Local Society Notes Detail Club Hostesses and Weddings
Miss Gertrude Mathews hosted a sewing club with guests Miss Caroline Lieb from Ohio and Miss May Norton from Columbus. Ada Schaser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Schaser, celebrated her third birthday with 35 friends. A six o'clock dinner honored Mrs. Howard Grimes from Columbus. The Builders' farewell for Miss Elsie Eaton included a treasurer change and a silver gift. The Thoburn Band elected officers and plans a booth for an October apron sale. A quiet Lutheran parsonage wedding joined Miss Buffington Bowser and Mr. Adam Bean in Cambridge with future residence on Jefferson Avenue.
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Gertrude Mathews
East Wheeling Avenue
Caroline Lieb
Hamilton, O
May Norton
Columbus
Ada Schaser
George Schaser
East Beatty Avenue
Schafer
J. B. Schick
Mary Beymer
Wm. Logan
Wm. Jr
Dallas
Texas
W. C. Henderson
Morton
Crafton
George Estep
North 11Th Street
Howard Grimes
Elsie Eaton
Granville
Minnie Bishard
Miss Eaton
Alice Callihan
Thoburn
M. E. Church
T. R. Deselm
Maude Wilson
May Ritchie
Mildred Gallup
W. B. Kratz
Buffington Bowser
Adam Bean
W C T U Plans Bake Sale At Market
Members of the W C T U met in the First U P church parish hall for a business session yesterday. They decided to set up a stand selling home made bread pies and cake at the market on Saturday morning September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First U. P
Thimble Bee at First M. E. Church for Society
The Ladies of North Sixth Street and Hyatt Avenue host a Thimble Bee for First M. E. Church Society in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. All invited. proceeds support the new M. E. church.
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North Sixth Street
Hyatt Avenue
First
M. E. Church
Thimble Bee Society
Boden siblings travel to Morristown for wedding
Harold Boden and his sister Miss Dorothy depart this evening for Morristown to attend the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gail Sheppard of Morristown to Mr Verne Orrison of Bethesda at the bride’s home tonight.
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Harold Boden
Dorothy
Morristown
Elizabeth Gail Sheppard
That City
Verne Orrison
Bethesda
Hospital News Injured lineman rests well after pole accident
William Farra, lineman for the C. P. L. and T. Co., was badly hurt when knocked from a pole in Byesville Saturday evening and later moved to Dr. Keenan's hospital where he is reported resting very well. William McConaway, a country resident, was admitted and operated on for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farra
Byesville
Bozman from Zanesville Visits City
Chas Bozman of Zanesville arrived in the city today for undisclosed business and was seen meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bozman
Zanesville
Mrs. Hammond and daughter visit Sills in Wheeling
Mrs James Hammond and her daughter Miss Ethel of Wheeling West Virginia are visiting Mr and Mrs A O Sills of South Ninth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hammond
Ethel
Wheeling
W. Va
A. O. Sills
South Ninth Street
Reverend Copley Returns to Lead Christian Alliance Work
Rev. A. S. Copley returned from Conneaut Ohio where he led Christian Alliance work over the summer and conducted services at Love City. He left this morning for Indianapolis to oversee winter operations there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Copley
Conneaut, C
Christian Alliance
Love City
Indianapolis
Weekend Outing at Perrys Den in Guernsey County
Messrs Harry Bell and Ray Braden chief clerk at the National hotel, with Misses Nina Turnbaugh and Mabel Rose, spent Sunday at Perrys Den a noted Guernsey county picnic spot praised as one of the prettiest locales with many gatherings this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
Ray Braden
National Hotel
Nina Turnbaugh
Mabel Rose
Perrys den
Perrys' den
Guernsey County
Thirty Fourth Annual Reunion of O V V I Program
TheThirty Fourth Annual Reunion of the Fifteenth O V V 1 will be held in the Masonic hall on Thursday September 17. Assembly at 10 a.m. Invocation by Rev Brown. Welcome address by Mayor Bradford. Response by Captain A C Cummins. Dinner at noon by Cambridge friends. 2 p.m. special car for tours of city points of interest. 7:30 campfire lighting with skirmish line duty. Music. Address by General R B Brown. Original poem by Captain A J Gleason. Short speeches follow.
