Old Fiddlers Contest Draws Crowds at Love City Opera House
Saturday program featured ten contestants including two 12 year olds Pearl Frazee Jr and another unknown. Prizes awarded by judges Sproat Kester and Sproat: 10 dollars shared by Phillip Hahn of Klondyke and Thomas D Summers of Cambridge. 5 dollars to B F Kenworthy of Hopewell. 2.50 to Pearl Frazee Sr. 1.50 to the two boys. Performances included violin and piano by Basford Bros and recitations by Bes sie Durant and Helen Curran. Numerous local social notes follow including church services and community events.
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Love City
Opera House
Fiddlers of
Pearl Frazer, Jr
Bessie Durant
Helen Curran
A. Sproat
Elmer Kester
A.sproat
Phillip Hahn
Klondyke
Thomas D. Summers
Cambridge
B. F. Kenworthy
Hopewell
Pearl Frazee
Basford Bros
Ross Berry
Marietta
Alva McDowell
R. Ferren
Kennedy
Eldon
Ferguson
Thomas Lemley
C. E. Wolfe
Walter Dilley
Cleveland
Lemley
William Black
Quaker City
R. W. Lowry
Senecaville
M. E
M. W. Bevington
Mary
Mother of Christ
W. L. McCormick
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Sproat
R. B. Sproat
A. W. Watson
Cale Cross
Pennsy
C. W. Touvell
James Mce Mahon
James Dugan
Local Social Visits Highlight Pleasant City Cambridge and Eyesville
Buffalo Mr and Mrs Isaac Williams of Pleasant City spent Sunday with Mrs Lizzie Williams. Reginald Davis of Barton visited friends here over Sunday. Mrs Ben Moss and Mrs Riley Lewis were Cambridge visitors Monday. Mrs Jas Garrett stayed with Eyesville friends last week. Rev and Mrs C Chain were ...
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Ira McLauglin
Rita
Cambridge
Dave Watkins
Otis Moss
Arthur Faught
Lewis Williams
Reese Williams
Byesville
P. M. Albin
Floyd Mitchell
Pittsburg
Weston Electric Company
J. T. Jones
Foster
Martha Bell
L. B. Hollenback
Will Williams
Eyesville
Mayme Lashley
Carl
William Patterson
Anderson
Derwent
Mack Brown
Cambridge Friends
Harrison Wycoff
Caldwell
Andrew Patterson
Baby
Rochester
Audrey Walters
Fred Hall
Gomer Davis
Will Davis
Maggie
Blanche
Frank Knox
Geo. Carnes
H. Wilson
M. E
Chain
Tom Salley
Ella
Louise Watson
Quaker City
Lizzie Headley
Tina Tarrett
S. Cummings
Springfield
O. G. Corwin
Lela Sayers
Messrs
Geo. Hazard
Forest Wycoff
H. Secrest
Fletcher Secrest
C. E. Secrest
W. D. Archer
Ava
J. B. Fisher
A.S. Secrest
Buffalo
F. A. Secrest
Herbert
Columbus
Miss Bradshaw
Robert Hipsley
Mt. Ephraim
Pau Kackley
Harmon Kackley
Ella Enley
Boyesville
Henry Breidenthal
Allen Deeren
Freda
Marie
J. W. Breidenthal
David
M. S. Trott
Lydia Verian
Cumberland
King’s Heralds
Katherine Bone
Marie Deeren
Mary Weaver
Harold
Woodsfield
Geo. Weaver
Nancy Musser
May Tompkins
Bertha
Grace Cubbison
Bethel
Lewis Weaver
W. 8. Williams
Mansel Williams
Fred Meacham
Mary Morrison
Senecaville
Grace Kackley
Rose Musser
Ira Howell
Henry Reese
Stump
Delecie
Ruth Garber
Byesville Sunda
Mr. Whitting
Zanesville
Hall
Mary Barclay
Geneva Bomon
Roy Burt
W. S. Stage
Canal Dover
Mary Secrest
Joseph Rackley
Pleasant City
Carlos Rainey
A. L. Epley
J. E. Chambers
Thomas Hogan
Eton
James Scott
Kimbolton
W. R. Hollingsworth
Gilmore
Pearle Nesbit
Hazel Mason
Ada Witten
Lela Pomon
Paul Cossick
Struthers
John Polish
Ella McCreary
Cora
William
J. Kk. Halberg
Ernest McCreary
C. A. Seaton
New Concord
William Bean
Miss Davis
Andy Bean
A. J. Bean
Ethel Crowle
Isaac Williams
Lizzie Williams
Reginald Davis
Barton
Ben Moss
Riley Lewis
Jas Garrett
C. Chain
Pleasant City Couple Married Quietly at Home
Mrs. Emma Winnett of Senecaville and Mr. Jordan Stranathan were married at her Senecaville home by Rev. Fowler. They will live in Senecaville and have many well wishers. The water works Well No. 2 proved ample in supply and a state test is set for Wednesday.
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Emma Winnett
Senecaville
Jordan Stranathan
Fowler
State Board
Barn Fire Destroys Potts and Hawk Buildings At Byesville
Fire destroyed the Potts barn on South Sixth street and the adjacent Hawk barn, both reduced to ashes. Howard Potts, about four, is suspected of starting the blaze with burning papers. Potts family saved chickens and nearby paints and tools. Losses estimated at 250 dollars for Potts and 200 for Hawk with no insurance.
