Reunion Honors 620A Regiment at Cambridge
The nineteenth annual reunion of the 620A regiment O.R.V. was held in Cambridge with President B T Dilley presiding. Prof. M R B Andrew of Marietta College spoke on the regiment’s wartime work while Miss Adda Siegfried and Miss Anna Belle Jones sang. The day included a business meeting, a noon dinner for about 350 veterans, and thanks to Cambridge citizens and organizers for hosting the event. Capt. B A Thomas noted as the last living original captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
620A Regiment
Cambridge
62Nd Regiment
B. TL. Dilley
Cambridge City Band
Dil Joy
M. RB. Andrew
Marietta College
Segiment
Prof. Andrews
Willams
W. B. Patterson
Stockport
Mr. Deaver
Deavertown
I. Dilley
Anna
Isaac [Adamson
John Calbert
Tar- Ty Statblemire
Rer. UN
Second U.P
Marry Scodemie
OL Allman
Siegfried
Jones
Gambruidge
Aboud
Tammond
Na Ciby
Ohio
John M. Olever
Jatin P. Turner
Tan
David TD. Paylor
Huwil McAns
As Companies
Ifa
Judy Barber
Gambridge
Sid
Jace
Gamiridge
Said Ony
Cam Dilies
Barber
Cambiidee
Counan
W.A. Turner
J. CG. Cragsen
Wnehallenser
Tle
Local Notables Attend Washington Fan and Community Notes
Several from here attended the fan at Washington last week. Mr and Mrs Tess Johnson of Cambridge visited his father Samuel Johnson over Sunday. Theron Johnson of Buffalo N Y is visiting his grandmother Mrs Alva Johnson. Mrs Lizzie Tedrick, who has been at Cambridge visiting her daughter, has returned home. O Trayt and son James and families will move to the Volcano W Vas oil fields next week. This will leave a nine room house with bath for rent at Nearth Sun street.
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Washington
Tess Johnson
Cambridge
Samuel Johnson
W. Lanning
Theof Claysville
abMis
Sedrick
Theron Johnson
Buffalo
N. Y
Alva Johnson
Lizzie Tedrick
Trayt
James
Volcano
W. Vas
Nearth Sun Street
Guernsey
Nis
Willes
I. Perry
Uhl
Anc
Ganbidge
Shraighout
Onle
Wis
Gran
Tre
Roosevelt
Donn B. Thompson
Pory
Byesville
Old Down
Knox Township
Baskal
Canbridge
Doughty
Guernsey County
Salt Park
Jackson Township
Lelh
Wills Creek
Crshogkan
George WoPhilips
Bids Han
Wheetlig
Tima
Vicinniiy
Niure
Gene Tleman
George Philps
Buzzard Rock
Mr. Phillips
Alexander Mitchell
Philip Sehawf
Negotiations End In New Orleans Streetcar Strike
After four days of futile parleying mediated by the mayor, negotiations closed with the railway company ready to resume service and Carmen workers proposing 25 cents an hour for eight hours plus arbitration of alleged old contract violations. the company refused the arbitration and acceptance of the wage proposal. Irish Leaders Sentenced in Birr County Court: Edmund Haviland Burke and Michael Reddy upheld but Burke’s term reduced to one month and hard labor removed for Reddy. Weyler Rumored to Resign as War Minister in Madrid with deputy chamber reopening and Alfonso’s veto of decrees cited.
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New Orleans
Ralway Company
Eargy
Carmen
Dublin
Get
Birr
Crimes Act Court
Edmund Haviland-Burke
M P
Michael Reddy
Burke
Reddy
Weyler
Madrid
General Weyler
Minderer
Chamber of Deputies
Alfonso
Wey
Memorable Day in Cambridge History
An evocative note recalls a September 30 event in Cambridge with a mix of excitement and indignation. The entry mentions school sternness, local legal matters, and community reactions as residents reflect on notable happenings from that day.
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Annals of Cambridge
Times for Holding Circuit Court 1908 in Ohio? Selections for several counties
The document lists fixed Circuit Court terms for 1908 across counties including Lake, Ashtabula, Geauga, Portage, Trumbull, Mahoning, Columbiana, Cattaraugus, Guernsey, Montee, Noble, Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont. Beginnings and end dates per county are given, with sessions to begin at a.m. The schedule assigns January and September dates for each county’s terms.
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Sach
Lake Conwy
Ashtahult
Geiuga
Portage County
Trumbull County
Mahoning County
Columbiana County
Catal County
Guernsey County
Montee County
Noble County
Harrison County
Nusenber
Jefferson County
Noyemdher
Belmont County
Berms
Alvek
Jerome B. Burrows
Deter A
Law
John M. Cook
SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION MOVEMBER ELECTION 1902 NOTICE
Official notice proclaims state district and county officers election to be held Tuesday November 4. Details outline eligibility and voting requirements under the sheriff's proclamation for the 1902 electoral process.
