Outing at Frame reunion grounds near Gibson's Grove
The field trip from Cambridge on the B&O train to Gibson’s for the Frame reunion logged an overcast morning and a gathering of Frame descendants, Robes and La Rues families. Attendees included Rev H H Bawden, President Shannon Frame, and Dr C A Frame. speakers spanned Prof Eagleson and Mr Law while music and dinner filled the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Gibson's
J. Shannon Frame
la Rue
Ourself
Frame
H. H. Bawden
Second Baptist Church of
Salem Baptist Church
Cyrus Frame
Linn Grove
Frames
Robes
la Rues
Weaver's
Perry
Shannon Frame
Sproat
Bawden
Eagleson
Quaker City
Law
Delaware College
C. A. Frame
Udell
James O'Grady
Columbus
Ohio
Syrenus O'Grady
Gottengen
Dr. Gildea
G. N. Gildea
Emma Udell
Martha Heidelback
Walter
Salem Church
T. J. William
Gildea
Gallagher
James O'’Grady
Charles Heidelbach
Saltsgaver
Senecaville
Ichabod
New Gottengen
Station Agent Gallagher Serves 33 Years at Depot
In early morning scenes at the station a traveler notes A J Gallagher, the station agent, has served as agent for 33 years and is well regarded by the traveling public as he tends to business and greets travelers with familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gallagher
Reunion Invitation From 15th O V V I Comrades
John McClenahan, now 78, requests attendance at the Cambridge reunion on September 17 with his daughter, unable to travel to Toledo, hoping to meet old comrades from the 15th O V V I. Special order issued by A J Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
van Wert
Ohio
Cambridge
Toledo
John McClenahan
McClenahan
A. J. Gleason
Funeral of Edward Harris Held at North 10th Street Home
Funeral services for Edward Harris were conducted by Rev. Edwin A. Jester at the family home on North 10th street Thursday at 2 PM. The large gathering included relatives and friends, with numerous floral offerings, and the interment followed at Northwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
North 10Th Street
Edwin A. Jester
Harris
Northwood Cemetery
Kenworthy Recalled by Toledo Club Contested by Officials
Toledo reports a recall of A. J. Kenworthy, a stocky young player in Chattanooga on the training trip. The Central league stint with Zanesville is noted as seasoning and officials in Toledo dispute the recall, saying Kenworthy is the local club property and cannot be recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
A. J. Kenworthy
Chattanooga
Marty Hogan
Zanesville
Kenworthy
Bill Armour
Toledo Blade
Canton Minister Shoots Self in Ohio Presby Past
Canton Ohio August 28 Rev I B Milligan pastor of the First Presbyterian church killed himself with a shotgun. It is not known whether the shooting was premeditated. Miss Grace Mallet of Summerfield is visiting Mr and Mrs H O Brewer of Woodworth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
I. B. Milligan
First Presbyterian
Grace Mallet
Summerfield
H. O. Brewer
Woodworth Avenue
Cambridge Visitors Bring News From Home
Mrs. W. W. Anker and her son Clayton of Cambridge R. D. 5 visit with Cambridge friends and relatives this week, joined by sister Miss Ava Marlatt of Birds Run R. D. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Anker
Clayton
Cambridge R. D
Ava Marlatt
Birds Run R. D. 1
Cambridge
Swamp Root Promised as Kidney Remedy
A health advertisement warns that kidney trouble leads to heart disease pneumonia and other fatal issues. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder problems and offers free samples and a mail order book from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pennyroyal Reunion Draws Thousands to Fairview
The Pennyroyal Reunion concluded with about 5,000 on the Fairview grounds. Speakers included Judson Harmon and Milton Turner, with Rev. Campbell absent. Officers were re-elected except A. C. Salisgaver, replaced by C. S. Sheppard of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Campbell
Franklin College
Judson Harmon
Milton H. Turner
Milton Turner
A. C. Salisgaver
C. S. Sheppard
Cambridge
Frame family reunion draws largest crowd at LaRue grove
The Frame family reunion and homecoming at LaRue’s grove drew the largest attendance in the event’s history. President J. S. Frame opened the program with music by a local chorus and welcomes by Cale Cross and Daisy Weaver. Speakers included Prof. J. O. Eagleson and C. E. Law. two deaths were noted in the memorial roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Moss
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Pleasant Valley
Wills Township
J. F. Henry
Bert Adams
Daniel Bulston
Glouster
J. W. Todd
C. E. White
E. E. Sproat
North Dakota
Vance Richey
James Richey
Mt. Vernon
King’s Mines
Frame
LaRue’s Grove
J. S. Frame
