Local notices and obituaries mix with ads and travel notes
Cambridge area notices report health updates for City Council president Max P Taylor and local families, plus a large public stock sale and regional travel chatter. The piece mentions interurban plans linking Zanesville to major cities, the Fifth Presbyterian church cornerstone event in Knoxville, and a Cambridge drug store sale. The Nicholson obituary details Elizabeth Sharp Nicholson’s life in Cambridge, her family, church service, and funeral arrangements.
Former Pastor Welcomed Home at Methodist Protestant Church
The official board of the Methodist Protestant Church held a Monday meeting to welcome Rev and Mrs F A Brown back to the church and city. About sixteen members met at the Brown home on North Fourth Street where Alfred Weedon delivered the welcome. Rev Brown, placed on the superannuated list at the Stauben fire conference, expressed pleasure at returning after forty years in the ministry and said he was not worn out yet. Mrs Brown shared in the happiness and gratitude for the welcome, as did Dr C G E Sheppard the church pastor. A social hour followed, renewing old ties and forging new ones.
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East Beatty Avenue
Cambridge
Elizabeth Sharp Nicholson
A. W. Nicholson
Elizabeth Sharp
John
Jane Sharp
Antrim
Ireland
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Ohio
John R
James A
Columbus
Samuel W
Nannie J
Rose E
Margaret Licklighter
George D
Marshall
Margaret Murray
Guernsey
Mother Nicholson
J. O H. Palmer
W. H W. Wilson
Ryesside Baptist Church
Res N. E. Carman
Cambridge Church
Northwood
Methodist Protestant Church
F. A. Brown
Toen
Brown
North
Fughth Street
Alfred Weedon
Spaxesman
CG. EK. Sheppard
Col Ike Hill Dead at Washington D C
Col Isaac Hill Democratic whip and noted politician died at 12 30 today in Washington D C The Guernsey county fair is underway with strong stock entries and ample amusements Rail and town updates mention shoe store ad expansions post office hours and new church pastor efforts Local society notes record visitors and visits to Guernsey fair domes and surrounding towns with many residents listed as visiting kin or attending events
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Washington, D. C
Isaac Hill
Guernsey County
The World's Railways and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
The article notes the United States now leads Europe in main railroad mileage by more than ten percent and praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for cures. It claims the remedy, introduced 53 years ago, outpaces all others in cures for indigestion dyspepsia heartburn flatulence and several ailments including malaria.
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United States
Europe
Local News From Smyrna and Surroundings
S C Knouff of Cambridge returned home to visit family and go back to repair shop duties in Cambridge. Mrs Mary Hughes improves from flux. Mrs Ella Hanna of Winterset visited Knouff's family. Jas Hughes and wife of Barnesville visited his father and attended the Smyrna fair. A reunion for Jas Hunt's children was held for their parents. P Savers buys C B Bendure's store and leases the premises for five years. Bendure moves to Steubenville.
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Lomondery
S. C. Knouff
Cambridge
C. E. Baxter
Mary Hughes
Jas. Hughes
Barnesville
Smyrna
Jas. Hunt
P. Savers
C._B. Bendure
Mr. Bendute
Steubenville
Pleasant Valley Farming and Local Notices
Pleasant Valley reports farmers sowing wheat and cutting corn. C. W. Moore to Lorain for winter work on stationary engine. Rev. D. E Carman of Cambridge preaches at Richard's schoolhouse next Sunday at 4 p.m. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Charles Bair of near Birmingham visited sister Mrs Craig Anderson. Mrs Mary Carnes and Mrs Chas Deeren of Cambridge with Mr and Mrs A C Gates of Denver Cole visited Mr and Mrs J McConnell. For Developing the Figure. Cleanliness the first Jawon medicine Wolters Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea tria kets 35 cents. JW, shat.
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C. W. Moore
Lorain
D. E Carman
Cambridge
Richard’s
Charles Bair
Birmingham
Craig Anderson
Mary Carnes
Chas. Deeren
A.C. Gates
Denver
Cole
McConnell
Local Notes From Coshocton Eventful Weekend
A long list of visitors and residents moving about Coshocton and nearby towns includes John Burson moving his family to Spencer's station Chas McMillen and Mrs McMillen visiting Mrs McMillen at Derwent and Geo D Tethrick hosting John Johnson of Salesville over Sunday. The piece also mentions a county fair update, church services, and a large social gathering at the Clemens home with many locals attending.
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John Burson
Spencer’s Station
Chas. McMillen
Moore‘head
McMillen
Derwent
John Johnson
Salesville
Geo. D. Tethrick
Mary McGrew
Missouri
Geo. Montgomery
Apple weighs in at one pound eight ounces
Thomas Marsh holds a giant apple sent by his son Charles in Looms Washington. The fruit weighs one pound eight ounces and measures fifteen and a half inches in circumference. A public notice hints at fall health ads and an upcoming fair day with attractions.
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Thomas Marsh
Charles
Washington
Birthday Surprise on Mrs M H Tetirick
A large gathering met Tuesday at the home of Mrs M H Tetirick to celebrate her 48th birthday. Guests traveled from Cambridge and distant towns including Mr and Mrs Little, Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Carsbridge, and Mrs Bord of Pleasant City. A bountiful dinner, music by Mr Vance, and warm presents marked the friendly occasion.
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M. H. Tetrick
Marriage Licenses and Probate Court Notices
Marriage licenses issued for R. A. Vernon of Newark and Mary E. Cusick of Cambridge. W. E. Warne of Brady and Mary Carlisle of Winterset named as guardians. Probate Court appoints W. C. Collins and M. S. Trott as county treasury inspectors. Guardian application for Sarah J. Cummings. Naturalization for Jacob Noll. Custody dispute Thomas E. Creamer versus Altona Creamer. Grounds cited as extreme cruelty. RK T. Scott attorney for plantff.
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R. A. Vernon
Newark
Mary E. Cusick
Cambridge
E. E. Warne
Brady
Mary Carlisle
Winterset
W. C. Collins
M. 5. Trott
Lapcock
Guardian
Sarah J. Cummings
Jacob Noll
Thomas E. Creamer
Altona Creamer
Tiverce
RK. T. Scott
Plant Ff
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Refunded If Not Cured
Advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with Pazo Ointment. Doctors authorize refunds if the treatment fails to cure within six to four days. It mentions Stelung and Bleeding Protrud me as part of the promotion details. Claims a money-back guarantee to entice readers.
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