Byesville Community Notes Across multiple visits and events
Local social notices list guests in Byesville and Cambridge including Mr. and Mrs. Beckett, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Day, J A Pryor, and others. Funeral services for Stephen Adams held at Mt Calvary, and campaign news notes for the Library Contest favoring the Red Men's lodge. A spring opening at Surprise Millinery Parlors on March 15 is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
P. H. Drnggan
W. C. Barnett
Hazel Day
Cambridge
O. O. Beckett
Patterson
C. L. Hickle
Pleasant City
J. ‘A. Pryor
Everett Mackley
Wm. Meredith
Ethel Croyle
Newton James
George James
John Shuttleworth
Blue Bell
Thomas Crawford
Lewis Spencer
New Straitsville
W. C. McCulley
T. S. Gladden
Marietta
J. M
Combs
Leota Jenkins
Charles McCormick
J. B. Shafer
National Safe and Lock Company
Cleveland
Lee Harper
Cumberland
S&s. W. Conner
Stephen the Little
George Adams
S. Berry
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Paul Davis
Our Village
Hutton Opera House
Rye Tye’s
Lara
Black King
Noble County
Sarah Knight
Marie Aston
Mabel Roberts
Naomi King
M. E
Derwent
Melvin Aston
Melvin
Clarence Nethers
Fourth Street
J. R. Smith
Ina Fluhami
William Affieck
Charlene
Pearl Deeren
E. L. Grossman
Meek Avenue
L. Huebschman
Mary Stewart
Pleasantty
Jennie ‘Barnes
Lula Knapp
Columbus
H. H. Heed
Gus Knapp
Dwight Bowers
Frank Duff
J. B. Adkins
Grip
Jesse Mason
Adam Belle Johnson
Alice Hill
J. B Adkins
Main Avenue
Simon Shafer
David Barclay, Jr
Red Men’s Lodge
Mrs Earl Hannum Returns From Visit
Mrs Earl Hannum and daughter Mabel Lucile return home after a week with Mrs Jane McNarland and family on South Seventh Street.
Rose in Quaker City
WV H Rose visited Quaker City as part of a local field trip and spoke with residents about community projects and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. H. Rose
Quaker City
Gerrymander Bill Before the House Continues
The report lists 1908 district populations and party margins for Ohio Third through Nineteenth districts. It notes Democratic or Republican plurality in each district, with counties and population totals such as Butler, Montgomery at 234,054 and a Democratic margin of 2,855. Franklin at 224,567 with a Republican margin of 5,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Montgomery Counties
Darke
Miami
Shelby
Auglaize
Mercer
Fitfh
van Wert
Putnam
Paulding
Defiance
Williams
Fulton
Henry
Adams
Highland
Brown
Clermont
Warren
Clinton
Greene
Fayette
Madison
Clark
Champaign
Logan
Union
Delaware
Fighth
Marion
Hardin
Allen
Wyandot
Hancock
Wood
Lucas Ottawa
Scioto
Lawrence
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Athens
Pike
Ross
Pickaway
Fairfield
Perry
Hocking
Vinton
Franklin
Crawford
Seneca
Huron
Erie
Sandusky
Muskingum
Licking
Coshocton
Knox
Morrow
Richland
Washington
Morgan, Noble
Monroe
Guernsey
Tuscarawas
Belmont
Harrison
Jefferson
Columbiana
Ashland
Holmes
Wayne
Stark
Carroll
Eighteenth
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Portage
Nineteenth
Mahoning
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Interest Due the State in Columbus Savings Case
Testimony before a state inquiry showed missing cashier checks and erasures in Columbus Savings and Trust records. Deposits prior to the depository law produced no state interest, with funds repeatedly moved between accounts and later returned, leaving unclear interest earned. Attorneys noted the state may claim interest on pre law deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genee
Columbus Savings and Trust Company
McKinnon
H. J. Booth
Columbus
State Trust Claims Tied to Creamer Bond Withholding
The IUGS and Trust Company asserts protection of its claims amid actions by ex-State Treasurer Creamer who withheld a significant number of bonds deposited in his department, affecting the trust company’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iugs and Trust Company
Creamer
Six Power Loan to China Under Review by Wilson Officials
Secretary Bryan considered the stance of the new administration on the six power loan to China. He held talks with the American banking group led by the Morgan firm as negotiations near completion. The issue tests whether dollar diplomacy will guide foreign policy under President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
China
Morgan
Wilson
Difficulties Find Assistant Secretary of State as Huntington Wilson Remains
