Fletcher’s Castoria Ad and Local Social Notes
Irish Ridge A L Beal was a business visitor at Brady last Friday. Geo Bell called on his brother R A Bell last Wednesday. Robt Ellis transacted business at Odell last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Scott Mathews called on R E Dawsons, Sunday. Protracted meeting closed last Wednesday night after nearly five weeks. L H Braniger and Craig Braniger were business callers at Newcomerstown last Wednesday. Louis Little was transacting business at Odell Sunday. Mr and Mrs C A Braniger were at Smithtown on business Monday. Quite a number from this place attended the masquerade pie social at Birmingham Friday night. R A Bell made a business trip to Kimbolton and Cambridge Thursday. Andy Lanning made a business trip to Claysville Monday. J C Fisher called on his brother G A Fisher Sunday. E B Kennedy made a business trip to Cambridge Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Beal
Brady
Geo. Bell
R. A. Bell
Robt
Ellis
Odell
Scott Mathews
R. E. Dawsons
L. H. Braniger
Craig Braniger
Newcomerstown
Louis Little
C. A. Braniger
Smithtown
Birmingham
Kimbolton
Cambridge
Andy Lanning
Claysville
J. C. Fisher
G. A. Fisher
E. B. Kennedy
New Concord Residents Visit And Christmas Event
New Concord residents and visitors are noted in Zanesville and surrounding towns with several social visits. Guests include Mrs. D. W. Duff and Mrs. Elmer Law in Zanesville, Ross Lindsey from Cambridge visiting Anna McKinney, and Prof. Merton Aikin from Ann Arbor visiting relatives. A Presbyterian church Christmas entertainment was held Monday evening and post communion services occurred Sunday at the Methodist church led by Rev. A. R. Elliott. Temperance address by Dr. J. Knox Montgomery was given Sunday afternoon in Zanesville. Grace Montgomery of Norfolk and Eva McCreary of Martins Ferry are spending holidays at home, and Gerald Melone, returnee from Oberlin, visited his parents J. E. and Mrs. Melone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Duff
Elmer Law
Zanesville
Ross Lindsey
Cambridge
Anna McKinney
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Jameson
Gaylord
Mich
Jameson
Merton Aikin
Ann Arbor
Grace Montgomery
Norfolk
Montgomery
A. R. Elliott
Shafer
J. Knox Montgomery
Eva McCreary
Martin’s Ferry
Grace
Lawmaker urged to curb bad checks with felony provision
Gov. Cox is urged to recommend a law making it a felony to pass a bank check when the drawer has no funds. The piece notes banks often honor overdrawn deposits and the risk to deposits if funds are not assured, predicting penalties for overdrawn accounts. It argues bankers currently take risky accommodations and would face stricter requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cox
President Wilson resigns honorary Carabao membership
President Wilson withdraws his honorary membership in the Military Order of the Caraboo after a banquet where officers mocked his Philippine policy. An investigation into the satire is ordered, with possible court martials and reprimands, drawing sharp criticism from government and military circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Order of the Caraboo
U. S. Army
Navy
Philippine Islands
Army
Philippine
United States
President Wilson withdraws from Carabao membership over insult
The State Journal lauds President Wilson for resigning honorary membership in the Military Order of the Carabao after a dinner featuring a derogatory song about Filipinos and the administration. The piece praises his stance against crude fun and views these actions as signs of strong leadership and moral uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Military Order of the Carabao
Washington
Carabaos
Philippines
Grand Congressional
Congress
White House
State Journal
Republican
Denver’s City Magazine Highlights School Interests
The writer thanks W. H. Eagleton of Denver for a copy of The City of Denver, a semi monthly city and county magazine. The issue focuses on the city’s school interests and recent years’ developments in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eagleton
