May Trials and Legal Actions Highlight Guernsey County Schedule
The Guernsey county docket lists Ohio cases against Lewis Orman Willis Bryan James Rickey Carl Morrow and Mary McBride Hughes plus June 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 20 dates featuring divorces, civil suits and jury actions. Includes mortgage suits Common Pleas verdicts and a new jury commission named by judges to meet May 25.
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Ohio
Lewis Orman
Willis Bryan
James Rickey
Une
Carl Morrow
Mary McBride
Eliza A. Hughes
The
Millikin Nat. Bank
J. W. Campbell
Mary Jones
Wills Creek Coal Co
Frick Co
Walter Mitchell
Flora L. Porter
Harley W. McKee
William S. Hickman
Senecaville
Lara B. Cramer
Byesville
Common Pleas
Central National Bank
Cambridge Brick & Tile Co
Hester-Columbus Association Breweries Co
Margaret Evans
Andy Ice
J. A. LaFollette
John Wells
Eighth Judicial District
Guernsey County
W. L. Simpson
Cambridge
R. D
James N. Bell
Antrim
A. R. Murray
Wm. R. Spear
Program of the Annual June Rally at Salem church
The B. Y. P. U. Rally at Salem church on Tuesday June 2 features morning sessions led by Roy J. Kays Chester J. Oxley Mrs J H Dull Rev W H Wilson and Rev H H Bawden with a noon dinner on the grounds and afternoon reports from Unions and churches including Adamsville Evesville Cambridge First Cambridge Second Clear Fork Old Cambridge Newcomerstown Salem and Wills Creek Doctrines to be Emphasized and More Social Life are on the agenda with speakers D E Carman and Alice Caliban among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Church
Cambridge
Roy J. Kays
Salem
H. H. Bawden
Grace McCulley
Clear Fork Union
Joseph Bennett
Song
Chas
Burt
Old Cambridge
Adamsville
Evesville
Cambridge First
Cambridge Second
Clear Fork
Newcomerstown
Wills Creek
King's Business
D. E. Carman
Alice Caliban
Assembly program outline at Salem Church listing speakers
Edwin Weaver of Salem Church leads the 2:50 session on Practical Problems with Charlotte Hosick of Newcomerstown and Rev. N D Cunningham of Clear Fork. The 3:10 slot covers Our Assembly in 1908 by Charles L McCollum of Cambridge. At 3:30 Rev Joseph Bennett ex-president of Ohio B Y P A and Newark Baptist pastor gives an address.
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Edwin Weaver
Salem Church
Charlotte Hosick
Newcomerstown
N. D. Cunningham
Clear Fork
Charles L. McCollum
Cambridge
Joseph Bennett
Ohio
Newark Baptist Church
Winfield Borton Called Home in Cambridge
Winfield Borton longtime Cambridge resident died at home at 10:30 a.m. after a yearlong spinal tuberculosis illness. Born April 17, 1848, in Guernsey County he married Sarah A. Sykes and had six children and three grandchildren. Survived by wife, children Mrs. S. W. Moore, Mrs. O. C. Steele, Ophelia, Elsie, Russell, Grover, and grandchildren, plus siblings J W Borton of Salida and John W Borton, and Mrs. G S Hilliard and Martha Borton. He was a Democrat, trustee of the Cambridge M P church, and a contracting carpenter.
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Winfield
Borton
Cambridge
East Steubenville Avenue
Barton
Mr. Barton
Pennyroyal
Oxford Township
Guernsey County
Kansas
Sarah A.sykes
S. W. Moore
Louisville
O. C. Steele
Connelsville
Ophelia Borton
Elsie Borton
Russell Borton
Grover Borton
W. V. Milligan
Cambridge M. P
Wm. Borton Steele
Jas. Murray
Elizabeth Moore
Boxwell examination passes announced names list
The examiners release the names of those who passed the Boxwell exam led by top scorer Rhea Hartup. John 8 Moorhead, teacher, notes the diverse group including Fern Hutchison, Amanda Howell, Mary Kennon, Ruth Nicholson, Irene Scott, Gail McFarland, and many others.