Guernsey County Election Proclamation and Local Lore
The notice outlines election orders for Guernsey County Ohio on November 4 1902 detailing candidates for state and county offices including governor supreme court judge and prosecuting attorney. It also references related acts and legal provisions and adds local historical notes about Roosts Buzzards and early frontier life near Cambridge and Wills Creek with anecdotes of Captain Doughty and Indians.
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Court of Common Pleas
Ghia
Ohio
Congress
Guernsey
Guer i
Quernsey
Tafirm
All Board of
Biog
Pgs
Ohana
Heine
Cambridge
United States
B. Dollison
Guernsey County
When the Nuts Turned Brown in Autumn Woods
Eugenie Ford confronts a strained marriage amid gossip and a beach party, while their children play nearby. A silent shift occurs as Willie and the girl discuss a pretend married life, leading to a late autumn confrontation and a quiet decision that ends with a hopeful, bittersweet note as a divorce court looms. The scene unfolds at the Van Dye house and a woodland path, with Ford and Eugenie finally addressing their distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie Ford
van Dye House
Eugenie
Ford
Weid
Ty Hngenie
Thia
Engenia
Hilla
Courag
Willie
Charla Norris
Wille
Transcript of Pigel nal order from Seventh Judicial Circuit
Alva B Mall, Clerk of the Circuit Court in Guernsey County, certifies the foregoing cap is a true transcript of the Pigel nal order of the Seventh Judicial Circuit. In witness, seal affixed, Cambridge, September 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Guernsey County
Alva B. Mall
Cuernsey
Atores Iid
Circuit Court of the Seventh Judigial Circuit
Court of Cambridge
A. T
Alva B. Itall
Circuit Court
Sheriff's proclamation of tax requisition in Guernsey County
The sheriff of Guernsey County proclaims and makes known the first Tuesday after the fish Mandy, a designation indicating a tax or legal action. The notice references official authority and sets forth the action to be taken under the requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollison
Guernsey Canty
Life In the Country and a Country Sermon
A rustic column reflects on country life and farming virtues, noting daily changes and hopeful prayers. A rural Sunday school scene features a young Chicago clergyman whose playful attempt to stump children ends with a cheerful misdirect as a student declares the speaker comes from the country.
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Ohio Dental Company
Dentists
New Taylor Block
Post
H. J. Boyd
Mgr
Oscar King
Cherry Valley
N.Y
F.C DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Sbail's Drug Store
Roup, Urea
M. A. Conley
Ignarar
Sala
Jos. A. Boyd
Ei Tre
Poe
Johnn ST
Camden
Not
Wr. Mose
Ce AL CO
Clore Waste
Colonial Theatre
Commercial Bank of Cambridge
Cambridge, Ohio
Dee
J. H. Beal
Scie
College OF Pharmacy
Boro
Maine
California
Scio Collece OF Pharmacy
Scio
Barnesville
U. P
B. A. Thomas
Joseth Shaw
W. B. Lowry
Committee
Cili
Munpry
Stern Legal
Gus
A.D
State OF Otto
Recorder
John P. Turner
Council
Ucs Buliuueey
Ey Wailog Lab
J. W. Crawford
I. IL
D. Niahialerin
Crusson
Theruth
Fred L. Rosenond
Gambridge Light & Fuel Co
Ofice
Hey
Robt
T. Seoub
Rosemond
Dr. McFarland
John P. ‘Turner
Vehary
Loee
Tremond
John
Turner
H.W. Mathews
A. H. Tingle
John M. Olen
Sheriff's
Burahie
Owit
Fhs Southard
Znacayie
Consul Adion
Markey
Thia Counts
Oia
Ibutes
Newhead
Learers
Fudge
Supreme Cob
Ollie
Pany
House of Public Works
Nnney
J. H. Moora
East Beatty Avenue
Jeannett, Pa
Mre
B. . Reege
Watten Ford
Alan
Lye
Lee
Artia
Cugenne
Pard
Myst
Walton
Simaon
Cross County
Dave
Eugenio
Divorces Court
Nousr
Et Bevan
Pamplin
Caiibotrale
New York
Rie Nas
Ely
Orage Ste
BLY Brothers
Warrens Street
Bears
Hapestantson
Baecam
John Runkin
Tlewnile
Quinavan
Ana Eney
Joe Dugan
Orator Piust
Spa
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