Homecoming welcomes Mary A. Lawrence with memories
Mary A. Lawrence recalls a long anticipated return to Cambridge thwarted by distance yet describes a wondrous reception organized by the Young Ladies Missionary Society of the First U. P. Church. Friends from California to New York gathered in one afternoon, renewing old ties at church, school, and neighborhood memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Amos
Cambridge
California
Pacific
New York
Atlantic
Mrs. Jefferson
Marys
Mr. Bair
Mrs. McMahon
Harriet Miner
Dr. McFarland
Grandma Thompson
Litle Taylor
Carrie Young
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
First U. P. Church
Mary A. Lawrence
Pleasant City Visitors and Local Calls Roundup
Pleasant City notes recount visits and callers in Cambridge and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs John Bayless return from a visit with S D Shepler family. Several Cambridge callers and local travelers are named, including Mary Deitra and Myron, with ongoing council discussions about a water works project and arrivals from Lima and Columbus.
Funeral Held for Mrs Madison Wilson in Bethel
Byesville residents Mrs Linnie Forbes Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson and Mrs W W Conner attended the funeral of Mrs Madison Wilson at Bethel today. The service drew the Byesville community as they mourned the loss of a local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Wilson
Linnie Forbes
Henry Wilson
8. W. Conner
Byesville
Bethel
Pleasant City Social Notes and Local Moves
Buffalo Mr and Mrs I M Albin and Miss Octa spent Sunday with relatives at Pleasant City. Mrs Allie Watson of Rix Mills visited Mrs K J Blair and family. Miss Veroqua Campbell will host W C T U Friday at her Main street home. Will Hopps of Pleasant Grove and Frank Miller of Derwent were guests here. Chas Finley recovering from tonsillitis. Edmund Cale moved his family into Kyle Trott's house. Mrs John Blair and daughter Mary of Conesville called for illness of her son James and baby. John Finley of Senecaville and Geo Felton of Zanesville attended funeral of Mrs John Brown. Remains of Mrs John Brown buried in new cemetery after M E F church services. Wm Stiff moved to Derwent. Mrs Isaac Frye remains ill. Emma Conrad returned from Cambridge. Wave Bigegle of Quaker City visited Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayless
Cambridge
S. D. Shepler
W. P. Fisher
Myron
Gail Fishel
John Campbell
Mildred
Wm. Worthington
Robert Sherrard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Deitra
Senecaville
Harmon Williams
Mt. Ephraim
H. W. Rackley
Richard
Linnie Breidenthal
Joseph Bird
Stone
Lima
Carpenter
Pleasant City
Earl Wilson
Columbus
I’. M. Albin
Octa
Allie Watson
Rix Mills
K. J. Blair
Veroqua Campbell
Main Street
Will Hopps
Pleasant Grove
Frank Miller
Derwent
Harry Secrest
Chas. Finley
Edmund Cale
Hazard and Williams
Kyle Trott
John Blair
Mary
Conesville
James
John Finley
Geo. Felton
Zanesville
John Brown
Sherman Nelson
M. EF
New Cemetery
Wm. Stiff
Isaac Frye
Emma Conrad
Wave Bigegle
Quaker City
Byesville
J. W. Calhoun
Crooksville
Charlotte
Violet Calhoun
May McCormack
Verna Barnett
Charles Williams
T. S. Glidden
Marietta
Edna Rowles
Glen Hall
Russell Morris
H. W. Maier
Gus Knapp
Robins
FE. L. Dunlavey
Orrville
Fonda Hudson
Akron
Foreign Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Mesdames
W. W. Lee
King Thompson
Elmer Thompson
Charles Kneler
Evergreen Society
John Peters
Perry Hockenberry
John Hockenberry
Howard Gooden
Charles
Minnehaha
John Gooden
John Burt
List Campbell
Oldham’'s Station
Edith Robinett
Harriettsville
Lemuel Bonom
Logan Burt
June Barnes
Evangelist Bloom
Christian Church
Edyth Wilson
Wm. Craig
Howard Corwin
William Craig
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen Shry
Esther Corwin
Committee On Humane Work
Geo. McGarey
E. A. Dixon
Cleveland
Odd Fellows Lodge
Community Notes From Cambridge and Pittsburg
