Local Notes and Advertisements From Hartford and Nearby
Miss Emma Tolley of Longstreet visits relatives in Hartford while Mrs. Victor McCowan of Newcomerstown visits her parents the Shivelys. Arthur Prince returns to New Kensington with Jos Hartill to take a new position. Jewelry buyers can save 26 percent at Williams by stairs. Dr Bartlett offers eye tests and glasses at savings of two to four dollars per pair over former prices.
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Emma Tolley
Longstreet
South Cambridge
Hartford
Arthur Prince
New Kensington
Jos. Hartill
Williams
Dentists J K Secrest H L Stewart at Cambridge Ohio
Drs J K Secrest and H L Stewart, dentists, operate on the second floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge Ohio with Belle phone 422 R. The notice also mentions social visit by Mr and Mrs Chester Lloyd and child from Columbus to his parents, and that G B Amspoker bought the Colonial Theater barber shop in the Colonial Theater basement as of April 22.
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A. W. Boyd
Central National Bank
Cambridge
Ohio
Mrs
Chester Lloyd
Little Child of Columbus
Thomas Lloyd
G. BE. Amspoker
Colonial Theater
Elliott Buys Hannan Alleys In Cambridge Area
Jack Elliott has purchased the pool and billiard parlors and bowling alleys of P. J. Hannan on West Wheeling Avenue and will take possession Monday. Former Cambridge Glass Plant employee, Elliott plans to continue the Cambridge Home Bowling League and to rebuild and restore the electric light plant damaged by fire as soon as possible. He invites old patrons to make the place their headquarters and promises the same courteous treatment.
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Jack Elliott
P. J. Hannan
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge Glass Plant
Hannan
Cambridge
Elliott
Vaudeville at the Orpheum Draws Enormous Crowds
Enormous crowds filled the Orpheum this week as vaudeville acts and moving pictures drew loud applause. Performances run nightly at 7 and 9 10 with ten cent admission, promising good value for all attendees.
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Orpheum
Memorial Sermon Arrangements By Cambridge Camp
The Cambridge Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, held a large meeting to plan Memorial Day observances for Sunday June 6. Members will assemble at the hall and march to Cambridge Methodist Protestant church where Rev. Stockdale, pastor of Byesville church, will preach, exchanging pulpits with Rev. C E Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Modern
Woodmen of America
Cambridge Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Stockdale
Byesville
Infant Son Dies After Short Illness
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Byers of Spring Street South Cambridge died Monday afternoon at 4 30 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday at 1 oclock conducted by Rev W O Siffert with interment in Northwood Cemetery. Attending from out of town were Mrs Beachout Senecaville and Hermgn Long and family Lore City.
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Charles Byers
Spring Street
Cambridge
W. O. Siffert
Northwood Cemetery
City
Beachout
Senecaville
Hermgn Long
Lore City
Cambridge Boy Stars In 26 Inning Baseball Classic
The world's pro baseball record fell in a 26 inning game between Bloomington and Decatur Illinois, won by Decatur 2 to 1. Long, son of A J Long of Cambridge, played left field for Bloomington in the marathon contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Decatur
Ills
Rank Long
A. J. Long
North Salem Farmer Reports Promising Wheat Yield
M. L. Spaid has twelve acres of wheat on his new North Salem farm showing remarkable yield. The crop is well advanced and very promising, though not yet general across the county. Further forecasts suggest a stronger wheat season than earlier anticipated.