Washington March 11 The search for a suitable candidate to become assistant secretary of state has stalled. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan indicate Huntington Wilson will stay at his post indefinitely, delaying the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presdent Wilson
Secretary
Bryan
Huntington Wilson
Will Forge For Victory In Huerta Government Plans
The article reports Huerta outlining plans to assume presidency and reorganize the army to 8,000 men while leaving 50 million pesos in the treasury. French capitalists offered a 400 million franc loan as federal forces claim Saltillo and press Monclova retreat. rebels burn railways during withdrawal. Carranza rumored at Monclova preparing to concentrate forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mexico
Carranza
Coahuila
Saltillo
Aubert
Monclova
Pesta
President Wilson weighs banking reform versus tariff revision
The president remains undecided on recommending banking and currency reform or tariff revision at the special session. He discussed the matter with Representative Glass and will confer with Representative Underwood and other leaders before deciding. Glass argues banking reform is more urgent to cushion tariff disruption. Underwood says the session should focus on tariff alone as a major task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Representative Glass
Underwood
Glass
Congress
Spring birds arrive as townsfolk note daily life
Middlebourne residents recount spring signs and local happenings. Mentioned are the cherry tree song, old fashioned parcel post protest, ship timber cutting on A J Law’s farm, Dr G W Stout's visit to Henrysburg, Miss Blanche Casterline’s grip illness, views on the money trust, Wm Hanna Jr moving to his father’s farm near Oxford township, Easter sermon planned by Rev M M Brown, James W Long dismantling his recently purchased house, and Albert Harding visiting from Salesville R D No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Law
G. W. Stout
Henrysburg
Blanche Casterline
Wm. Hanna, Jr
Quaker City
Charles E. Hanna
Here
Mr. Hanna
Oxford Township
M. M. Brown
M. B
James W. Long
Alfred Brister
Albert Harding
Salesville
Local notes from Middlebourne and vicinity drum up life
Revival services continue at Pisgah M E church with Rev Chase delivering sermons. Residents report multiple illnesses including Mrs Susannah Brownio in critical condition and Mrs J W Griest of Chicago in serious shape. Community events include a cake walk at No 6 school and a literary program on March 14. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society plans bank-offering services April 3 with Mrs Welday expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah M. EB
Chase
Susannah Brownio
Marguerite Davis
James Davis
Quaker City
M. F. Davis
J. W. Griest
Chicago
Griest
Oxford Township
Juernsey
No. 6
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. EB
Columbus
Dunn, Taft &Co
S. F. Arnold
George Ernest
Old Washington
Clyde Boniphant
C. FE
Law
Freeman Valentine
Valentine
Jos. Coleman
Oxford
Ill
Rachel B. Coleman
Guernsey
Walter Brothers
Warwick
Somerton
Ohio
Henry Carter
George
George Rosengrant Farm To Same. the Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. E. Church
V. C. Coleman
A. J. Coleman
Great Lakes
J. Y. Davis
East End
Oxford Township Board of Education
Ernest Bryant
Lewis Osborn
Fred Stillions
Osborn
D. Grimes
Cambridge
Petit Jury
Jackson Boyles
Fairmont
W. Va
Pittsburg
Middlebourne
Boyles
F. C. Rose
Cambridge Social Roundup Shows Relatives and Visits
Buffalo Mrs Jas Mathers and Emeline were guests in Cambridge over Sunday. Miss Anna Henderson returned home to Uhrichsville after a short visit. Numerous locals hosted visitors from Quaker City Cambridge Senecaville and Love City. The Pleasant City band plans a concert. WCTU meeting postponed for Easter preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Mathers
Emeline
Cambridge
Anna Henderson
Uhrichsville
Mesdames
Lizzie Spaid
Minchie Walters
Girt
Gildwell
Bundas
Madge Robinson
Stewart Oliver
Byesville
Wes Oliver
Norwich
Geo. Oliver
T. Johnson
Wellston
Frank
Wave Riggle
Quaker City
Adda Watson
Pleasant City
Robert Martin
Columbus
Wilbur Blair
Conesville
James
Brice Keller
Senecaville
Fanny Moss
Luella Moss
Chas. Finley
Caldwell
Ira McLaughlin
Chaseville
Hazel Dunfee
Love City
Lewis Maier
Ed. Allen
Jess Cooper
