Cambridge Society Notes Warmth and Windows of Thanksgiving
Cambridge society circles feature charity events, parties, and birthdays. Terana Mes Pate sey hosts a card evening. Miles Ruth Grayee and Mr Gary Snide win prizes. Mrs Swisher hosts a reception for visiting Smiths with Chrysanthemums and pink roses. Mrs Sarchet and Miss Grimes entertain. turkey games mark Thanksgiving. Informal dinner for Josiah Jones with music and games. Albaughs host a Thanksgiving family dinner. Birthday surprise for Bessie Malloy with gifts including a gold watch. A Thanksgiving masquerade at Mr Frank Loach’s home. Bessie Nicholson weds David Wishart in Columbus. Forney family Thanksgiving reunion at Birds Run. nine of ten siblings attend Healthful Cambridge social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terana Mes Patesey
Guerney
Locator ‘Possawis
Miles Ruth Grayee
Gary Snide
W. B. Swisher
June Gilchrest
Martha Smith
Anna Lumbaugh
Dr. Harrison
Bertha Ogidham
Cora Ewalt
Marguerite Swisher
Margaret Patterson
Maud Swisher
Bessie Malloy
10Th Street
South
Cambridge
Miss Malloy
Frank Loach
East Wheeling Avenue
Ruth Loach
Fern Carpenter
Joseph Hartill
W. E. Carpenter
Hartshorn
Charles Forney
Chas Worthing
Kenneth
M. Forney
Birds Run
Forney
Robert McConkey
Elegant Dinner Welcomes Conkey Family in Columbus
A social note from Guernsey County records a May 28 wedding in 1900. Rev David I Carman officiated as Miss Mary A White of East Utica married Mr Pierce. Local families, including Conkey and Stevens, attend the event at a home two tiles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg Conkey
Columbus
Laura, McConkey Scott and Little Sons
Tos
Wor
Robert
Miss May MegConkey
Wentestay
David I Carman
Pagoree
A. Newnom
Wyter Stevens
Tack
Sol Lown Gif
Guernsey County
Mary A. White
East Uentab
Mhirehiy
Nowy
Lie
Pierce
Nolte
McCormick and Watson towed nuptials at Byesville home
Lenin W. McCormick of New Concord and Bertha Watson of Byesville were married at the bride’s home in Byesville. The service was performed by Mr. Wilson with relatives and friends present, followed by a supper. The couple, living in Cambridge, plan a western state wedding tour and will share a home in New Concord where McCormick works as a barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin W. McCommek
Neve
Bertha Watson
Byesci
Ashbury Wotesatt
Ciew
Afr
Wilson
Evan Wolding
New Concord
Johnson Duncan Wedding in Cambridge Ohio
Johnson and Duncan wed November 28 at 4 30 a m in Cambridge Ohio at the home of S C Naot 519 Jefferson avenue. Nell Johnson of Cleveland and Pearl Duncan of Columbus marry and plan to visit relatives before settling in Cleveland. Best wishes from many friends follow them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J
James Dircan
Frends
Antrim
Losdorderry
Ant
Cleland
Sir. Rohnson
90th Birthday Celebration at Mr. Wires Farm
Mrs. D. W. Nossett and daughter Miss Carrie Nossett joined relatives including Charles Nossett and Mary L. Gutinson with James and Mrs. Parkey families at Mr. Jolo Wires’ home four miles south of town. Guests marked Mr. Wires 40th birthday with a pleasant day and a dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Nossett
Carrie Nossett
Charles Nossett Ains
Mary L. Gutinson
James CO. Parkey
Jolo Wires
Wires
Miss Ida Raymond Die Of Long Illness In Cowbridge
Miss Ida Raymond daughter of Mrs Lydia Raymond died at home on East Beatty avenue at 5 30 am Wednesday morning November 2 1006 after a long affliction born March 7 1359 in Franklin county Ohio and fourteen years of life spent in Cowbridge survived by mother two brothers Frank K Raymond of Washington City and Fred Raymond of this city and one sister Mrs Ethelyn Norris of Columbus Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Raymond
Lydia Raymond
East Beatty Avenue
Franklin County
Ohio
Cowbridge
Frank Kk. Raymond
Washington City
Fred Raymond
This City
Ethelyn Norris
Columbus
Mrs Pheobe Todd Dies in Cambridge at Old Age
Mrs Pheobe Todd a well known resident of Grant avenue South Cambridge died Tuesday night at midnight from diseases incident to old age. She is survived by three sons James Alexander and Thomas who live near the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheobe Todd
Grant Avenue
Cambridge
James
Alexander
Thomas
Bilious Attack Quickly Cured Prominent Local Note
A bilious attack left an editor unable to work for two days before taking three Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He reports feeling like a new man the next day. Local notices mention several visits and changes in newspapers including the Guernsey Times and the Times under Judge W. J. Gregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bailey
the News
Chapin
Brenan Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Thanksgiving Services and Dorcas Aid Distribute Holiday Baskets