Cale Cross
Daisy Weaver
Love City
C. A. Frame
Cambridge
J. O. Eagleson
Quaker City
C. E. Law
Ezra Finley
A. Finley
Pleasant City
Margaret Cramlett
Old Civil War Flags to Parade Role in Toledo Event
Two hundred ninety five battle flags from Ohio soldiers were shipped from the state house to Colonel J. Corey Winans in Toledo for the G A R national encampment parade on September 2. Berea fireman Sandy Pollard died in a yard accident while guarding cars at the Big Four line. Miss Elizabeth Criswell heads to Iron Mountain Michigan to teach this winter in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State House
J. Corey Winans
Toledo
G. A.R
Berea
Sandy Pollard
Big Four
Elizabeth Criswell
North Seventh Street
Iron Mountain
Mich
Grangers picnic planned at Rock Hill this Friday
Cambridge R D 8 item notes a Grangers picnic at Rock Hill Friday August 28 invite extended to all. Also reports Mrs Elizabeth Stage ill and several locals attending Linn's Grove picnic. other updates on residents and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
William Sprague
Marietta
Linn's Grove
Elizabeth Stage
Quail and Duck Seasons Outlined in New Game Laws
The Jeffersonian publishes changes in game laws detailing season dates for quail, wild duck, coot, mud hen, rabbits, squirrels, raccoon, grouse and pheasants. Daily limits include 12 quail and 25 ducks, with a four day limit of ten squirrels. Open seasons span Sept 1 to Dec 31, and March 1 to April 30 for certain birds, plus extended rabbit season Navy 15 to Dec 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jeffersonian
Navy
George Clark Laid To Rest In Two-Cite Service
Funeral services for George Clark were held at Second Baptist Church with Rev. H. H. Bawden officiating at 1 PM. Interment followed at Mt. Zion after services. Surviving children include Bliss Clark Ira Clark James Clark Will Clark Mrs Mary Thompson Mrs Myrtle Hicks Angeline Crawford Della Clark Margaret Davis and Mrs Lucy Breeden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Second Baptist Church
H. H. Bawden
Mt. Zion
Clark
Bliss
Ira Clark
James Clark
Will Clark
Eyesville
Mary Thompson
Myrtle Hicks
Angeline Crawford
King’s Mines
Della Clark
Wheeling
W. Va
Margaret Davis
Derwent
Lucy Breeden
Byesville
Walking From Newark to Manila by Elks Brother
Chris Dennebaum of Newark New Jersey and Lodge No 21 plans a walk from Newark to Manila to reach the Manila lodge of the Elks He travels via Washington Cambridge and Zanesville selling meetings to fund his voyage and to visit Elk Lodges along the route He expects to reach Los Angeles next July to meet Cambridge brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Dennebaum
Lodge No. 21
Newark
N. J
Cambridge
Washington
Zanesville
Manila
Philippine Islands
Grand Lodge of Elks
Dennebaum
Elk
Manilla
Los Angeles
Miss Clara Gooden Visits Lore City Resident
Miss Clara Gooden of Lore City is here visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gooden
Lore City
Mrs. Will Fritz Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. Will Fritz of Pittsburg, who had been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Harris on North 4th Street, returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fritz
Pittsburg
John Harris
North 4Th Street
Roberts Nominated for 7th District Judge Seat
At the Republican Judicial Convention in Warren Ohio Judge E B Roberts of Warren won the nomination on the tenth ballot to succeed Judge Burrows. Four candidates competed Judge Metcalf Troette Koonce and Roberts. Roberts pulled votes from most counties except Guernsey and Noble until Guernsey shifted late. Next convention in East Liverpool in two years may nominate Troette to succeed Judge Laubie. The position pays $6000 annually for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Burrows
E. B. Roberts
Metcalf
Geauga County
Koonce
Mahoning
J. A. Troette
Guernsey County
Roberts
Noble County
Suspension of Washington W in Driving Park dispute
Rumors spread in legal circles about Washington W the 2 24 pace winner and his owner D Creamer of Jeffersonville Ind. selling the horse to Louis Neig hart of Jersey City for 2500 dollars. Attorney R T Scott argued via long distance with Chicago officials leading to a reversal and Washington W being entered and winning the first three heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
D. Creamer
Jeffersonville
Louis Neighart
Jersey City
N. J
Rockport
Cleveland
National Association
Chicago
Creamer
Sherrard
R. T. Scott
Scott
Cambridge-Eyesville
Lafayette Temple Visits Wheeling Township on Business
Lafayette Temple of Wheeling township arrived as a business visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Temple
Wheeling, Township
Will Hold First Bill Picnic in Marion Ohio
