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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1918

Page

5

Cambridge Ministerial Association pledges city support

The Cambridge Ministerial Association adopted a resolution urging its secretary to contact Mayor Longsworth and the city council, pledging support in worthy matters and offering cooperation for moral uplift. A hearty invitation to union meetings was also issued. Rev R W Doty spoke on The Church and Conservation amid large attendance.

Cambridge Ministerial Association Seasion Longsworth Cambridge Ohio S. H. Bartlett Cambridge Ministerial Assn Association R. W. Doty Lutheran Church

Deaths Mrs Fe G Aduddell at Fairview after long illness

Mrs Fe G Aduddell died Monday at her Fairview home after a two year illness. She was born December 12 1874 near Fairview and married FE G Aduddell March 2 1900s. Survived by two children Harold and Ruth and by siblings A A Henderson Cambridge and three Canton residents. Funeral at U P church Wednesday at 12 30 with burial in Fairview Cemetery.

FE. G. Aduddell Fairview Harold Ruth Aduddell U. P. Church John Henderson A. A. Henderson Cambridge J. L. Grimes B. B. Cranston R. B. Henderson Canton U. P Fairview Cemetery

Funeral services for Frank Scott on Wednesday

Funeral services for Frank Scott who died Monday at his Blaine avenue home due to kidney trouble will be held Wednesday at 1 P M at the home conducted by Rev H A Kelsey of the First United Presbyterian Church Burial will be in Northwood cemetery Miss Beryl Scott daughter of the deceased from Chicago arrived Tuesday to attend the funeral

Frank Scott Blaine Avenue H. A. Kelsey First United Presbyterian Church Northwood Cemetery Beryl Scott Chicago

Mrs. Sarah Purdum Dies in Girard After Long Illness

Mrs. Sarah Purdum aged years died at her Girard Ohio home Monday evening after a prolonged illness. She is survived by Chester Purdum husband two sons George and William and siblings D T Jefferies Jacob Wyrick George Wyrick. The body will be brought to East Steubenville avenue Wednesday and funeral set for Thursday at 10 at the First Methodist Episcopal church Byesville with Rev Ellis officiating. Burial in Northwood cemetery.

Sarah Purdum PD. T. Jefferies East Steubenville Avenue Jacob Wyrick North Eleventh Street Girard Ohio Purdum Chester Purdum Old George Wyrick Nebraska Jefferies Mr. Ellis First Methodist Episcopal Church Byesville Northwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Roy K. Hazlett

Funeral rites for Roy Kenneth Hazlett, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Hazlett of 559 Orchard Avenue, who died Monday from diphtheria, were held at the family home Tuesday morning conducted by Rev W E F Bridge of the First Baptist church. Burial followed in Clear Fork cemetery.

Roy Kenneth Hazlett Ernest C. Hazlett Orchard Avenue W. E F. Bridge First Baptist Church Clearfork

Ready for Congress but water bill faces hurdles

Washington January The administration water transportation and power development bill is ready for introduction in Congress. It aims to make streams navigable by coordinating water transport with rail and to massively expand the nation's power facilities by harnessing rivers.

Washington, Jan Administration Congress

Hat sale notice from Effie DeHart

Effie DeHart announces a hat sale at 745 Stewart Avenue offering items at below regular cost. The short notice invites readers to purchase affordable headwear directly from the seller location.

Effie DeHart Stewart Ave

President Outlines America's War Aims At Congress

President Wilson, addressing a joint session, defined the aims guiding U S participation in the war. He urged open covenants, freedom of seas, removal of economic barriers, and national self determination, urging allied unity and Russia as a key voice for peace. The speech cites Belgium France Italy and Poland, and calls for a new world order based on justice and collective security.

Washington Wilson Congress America Russia Brest-Litovsk Germany Austria Turkey Balkan Brest Litovsk Society of Free Nations Belgium France Prussia Alsace-Lorraine Italy Austria-Hungary Roumania Serbia Montenegro Ottoman Empire Dardanelles General Association of Nations

Stock Company Makes Big Hit at The Colonial

The Cooper-Baird Stock company wowed Cambridge audiences with strong acting and gowns. Prominent observers praised the troupe as here to stay and promised royalty plays, including late Broadway successes. The Thursday to Saturday lineup features He Fell in Love With His Wife with a Saturday matinee at 2 30.

Cooper-Baird Stock Company Cambridge Cooper

Union Services Well Attended At First Baptist

A Monday evening service at the First Baptist church drew a large audience. Dr. Edwin Kirby delivered a powerful sermon on the coexistence of goodness and severity in nature and humanity, inspiring deep consecration and a confession of Jesus Christ. Tonight the service moves to the First M. E. church.

First Baptist Church Edwin Kirby Jesus Christ M. E. Church

City Market Ad Promotes Low Prices and Delivery

An old newspaper ad touts City Market groceries with low prices on beans flour bread and canned goods. It promotes cash prices for produce and offers delivery or trade credit and mail orders. Effie DeHart advertises hats at 1.00 2.00 and 2.50 at 715 Stewart Avenue.

Wheeling Avenue Fifth Street Bell Effie DeHart Stewart Avenue Cambridge City

City Officials to Attend Cambridge Church Service

Following an invitation from the Cambridge Ministerial Association, Mayor J. C. Longsworth’s official family will attend services at the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening. All city officials are asked to assemble at the municipal building and proceed as a group to the church.

Cambridge Ministerial Association J. C. Longsworth First Presbyterian Church

I O O F Notice For Cambridge Lodge Install Officers

Members of Canton Cambridge are requested to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday January 7 1918 for the installation of officers. Full dress. 152 Charles H Fulton Clerk.

Canton Cambridge Chas. H. Fulton

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