Cambridge Bride Weds Chicago Man In Simple Sacred Ceremony
Miss Clara Mabel Hornbrook of Cambridge marries Mr. Charles Sunderland Johnson of Chicago in a candlelit Methodist church service attended by 130 guests. The ceremony featured daisy decorations, organ music, and a reception at the Hornbrook home with guests from Illinois, Indiana, West Virginia, and New York. The couple will reside in Chicago after September 1.
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Clara Mabel Hornbrook
Cambridge
Charies Sunderland Johnson
Chicago
Hazel Harris
Schubert
Rubenstein
Schuman
Tanhauser
A. Jester
J. J. Jackson
West
James E. Johnson
Danville
Ernest $. Lee
Frank M. McFarland
Stanford University
Lewis W. Johnson
Archie Price
Marion
Ind
Grace Robins
Ellen Yost
New York City
Jeanette Torrence
Mary Graves
Frank Mace MacFarland
Sarah Josephine Darrow
Jackson
Miss Harris
Garnhy
H. C. Hornbrook
South 10Th Street
East Library
Johnson
New Concord
Tea Grange
Baltimore
Cornell
University of Wineis
Sigma Chi
Enesis
Principal Alva B. Hall Leaves Byesville
Prof A B Wall, principal of Byesville High School last year, has been named superintendent of Williamsport Pickaway County Ohio schools at a salary of 100 dollars per month. During the past year Prof all has been...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Wall
Byesville High School
Williamsport
Pickaway County
Aall
Principal Hall Re-elected In Byesville With Higher Pay
The Byesville Board of Education unanimously re elected Prof Hall as principal for next year with a raise, but he declined the offer after learning of his Williamsport appointment. Prof Wall will lead four rooms at Williamsport and eleven Deer Creek township schools in Pickaway county. Williamsport schools start about September 1. The Halls are well known in Cambridge and Guernsey county and are widely admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
Pickaway County
Williamsport
Hall
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Gas Explosion Victims Recovering After Bakery Accident
Bernard Burkman a Cam bridge Grocery Co. baker and his helper Roger Doyle suffered burns on hands arms and faces from a Thursday gas explosion in a bakeshop. Both were reported recovering Friday and could not work for several days. An investigation found the gas was turned on without their knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Burkman
Cambridge Grocery Co
Roger Doyle
Anc Estor
Grocers and meat dealers agree to 6 pm close weeknights
At a Cambridge Merchants Association meeting in the Craig Building, grocers and meat dealers voted to close all shops at 6 o’clock each evening except Saturdays, starting Monday June 1. Also notes urged Chamberlain’s Dos to aid stomach troubles and listed local business ads and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Merchants’ Association
Craig
Wreck maims two as girl’s prank rolls train off rails
A southbound Marietta Division passenger train No. 617 derailed on a sharp curve near Elba after a two inch bolt was placed between rail ends by a visiting girl. Engineer Charles Vaughn and Fireman Alva Shacklee were badly injured, with Shacklee severely burned. Vaughn was hurt but expected to recover. Passengers were shaken but unharmed. The wreck damaged the engine, baggage, and passenger cars as crews rushed to assist. Authorities investigate the prank and potential actions against the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Pennsylvania Lines
Jake Deeren
Charles Vaughn
Alva Shacklee
Elba
Caldwell
Vaughn
Shacklee
Shack- Jee
Frank Marsh
Macksburg
Cambridge
Kron
Foster Gardner A June Wedding in Columbus Ohio
Anise Mae Gardner married Harley Foster Bubler at the Gardner home in Columbus. The ceremony occurred Monday June 11 at 3 PM with Rev N W Good officiating. The couple left for eastern points and will reside with the bride’s parents at 107 W First Ave after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gullalo
Butler
W. A. Gardner
First Ave
Q. G. Independent
Muskingum College ends 49th year with 26 degrees awarded
Muskingum College in New Concord closed its 49th year with 26 graduates and multiple honors. The board endorsed President J Knox Montgomery's administration and approved a $100000 canvass funding for endowment and growth. Professor A H Wright was elected chair of Chemistry and Biology.
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New Concord
Muskingum College
W. R. Harper
Chicago University
Thompson
Ohio State
Moorehead
Xenia Theological Seminary
D. A. McClenahan
Allegheny Semiinary
Chauncy Murch
M. G. Kyte
Philadelphia
J. Knox Montgomery
A. H. Wright
A. M
Washington and Jefferson
P. A. Zartman
New York
Colaborer
Wilber Chapman
T. S P. Stevenson
Christian Statesman
Hotel
Paul
W. G. Moore
Sr. Moore
Chase City
Montgomery
Elmer J. Burkett
Nebraska
Boy Sent Back to Guernsey County Children's Home
George W. Fowler, a twelve year old charged with stealing five dollars from foster parents, faced trial before Probate Judge H. W. Lucecock. After testimony, the Board of Visitors recommended returning him to the Guernsey County Children's Home where he will stay pending good behavior. If future complaints arise, further court action may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fowler
H. W. Lucecock
Board of Visitors
Guernsey County
McKee Gets Another Oil Well Near Belle Valley
Hon Chris McKee drilled another strong oil well on Harvey Barnhouse farm near Belle Valley last Saturday. By Monday morning the oil filled the hole to a height of 300 feet and, after being shot, showed promise as one of the field’s best wells. Preparations are underway to drill another, as locals hope McKee continues to strike abundant oil. Also advertised is Chamberlain’s Salve praised for many skin ailments, sold by Brenay Wilson and D M Hawthorne. Wedding cards announce Miss Neds Jane Lonesweart’s marriage to Campinil at the Longsworth home on Wednesday June 20, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Mckee
Belle Valley
Harvey Barnhouse Farm
Neds
Jane Lonesweart
Jay
Campinil
Jan ©. Longsworth
Magesburg gets next Epworth League convention
Senecaville Ohio June 15 1906 report on the Cambridge District Epworth League twelfth annual convention held at M E church with Rev J R Hartup presiding. Officers elected include Eagleson Monroe Tilton Wilson Thompson Staats Wiper and Staats. Attendees from Cumberland Summerfield Dexter City Macksburg and Caldwell. debates on next year venue selected Macksburg. Other items note local baptisms admissions and illness while reporters describe program highlights and speeches.