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Masonic Hall
Assembly
Brown
Bradford
A. C. Cummins
Cambridge Friends
Pile of Lumber Causes Accident on East Steubenville
Miss Gay Dalrymple Miss Edna Burris and Mr Howard Shroyer all of this city had narrow escapes last night when a dark street pile of lumber without a lantern caused their carriage to overturn between Ninth and Tenth streets. Dalrymple was badly injured. city ordinances require red lights at both ends of lumber piles to prevent such damage claims. Reports note several obstructions with no lanterns in Cambridge streets.
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Gay Dalrymple
Edna Burris
Howard Shroyer
East Steubenville Avenue
Ninth
Miss Dalrymple
Miss Burris
Cambridge
James Thompson Visits Wooster College on City Business
James Thompson of Love City was in town this morning for business and then left to proceed to Wooster College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Love City
the Wooster College
Rev and Mrs W H Wilson Return From Northport Vacation
Rev and Mrs W H Wilson of Byesville returned home after a two weeks vacation at Northport Michigan enjoying a restful trip and scenic views along Lake Michigan shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilson
Byesville
Hame
Northport, Mich
Nature Studies in Africa and a Jail Escape Reported
The poem by W. J. Lampton in New York World imagines Africa's fauna responding to a hunting law with playful lines about animals fleeing. Separately, four convicts escaped from the Ionia state prison, reaching the basement with a false key during a corridor liberty release and breaking through basement walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Afric Wilds
Cape
Pyramids
W. J. Lampton
New York World
Ionia, Mith
Car dynamite blast kills agent in Windsor Missouri
A dynamite car explosion in Windsor Missouri killed Fred Yoke an agent for Missouri Pacific and injured eighteen others authorities said today. The blast occurred near the station area as rescue workers rushed to the scene and investigators began examining the cause and potential targets. Police reported that several victims were rushed to nearby hospitals with varying degrees of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Fred Yoke
Missouri Pacific
Automobile Race Fizzle Quits Ohio Valley Event
The Wheeling W Va based Ohio Valley Automobile Club race from Wheeling to Columbus was canceled after a short start. The club turned back to Wheeling and was later told the race was off due to unavoidable causes. Secretary Westmeyer, travelling under the Confetti Machine, believed he was a mile ahead before learning of the cancellation.
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Ohio Valley Automobile Club
Wheeling
W. Va
Columbus
Cambridge
Westmeyer
Zanesville
Police arrest two men on intoxication charges
Officers Guthrie and Meredith arrested Robert Rice last night for intoxication and Clyde Barnes around 3 am on the same charge. Both are to have a hearing before Mayor Bradford this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Guthrie
S.S. Meredith
Clyde Barnes
Bradford
Hartford Bridge Bid Let To Canton Firm
County commissioners opened seven bids for a Hartford bridge and awarded to Central Concrete Co of Canton but postponed final award as contractor cannot start before ninety days. They appropriated 150 dollars to Richland township trustees for road repair and approved usual bills.
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Hartford
Central Concrete Co
Canton
Richland
Hayes in Zanesville This Afternoon
W. O. Hayes was seen in Zanesville this afternoon engaging with local residents and attending a brief community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hayes
Zanesville
Hartley Tours Zanesville on Business Visit
M. L. Hartley arrived in Zanesville this afternoon for a business visit, meeting local officials and assessing potential opportunities.
City Solicitor Enos in Hopewell on Legal Business
City Solicitor B F Enos visited Hopewell on legal business today. The trip centers on municipal matters and awaiting filings or decisions from local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Enos
Hopewell
Marriage License Sought by Allen and McConnell
Edgar W. Allen and Modiste McConnell applied for a license in probate court. Allen lacked his father's consent initially and faced a pending Mansfield reformatory sentence for cutting with intent to wound. After securing consent, the license was issued with Rev. J. S. McMunn named as minister of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Miss Pearl Kuhn
Barnesville
Edgar W. Allen
Modiste McConnell
Charles Knowles
Allen
Knowles
Mansfield Reformatory
H. W. Luecock
Luecock
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Cambridge Reader
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott of Cambridge Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble eight years ago and have since provided prompt relief from back pains and kidney disorders. The ad notes availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Elizabeth Scott
Gaston Avenue
Ohio
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Trustees Re Insure Church For New Year
Last night the new M. E. church trustees organized electing F. T. Eagleson as chairman C B Sheppard as secretary and treasurer and C B Campbell as vice president The sole important business was reinsuring the church.
