Cambridge Visitors and Local Society Notes in Guernsey Valley
Mr and Mrs Walter Scott visited Cambridge on Saturday. Numerous locals plus guests from Cambridge and Byesville joined dinners, church events, and community gatherings. Mrs Chas Joy, Miss Cleo Trott, and many others appear at social functions and road trips, with school and missionary society activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Cambridge
Reginald Davis
Cleo Trott
Fred Hall
Geo. Hall
Ira McLaughlin
Silas McLannehlin
Chaseville
Chas
Joy
Byesville
Dick Jones
Mineral Siding
Pleasant City Social Notes from June Evening
Pleasant City news lists residents attending events and visiting relatives. J B Kackley travels to Columbus for the K of P convention. Mrs Martha Groves and Miss Ruth Garber visit Sam Sheplar’s family. Several locals host guests from Byesville Cambridge Caldwell and Cleveland. The W C T U meets at Mrs Edgar Archer’s home Wednesday evening.
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Reading
Ruth Cook
Wave Riggle
Marie Spaid
Ruth Mittchell
Effie Knox
Esther Price
Jerry Spaid
Miss Marie
Albert
Miss Leone
Cumberland
Missionary Society
Clarence Lashley
Chaseville
Sam Lashley
Luther Joy
Pleasant Grove
Chas. Scott
Cambridge
Ira McLaughlin
Wes Anderson
Willi James
Wilmore Bradford
Walhending No. 2
William Moore
Green Brier
Pete Allen
Derwent
Wm. Peoples
Madee Ogle
Ethel and
Tivila Spear
Caldwell
Homer Keyser
Emmet Gessel
Forest Wycoff
Geo. Hazard
Ephraim
Will Dudley
Glenna
Ruth
Bertha
Louise Ward
Camridge
Harold Neeland
Columbus
E. E. Neeland
Elizabeth Wood
Nick Pearson
Thomas Clendenning
Paul Wycoff
Mary Blair
Homer McMillen
Zanesville
E. J. Blair
Rix Mills
Dan James
Athens
Frank Knox
Geo, Brown
Senecaville
Iday
C. L. Stranathan
M. F. Devine
East Sparta
Bump
Byesville
Evan Owens
F. A. Meacham
M. S. Dyson
Nelsonville
David Steele
Sarah Dudley
Henry Breidenthal
William
Sam Cohagan
Crooksville
A. Worthington
Women's Home Missionary Society
Edgar Archer
Ethel Spaid
T. A. Spaid
Thos. Jones
Jos. Jones
Wheeling
Ina Siens
Lucile
G. W. Frakes
Glenna Secrest
Mary Houston
New Concord
Leila Hamilton
Harley Davis
Id, Staker
Logan
C. Morris Smith
Emma Wells
The
National Bank
Washington, PD. C
A. C. Atherton
Joseph Culbertson
Chicago
Mary E. Harps
Lancaster
J. R. Gabbutt
Wm. Manesly
Jessie Holbrook
Temperance Linkhorn
Walter Smith
Frank McAfee
Sprague
Adam Bates Wend
Wm. Nicholson
Stop 7
Nancy Burt
Ethel Pierce
Muriel Heiner
Muriel
Vera Yeager
Helen Shry
Esther Corwin
Harold Burt
Wm. Cook
Ruth Trott
Beulah
Local News Items From Byesville and Surrounding Areas
Daily notes from Byesville Ohio recount visits and travels of residents. Dr Fonda Gable and niece Vertine head to Chicago and Evanston to see relatives. Numerous Sabbath gatherings, dinners, weddings, births, moves and social visits across Cambridge Pleasant City Ideal and surrounding towns.
Savings ad promises five percent interest for on-time accounts
An old Cambridge Loan and Building Co. notice urges savers to open or add to a savings account, claiming five percent interest. The ad stresses weekly contributions and cites Sid Wheeling Ave contact with T. R. Deselm as secretary, dated June 2 11. A medical note on vision testing cautions against using eye drops.
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Sid
Wheeling Ave
T. R. Deselm
Sec’y
Central National Bank Cambridge Ohio Report 1913
Report of the condition of Central National Bank at Cambridge Ohio as of June 4 1913 with figures for resources including loans deposits and securities. Bank cashier WS McCartney swears the statement is true to the best knowledge and belief with attest signatures.
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Central National Bank
Cambridge
Ohio
State of
Guernsey County
WS. McCartney
County of
Guernsey
McMahon
Former congressmen deny lobbying ties despite briefings
The article reports several ex lawmakers and officials defending themselves against lobbyist labels. Hull, out two years, described representing corn products firms while denying the term, and other ex congressmen like Kopp Bennet Landis cited briefings and employment with companies as part of their work on tariffs and trade.
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Hull
Congress
Washington
Corn Products Manufacturers
House Ways and Means Committee
Fhiull
Kopp
Bennet
Diamond Trade Tariff League
Landis
Dupont Powder Company
House For Sign Affairs
Judge Boyd Born At Cumberland Passes Away in Wheeling
Judge George Edmund Boyd a leading Wheeling figure died Sunday after a brief five day illness. Born December 1839 in Cumberland Guernsey County he moved to Wheeling as a child. He studied at Washington and Jefferson College and Cincinnati Law School graduating at twenty one. He married Annie Caldwell in 1865 and leaves a son Captain George E Boyd. He served as judge of the Ohio county court and the First judicial district of West Virginia.