Denver
Colo
City of
Eagleton family noted in county history
Markable developments mention the Eagletons formerly of this county, sons of the late Squire William Eagleton, taking a prominent part in regional affairs and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagletons
William Eagleton
Local physician Dr Adaline Watson remembered in Pittsburgh area
Dr Adaline M Watson longtime faculty member at Margar et Morrison Carnegie School and on Columbia Hospital medical staff died at her East End home Wednesday and funeral services were planned in New Athens Ohio. Born in Cadiz Ohio she earned degrees from Franklin College in 1888 and Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia in 1898. She practiced in West Philadelphia before moving to Pittsburgh and led the Ladies Medical Society as president. She was a member of Sixth United Presbyterian Church. Survived by brother John H Watson and sisters Anna Bessie and Florence Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline M. Watson
Margaret Morrison Carnegie School
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
New Athens
South Highland Avenue
East End
Cadiz
Franklin College
Women’s Medical College
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Allegheny County Medical Society
Woman's Medical Society
Pittsburgh
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
Watson
John H. Watson
Anna Watson
Bessie
Florence Watson
Cadiz—Post
Hobart College Bans Intoxicants From Aid and Activities
Hobart College at Geneva New York declares that students using intoxicants will lose scholarships and financial aid. President Powell vows to root out liquor influence with bans on late night banners and college dances. The opinion cites alcohol as eroding education and moral agency, aligning with President Wilson and other thoughtful men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
New York
Powell
Hobart
Wilson
State Journal
Democratic policy on government telegraphs and Wilson remarks
A World editorial criticizes Burleson and the Postmaster General for advocating government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines. It argues such a policy conflicts with Democratic doctrine and President Wilson’s stance. The piece urges focusing on Post Office Department administration and notes the paper’s ties to telegraph and telephone firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Wilson
Burleson
Congress
New Jersey
Post Office Department
Telephone Company
Interurban Crash Suit and Mining Injuries Ahead in Court
Shelton M. Stiles sues The N. M. P. T. C. for 6000 in damages over injuries from the July 13 1913 East Cambridge interurban wreck. He alleges scalp wounds memory loss and hospital confinement. Richard L. Deal seeks 2000 from Puritan Coal Co for injuries at a Derwent mine in 1915. George McElhaney accuses Cambridge Collieries Co for Hartford mine injuries in 1915 seeking 2000. Judge McGinnis rules on multiple demurrers and verdicts with costs and appeals noted. Guernsey County Court of Appeals session set for December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton M. Stiles
East Cambridge
J. H. Mackey
Common Pleas Court
Mr. Stiles
Cambridge
Byesville
Richard L. Deal
Puritan Coal Co
Derwent
George McElhaney
The
Cambridge Collieries Co. Money
Hartford
James W. Bell
E. J. Blair
John Blair
J. W. Blair
McGinnis
Byesville State Bank For
Citizens’ Trust and Guaranty Co
J. D. Fulton
Postal Service Criticized in New York World Letter
A New York World letter to Mr. Burleson laments the inefficiency of telegraph and telephone services and warns against placing all communication under Post Office Department control. The author argues such autocratic control would threaten press freedom and national discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
N. Y. World
Currency Bill Heads For Conference After Senate Victory