Fairview Frank Benson of Pittsburg invites his father for a week here. Miss Marguerite Gleaves of Cambridge spends last Sunday with the family of O. G. Sheppard. Chas Bratton and Warner Kennon of Barnesville visit relatives here. Schools reopen after a diphtheria break. Mrs. O. G. Sheppard and Mrs. Henry Arnold visit Barnesville guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott. Miss Minnie Arnold improves after illness. RB. F. Sheppard of Cambridge visits their mother Eliza Giffee. Miss Laura Martin of Cambridge stays with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyd this winter. Thomas Gracey is ill with pneumonia. Miss Stella Shipley and Mrs. Fred Shepherd host the Priscilla club. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Benson
Pittsburg
Marguerite Gleaves
Cambridge
O. G. Sheppard
Messrs
Chas. Bratton
Warner Kennon
Barnesville
Henry Arnold
Chas. Scott
Minnie Arnold
RB. F. Sheppard
Eliza Giffee
Laura Martin
Joseph Boyd
Thomas Gracey
Stella Shipley
Fred Shepherd
Priscilla Club
Lord Murray Sees Colombia Ratifying Oil Concessions
Kingston Jamaica December 9 Lord Murray acting for Lord Cowdray says Colombia’s congress will ratify the Pearson syndicate oil concession contract when it reconvenes in February. He notes plans to ship the oil via the Panama Canal and cites ongoing talks with Ecuador for similar concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Murray
Kingston
Jamaica
Lord Cowdray
Colombia
Pearson Syndicate
Bogota
United States
Ife
Pearson
Ecuador
Panama Canal
Knight Dealt to Toledo Americans in Somers Deal
Frank Chance informed New York Americans president Farrell that Long Jack Knight would not return next season. Farrell then arranged a sale of Knight to the Toledo American Association club owned by Somers, after purchasing Knight from Jersey City last summer for 3500 dollars plus First Baseman Borton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Toledo
New York
Frank Chance
Farrell
New York Americans
Long Jack Knight
Somers
Cleveland Naps
American Association
Jersey City
Borton
Dr Will Judkins Dies After Nasal Operation
Barnesville physician Dr Will Judkins died at Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus Tuesday morning from brain infection following a nasal operation. He practiced with his father Dr J A Judkins in Barnesville and was known for integrity and a lively personality. Survived by wife Esther and two daughters, Esther and Laura, one sister Mrs Edward Meeks of Pellaire. Body moved to Barnesville. funeral arrangements pending relatives from the west arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Judkins
Barnesville
Mt. Carmel
Columbus
Judkins
Cambridge
Cambridge Country Club
J. A. Judkins
Esther
Laura
Edward Meeks
Pellaire
West
Ohio Appointments Made by President Wilson
President Wilson named three Ohio appointees to federal posts. Frank B. Niles is nominated collector of internal revenue at Toledo, Harry H. Weiss of Canton for Cleveland, and Thomas H. Butterworth as port apraiser at Cincinnati. Senate confirmation expected quickly with duties to start within 10 days to two weeks. All are personal appointments of Senator Pomerene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Ohio
Frank B. Niles
Internal Revenue
Toledo
Harry H. Weiss
Canton
Cleveland
Thomas H. Butterworth
Cincinnati
Senate
Pomerene
Drys Threaten Local Optic Election in Lancaster
The Rev. L. R. Mercer, president of the Lancaster Ministerial Association and Fairfield County Civic League, warned city council petitions for a Beal law election would be filed if saloon screen removal ordinances failed. The ordinance was tabled after a third reading, Mercer said petitions would be ready to file in 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
Lancaster
L. R. Mercer
Lancaster Ministerial Association
Fairfield County Civic League
Mercer
Boarder Ada Engel Found Dead in Akron Rooming House
Ada Engel, 35, was found dead in her bed at a rooming house in Akron Ohio when keepers Mr and Mrs N Handle forced entry. Death attributed to asphyxiation from an open fireless stove in her room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarder
Akron
Ada Engel
Glynn urges reforms for ballot, primaries and direct election
Governor Martin Glynn asks the New York legislature for reforms including adopting the Massachusetts ballot on election day, a statewide direct primary, direct election of U S senators, compulsory workers compensation, a constitutional convention for a short ballot, and $1.5 million to cover unpaid state bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Martin Glynn