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Boxwell
Fern Hutchison
Rhea Harrup
Amanda Howell
Mary Kennon
Anora Lanning
Ethel Lepage
Cuba Laughlin
Edna Lawrence
Gail McFarland
Daisy Megger
Naomi B. Nicholson
Ruth Nicholson
Eunice M. Patterson
Gertrude Paden
Ruth Secrest
Irene Scott
Margaret Smallishaw
Idell Teener
Veda Taylor
Kathryn Treherne
Ethel Wolford
Vinnie Woodward
H. A. Cunningham
Raymond Deeren
Emmett Dudley
Ray Duff
Earl Eagan
Ira Ferbrache
James Gracy
John Garrett
Ralph Gibson
Howard Hickle
Homer W. Hill
John Hague
Stanton McLaughlin
Clarence McCreary
Roy Morledge
Thurlow Robe
John Ratliffe
Warren Carter
Lucius Spooner
James Teener
Ross Trace
Herschel Taylor
Ernest Weisenstine
Frank Wilson
Sydney O. Wilson
Oscar Wallar
Fred Wilson
Rhea Hartup
John 8. Moorhead
Local Pension Increases Reported For Two Residents
James Mehaffey of Cambridge R D No 1 receives a pension increase to 24 dollars per month. Mrs Jane White widow of Joseph White Barnesville is granted a pension of 12 dollars monthly. A Weedon agent.
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James Mehaffey
Cambridge
R. D. No
Jane White
Joseph White
Barnesville
A Weedon
Baker Declares Hutchison Death An Accidental Shooting
Philippi West Virginia May 22 Myles Rigor chief of detectives of the Pennsylvania railroad has gathered evidence for the prosecution of James A Baker alias R C Neal charged with the murder of operator Edward Y Hutchison of Senecaville Ohio and the Welcome post office holdup The trial before Judge A G Dayton in United States court will begin next Thursday A key witness will be Martin F Rugan the Pittsburg yegg who allegedly confessed to Baker before his arrest Rugan is jailed in Clarksburg where Baker is confined Det Rigor planned prosecutions with Assistant District Attorney E M Showalter and Judge Reese Blizzard Baker plans to fight the case with counsel from Philippi The defense seeks counsel of the bar while several lawyers offer free service Baker maintains the shooting was accidental and Hutchison threatened him during the ransacking of the post office and railroad till The revolver was discharged during a struggle Baker admits robbing further stations but says he did not intend murder The indictment cites three counts and trial is expected to last at least a week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Baker
R. C. Neal
Edward Y. Hutchison
Senecaville
Baker
A. G. Dayton
United States Court
Martin F. Rugan
Pittsburg
Yegg
Philippi
Rigor
Clarksburg
Post Office
Kincaid
Hutchison
B. & O. Railroad Company
Powhatan
Glendale
Township Assessors Report Adds Two Finishing Details
Two township assessors completed their work for the auditor with Samuel T. Ford of Adams reporting twenty two days and ninety one dogs found while A F Moss of Love City logged nine and a half days with thirty three dogs located. The report mentions other local social and civic notes including a storm in Harrison county and plans for a Boxwell commencement at Senecaville High School with Probate Judge H W Luock expected to give the class address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Ford
Adams Township
A. F. Moss
Love City Corporation
J. I. Moore
Senecaville Grammar Schools
Senecaville
H. W. Luccock
Report of the Condition of Central National Bank 1908
The report lists assets and liabilities for Central National Bank including loans and discounts overdrafts securities and bonds deposits capital stock and profits. The statement is sworn by Cashier W S McCartney before Notary Oc 8 Carnes in Guernsey County Ohio with attestations of accuracy.
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United States
State of Ohio
Guernsey County
McCartney
Carnes
Ohio
Cerreaty News
Uris Cns
Lawes Money
Bank
Lz Fs
National Bank Naan
State of
Guernsey
I. C
McMahon
Jas
W. Bell
A. R. Murray
Fred L. Rosenmond
J. W. Campbell
Stephen C. Hayt Dies After Prolonged Illness At 64
Stephen C. Hayt of Spring Valley near Byesville died at 10 50 AM after years of overwork. He was 64, married to Katherine Unger since May 4 1864, with surviving son James. Hayt long served General A J Warner in rail and coal roles and later managed West Virginia fields for a Philadelphia company. He helped found Spring Valley on the car line, was a Masonic member, and led Chautauqua grounds before falling ill last August during an assembly attempt.
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Grim Reaper
Stephen C. Hayt
Spring Valley
Byesville
Mr. Hayt
Washington County
Lower Salem
A. J. Warner
C. & M. Railroad
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Katherine Unger
Marietta
Cambridge
William Herbert
James
Hayt
Local visitors attend Kimbolton event and wedding
Co C Cosgrove of East Wheeling avenue visited Kimbolton on business this morning. Miss Nellie Dye of Malta, guest of Miss Blanche Romans for the McDonald Miller wedding on North Tenth street, returned home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Cosgrove
East Wheeling Avenue
Kimbolton
Nellie Dye
Malta
McDonald-Miller
Blanche Romans
North Tenth Street
Bank President and wife visit city after Pittsburg conference
President George Trenner of Byesville First National Bank and his wife were in the city this afternoon returning from Pittsburg where they attended the M. P. General Conference.
