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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

6

Societies Join In Convention To Urge War Effort

The Ohio Good Roads Federation Ohio Engineering Society and County Commissioners Association of Ohio hold a three day war roads convention in Columbus with A R McCulloch in charge. Topics focus on civilian war work highway construction maintenance and rapid transport of goods and troops. Notable speakers include Geo A Ricker L J Taber J I Blakslee Cox and Morris Knowles with sessions running Wednesday through Friday.

Columbus Ohio Good Roads Federation Ohio Engineering Society County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio A. R. McCulloch Advisory Commission State Highway Department Chamber of Commerce Karb Geo A. Ricker New York Engineering Society Topographic Survey Ohio E. Sherman L. J. Taber J. I. Blakslee Cox A. D. Williams West Virginia E. J. Mehren W. O. Rutherford Akron Elks Morris Knowles Pittsburg Engineers

Otsego Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Otsego events recap shows Canton visitor Thomas Bainter staying with his father A A Bainter. Families Waters Erman and Baker, plus children, visited M T Bell on Wednesday. Shooters, callers, and guests include Thresh, Marie Hammond, Bertha Erman from Columbus, and Chas McFarland returning from Cambridge after a death in the family. Ridgway and a Coshocton horse show, plus trips of Nora Case and sons Merritt and Kenneth to West Lafayette, Marietta, and Cambridge.

D. A. Waters B. J. Erman Hazel Lucinda Baker EF. C. Waters Bertha Francis M. T. Bell Jacob Thresh Marie Hammond Bertha Erman Columbus Otsego Chas. McFarland Cambridge

Local Socials and Visits Across Columbus and Nearby Towns

Community notices list visits by Senecaville residents to Columbus Cambridge Derwent and Greenwood. The Helping Hand society met at Mrs. Corwins with about 20 members and a hosted lunch. Sick lists include several residents. a family party honored Miss Audrey with gifts and games. Red Cross drives planned midweek. visits to Kennensburg and Old Washington noted along with local greetings.

Purchased spring stock for Hope company by McGregor Bonnell

H. E. McGregor of this city and A. R. Bonnell of Byesville returned from Grand Rapids Michigan with the spring furniture stock purchased for the Hope company.

H. E. McGregor A. R. Bonnell Byesville Grand Rapids, Miel Hope Company

Complexion Improvement Ad Promotes Dream of Quince Seed

An advertisement touts Sheeran's Dream of Quince seed as a gentle skin care product. One application allegedly clears skin smooths hands and preserves a youthful look for mothers protecting their sons. Price 35c at drug stores.

Sheeran Ady

Eddie Ainsmith Signs for Washington Senators

Eddie Ainsmith, veteran catcher for the Washington Senators, turned in his contract promptly with figures to his liking. He earned top reward for last season's steady, frequent performance and his skill in handling Walter Johnson, adding value to the club.

Eddie Ainsmith Washington Senators Eddie Ainsmith Senators Walter Johnson

Pleasant City Residents Visit Cambridge and Nearby Areas

A list of local residents including Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. Frank Moss and others who visited relatives in Cambridge Ava and Pleasant Grove last week. Many shopped in Cambridge on Saturday with several attending a funeral and a city hospital visit noted for Miss Margaret Malone.

Social Visits and Local Travel Noted in Area

Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs Chas Wentworth calling on relatives at Caldwell. Roy Wilson of Cambridge visited here Sunday. Cambridge shoppers included Mr and Mrs Willie Patterson Mrs Ira Mc Laughlin Mr and Mrs George Wills and Mr and Mrs John Kirkbride and children. Roxie Watkins and children visited sister Mrs Tom Blackburn at Byesville Sunday. A A Bird visited her mother Mrs Geo Wills last week. Flora Cooper was in Byesville last week. Ollie Taylor is on the sick list. Levi Weekley was at Cambridge. Jessie Berry left for Camp Sherman to visit husband Corporal James Berry. Jack Taylor is on the sick list.