The currency bill passed the senate 54 to 34 with six Republicans and one progressive voting yes, along with Democrat Hitchcock who opposed the measure. The conference will be interesting as amendments were plentiful. Parties broadly support currency reform, but partisan politics may hinder final changes viewed as administration measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hitchcock
Cambridge visits and county business noted in local items
Kimbolton residents visited Cambridge last Tuesday and Thursday. Alma Wright Ida Clark and M W McKim also traveled to Cambridge. Howell of Flat Ridge died aged 92 with burial at Hopewell. Elmer Forsythe’s children from Michigan visited. Wheat crop praised and church Christmas event in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Hicks
Cambridge
W. S. Jones
North Salem
Alma Wright
Ida Clark
M. W. McKim
Thomas Morris
B. D. Baumgardner
Howell
Flat Ridge
Hopewell
Elmer Forsythe
Michigan
George Wilson
D.L. Cowden
E. McKim
U. P
Farmdgs’ Institute
Local residents attend weekend events and visits
The report lists numerous Cambridge and county area residents visiting relatives, transacting business at the county seat, or shopping last weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Wm Durben, Roy Jones, Walter Proctor, Charles Porter, Frank Danley, L Beal, Paul Berry, Flora Proctor, W J Pollock, Frank Alexander, T W Foster, John Chambers, Harlan Booth, John Beggs, Miller Gibson, Lewis Berry, Craig Montgomery, and Jane King. Also notes Ed McConkey and a linen shower for Mr. and Mrs. W S Jones with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Durben
Cambridge
Roy Jones
Walter Proctor
Charles Porter
Frank Danley
L. Beal
Paul Berry
Flora Proctor
W. J. Pollock
North Salem
Frank Alexander
T. W. Foster
Rocky Fork
John Chambers
Harlan Booth
John Beggs
Miller Gibson
Lewis Berry
Craig Montgomery
Jane King
Cuyahoga Falls
Elijah Needs
Marietta
Ed. McConkey
W.S. Jones
Local Notices From Cambridge Area Highlights
Middlebourne Miss Edith Moore and sister Catherine visited in Cambridge with brother Ellis Moore and family. William Nuss returned from Oklahoma with sister Mrs. Mary Burley. Elsworth Tharp and Otha Scott attended Cambridge on business. E Decker visited Zanesville. Ladies' Aid Society bought chairs for the M. E. church. James Thatcher and Rhine Baker traveled to Quaker City. Walter Arnold visited Fairview with relatives. Mrs. Elsworth Tipton and son Walter plan to visit Columbus. Isolena Cunningham is ill. A library entertainment and pie social is set for Friday at the school house with invitations. William Null visited Cambridge last week. Mrs. Flo Davis and Mrs. Anna Bryant visited Cambridge. Mrs. James Robertson and her sons Gerald and Virgil of Clarksburg are staying with her mother Mrs. Jackson Boyles. Mrs. Frank Hays and son Robert shopped in Quaker City. Daniel Ankrom suffered a painful accident while cutting wood. Craig Rose’s family horse died last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Vance, son Aultman, and Harry Casterline were guests at David Long’s Sabbath. Clarence Scott of near Salesville stayed with his parents last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore
Catherine
Cambridge
Ellis Moore
William Nuss
Oklahoma
Mary Burley
Elsworth Tharp
Otha Scott
E. Decker
Zanesville
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Jas. Thatcher
Rhine Baker
Quaker City
Walter Arnold
Fairview
Elsworth Tipton
Walter
Columbus
Isolena Cunningham
William Null
Flo Davis
Anna Bryant
James Robertson
Gerald
Virgil
Clarksburg
W. Va
Jackson Boyles
Frank Hays
Robert
Daniel Ankfom
Craig Rose
William Vance
Aultman
Harry Casterline
David Long
Clarence Scott
Salesville
Jas. Scott
Ralph
Hart Harper
Jed Shipman
James Dolen
Chicago
Margaret George
Fay Long
Middlebourne
Marle
Martha Harding
John Williams
Lyda Hyde
J. M. Boyd
Son Russell
C. C. Law
Love City
Russel Daugherty
Brady
Orval Bales
Olive Laughman
Peg O' My Heart
Colonial
Miss Laughman
Jim Dolen
Illinois
Indiana
Rizza Shipley
Fr. R. Creighton
Mayor Moore
U. P
J. (. Woodburn
Lee Ankrom
J. B. Coen
Steele
C. L. Colen
B. F. Coen
Unionport
Jefferson County
J. E. Coen
J. E. Law
S. B. Johnson
Squire Black