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M. L. Spaid
North Salem
Church Announcements Outline Various Meetings This Week
Second United Presbyterian holds Y P C U meeting tonight with social hour after. W M Society gathers at Mrs W C Boyd 923 Foster Friday at 2. Christian Endeavor meets at Mrs H E Grumman North Tenth tonight. Two Methodist classes hold union 7 15 tonight. children chorus practices for Children Day Tuesday and Wednesday at 2. District W H M S convention June 4 5 begins Friday evening. King's Heralds visit Miss Mary Robins Saturday at 2 30. Lutheran prayer meeting Wednesday evening then church council. Fairground United Presbyterian prayer Thursday evening. St John s Episcopal Women s Guild at Mrs Lewelyn 914 Steubenville. Presbyterian Rev Fulton of Oklahoma preached Sunday. United Brethren Home Missionary bread and cake stand next Saturday for new church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian
W. M. Society
W. C. Boyd
Foster
Methodist Protestant
Christian Endeavor Society
H. E Grumman
North Tenth Street
Methodist Episcopal
Tueday
King’s Heralds
Mary Robins
Church Council
Fairground United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Mr. Fulton
Oklahoma
Home Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Lower End Wizards Win Two Victories
The Lower End Wizards beat the Lower End Stars 9 to 7 Saturday afternoon with a new battery pleasing the crowd. Lineups featured Wizards Harry Eynonee and Elmer Shutz among others and Stars as Wilson, Mitchell, and Garnes. On Monday the Wizards again won 5 to 3 over the Lower End Giants with a similar lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizards
Harry Eynonee
Elmer Shutz
Bonnell
Fowler
Rhine
White
Capt
Delridge
Young
Hammond If
Wilson
Hicks
Barr
Chas. Clark
Giants
McKinney
Freece
Deifenback
J. Braggs
Robinson
Moorhead
Galligher
B. Hicks
Craigs Weekly Specials List
Readable ad fragment lists items and prices including Smyrna Bug 1216c, Silkoline 25c, Gingham lot 10c, Crash 25% off textiles for Persian lawn French lawn and chiffon batiste. No clear dates or store location.
Orr Resigns to Enter Columbus Plumbing Business
James Orr of North Eighth street resigns from Branthoover Johnston after ten years and buys an interest in a leading Columbus plumbing firm. He will relocate his family next week and bring his experience to the larger field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Orr
North Eighth Street
Branthoover & Johnston
Columbus
Orr
Branthoover and Johnston
If Barnum Were on Earth Aurora Paint Ad
A nostalgic advert touts Aurora Mixed Paint by The Marietta Paint and Color Co in Ohio. It claims honest lead and oil composition and perfect satisfaction. Stores Brenan and Wilson sell it in Central National Bank and Postoffice buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Aurora
Marietta Paint & Color Co
Marietta
Ohio
Brenan & Wilson
Central National Bank
Postoffice
Cambridge Presbyterian Congregational Meeting Notice
The Cambridge Presbyterian church asks members to attend a congregational meeting on Wednesday evening June 2 at 7 30 to consider securing a pastor. Committee.
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Cambridge Presbyterian Church
Builder C W Davis Public Notice West Dewey Ave
Contractor and builder C W Davis based on West Dewey avenue requests contact by home telephone 79 H. notice dated May 3.
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C. W. Davis
West Dewey Avenue
Scientists puzzled as boy turns pale after rub-a-lac wash
Geo Washington Hickey, a colored boy from Springfield, D. C., rapidly becomes almost white after wearing clothes washed in rub- a-lac. Scientists and doctors investigate but Mrs. Hickey offers no explanation beyond the whitening effect of the solvent in contact with fabrics.
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Geo
Washington Hickey
Springfield
House Painting on Hl. C. Road by Painter and Paper Hanger
Local handyman offers painting and paper hanging services on Hl. C. Road. Estimates cheerfully furnished and all work guaranteed. Address 607 North First Street. Drop a card by May 3 for one month.
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Hl. C
North First Street
Valuable horse dies from spasmodic colic
R. E. Willis the liveryman lost a valuable six year old bay horse this morning at 3 o'clock. The horse was returned to the barn about 11 o'clock and took sick with spasmodic colic. It was valued at 250 dollars.
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R. E. Willis
Mice Start Fire at the Speers Home
The home of Mr. Speers on Ogier Avenue suffered about $200 in damage Saturday evening. Origin is unknown but mice eating match heads are suspected. The fire began in a closet in a basket of paper refuse and was confined there. An alarm alerted Cos. 3 and 4.
For Sale Grant Avenue Lot with House and Rent
For sale a lot on Grant avenue measuring 56 by 165 feet with a house. The asking price is $235. The house rents for $3.00 per month. Apply to W. R. Dougherty at Central National Bank Building.
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Grant Avenue
W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
City Treasurer Announces June 1 1909 Tax Open
City Treasurer W. W. Lawrence states books will be open for paying and sewer tax on June 1, 1909. Official notice from the city treasurer.
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W. W. Lawwrence
Tin Mill Catchers Defeat Lore City In Baseball Game
The Tin Mill Catchers beat Lore City 6 to 2 Monday afternoon. Catchers Ross and Foster played for Tin Mill while Day and Bates pitched for Lore City. Tin Mill had eleven hits and one error. Lore City had three hits and four errors.
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Tin Mill
Lore City
Ross
Foster
City
Day
Bates
Lore City Boys
Prime South Ninth Street Building Lot For Sale
An extra fine building lot in a top South Ninth street location. Apply to W. R. Dougherty at Central National Bank Building.