An organization formed to stage the first annual Bill picnic at Lincoln Park in the first week of September. About 3,000 Bills are in the county. County Clerk W. W. Kleinfelter was elected president and will invite the presidential Bills to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Lincoln Park
W. W. Kleinfelter
William F Vilas Dies After Illness in Madison
Colonel William Freeman Vilas born 1840 in Chelsea Vermont died at his Madison home after five weeks of illness from a second stroke. He served as postmaster general 1885 to 1888 and secretary of the interior 1888 to 1889, later in the U S Senate from 1891 to 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
William F. Vilas
William Freeman Vilas
Chelsea
University of Wisconsin
Twentythird Wisconsin Volunteers
Vicksburg
Cleveland
Interior
United States Senate
Mysterious boardwalk shooting wounds Baltimore executive
Atlantic City reports Charles B. Roberts president of the National Supply Co of Baltimore fatally shot on the rolling chair aboard a hotel pavilion on the rain soaked boardwalk. An unknown man fled after firing as Mrs Williams, also of Baltimore, was with him. Police narrow suspect to a named identity while motive shifts from robbery to vengeance. Roberts, a Maryland club figure, is dying. Mrs Roberts and four children are in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles B. Roberts
National Supply Company of
Baltimore
Roberts
W. C. Williams
Williams
Maryland
New Hampshire
Cleveland Man Visits Grandparents Far Away
Ralph Secrest of Cleveland is visiting his grandparents here, spending time with family during a local stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Secrest
Cleveland
Misses Ella Marquand and Lillian Ruby Return From Mt Lake Park
Misses Ella Marquand and Lillian Ruby have returned from an outing at Mt Lake Park. The women reported a pleasant afternoon and plan to resume usual activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Marquand
Lillian Ruby
Mt. Lake Park
Mrs Rebecca Hyatt Returns Home From Washington Visit
Miss Rebecca Hyatt who has been visiting in Washington has returned home after a several day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Hyatt
Washington
Miss Mary Morton Guest of Steubenville Hosts
Miss Mary Morton of Steubenville Ohio is the guest of the Misses Morton on Steubenville Avenue in a social visit noted by the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton
Steubenville, C
Mrs. Dilley Family Visit to Quaker City
Mrs. R. H. Dilley, James Dilley and daughter Miss Vivian are visiting Quaker City today, stopping during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Dilley
James Dilley
Miss Vivian
Quaker City
Miss Nellie Morrison Returns Home From Visit
Miss Nellie Morrison of Sistersville returned to her home this morning after a short visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Morrison
Sistersville
Misses Sennett Visit Harris Family in Delaware
Misses Rosa and Della Sennett of Delaware spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris on North Sth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa and
Della Sennett
Delaware
Hugh Harris
North Sth Street
Attendees Not Named In Yesterday's Hammond Scott Reunion
The list includes Thomas Hamond and family R J Hammond and family James Hammond and family W B Shaw and family Frank Scott Robert Ford James Scott James Jackson W O Hayes and family Clark Ford A W Jackson and Mrs Will Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mesdames
Thomas Hamond
R. J. Hammond
James Hammond
W. B. Shaw
Frank Scott
Robert Ford
James Scott
James Jackson
W. O. Hayes
Clark Ford
A. W. Jackson
Will Davis
Guernsey County Road Vacation Petition Filed
A petition will be presented to the Guernsey county commissioners on Monday September 7 1908 seeking to vacate a county road in Oxford township Ohio. The proposed route runs from a stake near J H McClenahan across lands to a point intersecting the Fairview and Londonderry road near the Old Pleasant Hill church. The petition cites the road as useless due to a nearer better route and its hilly, seldom maintained condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Ohio
J. H. McClenahan
John W. Turkle
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Guernsey
Mac Sprague
George Masters
George Blazier
Cambridge Teachers’ Institute
Martha Barton
William Vance
Finley McAlister
James Stage
Eastern Elk Lodge
Philippines
Ae i
Judge Roberts I
Seventh Judicial Circuit
WM. T. Vilas
President Cleveland
Boardwalk
Ayer
Ayers
J.C. Ayer Co
Lewa
Matas
West Virginia
Ohio Valley
Vege Domestic
Facm
Pennsylvania
A. Reyman
George Hook
John Griffeth
5S. W. Bush
North
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