Society Notes Highlight Pause In Many Local Club Activities
The November to December society scene records a busy schedule in Cambridge and Columbus with the Tho burn Standard Bearers meeting at Mrs. Suitt’s North Tenth street home, a Stitchery club gathering hosted by Miss Helen Clark, and various church groups planning dinners, needlework, and Christmas toy drives. Gentlewoman Miss Lida Jere Dunham weds Mr. Elijah Hussey Matthews in a quiet ceremony, with Mediterranean travel to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoburn
W. C. Suitt
North Tenth Street
Golda Spence
Hazel Bratton
Isabelle Thoburn
Moffett
Sal
Mise Clark
Gladys Crook
Mary Clark
Caroline Triem
Walter Bomesberger
J. S. McVey
Columbus
Stitchery” Club
Helen Clark
North Fourth Street
Miss Clark
Irene Williams
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Mathews
Wheeling Avenue
Miss Adams
W. L. McCormick
Verne Benedict
Helen McKee
General Board of
McCormick
Esely
Matthews
Boston
Italy
Sicily
Riviera
J. W. Davy
King Avenue
Ohio State Journal
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Fairview
Dunham
Dr. McPherson
Clara I. Weyer
Gurie Louise Corey
Edith Keyes
National Library For the Blind
Washington, D
Miss Keyes
Capital
Baltimore
Keyes
J. R. Keyes
North Ninth Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Delightful social function honors Miss Elinor DeGolier
Home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. De Golier on North Eighth hosted a Monday evening party for twenty social young people celebrating Miss Elinor DeGolier's sixteenth birthday. The event featured a musical program, a Cambridge blue and white luncheon decor, and gifts for the honoree with guests including Miss Maranola Park of Muskingum College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. DeGolier
North Eighth Street
Elinor DeGolier
Elizabeth DeGolier
Cambridge High School
Elinor
Maranola Park
Muskingum College
Arson Case and Divorce Details From Court Session
The docket notes a jury hearing on Arson Bouteche versus Morris Coal Co seeking 32500 damages for injuries at King's mines on November 29, 1909 with 15 witnesses listed. Separately Harry C Knouff sues for divorce from Jennie Knouff on wilful absence grounds with custody of three children Ruth 14 Raymond 12 and Paul 9 born to the 1887 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouteche
The
Morris Coal Co
Ruth
Raymond
Paul
Guernsey County Vistors Board Reappoints Most Members
Judge Dyson announces reappointments to the Guernsey County Board of Visitors. John M. Amos J. R. Smith J. G. Bair Mrs. Anna M. Johnson Mrs. Mina S. Clark and Mrs. Anna Mathews retain seats. J R Smith and J G Bair replace H H Wilson and James Dyer who had resigned but were not accepted at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyson
Guernsey
Mayor awards printing contract for dockets to Zanesville firm
Mayor Dilley selects Wm. Lilianthal & Co. of Zanesville to print the mayor’s dockets at a bid of 29 dollars. Two other bids were Callihan & Stottlemire of Cambridge at 40 dollars and A. C. Saltsgaver for EK H. Sells & Co. of Columbus at 32.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilley
Wm. Lilianthal & Co
Zanesville
Callihan & Stottlemire
Cambridge
A. C. Saltsgaver
EK. H. Sells & Co
Columbus
Pension Granted to Widow of William H. Priaulx
Sarah C. D. Priaulx widow of William H. Priaulx receives a pension of 12 dollars per month. The notice lists multiple local names and events including lectures, visits, real estate sale, and public school lecture course tickets in Cambridge and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. D. Priaulx
William H. Priaulx
Ralph Parlette
T. H. Barnes
Columbus
Cambridge
Byesville
Harry Mathews
Ray Henderson
Barnesville
Colonial
A. E. Sinke
Toledo
Sinke
Lucas County
T. C. White
Kk. D. Shively
Jane Rose
Carlisle Avenue
Milton H. Turner
Pauline Whitcraft
Dorothy Danford
Newcomerstown
D. Noragan
Cleveland
M. R. Marsh
Florence Berry
Kimbolton
Mary Tyson
Robert Angus
Samuel Porter
Wilson’s P. O
Police Court Record Faces Fines and Jailed Dilley arraignments
Charles Haredsty pleaded guilty to furnishing intoxicating liquor and paid a 54.10 total fine before Mayor Dilley, then jailed for nonpayment. Emmet Smith arrested on breaking and entering charges, with Lloyd Anker also taken on warrants. Smith, a minor, may be turned over to Probate Judge Dyson. hearings not yet set. One intoxication arrest resulted in a standard fine. the suspect carried meat to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haredsty
Meredith
Gilmore
Dilley
Emmet Smith
Gibson
Bennett
Silver Cliff
Lloyd Anker
Patrolimen
Cambridge Skating Rink Opens Thursday With Band
