Society Notes Highlight Local Women Mission Service
The Cambridge Women's Council of Missions held a cold day prayer service at the First Presbyterian Church with praise, papers, and prayers. Officers were elected for the year, and the afternoon session featured themes on mission work and youth activities with multiple speakers and musical tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Council of Missions
Federated Churches of Cambridge
S. H. Bartlett
Mesdames Bartlett
J. H. Bower
Kelly Wilcox
W. D. Baker
Baker
L. R. Dallas
S. W. Denny
Phillip Lerner
J. W. Campbell
S. H. Esely
L. G. Haines
J. R. Keyes
Deseim
Southland
Edwin Kirby
J. H. Sarchet
J. H. Dilley
W. T. Davis
J. O. Eagleson
Liam Lewis
M. J. Livingston
Harriett Gibson
M. Logan
T. C. White
Kirby
Sarchet
Local Notices and Club Meetings Advised This Week
Wednesday agenda includes St Benedicts Ladies Auxiliary Branch Two gathering with Mrs Culhan on North 1uth street. First United Presbyterian Class Fifteen to meet in church parlors after prayer meeting. Peerless Crochet club meeting postponed to next Wednesday at Mrs Forest Thola home on North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Peaker
North Eleventh Street
District Three
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor's Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Roger Logan
St. Benedict's Ladies’ Auxiliary
Edward Duffey
Roger Flaherty
North Fourth Street
Methodist Protestant Church
Elmer LePage
North Eighth Street
Culhan
Mary Culhan
First United Presbyterian Church
Peerless Crochet Club
Chamberlain Presses War Bills as Senate Debates Dismissals
Chamberlain vows to battle to the end for the director of munitions and the war cabinet as White House opposition grows. Democratic senators rush to oppose two war measures while Republicans prepare to take a stand at forthcoming meetings. Chamberlain also schedules a Saturday military probe with Surgeon General Gorgas to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Senate
White House
Wadsworth
House
War Cabinet
Gorgas
Guernsey County draft classifications mailings proceed
Local draft board has classified registrants and is mailing notices rapidly. Secretary Scott reported about 1500 notifications sent, with about 200 mailed daily. Two more weeks are needed to complete classifications after which appeals go to the district board. Married registrants since May 18, 1917, are placed in the first class, a policy carried out by the impartial board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Scott
Grandstaff Likely to Join Davenport Plant Foreman Post
Robert L. Grandstaff of Zanesville and former Cam bridge Furniture Co. superintendent visited Monday. He will probably accept a foreman appointment in the new Davenport department of the Suitt Bros. Manufacturing Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Grandstaff
Zanesville
Cambridge Furniture Co
City
Grandstaff
Davenport
Suitt Bros
Cambridge and Byesville Stores Managers Head to Grand Rapids
Hbb McGregor and A R Bonnell managers of the Hope Company stores in Cambridge and Byesville depart for Grand Rapids Michigan to buy furniture for the spring trade. They will tour major furniture displays before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbb, McGregor
A. R. Bonnell
Cambridge
Byesville
Hope Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sherman Paid $200 to City Treasury Confirmed
An authoritative report Tuesday afternoon stated Consulting Engineer W. J. Sherman of Toledo paid $200 into the city treasury, though city officials could not confirm the payment at the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sherman
Toledo
Caldwell Pair Guests of City Friends
Mr and Mrs P H Barry of Caldwell were guests of friends in the city Tuesday. Attorney A R McCulloch attended a meeting of the Advisory Board of the State Highway Department in Columbus Tuesday. T J Hall of Columbus was in the city Tuesday transacting business. Harry E Robe of Old Washington was a business caller in the city Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Barry
Caldwell
A. R. McCulloch
State Highway Department
Columbus
T. J. Hall
Harry E. Robe
Old Washington
Byesville Club Women Entertained With Needlework Night
