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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
8
Community items from Byesville Ohio dated August 12 recount church meeting changes bank directors dinner guests and visits. The piece notes illnesses journeys births and refusals to confirm a marriage rumor regarding Lavinia Dyson and Clarence Loucks. The column covers family, church, and social events with multiple named residents and neighbors.
Amanda Johnson of Sarahsville died August 1 1913 after tuberculosis lingering illness She was born near Sarahsville February 9 1870 married Riley Johnson in 1887 and leaves children Nellie Otto Ada Harold Naomi Leona and daughters in law Mrs Andrew Patterson and Mrs James Kirkbride Funeral held at Pleasant Hill church with Rev Fowler Interment at church cemetery Community notices report shoppers and visits Cambridge Byesville and Columbus plus civic items and a card of thanks from the Johnson family and local social events. A civic note mentions W C T U meeting and various residents traveling to Bethesda Quaker City Buckeye Lake and Magnetic Springs. A brief item notes the Nashville cruiser sent to Mexican waters amid U S discussions on Mexico policy and Senator Sulzer impeachment debate. The column closes with Mrs M C McFarland guest of Pleasant City and Mrs Irvin Ruessell hosting.
President Wilson believes an organized campaign of misrepresentation aims to push the United States into war with Mexico. He shows little faith in these efforts while continuing cautious talks with insurgent factions and awaiting developments. The government delays in action beyond dispatching another cruiser to Mexican waters.
News recounts heated debate in the New York Assembly over rushing impeachment of Governor Sulzer for alleged misconduct. Levy to draft articles. nine member committee to present to the Senate Thursday. If impeached, Sulzer would cede duties to Lieutenant Governor Glynn. Frawley committee report calls for a clean government response.
Pleasant City residents report Mr. and Mrs. Gee and children visiting Dunlap and Cambridge. Mrs. Jas Fauls was seen shopping in Cambridge while Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reese returned from the city on Monday.
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