Thanksgiving Day union services drew large crowds at North Side and South Cambridge churches with sermons by Rework Sheppard and Rev. W. Q. Siffert. The Cambridge Dorcas Society reported fifty six baskets filled with potatoes, fruit, jellies, and bread funded by schools, churches, and local merchants, totaling funds and donations for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast VC
U. P
Sheppard
W. Q. Siffert
UT. B
Lutheran Church
Dooras Society
Cambridge
Borcau Society
Linneas Society
Levi Anker
Tichson
Dorcas Society
Frank Smith
Cambridge Gro Co
Mutiny on Tennessee Said to Occur on Isthmus Coaling
Norfolk reports from crewmen of the Tennessee and Washington claim the alleged mutiny happened while coaling on the isthmus for the return voyage, not during President Roosevelt’s Panama trip. Marines allegedly warned shooters ready as coaling finished. 100 men placed in bins then released. Washington had two breakdowns on the homeward leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Tennessee
Washingto
Roosevelt
Panama
Sde
Marine Guard
Washington
Flerga
Lousiana
Local Notices and Family Visitors Highlight Busy Week
Fragmentary OCR describes household care with Chamberlain's salve advice and mentions Grenan & Wilson selling the product. It notes attorney Edmund Wawtherne of Cleveland and sister Miss Mabel Hasthorne visiting Mr and Mrs D M Wawthorpe on East Steubenville Avenue, with Miss Elizabeth Butnach and Western Reserve University students among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Wawtherne
Cleveland
Mabel Hasthorne
Elizabeth Butnach
The
Western Reserve University
D. M. Wawthorpe
East Steubenville Avenue
Funeral services of Miss Raymond held at home
The funeral for Miss Ida dtaquiliad Raymond was held Friday at 10 o clock at East Aimut Avenue home with Rev. Tee Mefarland officiating and Baptist choir. Interment followed at City cemetery. Attendees included Rob Lindsey and W. O W. Stewart. The deceased was praised as a lovely, intelligent, and durable character. Her family and friends, especially her elderly mother, cared for her during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Dtaquiliad
East Aimutby
David B. Careean
Tee Mefarland
Baptist Choir
Rob Lindsey
W. O W. Stewart
Walter Stanley
Carl ‘Turner
Jay Norris
Len. Russell
City Cemetery
Miss Rayman
Aduter
Red
Cambridge Organ Recital Delights Music Lovers At Church
A small Cambridge audience praised the organ recital at M. E. church by Miss Harris and Miss Mathews with Miss Mayme Scott at piano. The program opened with Floto’s Martha overture and featured Borowski Canzon de Mai and Bach D minor fugue, among others, ending with Gounod and Mendelssohn selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. TI. U of
Cambridge
M. HE
Fes
Martha
Floto
Borowski
Miss Harris
Prince of
Lucia
Krog
Bach
Inlein
Miss Mathews
DeKoven
Moszkowski
Laughing Gunman Fatally Shoots Hardware Store Owner
W HooBisworth proprietor of the Dilworth hardware store in Oklahoma City is fatally wounded by a stranger who entered as a customer and attempted to rob the shop. In the struggle the assailant fired and fled, leaving the wounded owner and a chaotic scene as police investigate. M A McMahon and family of Columbus assist his parents in the wake of the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahoma City
Okla
W. HooBisworth
Dilworth Hardware
Whlworth
Haneming
Dilworth
Esa
Thhwarth
Thieves Enter Opperman House in Holiday Week
Burglars ransacked the new Opperman residence on South Street while carpenters Long and Anderson worked nearby. Valuables stolen total about 30 dollars. Police report forthcoming as detectives investigate. Police court notes include an intoxication discharge, disorderly conduct arrests, and a brass theft fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opperman
South Sth Street
Long
Anderson
Twenty four killed as Ruhr factory blast tears Dortmund
Explosion at a burst factory near Annen killed twenty four people and wounded ninety six with hundreds more injured. The blast shattered Dortmund and razed houses along the main road to Annen. A second explosion occurred at 4 am. Royal reports note notable casualties including the Bursa master and police inspector of nearby Witten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortmund
aAnnen
Annen
Witten
Repurit
Jone Tanze
Tin Weicht
Emperor Witten
Vist Annen
Court House News Summary of Civil and Marriage Entries
Court room notes include judgments by default in the Walker Lumer vs ALG Oliver case and the Levi D Barra case involving Muneed La Mollete. Attorneys Spriggs Joyen represent plaintiffs and Lease secure defendants. Marriage licenses issued for Bh B Ruby and Coradohpeon of Lucasburg, Frank McGuljosh and Mary A White of Cambridge, Job Wirtleay and Charlante Linton of Byesville, Arthur Poorman and Nev ie Courter of Bank of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Walker