Massachusetts
United States
Former Cambridge Boy Enjoys The Orient
Mr. Alfred Weedon has received photographs of his son, David T. Weedon, in Tien Tsin, China with the U S regulars. A noncommissioned officer and 19-year U S soldier, he weighs 180 pounds and is in good health. Photos show him in blue and in Khaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Weedon
David T. Weedon
Tien Tsin
China
U. S
U.S
Officers Elected for Hose Co No 3
Jenben Blackstone was elected captain and S B Galligher secretary treasurer of Hose Co No 3 at the Monday evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenben Blackstone
S. B. Galligher
Hose Co. No. 3
Local social notes and church events in Byesville
Byesville gathers news of visits and illnesses with frequent mentions of residents from Crooksville Cambridge and Columbus. The Foreign Missionary Society and Evergreen Society hold meetings and fundraisers at the M E church while the W C T A reports on the Brooklyn convention and humane work. An Odd Fellows banquet honors Cambridge lodge with 75 members from Cambridge and 125 present.
Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampoo Ad
An advertisement touts Harmony Hair Beautifier as a solution for dull hair, promising softer, silkier, glossier results and easier styling plus a pleasant rose scent. Harmony Shampoo is also marketed for quick cleansing and natural shine. Sold by Rexall Stores at one dollar for Beautifier and fifty cents for Shampoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Rexall
Cong
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Notable Attendees Share in Cambridge Event At Town
A general good time was enjoyed by all and the following gave addresses James Nichols Harry Hammond Wallenfeltz J W Breidenthal George Schafer Cam bridge B S Nicholson L A Nelson P E Hoopman of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
James Nichols
Harry Hammond
Mr. Wallenfeltz
J. W. Breidenthal
George Schafer
Cambridge
B. S. Nicholson
L. A. Nelson
P. E. Hoopman
Ohio Militiamen Take Up Hay Bill
The state guard association debated a hay bill and approved changes allowing four officers in each regiment to be replaced by regular officers on the president’s appointment. The group elected officers led by Colonel Edward Vollrath as president and chose Columbus for the next convention, with Cincinnati as a bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cincinnati
Edward Vollrath
Bucyrus
Joseph A. Hall
B. J. Bargar
H. G. Catrow
Miamisburg
Toledo
Panama Canal Swim Challenge Inspectors Tour
United Press Special reports Miss Elaine Golding of New York, renowned woman swimmer, will swim 50 miles through the Panama Canal in 27 hours starting tomorrow. She accompanied by a moving picture operator on an inspection tour conducted today before filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Panama
Elaine Golding
New York
Panama Canal
Policeman Fatally Shot In Detroit Car Theft Arrest
Detroit police officer Frank Madden aged 40 died after being shot while attempting to arrest two men suspected of stealing an automobile. The suspects escaped and Madden died in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Detroit
Mich
Frank Madden
Madden
Whiskey tragedy claims three children in New York
In New York a family celebration ends in tragedy as Rosa Alimano seven Flomena five and Frank two die after secretly drinking a quantity of liquor. Police say the deaths are linked to the drinking incident and a liquor supply in the household is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bee
Rosa Alimano
Flomena
Frank
Attorney J L Douglass Visit to Cambridge
Attorney J L Douglass of City was in Cambridge on ness Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Douglass
City
Cambridge
Ness
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Rawai Pindi
India
Charles W. Hayes
Aguila Oil Company
Tampico
Mexico
Buffalo
Clinedinst
Fairview
Gil
Ohigans
Glynn
Legislature
J. I. Wilson
Knights OF the
Golden
Gowans
Sam
Edruggists
Gowan Medical]Co
Concord, N. C
cFadden
S. H. Esely
Wheeling Ave
Diamond and Jewelry Store
Cambridge, Ohio
Yuletide
Wheeling Avenue
M. Greenwald
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