City Council Ends Exemption and Water Works Discussions
The council considered exemptions on multiple assessments with several property owners seeking relief for sewer and street improvements. A committee was formed to investigate ejector plant issues on Burt’s land and Hugh Roller’s complaint. Water work funding and a four inch main for East Foster avenue were approved, with reports on various street and sewer matters due. The April finances showed expenses of 757.15 and receipts of 893.40, leaving a net surplus of 156.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Davis
J. A. Crow
Stewart Avenue
S. 8
Lyne
Brown Avenue
Homer Pratt
Turner Avenue
Thorla
Jefferson Avenue
Stewart
Bell
Arnold
Burt
Hugh Roller
State Board of Health
State Board
Cleveland
East Foster Avenue
O. O. Bell
Blackburn
Budget Commission
City Cemetery
Clark Street
Oakland Boulevard
Nicholson Sewer Committee
Bryant
Tigner
Beatty Avenue
Potter and Baxter
Carver
Siegfried
Booth and Lepage
Campbell
Fulton Brothers
South Eighth Street
C. W. McCauley
Oakland
Charles W. Forney
C. L. Casey
North Seventh Street
Water Works Department
Treasury
Rosenberger Attends National Convention Delegation
Rev. S. W. Rosenberger pastor of the M. F. P. church left Tuesday to attend the National Convention as a delegate from the Christian Endeavor society. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Rosenberger and children Helen and Richard to Bascom C where they will visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Rosenberger
M,. FP
Kansas City
Christian Endeavor Society
Byesville Gazette Notes Local Relatives and Weddings
William Carrick and Miss Ethel Curtis of Barberton return from a visit with Carrick's family in Byesville joining relatives in Cambridge for farewells. Andy Gomery and Miss Mary Lesko plan a wedding at Ideal, with numerous local friendships and social events described throughout the region.
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Ner
Freeport
H. H. Meek
Cambridge
Sarah Davis
A. C. Atherton
Elizabeth
Washington
Frank Detling
Mary
Somerton
C. B. Claudy
Jessie
K. L. Smith
Akron
Seventh Street
Smith
Secrest
Main Avenue
Martha Sopher
Bellaire
Keenan Hospital
J. H. Dickens
Oscar
Vera
Dresden
J. E. Chambers
Golda Dudley
Grace Hall
Ethel Crowle
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Local Towns
The Buffalo Sunday School group met at the Doty home for a pleasant afternoon and lunch. A flurry of visits followed with residents from Byesville Cambridge Lore City and Zanesville seen calling, shopping, or staying weeks. The Epworth League hosted a well attended social.
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Frank Spaid
Cal Doty
Homer Hall
Salon
Jane LaFollette
Byesville
Novella Anderson
Carl Scott
Chas
Secrest
Cumberland
A. R. Wade
Mother
Cambridge
Tom King
Harry Dumpbhy
Lore City
Mabel Joy
Daisy Elswick
Cal Conrad
Joseph Barr
Mabel Conrad
Clell
Oscar Archer
Allen McLaughlin
Ruth
Bertha Dudley
Sd. Selders
Audrey Humble
Mack Brown
Otis Moss
Pete Allen
Derwent
Gomer Davis
Shawnee
Tom Selby
Martin Davis
Tom Williams
Riley Lewis
Lee LaVollette
Will Barton
Zanesville
Epworth League
Gospel Tent Meeting Draws South Side Crowd
A tent meeting on South Eighth Street hosts Rev. Mr. Stage preaching strong messages from Except ye be converted and becoming as children. Services begin 7 15 each night with a song service led by Mr. Pratt and the First Baptist male chorus. Tonight's topic compares seen and unseen things.
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South Eighth St
Mr. Stage
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Stage
Pratt
First Baptist Church of
Byesville
Aged Woman Dies at Cumberland
Mrs. James Cubbison aged 10 years died this morning at her Cumberland home. She leaves a husband and seven grown children. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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James Cubbison
Cumberland
Senate probes tariff lobby amid telegram pressure
Washington reports show the senate investigation into tariff lobbying under way with Senator Burton listing many Ohioans as supporters. He says few are true lobbyists, most just interested in tariff arguments, while Ashurst labels MacMurray a highly effective lobbyist. Overman and Reed met Wilson who offered possible information but not testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Burton
Ohio
MacMurray
Ashuret
Ashurst
Congress
Overman
Reed
Vacation News: The Jeffersonian Fol lows You Away
The Jeffersonian invites readers to notify them before summer travel so home news follows along. The paper promises daily delivery at no extra cost, with circulation asked to be contacted by phone for arrangements.