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Byesville
Harland Potts
South Sixth Street
Howard
L. W. Hawk
Potts
J. R. Hildebrand
John
William
Sonora
M. Y. Boden
H. C. Andrews
Ildreth
Cambridge
W. A. Hilderbrand
Mrs Ripley Returns Home After Visit to Parkersburg
Mrs. W. 8. Ripley of Parkersburg returns home Tuesday after visiting her daughter Miss Iva Riphey on North Ninth street and her son Frank Ripley for a few days.
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W. 8. Ripley
Parkersburg
Iva Riphey
North Ninth Street
Frank Ripley
Relatives Visit Columbus Women in City
Mrs. Elwood Smith and her son Robert of Columbus visit Mrs. A Ll. Moore and Mrs. L. D. Heade along with other relatives in the city. Mrs. George Long of Marietta returns home Tuesday after a visit.
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Elwood Smith
Robert of Columbus
A. Ll. Moore
L. D. Heade
City
George Long
Marietta
Cambridge
Mrs Bertha Carr Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Bertha Carr came back home Tuesday following a brief visit with relatives in Newcomerstown.
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Bertha Carr
Newcomerstown
Mrs Harry Davis Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Harry Davis came back home on Tuesday following a visit with relatives in Oldham's Station.
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Harry Davis
Oldham
Kimbolton Man Howard Proctor Visits City
Howard Proctor of Kimbolton was in the city Tuesday calling on friends and renewing acquaintances during a short visit.
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Howard Proctor
Kimbolton
Royal Gwent Welsh Glee Singers Impress Tampa Audience
The Royal Gwent Welsh Glee Singers of Newport Wales appeared at the Colonial theater under auspices of M P church. The chorus drew praise for flawless ensemble and soloists led by tenor W H Roberts whose renditions of The Rosary and An Emblem stood out. Admission is 50 cents, with reserved-seat upgrades for early buyers.
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Royal Gwent Welsh Glee Singers
Newport
Wales
Greeson Theater
New York
W. H. Roberts
Colonial Theater
M. P. Church
Brenan & Wilson's Post Office Drug Store
Sparks Circus Brings Novel Acts to Cambridge Show Grounds
The Sparks circus arrives in Cambridge with an old fashioned parade and a program of novelties. Elephants perform versatile feats while Captain Wesley's seals juggle and walk a rope act. A revolving table pony ends the long program as aerials and horse displays delight crowds.
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Cambridge
Sparks
Wesley
Seals
Sea Lions
Barnesville
Addison Family Plans Pleasure Trip to Zanesville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs J F Addison and their son Charles departed Monday for a several weeks pleasure trip to Zanesville Marietta and Parkersburg West Virginia.
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J. F. Addison
Charles
Zanesville Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
First Dollar Saved Begins Your New Home Fund
The Cambridge Loan and Building Co at No 14 Wheeling Avenue urges early deposits. A five percent interest is offered on savings, with weekly additions to grow wealth and progress toward a home. T. R. Deselm serves as secretary.
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Avenue
T. R. Deselm
Sec'y
Question Why not Keep your idle funds Where they are safe
Advertisement style note from The Guernsey Building and Loan Company Cambridge Ohio April 2011 promotes keeping idle funds safe while earning five percent. A. Scott secretary lists 883 Wheeling Ave.
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Guernsey Building and Joan Company
A. Scott
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Money to Loan On First Mortgage Real Estate Security
Notice from The Guernsey Building and Loan Co Cambridge announces money to loan on first mortgage real estate. Messages mention January 14 and residents such as Mr and Mrs James Rinehart and son Robert visiting New Philadelphia, and social visits by Mrs C W Touvell, Arthur Hartley, Mrs Edna Roberts with Cambridge and nearby towns.
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The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel Building
Cambridge
James Rinehart
Robert
New Philadelphia
Samuel Schlap
Colonial Flats
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Indiana
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Cunningham Farm
Vera Glover
Doty
Ray Stevens
Walhending No. 2
Ira McLaughlin
Co. F. Crow
Protestant Hospital
Hugh J. Means
Thomas Kerr
Rendville
M. P
Ada Oliver
Mayme Bingham
Clara Sarcher
Wayne Snyder
Muriel Heiner
Charlotte Watson
Helen Duff
Walter Trott
Vera Yeager
Helen Shry
Esther Corwin
Reading
Ruth Craig
Ada Conner
W.S. Cramblett
Peregoy
Mairer
Shurtz
Isaac Bird
John Worthington
Coal Ridge
Mr. First
M. E. Sabbath School
John Slay
Seventh Street
Mary Reed
Royal Gwent
Welsh Glee Singers
Geo, Lane
Mr. Williams
Mr. L. Evans
Morning Tribune
Tampa
Fla
Great Sparks Circus
McCulley
Arthur Hartley
Edna Roberts
Bair Undertaking Company
9Th and
Wheeling 4Ve
Gallenstein & Lyons Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
Bell
Thompson’s Flour & Feed Store
N. 7Th St
Leonard
Good Housekeeping Institute
Guernsey Hardware Co
Cambridge, Ohio
C. J. White
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