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South Ninth Street
W. R. Dougherty
Central National Bank
Valuable horse injures hoof in Byesville stable accident
A valuable horse belonging to James Jerles of Byesville suffered a bad injury Sunday night when one hoof became fastened in the stable and about four inches of the shank were torn open before the hoof could be released.
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James Jerles
Byesville
Cambridge Typographical Union 208 Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of Cambridge Typographical Union 208 will be held tonight in Pathfinder's hall. Attendance is urged for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Typographical Union
Pathfinder’s Hall
High School Chorus Resumes Rehearsals at Colonial Theater
The High School chorus and orchestra will rehearse in the Colonial Theater instead of the Central School building on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
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Colonial Theater
Notice of Debt Settlement and Local Trades Advert
All persons knowing themselves indebted to Roger Kerrigan will please call on Squire Floyd and settle, as my books are now in his hands. McMurray and Neel, painters and paper hangers, prepare to do the finest exterior and interior work. Call Bell phone 1961 for estimates on all contract work. Roger's better than triple spoons at one-third less than former price. Atkins, the jewelers offer many gifts for bride or graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kerrigan
Squire Floyd
Roger
Atkins
the Jewelers
Marie Tpa Excursion From Cambridge by Pennsylvania Lines
Sunday excursion details mention Cambridge departure at 8 25 a m with Pennsylvania Lines service labeled Marie Tpa excursion for June 9 and listed fare of 1.00.
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Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Memorial Day Guests and Federal Grand Jury Members
N. J. Yerkes of Mt. Vernon visited Cambridge friends over Memorial Day. Alex Robins and George Moses, members of the Federal grand jury, are in Columbus attending the session.
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N. J. Yerkes
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge Friends
Messrs
Alex. Robins
George Moses
Columbus
Federal Grand Jury
Miller Family Attends Dedication of Grace M E E Church
W H Miller his wife and daughters Ruth and Bertha from Cambridge visited Sunday at sister Mrs W A Bridwell’s Hall avenue home and attended the Grace M E E church dedication in Zanesville.
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W. H. Miller
Ruth
Bertha
Cambridge
W. A. Bridwell
Hall Avenue
Grace M. EE
Zanesville Exchange
Commencement Ticket Sales Set for June 2 Morning
Tickets for commencement go on sale at oe and Wilson's Post Office Store starting 7 a.m. Wednesday June 2. The sale location is in the local post office area and will continue until supplies run out.
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Oe & Wilson
Cambridge Loan and Building Co Four Percent Time Deposits
Cambridge Loan and Building Co offers 4 percent interest on time deposits and runs stock. It loans on first mortgage on real estate and is under state inspection. Directors include O M Hoge A M Sarchet J M Logan T B Cook M L Hartley W B Green and Dr W N Bradford T R Deselm Secretary 2011
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
O. M. Hoge
A. M. Sarchet
J. M. Logan
T. BE
Cook
M. L. Hartley
W. B. Green
W. N. Bradford
T. R. Deselm
Guernsey Building & Loan Co Deposits Backed by Property
There are definite reasons deposits are safe beyond question. All money loaned on first mortgage on property worth double the loan, regularly inspected by state inspectors, officers bonded, ample and increasing surplus fund. Signed by wb. A. Scott Secretary Cambridge Ohio. Apr4-1f
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Guernsey Building & Loan Co
Wb. A. Scott
Cambridge
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffersonian
News Depot
Mathews Block
North Seventh Street
Cambridge Post Office
H. LeGrand Williams
Sherwin-Williams Paint
S.W.P
W.H. Hartley & Sons
Wheeling Ave
Potter's
H. J. Boyd
Taylor Block
Miss Bushfield
Zanesville
Ace Brenan
Wm, Upton and
Oliver Knight
Pittsburg
Victor McCowan
Newcomerstown
J. W. Shively
The
Branthoover & Johnston Co
St. John's Episcopal
Women's Guild
Lower End Wizards
Craigs
Jas. Orr
Cambridge Grocery CO
Hazel Blend
Speers
Schenck & Sons
Muscatels Ib
Oe Sane
Sarah Cowgill
M. Sherrard
Ignpani
Bair’s
Adam F. Ritter
Union Shop
BE. Eighth Street
W. M. Sherrard
Cambridge Feed Co
Hugh Harris & Co
Sixth Street
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