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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
6
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N Strobridge Talbott of Dayton Ohio popularly known as Bud Talbott was unanimously elected captain of Yale's football eleven for the next season at a meeting of the Y men. He prepared at Hotchkiss school and has played left tackle two seasons. He is twenty one, six feet one inch tall and weighs 188 pounds.
Antrim Institute announces the Farmers Institute to be held at Antrim Ohio on December 19 and 20 with speakers Frank Blackford R A Hayne Laura Rhodes Reidinger and others. The program includes sessions on alfalfa soil crop seeds labor saving devices and stock feeding plus recitations and a stereopticon lecture by KE Baxter of Franklin College.
The death of Fr. G. Nye occurred after a street car accident in New Orleans on Friday night December 12. He is survived by wife Emma L. and two sons Stewart J. and Kendrick D. Nye. formerly employed in Pennsylvania offices at Cambridge, Ohio. Burial will be in Marietta, Ohio.
The report notes local residents C. J. Spaid Samuel Harding Mildred Dilley Jessie Brown Mrs L G Buckingham and Miss Jaanita Hutchison were among shoppers in Senecaville on Monday.
New Concord and nearby residents visited Zanesville and Cambridge over the weekend with several locals townspeople seen at homes and churches. Dr J Knox Montgomery spoke on the Anti-Saloon League at a union meeting, while Mrs McCreary’s Sabbath School class held a Friday social with devotional exercises, games, and refreshments.
The four weeks' meeting in Kimbolton concluded last Sunday night as community members and neighbors aided Mrs. with support after William Berry loaded a carload of mine props for J. F. Gregg earlier in the week.
Local notices recount Mary Jones a linen shower receiving many valuable gifts. L. D. Caruthers of Birds Run installed a telephone line to the flouring mill last week. Charles Satcher injured when a prop pile collapsed. fracture reduced by Dr. Sawyer. Geo. Wilson shipped a car of sheep and hogs to Pittsburg. W. J. Jones holds about $1000 in fir. Sidewalk building paused until spring. Robt Pollock's mule injured hauling props. Isaiah Temple visited Guernsey on Monday.
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