The Cambridge skating rink on South Seventh street and Turner avenue opens Thursday evening with a Cambridge band concert. The 42 by 100 foot maple floor rests on sections of sheeting and felt, and a trained instructor will teach skating. A police officer ensures order as general admission is 10 cents and skating privileges 15 cents extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Welcome Caston
Frank Cummings
South Seventh Street
Turner Avenue
Cambridge Band
Ohio
Bloom Evangelist At Christian Tabernacle Preaches Self Talk
Evan Bloom preached at the Christian Tabernacle on the topic Talking to Yourself urging retrospection and warning against Ananias and Sapphira sins. He emphasized God as giver and the danger of worldly riches misuse. Three made the good confession as the service ended. Tonight at 7 10 he speaks on The Three Births with baptism planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Bloom
Christian Tabernacle
Ananias
Sapphira
God
Church of Jesus Christ
Birds Run Smallpox Scare Spurs Vaccination Drive
A former Birds Run resident who lives in Akron visited the town for hunting and social events. Two days after returning to Akron he fell ill with smallpox, prompting a Cambridge physician to delay his train amid a mass vaccination effort. Authorities report no cases and say all precautions are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds Run
Akron
Cambridge
Examiners Report on Guernsey County Offices
County Auditor T C White received Examiner M K Patterson's 118 page report covering April 1912 to July 1918. The review found careful examination and well kept books across offices with clerical errors noted where officers drew money not legally entitled. in each case the funds were returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. White
M. K. Patterson
Guernsey
Patterson
Booth & Stiles Notice on Lathing Rates After 1914
The contractors Booth & Stiles announce new lathing charges effective after January 1, 1914. Private work will cost 2.50 dollars per thousand and public work 40 cents per hour.
Salvation Army Christmas aid to reach Cam bridge and Byesville
Salvation Army workers in Cam bridge and Byesville begin Christmas dinners and relief efforts. Warm garments, shoes, stockings, toys, fruit, and candy will be distributed to needy families with careful case investigations and gospel aid. Public support sought through funds handled by Adjutant Garland and treasurer Winfield S. McCartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Cambridge
Byesville
Salvationis
Winfield S. McCartney
Central National Bank
Adjutant Garland
Bell
Garland
Notice of Demands from Opera tive Plasterers Association
All building contractors and interested parties are notified that No. 85 of the Operative Plasterers International Association of Cambridge Ohio will, from January 1 1914, demand 86 per day for eight hours or nine cents per yard over lath and brick or 5e per yard. J W Delaney Corresponding and Financial Secretary of 85. 85-2
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Operative Plasters International Association of
Cambridge, O
Mince Pie Offer From The Cambridge City Bakery
A local bakery promotes take home mince pies promising a satisfying bite. The ad notes availability at The Cambridge City Bakery with a casual tagline about touching the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Mrs Orena Shaw Improves After Illness
Mrs Orena Shaw of North Street has shown improvement today after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orena Shaw
North Street
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Society Notes
Charles Garrett
North Seventh Street
Veitch
J. K. Casey
R. V. Orme
J. A. Troette
G. B. Thornberry
Sue Troette
W. R. Sprague
J. H. Dilley
Nan Stitt
Margaret Veitch
Ida Ogier
Kate Scott
Rank Casey
Senior Christian Union
First U. P
Cambridge Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
L. H. Slocum
Wm. H. Pagen
Louise Larchet
North Fifth Street
W. C. Grudier
Amanda Howell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christian Church
Charles Clary
W. W. Stephens
Grey Clark
Denver
Colo
Presbyterian Church
Laura Morgan
Ethel Morgan
Gladys Lloyd
N.D. S
Irma Bowles
East Wheeling Avenue
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Madison Avenue
U. B
George McWhorter
Ellis Wendell
Spring Street
Madison Avenue U. B
Highland Avenue
East Beatty Avenue
James Logan
Logan
Moss
Court House News
Booth & Stiles, Contractors
Salavation
J. W. Delaney
Giffen’s Drug Store
Peloubeit
Tarbell
Hugh Harris & Co
6Th St
Turner Ave
H. Meisher
Wheeling Ave
Masonic Temple
Bldg
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Ohio Fuel
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