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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
3
Hose Companies Nos. 1 and 2 responded to a fire at Assistant Fire Chief C. A. Barber’s North Tenth street home Monday evening. Barber and neighbors extinguished the blaze in a small rear kitchen attic before water was used. Damage estimated at about 100 dollars, partly covered by insurance.
The Cambridge Chapter No 53 Royal Arch Masons calls a stated convocation at 7 o clock this evening. Members urged to attend.
Pastor Rev J S McMunn closes his 4 year charge at Fairground United Presbyterian Cambridge moving to New York state. He oversaw debt repayment of 1608 dollars, organized a church, built a Sabbath school, and led 450 sermons and 416 prayer meetings while reaching 101 new members and 53 funerals.
Diamonds are advancing. If you are considering a purchase, make your selection new. Our stock is complete and it is no trouble to show them. Atkins, the jewelers.
The Cambridge council debated water options and rejected drilling wells. Proposals included a larger reservoir, a dam at Wills Creek, or sourcing water from the Tuscarawas river, with a $5,000 appropriation debated and a vote considered after financial review.
Missionary Mr. Van Blarcom of the American Sunday School Union offered Ideal Mine Bible School students who attend 15 Sundays in a row a copy of Good News in Story and Song. The time expired last Sunday and next Sunday at 2 PM he will present copies to those entitled. Everyone is invited to attend.
Reserved seats for Paid In Full go on sale Wednesday at 9 a m at Brenan Wil son’s Postoffice store. The production arrives at the Colonial Theatre next Friday December 3rd.
Chief Long received a call from Mrs. Jennie Reynolds of Byesville seeking her thirteen year old daughter Bessie Reynolds who had run away with another girl. He had found them and allowed them to go to Hartford, then retrieved Bessie when the mother planned to meet her in Cambridge. Bessie wished to work and earn money rather than stay at home.
The funeral for Miss Ruth Wells will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Dr. L. C. and Mrs. Wells at 937 Steubenville Avenue. Revs. McCormick and Milligan will conduct the services, with interment in Northwood Cemetery.
The Cambridge-Welsh American Society sent ten dollars to aid Cherry mines disaster sufferers. Members of the society are praised for their charity and generous spirit.
At the Orpheum capacity houses were filled last night with Isabel Jackson Co. presenting Hearts and Dollars and Hezzie the talking juggler plus Elmore and Bartlett in The Leading Lady and the Old Maid. A strong one hour thirty minute program also featured fine motion pictures. Tonight performances run at 7 and 8 15.
The Climax is billed as a top attraction this season at the Colonial Theatre. Balcony seats are 50 cents, lower floor Tic 1.00 and 1.50. The production is hailed as one of the season’s best and urged for attendance tonight.
An ophthalmologist offers eye examinations day or night in room 11 over the Postoffice. Glasses fitting and waiting service are available.
Miss Myrtle Grey leaves Sunday for an extended visit at Ellwood Indiana with her sister Mrs Perry Davis.
An advertisement from the Hub promoting suits overcoats and rain coats. The copy emphasizes a range of styles and prices, with emphasis on value and seasonal wear. It highlights men’s fashion items and trunk show availability. It notes frequent stock updates and location timing.
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