The M. O. H. S. club in Byesville hosted a social evening at Miss Verna Elies home on Watson avenue. An autoparts contest provided amusement, with Miss Ocean Craft winning first prize and Miss Gertrude Hall consolation. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
M. O. H. S. Club
Verna Elies
Watson Avenue
Ocean Craft
Gertrude Hall
Anna Dawson
Alpha Delta
The
Baptist Church
Harry Green
Seneca Avenue
Elsie Murgatroyd
Spruce Avenue
Otis Moss
Friends
Cambridge
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
Thelma
Roberta Huston
Ed Selders
Edward
Lancaster
Mary Selders
Mae Lafollette
Buffalo
Ed Mackley
Doran Sprague
W. H. Cooper
George Stoltz
Lloyd
Quaker City
Paul Johnson
Middleburg
Minnie Rennard
Charles Taylor
Caldwell
H. K. Ballantine
Mt. Vernon
Raymond
Fred
Andree
Irene Leibenschuh
Chloris
Olive Dudley
Dudley
Pleasant City
Oneida Richardson
Ella Sprague
Witten
Main Avenue
Foster
Ray Mackley
Guy Moss
Edward Malernee
Ezra Malernee
Jas. Malernee
William
Ada Malernee
A. T. Burns
Stage Bros
Helen Amania
Earl Morris
Springfield
Thomas Patterson
Elizabeth
James
Derwent
Faye Lahue
Love City
Carl Gooden
Francis Scott Key
Florence Elies
Nancy Stevens
Georgia Calhoun
Columbia Hall
Lynda Blake
Ada Gage
Cora Roler
Annis Heiner
Ora Corwin
Louisa Ables
Jeanette Grossman
Jane Harbin
Lillian Hoot
Wanted Live Correspondent in Byesville for Daily Newsletter
Job listing seeks a capable young man or woman for a regular daily reporting role in Byesville. Must cover all special assignments with daily newsletters. State education and experience if any. Address City Editor Jeffersonian Cambridge Ohio 28 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
Jeffersonian
Cambridge
Ohio
Plea for a Priceless Hope At Revival Meeting
Last night the revival urged personal acceptance of Jesus Christ under favorable conditions. No immediate response in the service, but two individuals spoke with the pastor afterward saying they were ready to come. Miss Tyner led songs with beautiful solos aiding the work. Evening service promises continued help and inspiration with the pastor's focus on A Plea for the Priceless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Tyner
Sale Reported of Braden Kyle Property at New Concord
Anderson and Boden report the sale of the Braden Kyle property at New Concord to E. M. Giffin. Consideration private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Boden
Braden Kyle
New Concord
E. M. Giffin
American Soldier Prefers Old Glory to Tri Color Abroad
First Lieutenant R M Quigley, home near Newcomerstown after two years in France, says he would rather fight under Old Glory than the French flag. He served with the French army before transfer to U S forces after America entered the war, visited Cambridge briefly, and plans to sail for France again from New York after a ten day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Quigley
Newcomerstown
France
United States
Cambridge
Quigley
Guernsey
Onger
New York City
Baraca Bible Class Notice Postponed
The social of the Baraca Bible class at Second U P Church has been postponed to an unspecified future date by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
U. P
Income Tax Services Open Near Court Square
G. F. Henry, notary public, offers income tax forms and preparation help. The office is opposite Court Square at 108 East Eighth Street and is now ready to assist taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Henry
Court Square
East Eighth Street
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We sincerely thank neighbors and friends for their sympathy during the funeral of my beloved husband. We appreciate the rural tributes and the respect shown by his fellow workmen. Mrs. Gussie Oliver and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Oliver
Mrs Erskine Stricken With Appendicitis
Mrs William K Erskine of 811 Oakland Boulevard was stricken with appendicitis Monday night near Clark Street. Dr Henry Wells assisted and moved her home. Tuesday she was improved and it was hoped surgery would not be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kk. Erskine
Oakland Boulevard
Clark Street
Henry Well
Wells
Erskine
Columbus Women Return From Visit to Son in Virginia