Lumer Ua
ALG
Oliver
Levi D. Barra
Muneed la Mollete
Casi
Itd
Levin I. Willey
A. J. Bean
Wm Jury
Spriggs and Joyen
Sectr
Lease
B. Ruby
Coradohpeon
Lucasburg
Frank
McGuljosh
Mary A. White
Cambridge
Jobo Wirtleay
Charlante Linton
Byesville
Arthur Poorman
Nevie Courter
Bank of Cambridge
President 18 Again Denounced In New York Thanksgiving Service
At a union Thanksgiving service in New York, members of four Negro churches urged justice for dismissed black soldiers. Rev W H Brooks condemned drastic orders against the soldiers, urged ballot over vengeance, and warned that reform must come through lawful action and fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roca Romiced
Unite States Army
M+ Olivet Baptist Church
W. H. Brooks
St. Marks Africs
Adir
Brooks
South
Hiv
Vssuie
West Point
Annagvnis
Harvard
Dutch Troops Face Elfours in New Guinea Clash
An official dispatch reports Dutch troops clashing with Elfours traveling from Kannas to Fakfak in New Guinea. Seven soldiers died, one officer and six men were wounded in the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Dutch New Guinea
Elfours
Kannas
Fakfak
Warner Barton Wedding at Cambridge Home
Ada Horton wed Edward Warner at the residence on New 4th Street Tuesday at high noon. The ceremony was by Rev Carman in the Baptist church parlor decor, guests present. After a wedding dinner they departed on a tour to Pittsburg and eastern cities. Mr Warner, an electrician at Ideal mines, and Miss Horton, long employed as a clerk, will reside in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Betcher
New 4Th Street
Misa Ada Horton
Mee
Beteher
Edward Warner
W. Carman
The
Baptist Church
Warner
Pittsburg
Cambridge
Ideal Mines
Clark
Charles Staylor
Wheeling Avenue
Local social notes from Winterley and nearby towns
Winterley residents Mr and Mrs George Stiles and daughter Besse Clara, Cambridge, visited friends last week. Mr and Mrs William Allen, Cambridge, visited Mrs Harford and daughter Mary over Sunday. Martha McPeek is seriously ill. Miss Clara Guyton returned home after visiting Kirkersville relatives. Miss Mae Baker visited Love Cry RD residents. Mrs Ray Beethorn and daughters Florence and Mildred of Kirkersville visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs E E Warne of Center visited Warne’s parents. Mrs Kerry and son Alfred visited Mrs Yeo and family at Love City RD 2. Several from here attended a pres'cal at Crossroad schoolhouse last Friday. George Padgitt of Cambridge visited parents here. Jam Carlisi, returning from December trip to Lohersville, Calif, and British Columbia, greeted by friends. Mrs Brown of San Jose, California, visited here. Clarence Lewis on sick list, improving. Mr and Mrs Howard Rubineam of Cambridge visited Miss Mary and Hattie Rabin as over Sunday. Mrs E Coyd of Antrim visiting Mrs D K Swalm. Dr W B Guyton, long employed in Dayton, visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stiles
Besse Clara
Cambridge
William Allen
Harford
Mary
Martha McPeek
Clara Guyton
Kirkersville
Mae Baker
Friends of Love Cry R PD
Ray Beethorn
Florence and
Mildred
E. E. Warne
Center
Kerry
Alfred
Howard
Rubineam
Mary and
Hattie Rabincan
E. Coyd
Antrim
D. K. Swalm
BR. W. Guyton
Dayton
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Society News OF Cambridge
Secredy
St. Bemeartet
Cathadia
Asuchal
Smn Uit
Gomber Averie
Sarchet
Dreasie Grimes
Jany
J. M. Hawthorne
Fred Rosemond
Josiah Jones
Morton Avenue
J. M. Albaugh
Spook Social
Wishart—Nicholson
Bessie Josephine Nicholson
Charles Nicholson
South Sth
Sullivan Ave
David Yatton Wishart
Mr. Patton
U. P. Church of Columbus
East Gomer Avenue
Koth
Johnson
Duncan
Mrs. Pheobe Todd
R. Jt. Scott
Mt. Vernon
A. G. Scott
Almit
W. Jt. Greeg
Tims
Greeg
Times
Republican Press
U. S. S. Tennessee
Grenan & Wilson
T. M. Wawthorae
Miss Raymond
M. A. McMahon and
Mrs
S.J. McMahon
Holiday
Carpenter
Police Court
George W. Rickey
Major Won
Bradford
Rickey
Board of Public Safety
Ritker
James Dyer
James Gooden
Marshal Callihan
Deer
Gooden
James Whiting
Fair Ground
Chief Long
Curtis Clemens
Loong
Martios Ferry
Portsmouth
Fred Cooper
Zanesville
Cooper
Old Country
Mroo
Newcomerstown
Wm. Warris
West Steubenville Avenue
Mr. Creator
Court House News
Common Pleas
Columbus. O
William Shallienbercer
Penn Gilman
Pasion
Shallenberzer
Wheeling
William Moore
Amerie
Wheelingz
Wattinaville
Oil Trust
Australia
Fedal
American Oil Combine
Baaton
Winterley
Burt
Janes Peer
Jam Carlisi
Loaersville
Cali
British Columbia
Ayer
J.C. Ags Co
Maemo Tuo
Sheap
Shovies
Dora
Dr. Shoop’s
Neilley & CO
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