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M. E. Church
F. T. Eagleson
Sheppard
Campbell
Cambridge Chautauqua Board Meets. Unpaid Bills Noted
A Cambridge Chautauqua Association board meeting in Dr. O. F. Lowry's office on East Wheeling avenue last night transacted only the approval of unpaid bills. The regular stockholders meeting with director and officer elections is planned for February.
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Cambridge Chautauqua Association
O. F. Lowry
East Wheeling Avenue
Coshocton man R A Hall in the city on business
R A Hall of Coshocton visited the city this afternoon for business. He was seen meeting local officials and arranging local affairs.
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R. A. Hall of
Coshocton
Cleveland Visitor Douglas McCormick Arrives in City
Douglas McCormick of Cleveland Ohio arrived in the city as a business visitor today, meeting local associates and inspecting ongoing projects.
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Douglas McCormick
Cleveland, O
Mrs. J. J. Kelley Returns From Barnesville Visit
Mrs. J. J. Kelley has returned home after an extended visit with friends in Barnesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kelley
Barnesville
Lane brothers work at J. 5. Fritz garage this week
Messrs. Howard and Fred Lane of Zanesville are employed at the J. 5. Fritz garage this week. The report notes local workers taking on automotive repair tasks in the area.
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Messrs
Howard and
Fred Lane
Zanesville
Mitchell leaves for Granville to re enter Denison University
Lester Mitchell of Highland Avenue departed this afternoon to re enter Denison University in Granville Ohio for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Mitchell
Highland Avenue
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Mrs Nichleson and Andrew Depart for Andover School
Mrs S W Nichleson and her son Andrew left this morning for Andover Massachusetts where Andrew will enter school on a new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Nichleson
Andrew
Andover
Mass
Attorneys Wells and Dugan Depart on Legal Mission
Attorney O V Wells and George D Dugan left this morning on a legal business trip to Murphy North Carolina. They will be away from home until Saturday.
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O. V. Wells
George D. Dugan
Murphy, N. C
Quaker City Women Visit Hartley Family Today
Mrs. Jessie Naylor, Mrs. Fannie Von Scio and Miss Reba Marsh of Quaker City visited M. L. Hartley and family. After a short stay in Columbus, Mrs. Naylor plans to return home to Lewiston, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Naylor
Fannie von Scio
Reba Marsh
Quaker City
M. L. Hartley
Columbus
Local man undergoes appendicitis operation at home
Ben Deselm of Taylor Avenue was operated on for appendicitis at his home this morning. Dr. Fred Lane performed the operation with assistants Dr. Bradford and Dr. Hixon. He was reported resting very well this afternoon.
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Ben Deselm
Taylor Avenue
Fred Lane
Bradford and
Hixon
Yellow fever case reported in Havana and city access restricted
Havana officials report a yellow fever case and issue orders banning officers and men from Camp Columbia from entering the city to prevent spread.
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Havana
Camp
Columbia
Bear Attacks Trainer During Fair Performance in Fort Plain
Miss Beatrice Woods, performing with six trained bears at a local fair in Fort Plain New York, was attacked by the largest bear and suffered painful injuries.
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Fort Plain
N. Y
Beatrice Woods
Weather hope rises for rains to end drought
Government weather officials promise copious rains will end the present drought as winds shift bringing clouds and rain. The public remains hopeful that the storm path will deliver relief soon.
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Thes Weather Bureau
Pastor Attends Ohio Annual Conference Session
Rev. W. P. Meyers of Gas ton Avenue A. M. E. church leaves today to attend the seventy sixth session of the Ohio Annual Conference in Cincinnati which begins tomorrow. He has served ten years in the conference and seven as its secretary. He has pastored the local A. M. E. church for one year.
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W. P. Meyers
Gaston Avenue
Ohio
Cincinnati
Meyers
Miss Nettie Moore Visits Friends in Zanesville
Miss Nettie Moore was the guest of friends in Zanesville today, sharing time and hospitality with local acquaintances during her visit.