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Senecaville
Ohio
Cambridge
Epworth League
M. EB
J. R. Hartup
Love City
Hitler Jr
J. J. Wallace
Bert M. Thompson
B.L. George
Coulberland
E. A. Jester
Jester
Bishop Coburn
J. G. Exline
Claysville
Miss Staats
L. George
R. Emory Beetham
L. Franklin
Exline
Atlen
M. George
Hollinghead
Miss Hester
Miss Whipple
F. T. Eagleson
C. E. Monroe
Minnie Tilton
Miranda Wilson
B. M. Thompson
Minnie Wiper
Mina Staats
Corintha Whipple
League
Elliott
Alton
Jed
Cumberland
Summerfield
Dexter City
Macksburg
Mises
Sarahsylle
Carl Sullivan
Miss Aiken
Caldwell
Dr. Norcross
A. H. Norcross
LD. D
Columbus
Helen Guiler
Whigville
Wallace
M. L. Allen
Sugar Tree Local Notices and Movements
Sugar Tree notes a business trip to Tippecanoe by George Adams last Monday. Visitors include Miss Retta Stiles from Cambridge staying with brother Russell at Mrs. Sarah Gaon’s, and A. EL. Beal visiting Waldo and relatives near Kinnersville. Mrs. George Gibson is sick. Mrs. A. T. McCormick visited her sister. Mrs. LD. Meade of Pleasant Valley visited Friday. Mrs. Susan Stiles returned to her son W. H. Stiles in Pleasant Valley. Miss Letina McGrew, recently here for eight months, returned to Washington township. W. OL, Ford claims the champion weight for Jefferson township at 1385. Ross A. Girson was bitten by a stray dog last Sabbath morning. Rev. Stoddard noted as anti secret society.
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F. Linn
Frank Linn
Columbus
Boyd Neel
Milnersville
J.B. Roseman
Ti. M. Stiles
Cleveland
Zanesville
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
B. H. Black
Freeport
Adrian Manufacturing Company
Michigan
G. G." McCormick
Kimbolton R. D
George Gillespie
Pleasant City
E. C. Heade
Cumberland
Pear Odell
George Adams
Tippecanoe
Retta Stiles
Cambridge
Russell
Sarah Gaon
A. EL. Beal
Waldo
Kinnersville
George Gibson
A. T. McCormick
LD. Meade
Pleasant Valley
Susan Stiles
W. H. Stiles
Letina McGrew
Washington Township
Ford
Jefferson Township
Ross A. Girson
Valual
Girbson
Ordinance 669 Approves Carlisle Avenue Sewer Project
Cambridge Ohio ordinance 669 declares to proceed with the Carlisle avenue sanitary sewer improvement from South Eleventh Street to Woodlawn Avenue. It sets assessment methods, costs, and installment plan on benefiting properties with four-fifths concurrence required.
Ordinance 667 authorizes North Eleventh street sewer work Cambridge OH
The ordinance details building a vitrified eight inch sewer on North Eleventh street from Blaine to Beatty, with costs to be assessed by front footage, deferred payments at 4.42 percent, city funds covering intersections and portions, and annual installments for abutting property. It cites Resolution 31 of May 7, 1906, and notes approval by the city board and mayor on March 27, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Avenue
South Eleventh Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Board of Public Service
City of
Cambridge
State of Ohio
Enventh Street
Department of Public Seehice Uion
Wwe
Jones
North Eleventh Street
Blaine Avenue
Beatty Avenue
Department of Public Service
Fepth
Blaine Egg One
Heath Avenue
Board of Public Aepiece Ge Oy
Aerardang
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L. W. Johnson
J. E. Johnson
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Jen Yost
Cookville
H. F. Darrow
Mary Ledlie
Kitobolton
A. B Hall
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wison
Tr. M. Wawthere
Berry
Warrson
Chares Boyd
East Gomber Avenue
June Ith
Jesse Clath
Nicholson's Mine
Vengho
WV. Gardner
California
Mrs. So. Hood
North Ninth Street
Wonster, O
Steve
Oscar Gibbs
Jane
Foster Gardner
DR. Montgomery
Muskingum Board
McKee
Brenay & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Magesburg
Epworth
Ety
Washington, D. C
Dickie
North Salem
L. Lanning
Everett, Wash
B. Dickie
Salem
May McQuaide
Pittsburg
Clifford Diehl
Herald
Sugar Tree
America
Raub
Ben Tilopas
Po. Tom
Blackbean
W. N. Bradpor
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