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George Edmund Boyd
Wheeling
W. Va
Judge Boyd
Cumberland
Guernsey County
John Ek. Boyd
Washington and Jefferson College
Cincinnati Law School
Annie Caldwell
George E. Boyd
Ohio County Court
First Judicia Eirentit
West Virginia
Guernsey Building and Loan Promises Convenience and Security
Public notice from Guernsey Building and Loan Company lists EF A Scott secretary at 833 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio. Dated June 4. The notice promotes depositor benefits including convenience security and courteous service.
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Guernsey Building and Loan Company
EF. A. Scott
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Guernsey Building Loan Members Mentioned in Cambridge
Jan 14 11 money loan on first mortgage real estate security at The Guernsey Building and Loan Co National Hotel Building Cambridge. M T Mathews of North Salem and J T Mathews of Kimbolton were in Cambridge Monday.
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The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel Building
Cambridge
M. T. Mathews
North Salem
Banking Statement Summary of Reserves and Assets
This item lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, U.S. bonds to secure circulation, securities, and various assets including cash items and money in banks. It shows figures for redemption funds, legal tender notes, and total reserves in bank accounts with detailed category totals.
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U.S
Esos
Supreme Court affirms states power to set intrastate rates
The Minnesota rate case yields a unanimous ruling in favor of state control over intrastate rates, limiting federal intervention. It upholds state commissions to fix non confiscatory rates while allowing Congress to overturn state authority on interstate rate matters. Railroads face uncertain relief and may reopen the case if rates prove confiscatory.
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United Prese Special
Washington, D. C
Public Utilities Commissions
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Washington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Minnesota & St. Lois Railroad Company
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Hughes
McKenna
Victory for Railroads in Minnesota Rate Case
New York June 10 Newman Erb railroad financier and president of major lines calls the Minnesota rate decision a complete victory for railroads. He says the ruling affirms that states cannot set confiscatory rates and confirms interstate rates as reasonable, boosting investment confidence and affirming local rates within state limits.
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New York
Newman Erb
An Arbor
Pere Marquette
Denver & Salt Lake
Minnesota
Erb
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
Tragic death in Kingston as flyer hits engineer
Curtis St. Peters chief mechanical engineer of Winston & Company in charge of Shokan reservoir construction was instantly killed when struck by the Rip Van Winkle flyer at Brown's Station Kingston N Y June 10 His automobile was demolished Curtis St Peters obituary notes his relocation of his family from Clay avenue to Turner avenue Cambridge City Bakery is mentioned along with 421 F L Jacobs moving residence
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Kingston
N. Y
Curtis St. Peters
Winston & Company, Contractors
Shokan Reservoir
Brown's Station
Mrs Collison and Grand Daughter Visit Relatives in Noble County
Mrs A J Collison and her granddaughter Miss Ray Wilson will depart Tuesday for a month long visit with relatives in Noble county. Mr and Mrs Hiram Gunn left Monday for a visit in Kimbolton. J K Ryan of Tyner was in the city Monday. Take a Fresh Pie home with you from The Cambridge City Bakery 42 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Collison
Ray Wilson
Noble County
Hiram Gunn
Kimbolton
J. K. Ryan
Tyner
Cambridge City
Cambridge City Bakery Raisin Bread Toast Ad
Raisin Bread makes delicious toast. Try a loaf from The Cambridge City Bakery located at 42-1.
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Cambridge City
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Pleasant City
Fonda Gable
Vertine
C. A. Gable
Evanston
J. E. Gable
W. O. McCormick
Quaker City
Mary Lessick
Ava
Andy Gamara
Ideal
Thomas Davis
L. W. Swell
Fred Peters
Walter Johnson
Robert Bryant
Wm. Grandy
Walter Neyman
Chas. Corwin and Son
Everett
L. W. Sayre
Hazel Clay
Gus Knapp
T. F Johnson
W. 8. Reed
Sixth Street
Meta Oliver
Alberta Wilson
Armabel Motte
J. B. LaRue
Gibson's Station
J. W. Beymer
J. D. Mason
Bert Riggs
Mary
Harry Dennis
J W. Beymer
Sliver Cliff
Benjamin Gerber
Ronald Vaughn
Jacob Gerber
Andrew Barclay
Canton
David Barclay
Gus Enble
Youngstown
Emily Brown
Emmet
Sandusky
J .A Hoopman
Hazel Mason
Pearl Nesbit
W. Pry
Kit Combs
W. F. McHugh
Smithfield
Ed. Wallace
Helen
Paul Bonnell
Mr. Gruetter
Miss Gruetter
Toledo
J. G. Gabbutt
Second Street
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United States
W. S. McCartney
Sheppard
M L. Hartley
J. H, Opperman
Pf, Craig
J. T. Mathews
Resources
Furplus Fund
Lun &R
Teoe
A. H. Murray, Pred L, Rosemond
J. McMahon
Lee
Cambridge City Bakery
F. L. Jacobs
Clay Avenue
Turner Avenue
Theo. N. Vail
Nadim
Necniadiks Eka
Akin Maron
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gomber Avenue
Harry Addison
Bell
N. J. Friend
the Order of Reindeers
Moose Hall
Col. 7Th St
W.L. Hartman
Walden the Great
Vaudeville Musical Comedy Co
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