Mrs. Charles Hyatt and her daughter Mrs. William Mathews of Columbus have returned home after visiting Charles Hyatt stationed at Fort Myers Virginia and after a trip to Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hyatt
William Mathews
Columbus
Ft. Meyers
Washington, D.C
Home from trip reports from Gillespie and Weldon
Messrs. W. J. Gillespie and I. W. Weldon of the Gillespie McCulley Co returned Monday from Grand Rapids Michigan where they purchased furniture for the spring trade They were en route five hours from Grand Rapids to Cambridge and recount experiences in the storms of the past two weeks Walter A McVey of New Philadelphia was a business visitor Tuesday I M Black of Freeport transacted business in the city Tuesday Mr and Mrs H W Geiser of Cald L T Cisler of Marietta was a business visitor Tuesday L B Warrick of Barnesville was a business visitor Tuesday A S Leeper of Canton returned home Tuesday after visiting his mother on North Fourth street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Public Health League
East Eighth Street
R. W. Doty
H. A. Kelsey
Demetris Moon
Miss Moon
League
Messrs
W. J. Gillespie
I. W. Weldon
Gillespie-McCulley Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cambridge
Walter A. McVey
New Philadelphia
I. M. Black
Freeport
H. W. Geiser
Caldwell
L. T. Cisler
Marieta
L. B. Warrick
Barnesville
A. S. Leeper
Canton
North Fourth Street
Trainman Crushed Between Cars Near Newcomerstown
Roy Lewis a brakeman for the Pennsylvania railroad suffered serious injuries Tuesday morning after being caught between two cars while the train stood on a sidetrack near Newcomerstown. He was treated locally then transported to Cambridge Hospital where injuries to his shoulders chest and hips were described as serious but not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lewis
Steubenville Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newcomerstown
Mr. Lewis
Stevens
C. A. Frame
Pennsylvania
Cambridge Hospital
Large Clarendon hotel sale in Zanesville
The Clarendon hotel property at Fourth and Main in Zanesville sold from James D. Hoge to Albert R. Rogge of Zanesville for 125000 dollars. The purchase includes the building and lease and is described as a prime investment by Rogge, a well known hotel man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clarendon Hotel
Zanesville
James D. Hoge
Albert R. Rogge
Fourth
Main Streets
Kogge
McDermotts Move From Akron to Philadelphia for Firestone Job
Mr and Mrs Henry McDermott and daughter of Akron returned home after visiting Philadelphia relatives. They will relocate to Philadelphia where McDermott will work as a bookkeeper in a Firestone Tire and Rubber Co branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McDermott
Akron
Mr and Mrs Daly Return to Pittsburgh After Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Daly have returned to their home in Pittsburgh after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daly
Pittsburgh
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Missersel Doyle
Bell
J. Reicher
North Ninth Street
Margaret Strohminger
Clara Carters
Mark Henderson
Alice
Gail
Marjorie Henderson
Lena Stiles
Tri Sigmas
Tri Sigma
Mary Lingenfelter
Murray Avenue
John Klass
South Tenth Street
St. Benedict’s
Health League
Moose Hall
Mesdames Knoedler
Turner
Leana Moorehead
Shepherd
J. H. Hoopman
Della Hixson
Jessie Braniger
Kate Cameron
Winnie Wesley
Hulda Combs
Hattie Jones
James Peters
Mesdames Cooper
Kelly Carnal
Sike
King
William Sheehan
Marian Glaser
May Ritter
Agnes Peters
Edith Albright
J. Calvin Mayes
Amsterdam
Alma Hollis Alexander
Wheeling Township
Red Cross
Ruth L. Mirestone
United Brethren Church
Hazel Wagstaff
Rainey Avenue
Pastor'’s Aid Society
Pastor's Aid Society
Sorosis Meeting
McClellan-Brown Sorosis
Mrs. Glaser
John Glaser
Gaston Avenue
Swastika Club
Glaser
Beatrice Jenkins
Woodlawn Avenue
Dunn Home
JF. C. Dunn
G. KE. Brannon
Sewing Club
North Fifteenth Street
Martha
Methodist Protestants Church
James Hughes
Gom
Ber Avenue
LUG
First Baptist Church
SALE
Fels-Naptha
Lyric
James Oppenheim
Lois Weber
Phillips Smalley
Universal
Weber
Perry J. Kelly
Frederick V. Bowers
Margaret Mayo
Lawrence Rising
Virginia Duane
Angie Duane
Alma Youlin
Alf Bruce Clarice Grey
Harry Lillford Birdie Ross Luis LA Mar Mazie Capper
Wilson’s
Philadelphia
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