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The
Jeffersonian
The College Widow at Buckeye Lake and Cambridge
Sunday visits and business trips appear as locals like William Harris Edna Roberts J C McKelvey G E B Lawrence Samuel Boyd and Prof C L Dugan travel between Buckeye Lake Cambridge Love City Zanesville Steubenville and Tyner They promote The College Widow with Jimmie Boggs as Hiram Bolton in a western railroad president role.
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William Harris
Buckeye Lake
Edna Roberts
Samuel Boyd
Prof
C. L. Dugan
Love City
Cambridge
Jimmie Boggs
Hiram Bolton
R. R
Keep on Saving With Five Per Cent Interest Plan
An advertisement urges readers to start a savings account with The Cambridge Loan & Building Co at 814 Wheeling Ave. It promises five percent interest and weekly deposits, emphasizing past failures should not deter new savers. The notice is signed by T. R. Deselm, secretary, and dated June 2-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Ave
T. R. Deselm
Sec’y
Guernsey Building and Loan Notice in Cambridge Ohio
The Guernsey Building and Loan Company announces details in Cambridge Ohio with EH A Scott as secretary at 833 Wheeling Avenue. Dated May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Building and Loan Company
EH. A. Scott
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Vision testing practice without eye drops noted
A vision testing note states Dr Bartlett never uses eye drops in exams. The text adds that drops are dangerous and unnecessary when the oculist knows his business. May 24 and one month are referenced with a price indication.
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Bartlett
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Barberton
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A. C. Outland
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G. G. Shurtz
Arthur Wallace
Alex Bettens
Andy Gomary
Ideal
Mary Lesko
Ava
Homer Eubanks
B. W. Blummer
John Gooden
Howard Gooden
Buckeye Mine
Dessie Gooden
Pearle Street
Gooden
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Mary Reed
Annabelle Motte
Herbert Pommick
Pat Travis
Cora McCreary
Senecaville
C. O. Becket
Lillian
Joseph Becket
Belle Valley
Dallis White
John Kresakt
John Ambrockson
Mike Dutko
John Doex
Alice Hutton
H .L. Corwin
Corwin
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G. O. Stage
Esther Corwin
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Vera Yeager
Piane
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D. A. Yeager
M. P
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Ethel Pierce
High Avenue
State Bank
J. G. Combs
James Anderson
J. W. Trott
Alliance
Elmer Trott
Ivan Nicholson
New Concord
Lillian Carpenter
Pleasant City
Daisy Kilgore
Wm. Welsh
George Hodkiss
Vlora Merkle
Enola
Florence Elies
A. Heiner
Muriel
S. O. Secrest
Pearle Combs
Earle Con
Jasper Little
Pauline
Guernsey
Wm. Bell
Spitzburg
Samuel Croyle
Wm. Hunt
Barnesville
Sam Croyle
E. W. Burt
Esther
E. C. Romig
Tuscarawas
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Rev
C. A. Chalfant
Sam Watkins
Daniel Pinkett
Mary Brown
George Singer
Buffalo
John Allen
Frank Knox
John Dalton
Dalton
Black Diamond
Oscar Davis
Nellie Oliver
Eyesville
Maggie Hill
Harmon Wycoff
Caldwell
Moxahala Park
St. John's Day
Amity No. 5
la Fayette No
Zanes- Ville
Gospel Tent Meeting
Stewart Feed
Rich Man’s Club
the Colonial
J. C. McKelvey
G. E B. Lawrence
Conesville
M. L. Spaid
Steubenville Avenue
Ira Larrick
Ray Bush
J. M. Booth
Tyner
C. O. Bond of
McCluney
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel Building
Maxims
N. J
ERI
Thompson’s Flour & Feed Store
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