Port Pennell Gertie Pennell Columbus Tom Patterson Will Harper Robert Sam Frances Ida James Pennell Derwent Don Pennell Ray Moorehead Cambridge R. H. Watson Eli Headley Bert Moniger John Kirkbride St. Johns Chas, Ferren Geo. Williams Alex Strong Greenwood Helping Hand Society Presbyterian Church B.S. Corwin Corwin Mayme Campbell Clara Pennell Esther Trott Lorna Corwin Craig Ervin McVicker Huffman Sem Shafer Mary MceVicker Saul Moorehead Grace Finley Chas. Noyes Charles Julia Hazel McVicker Juanita Finley Clarence Householder Gleaver Meighen Frank Peach Cliff Pennell Zanesville Ada Hartup North Star Sarah Hartup Clayton Rodgers Trail Run Gracie Unclesbay Alex. Strong Will Martin Lon Beachout George Kahn Mary Diller David Steele Miss Audrey Audrey Goldie Finley Mabel Finley Read Morgan Eva Davis Ina Murphy Freda Secrest Nellie Rossiter Earl Morgan Harry Finley Oren Murphy Oscar Davis Harry Corbett Leland Laughlin Harris Steele Other Laughlin Lawrence Steele Arthur Steele S. L. Murphy Obert Kackley Red Cross Delma Gladys Danford Pleasant City Ray Detra Dewey Yoho Bertha Kennonsburg Mary Williams Frank Moss Thomas Selby Cora Clobs Harry Gibbs France William and Warren Baker Love City Grace Hall Margaret Malone Walhending No. 2 City Hospital Mitchell Gomer Davis Cumberland Lowell Nicholson Lewis Doty Okey Thomas Ava Addie Davis Howard Doty L. E. Long Homer Anderson Pleasant Grove Harry Doty F. la Frank Knox Annise Wes Anderson Watt James Will Griffith Chas. McCloy Crooksville Chas. Conrad James Siddle New Buffalo Chas. Wentworth Caldwell Roy Wilson Willie Patterson Ira McLaughlin George Wills Roxie Watkins Tom Blackburn Byesville A. A. Bird Geo. Wills Flora Cooper Ollie Taylor Levi Weekley Jessie Berry Camp Sherman Corporal James Berry Jack Taylor

Local social and travel notes from Quaker City district

Local inhabitants make business trips to Quaker City and Washington. Several residents visit relatives near Lore City and Hendrysburg. Hay hauling, livestock notes, and visits by Mr and Mrs Burson, Bendure, Taylor, Scott, and others mark the week.

Thomas Law Quaker City James Scott Bendure Elizabeth T. FE William Black Thomas Casterline Hendrysburg Oscar Burson L. H. Bendure William Woodburn Salesville Verny Law Washington Stacy Taylor Fairview Frank Hayes Joseph Brokaw Coleman Center Lore City

Winterset Schools Reopen After Scarlet Fever Break

Winterset reports no new scarlet fever cases as schools resume Monday after a one week vacation. PD R Swain spent last week in Zanesville and Cambridge. Several residents and students are listed as ill or visiting relatives in Cambridge Columbus and Kimbolton while others returned to duties.

PD. R. Swain Zanesville Cambridge Maud Wirick O. V. Gattrell Will Fair J. D. Fair Rev. Knipe Neva Wirick Thomas

Quarantine Lifts as Miller Home Cleared of Smallpox

East Cambridge reports quarantine removal from Russel Miller home after Mary Miller recovered from smallpox. Joseph Todd of Love City visits daughter Mrs James Barrow. Andrew Anker and wife from Colley block spend Sunday with John and Mrs Anker. Jake Chapman of Cambridge Glass Co dammaged cleanup burn Saturday. Helen Anker recovers from measles. W Headley listed as seriously ill.

Russel Miller Mary Joseph Todd Love City James Barrow Andrew Anker Colley Block John Anker Jake Chapman Cambridge Glass Co Helen Anker W. Headley

Akron woman in critical condition at bedside

Mrs. J. Watson remains at the bedside of her daughter Mrs. Charles Slay of Akron who is in a critical condition. Mildred Valentine is confined at home with measles. Mrs. Jane Willis, previously seriously ill, is much better. Peter Schmetta was injured at the Klondyke mines Saturday when thrown under a car during a mining trip, suffering severe leg bruises.

J. Watson Charles Slay Akron Mildred Valentine Jane Willis Peter Schmetta Klondyke Mines

Local families host dinners and visits in Pleasant City area

Greenbrier Mr and Mrs Jefferson Gregg and Mrs Odessa Erskine and children were entertained Sunday with a chicken dinner at Samuel Williams home and family in Pleasant City. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore and two children visited relatives near Chaseville. Mr and Mrs Jeff Gregg visited friends near Chaseville. Mr and Mrs George McGeary and three children of Pleasant City spent...

Jefferson Gregg Odessa Erskine Samuel Williams Pleasant City Lloyd Moore Chaseville Jeff Gregg George McGeary

Local Visitors and Funeral Attendees Around Middlebourne

Sunday with Raymond Schofield and wife Willard Hartup of Akron called on friends nearby. John Leeper and Mrs. Mary Frame attended the funeral of Mrs. John Tipton at Middlebourne Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bird and Mrs. John Shane of Love City spent Sunday with Mrs. Cook.

Willard Hartup Akron John Leeper Mary Frame John Tipton Middlebourne Joe Bird John Shane Love City Cook

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas Bainter Canton A. A. Bainter Senecaville International News Service Mrs. Iggs Myself MR. Iggs Buffalo Quaker City R. D Winterset East Cambridge Greenbrier Raymond Schofield Hartley’s Auto Supplies Cambridge, Ohid Ruth Rowland Miss MacTammany Joan of Arc Alma Orphan Annie Madam Butterfly Mimi Mother Machree George McManus
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