Bertha Peters
Trail Run
Dan James
Athens
W. B. Shuman
A. R. Wade
Ollie Yoho
Cambridge Loan & Building Co offers secured mortgages
Security and income are emphasized for investors with first mortgages on improved real estate at half value and a large reserve fund. The association advertises 5 percent interest on time deposits, reporting assets of 471,666.97 dollars. Contact 814 Wheeling Ave. T. R. Deselm, Sec. Feb 26-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Ave
T. R. Deselm
Sec
Christian church member leads Nelsonville Bible class contest
In Sunday meetings at the M E church the record should note C J Saunders as president of the Christian church Men s Bible class in Nelsonville Ohio. He announced a contest between his class and the M E Men s Bible class in Athens for largest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
C. J. Saunders
M. FE
Nelsonville
Christian’ Church
Hartleys Complete Line Delivers Paint Varnishes and Brushes
Before buying Paint Varnishes or Brushes it will pay you to see Hartleys complete line. Mar 106 If.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Miss Aida Huffman Joins Craft and McFarland Millinery Workroom
Miss Aida Huffman has accepted a position in the work room of the Craft and McFarland millinery store. The hire expands the shop's labor force as it maneuvers production duties and styling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida Huffman
Craft & McFarland Millinery
Local Notes From Cambridge and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors frequent Cambridge communities including Mrs. George Moorhead in Cambridge with WH Moorhead. Miss Mae Anklesbay shopping. Mrs. Rose Millhone returning home after a visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Kaho and Luston Chester in town. Oliver Yoho of Hartford calling on friends. Co. C. Warrick spending Sunday here. Others attend funerals, business, or visit relatives in Lore City Bailey’s Mills and Cumberland with various names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moorhead
Cambridge
WH Moorhead
Nan Jones
Rockwell
Mae Anklesbay
Rose Millhone
George Kaho
Luston Chester
Richard Lowry
Macksburg
Oliver Yoho
Hartford
Co. C. Warrick
Leander Moorhead
Jim Simpson
W. Travis
Love City
Adelaide Saltsgaver
Della Morrison
G. W. Moorhead
Goldin Hagerman
Byesville
J. C. Reinhart
J. R. Hartup
Clark Watson
A. R. Corwin
Carl Riddle
Mt. Ephraim
Art Lowry
Lore City
C. A. Miles
Bailey’s Mills
Sylvester Stevens
Gracie Unklesbay
John Frame
Ada Moorhead
Cumberland
Rol Inship
Gibson Station
Seth Vorhies
Dave Sawyer
Ray Mahoney
George Berkfield
Two More Fast Days This Week At Fresh Fish Market
The ad proclaims two additional fast days this week with a full supply of fresh fish and oysters, urging customers to call Bell 517-R or Adams Express office for the big fish market on 7th street. Open from 6 oclock, it invites early arrival to avoid the rush and notes veteran fishmonger A. L. Erven, famous for fish and oysters, operates Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell 517
Adams Express Office
Bell
7Th Street
Fshermen
A. L. Erven
Famous Fish and Oysters
Tues & Thurs
East Cambridge Gospel Revival Draws Large Crowd
Fire of revival on East Cambridge street car route draws a joyous crowd from Old Stone church with Robt. Piatt and Frank Wessels in gospel solo roles. Dr. Burrows leads a potent call to repentance as altars fill from 8 30 to 10 20. Upcoming events include From Pit to Throne at Burrows and Women’s Day with speakers Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurhite
East Cambridge
Vangelist Burrows
Old Stone
Piatt
Mr. Piatt
Frank Wessels
Burrows
Evangelist Burrows
W. F. Anderson
Cincinnati
O. W Townsend
Zanesville
Old Stone Church
Mortgage security and hotel building case at Cambridge
On first Mortgage Real Estate Security the Guernsey Building and Loan Co. holds a claim on the National Hotel Building in Cambridge dated January 14. The brief notice indicates a secured interest and impending action regarding the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel
Cambridge
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Buffalo
Will Herron
Guernsey Building and Loan Company
BF. A. Scott
East Fnp
Johnston
W. H. Hartley Sons Co
Hydro-Blene Chemical Works
Washington, D. C
Brenan & Wilson
Neilley Drug CO
Shry Bros
East
Court House
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