Emmet Beard
Griffith
Wm. Paden
M. BE
Queen Osthers
M. E. ‘Church
Byda Hyde
James Stillions
John Bales
Luther
R. S. Frame Sr
James McCreary
Byesville
Stella Parry
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Clary held in North Ninth Street home
Mrs. Sarah Clary was laid to rest Monday at South Cemetery. Rev. Jay C. Goodrich and Rev. S. W. Rosenberger conducted the rites. A First M. E church quartet served music. Pallbearers were grandsons Roy Vaughn Edgar Clary Richard Clary Walter Clary Clyde Vaughn James Clary. Relatives arrived from Zanesville Dayton Newark Barnesville for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Clary
North Ninth Street
Jay C. Goodrich
W. Rosenberger
Methodist Protestant Church
Roy Vaughn
Edgar Clary
Richard Clary
Walter Clary
Clyde Vaughn
James Clary
South Cemetery
Louis Fuller
Zanesville
Mildred Freeman
Dayton
Newark
O. O. Hanlon
T. T. Hanlon
Barnesville
McCullough Purchases 30 Acres on Brown Farm Heights
D. B. McCullough buys 30 acres from O. T. Taylor on the Brown farm at Brown's Heights. Private consideration. The land lies across the road from McCullough's own residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. McCullough
O. T. Taylor
Brown
Brown's Heights
Consideration
Mr. McCullough
Miss Zellars Visits During Holiday Route
Miss Virginia Zellars of Delaware attends O. W. U. visits Dr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison Saturday night and heads to Freeport to spend holidays with her father Dr. W. A. Zellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Zellars
Delaware
Fred Harrison
Freeport
W. A. Zellars
Christmas Cheer Graces Jefferson ian Readers
Local column notes family visits shopping in Cambridge and Middlebourne. Townsfolk attend shows and church events, with updates on health, rival school board case, and plans for a Christmas program at M E church. Includes travel to Illinois Indiana and reports of residents visiting relatives.
Social notes from Cambridge and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and visits. Stella Leonard visits her mother Mrs Hiram Davidson in Love City while Charlie Basford stays with brother James Basford in Cambridge. A string of shop visits and domestic calls connect Love City Cumberland Kent Lore City and Pleasant City with Cambridge through the week.
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Kidney Health
Cambridge citizen Mrs. George ie endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble lumbago and sluggish kidneys. An eight year follow up confirms the benefit. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dean
George Ie
Highland Avenue
Ofio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Purse Recovered by Woman After Depot Money Loss
Patrolman Yarnell found a purse containing a large sum of money on the depot platform Monday morning. A receipt showed the owner was Mrs. Morris of Kimborton who returned to the depot at 9 o'clock and recovered her money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnell
Morris
Kimborton
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Hood
Copyvnicuts &c
Seon Acnnelle Vondeenten
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington, D.C
Jeffersonian
Cincinnati
Weekly Enquirer
Enquirer
Cambridge, Ohio
Fletcher
New Concord
PFST
Giekie
Jevening
Margaret Georg
Bernie Dolen
Shipman
John Kester
James Ritchie
Mt. Vernon
H. L. Cash
Girard
Cash
Kester
Senecaville
Stella Leonard
Hiram Davidson
J. R. Davidson
Anna Waits
Greenbrier
Charlene Burlingame
John Aston
Pleasant City
C. J. Finley
Ethel Bennett
R. S. Conner
Cumberland
J. W. Keller
Chas. Hodges
West Virginia
S. Steele
William Murphy
Chaseville
George Stranathan
Kent
George Kahn
Lucy
Robert Harding
Thomas Workman
Lore City
Herman Long
Arthur Basford
Milton Aduddle
Samuel Harding
Samuel Floyd
Edna Gaston
William Purdum
Purdum
Guy Neyman
Frank Thompson
Charley Basford
James Basford
Arthur Hinchcliff
John McConnell
Owen Frame
Swift Frame
Elton Bay
A. H. Bay
H. 8. Hill
Mr. McCracken
Astor
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