Enos visits Cleveland. John Burson to teach Pleasant Valley school. Emmett Pulley plans to move to Cleveland. Winterset and surrounding towns see visits, illnesses, and a death funeral at Winchester graveyard. Freddie Pace of Brooklyn visits grandmother Mrs. Tarrict Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davidson
Mt Carmar
Pearl Morrison
H. Burris
Cleveland
T. J. Burris
MassiJiov
John Burris
Bazil Harding
Free-port
Owyer
Sandas
Lemuel Hanna
Chridsville
F. R Barthalow
Jas
Combs
Cambridge
John Daugherty
New Philadelphia
Thomas LePage
Edna Enos
John Dugan
John Burson
Pleasant Valley
M. A. Tedrick
Sam Lanning
Canada
Forsythe mine breakdown halts work into Monday
Forsythe's mines suffered a breakdown Saturday morning delaying crews until Monday while Old Orchard mine resumed after a two week lay-off. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Watson on July 22, 1905. Mrs. Rebecca Wharton, wife of Lewis Wharton, is seriously ill with consumption. A notable baseball game saw Washington lose to Barnesville 1 to 3 at Washington. Miss Carrier Stage spends summer vacation at Craig with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
Old Orchard
Ludo Watson
Mire
Rebecca Wharton
Lewis Wharton
Washington
Barnesville
Misa Carrier
Craig
Lightning strikes kill two in Sugar Tree tragedy
In Sugar Tree, during a sudden storm, Hiram Gunn and James Gunn were killed when lightning struck their hay wagon as they worked in a field near James Gunn's farm. Neighbors aided, and funeral services for Hiram Gunn were held July 21 led by Rev. A B Dickie.
Two Routes to California via Rock Island System
Tourists have two options to California with distinct attractions. One route travels through the Rockies via Denver and Salt Lake City, the other goes southwest through New Mexico and El Paso. Both offer tourist sleepers and daily service. Low one way tickets are on sale March 1 to May 15. Contact your home ticket agent or John Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago for literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Denver
Salt Lake City
Southwest
New Mexico
el Paso
John Sebastian
Rock Isisod Raystem
Chicago
Grand Ridge Celebrates 49th Wedding Anniversary
The Hughes family gathered in Grand Ridge to mark the 49th wedding anniversary of J. Hughes. Relatives from Portland Ind and Freeport Harrison County joined in a birthday dinner with gifts and music. J T Hughes and J E Watkins attended with their families as others traveled to share the day.
Muskingum College Prospectus Announces Leadership and Courses
Muskingum College presents J Knox Montembery J D president with five departments including college preparatory music elocation and art. Noted expert teachers three studying at Harvard and Chicago University. French professor a native Frenchman. Term 19th. Write the president for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum College
New Senership
J. Knox Montembery
J. D
Harvard
Chicago University
Loge Sod Informatios
Resolution to Construct Sewers in Cambridge Ohio
City council resolution declares necessity to build sanitary sewers along Blaine avenue to North Tenth Street. Plans and costs approved. assessments spread over ten years with interest. optional cash payment within 30 days. City bonds issued for remainder. publication required. Passed July 17, 1905. T E Cook president. C L Blackburn clerk. Mayor J W Smallwood approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cook
C. L. Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
Cambridge Ohio approves sewer improvement on Eleventh Street
Council declares necessity to improve Eleventh Street from Rheatty Avenue north by 335 feet with a sanitary sewer. Plans and specs approved. Assessments to be levied on fronting property, with 10 annual installments at 4.1 percent interest. Cash option in 30 days. Bonds to cover remaining costs. Passed July 15 1965 with official attestation.
Notice of Appointment for Estate of G G Bay
The interdened has been duly appointed Administrators of the estate of G G Bay, late of Guernsey, deceased, on the 1st day of July, A D 196. All claimants to the estate are requested to make immediate payment and note has been...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . G. Bay
Ohi
Iate
Guernsey
Resolution on Cambridge sewer project approval and funding
The Cambridge Ohio City Council approves a sanitary sewer along Foster Avenue from 5th Street to 440 feet east. It details plans, cost apportionment for abutting properties, and a bond-based financing plan with ten annual installments and interest. The city will cover remaining costs via bond funds, with resolutions effective upon passage and attestation.
Cambridge Ohio sewer project plan approved by council
The Cambridge Ohio City Council resolves to approve plans, specifications, and estimates for the North Tenth Street sewer improvement. Affects front footage assessments on abutting property. ten annual installments at 4.5 percent interest. Owners may pay cash within days to avoid interest. Bonds issued in anticipation of assessments. city funds cover remaining cost. Adopted July 1908. E Cook, President of Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cambridge
Ohi
Blaine Avenue
North Tenth Istreet
Simuana
Ohio
A. D
T. E. Cook
Alrest
C. L. Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
Eleventh Street
Rheatty Avenue
Board of Public Service of
Sain City
J. W. Shallwood
State of
Foster Avenue
Board of Pubiic Service
A.D. HO
C. L. Blackburd
Tenth Street
Ofice
Board of Dobie Service
A. B
Brady. as eS ra . ud al was pert Saturday evening
Fragmented OCR text describes an event on a Saturday evening in early July with unclear and garbled details. Limited readable names and specifics prevent full reconstruction.
Notice of Sale of Bonds by Cambridge Ohio City
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Auditor of Cambridge Ohio until noon August 14 1904 for purchase of water works bonds totaling 50000 dated July 1 1904 payable in 20 years at 4 percent interest with semi annual coupons. Bonds issued under ordinance 6025 to supply water to Cambridge. Highest bid at par plus accrued interest. Bids must state bond count and gross payment. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. July 13 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laudner
Cambridge
Ohio
A. B
T. B.veselm
Macedonia Baptist Church Petition for Sale of Real Estate
The Macedonia Baptist Church of Cambridge Ohio filed July 1 1905 in Guernsey County Common Pleas for authority to sell real estate described as part of Lot No in McClarken's addition Cambridge Ohio. A hearing is set on or after August 7 1905. Attorney F Wharton represents the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohi
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Cleveland
Ohio Christian Missionary Society of
Ohio
Cambridge
Ohio Christian Missionary Society OF Cleveland
Alr. McCulloch
Guernsey Co
Macedonia Baptist Church
Campridge
Macedonia Baptist Church of
McClarken
THE
Fr. F. Wharton
Ohila
Ida M. Howell
Luther A. Mewell
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Derwent
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Lore City
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Thomas Casterline
Emmett Pulley
Winterset
Fanny
Sitle
Jesse Vermillion
Minersville
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Charlie Bonnell
Briar Ridge
Daniel Downer
Winchester
Freddie Pace
Brooklyn
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Sugar Tree
Win, McConkey
Jacob Wiriek
David Copeland
Binnebard
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Maggie
D. A. Allender
Sallie Nichols
A. Allender
Mitda Ward
Londonderry Mutual
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Gunn Brothers
James Gunn
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Miran
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Singer
A. B. Dickie
J.T. McCalmont
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J. E. Watkins
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Junction
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C.C. Hixson
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Scott
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Tree Semple
Bowne
Post Street
New Tork
Ol Gage
Pure Food Commission
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le Roy
Resolutio
Robinson & Stiller
Attys
Pittsburg Dental College
Western University of Penesylvania
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