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Nettie Moore
Zanesville
Callihans Return from Atlantic City Trip
Mr and Mrs H C Callihan of North Sixth street return from Atlantic City where Mr Callihan served as a state delegate to the national convention of the O U A M.
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H. C. Callihan
North Sixth Street
Atlantic City
Callihan
The
James B Peters Returns From Scotland Visit
James B Peters, longtime Fourth ward councilman, returned Monday from an extended visit to Scotland. He met many boyhood friends, held a delightful reunion at his home, visited sites of interest, and came back to Cambridge greatly invigorated. His legion of friends warmly welcomed his return.
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James B. Peters
Scotland
Cambridge
Surgeons remove 503 gall stones from patient at hospital
Dr Keenan with Dr G W Hixon performed a notable operation yesterday removing 503 gall stones from Wm H Phillips of the Fair Ground addition. The largest stone was plum sized and the rest varied smaller. The patient rallied and rests easily.
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Keenan
G. W. Hixon
Wm. H. Phillips
Fair Ground
The Course of Hue Love Etiquette in Alley Duel
Two young women once friends fought in an alley by the post office over jealousy and a suitor. One woman dragged the other by the arm and beat her, with the larger combatant later calming the incident before the mayor.
Enormous gas well near Bird's Run holds up
The Bird's Run Oil and Gas Co. well near Bird's Run continues to vent gas with high pressure, pushing out through two inch pipes and forcing workers to wear cotton in their ears. The crew plans to plug the well once supplies arrive from Cambridge. a one minute shutoff reached 250 pounds of pressure, illustrating the extreme danger and rock pressure unknown until plugging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird's Run
Lon Moore Buried After Prolonged Illness
Lon Moore, about forty, proprietor of the Main Street hotel in Byesville, died Sunday after a long tuberculosis illness. He previously worked at the Trail Run mine and had been unable to work for some time. Funeral services were held today.
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Lon Moore
Main Street
Byesville
Trail Run
Arrested for Insanity In Ontario Township Area
Clark Green of Valley township near Hartford, long in Sarahsville, was picked up by authorities yesterday on suspicion of insanity. He was brought to Cambridge by Marshal W. T. Danford and handed to Sheriff Moore. He has not yet been arraigned before Probate Judge H. W. Luccock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Green
Valley Township
Hartford
Sarahsville
Cambridge
W. T. Danford
Moore
H. W. Luccock
Los Angeles Lawyer Recovered From Illness Visits Mrs Brown
8S. P. Mulford, Esq., of Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. Rhoda M. Brown, has recovered from his recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Mulford, Esq
Los Angeles
Rhoda M. Brown
Mrs Siegfried Returns From Extended Kokomo Visit
Mrs. W. D. Siegfried of south Twelfth street returned home after an extended visit with relatives and friends in Kokomo Indiana.
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W. D. Siegfried
South Twelfth Street
Kokomo
Ind
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Purified Blood
Ad claims Burdock Blood Bitters strengthen stomach bowels and liver and purify the blood, suggesting many illnesses arise from impure blood and asserting the product can improve health for the poorer.
Warm language in cold facts prompts careful reporting
A terse notice notes that some reports use gentle phrasing to present strict data. Researchers warn language choice can affect perception while preserving accuracy of names, dates, and figures involved.
Dean's Ointment Offers Quick Relief and Cure
Licking and torturing skin eruptions disfigure and annoy, driving one wild. Dean's Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any drug store.
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Dean
Poverty Erodes Labeling as Grafter, Study Finds
A social observation argues that wealth status shapes judgments of grafting behavior. The poorer a man is, the less likely he is to be labeled a grafter, highlighting bias in accusations and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feh
Dean's Regulets Suggested For Gentle Bowel Help
After a heavy meal readers are advised to take a couple of Dean's Regulets to aid the stomach liver and bowels. The product is promoted to bring easy regular passages and relief from digestion discomfort.
Patient Faith in Doctor Sparks Expletive Response
A report notes that when patients rely on a physician for care many express frustration, with at least a dozen patients directing strong language toward the doctor. The piece reflects tensions in patient physician relationships and the emotional stakes in medical encounters.
Dr Thomas Electric Oj Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as a universal remedy for toothache ear ache sore throat and minor injuries. It claims rapid healing of cuts bruises and scalds and general pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
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