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George Trenner
Byesville
Cincinnati firm wins school bonds bid at premium
The Cincinnati Board of Education opened bids for sixty five thousand dollars in school bonds at a special meeting. Breed and Harrison of Cincinnati won with a premium of two thousand one hundred one dollars and accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breed & Harrison
Board of Education
Breed and Harrison
Cincinnati
Seasongood and Mayer
Oehler and Cummings
Toledo
Western German Bank
W. R. Todd
First National Bank
Cleveland
Local News Briefs and Pension Increases
W J Halford departed this morning for a business trip to Cleveland. E B Brill of Salesville Ohio awarded a pension raise to seventeen dollars per month. Thede Stevenson sold property on North Eighth Street to Edward Hinton for private consideration. Peter H Siegfried of South Seventh Street granted a pension increase to twenty four dollars per month. A Weedon agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Halford
Cleveland
E. B. Brill
Salesville
Ohio
A. Weedon
Thede Stevenson
North Eighth Street
Edward Hinton
Peter H. Siegfried
South Seventh Street
Local Social Notes from Bloomfield and Surrounding Areas
New Concord R D 1 Mrs J M Wilson of Oklahoma visits her parents the Wardens for five weeks then returns home. Flora Guthrie of route 2 goes to Cambridge for new employment. Dr J K Young and wife with child visit mother in Bloomfield. Social for Bloomfield U P church youth planned. Telephones being installed in farms. Mrs Margaret Duff visits granddaughter in Otsego RD 2. Edna Atchison improves from nervous prostration. Mrs Mary Glenn of Columbus visits Samuel and Mrs Dickson. Mrs Thomas Bell dies in Otsego. cause unknown. Mrs Forsythe of Columbus stays with Caroline Mehaffey. Farmers busy planting corn.
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J. M. Wilson
Oklahoma
Benj. Warden
Flora Guthrie
Route No. 2
Cambridge
J. K. Young
Little Son
Bloomfield U. P
Margaret Duff
W. O. Lane
Otsego R. D
Edna Atchison
Mary Glenn
Columbus
Samuel Dickson
Thomas Bell
Otsego
Forsythe
Caroline Mehaffey
Bloomfield
Westland Township to Elect Delegates for Cambridge Convention
Democratic voters of Westland Township assemble at township house on May 29 1908 to elect three delegates to the county convention in Cambridge Ohio on June 2 1908. Polls open 1 p m close 3 p m Central Committeeman.
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Westland
Cambridge
Ohio
Mrs Foote Visits Glenwood on Hartford Trip
Mrs. J. A. Foote of Glenwood Colorado spent the day with Mrs. Mary Robins and family on South Ninth street while en route to Hartford where she was summoned by her father’s illness.
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J. A. Foote
Glenwood
Colo
Mary Robins
South Ninth Street
Hartford
Royal Bedworth horse prospect described in ad
A four year old chestnut sorrel gelding named Royal Bedworth, 16 hands, stylish with neat head and ears, deep shoulders, short back, strong quarters. Described as pure gaited trotter, sound with good feet and legs. Trotted a quarter in 37 seconds last fall, 2:28 gait, limited training planned before full training.
Jesse the Belgian Horse at Cambridge-Eyesville Park Season 1908
Five year old Belgian horse named Jesse weighs 1920 pounds will be shown at Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park on Fridays and Saturdays from April 17 to July 17 1908. When not exhibited the horse remains at the owner's barn located 1 1/2 miles southwest of Pleasant City.
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Cambridge-Eyesville
Pleasant City
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Cambridge Association
Salem Baptist Church
Winfield Borton
Baker Deglares Hutchison
Dayton
Ralph Stout
Lucile
Harrison County
David Cowden
F. M. Mitchell
Masonic Temple
Oho
Resources
Total
E. W. Mathews
F, Craig
M. L, Hartley
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Netainee
New Concord R. D
Westland Township
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Royal Bedworth
Bedworth
Bedworth, Jr
Alex
Allie Wilkes
Allie Wood
American Clay
Bedworth Boy
King Bedworth
W. A. Cox
E. Brown Flushing O
Winterset, Ohio
Lers
Jacob B. Ford
A. D
Caroline VY. Highwarden
John F. Stockdale
Jesse
Sunfall
Westfall
Presender
Pretender
Dictator
Jay Eye
Hambletonian
Sunfell
Sunny Susie
Sunland Clay
Clay
Electioneer
P. Alert
Alert
Pleasant City, Ohio
Caroline V. Ford
Caroline V. Highwarden
Washington
Senecayil
Wwell-Patterson
Boxwell-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
Trio Oust Pacmag
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