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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
Ten contractors invited to bid by July 10 1918 noon for the erection of a residence for J H Opperman. Plans and specifications available at architect J F Orr office in the Central National Bank Building. June 26-31-eod.
Slingluff's News Depot will not deliver papers on July 4. Subscribers may pick up papers at the store. Delno Duffey of Canton visited Cambridge Sunday, returning with his wife Mrs Duffey who had been with her mother Mrs E O Fogle and other relatives in Cambridge.
Mrs. M. J. Downing of 2527 Rucker Avenue Everett Washington testifies Saxo Salve cured a forehead and ear dermatitis. She notes quick relief and reports her sister’s scalp also improved. Advertises Saxo Salve for eczema salt rheum tetter barber’s itch with a money back guarantee. Sutton Oshe druggists Cambridge Ohio. P. S. For poor blood try Vinoi.
A notice states that H H Masters of Central National Bank Building will be out of the office until July 1. The message indicates a planned absence for ten clients during this period.
The column humorously contrasts a strict teacher who punishes a boy by seating him between two girls with a man painting a canoe who hasn’t earned a vacation. It notes a clever ugly man gets by, while a handsome fool faces trouble, and that one can drink grape juice yet still prove an alibi in the Lord’s vineyard.
Mrs W H Hutts formerly Clara Frost of this city visits Mrs Chalmer Archie and family on Weedon avenue with her two daughters Erma and Esther. Her husband W H Hutts died in Luray Virginia three weeks ago after a period in California. The Hutts family planned a short stay in Cambridge.
Mr and Mrs J H Hannum with sons Walter and Samuel of Columbus and Mrs Karl Hannum with daughter Mabel Lucile of Newark traveled to Cambridge Thursday of last week and returned home Sunday. The case of Frank Bishard charged with furnishing intoxicating liquor to a minor before Mayor Dilley was dismissed and the defendant released.
The Pleasant City Lutheran church reported largely attended children day exercises on Sunday evening with the program well rendered. Several local residents visited relatives over the weekend including G W Craft and family in Norwich and Mrs Evelyn Craft on Hobson Avenue. Several others traveled to Marietta and Byesville for visits.
Miss Fay Dickerson honors cousin Miss Florence Parry of San Francisco with a small gathering. A string of visits, church society meetings, and travel between Cambridge Byesville Caldwell and Harmony fill the week, with burn damage to a two story house near town and a baby's death from meningitis. The Fourth of July plans center in Caldwell as the main local event.
In Byesville on July 1 Thomas Kerr suffered a severe foot injury at the Buffalo mine. Mrs Stella Peters and her son Philip enjoyed a Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs William Green’s home on Euclid avenue. Ed Hunter of Salesville stayed with Mr and Mrs Alvin Slay on Monday. Mrs Molly Lee of Pleasant City vacations with her sister Mrs Geo Ritchie in Race Avenue. Mr and Mrs John Hall of Urichsville returned home after visiting their parents. Mrs J E Shankland and Miss Mayme Shankland of Marietta visited Mr and Mrs Charles Wheatley on North High street. Miss Andree Conner’s July 5 marriage to R H Hutton was celebrated with a miscellaneous shower hosted by BE Conner and others at the Conner home. The event featured heart, sweet pea and daisy decorations, about 30 guests, punch on the porch, and contests. Grace Thompson and Meta Oliver won first prizes in respective contests. An elegant two course lunch followed. Out-of-town guests included Mrs J B Shankland and Miss Mayme Shankland of Marietta. E H Dixon attended Cambridge on business. Kate Reed returned to duties at the post office after vacation. Winnie Wesley hosted the Alpha Delta class at the Baptist church, with 15 members, business session and social time. Contests awarded prizes to Bessie Davis and Lula Ballentine. Dainty refreshments were served. Verna Elies and Mary Sigman left for a visit with Rev W O Hawkins in Canton.
Pleasant City residents gather for visits as R W Bess spends Sunday with Samuel Bess in Elba. Enix Leese, formerly of Pleasant City, and his wife suffer serious illness in Burgettstown. R R Johnson hires a nurse to care for his ill wife at Elizabeth Johnson’s home. Delcie Garber and Albert Watkins wed on Saturday night at eight, performed by Rev J F Cash. Delcie is James Garber’s daughter and has lived with grandmother Elizabeth Garber.
Buffalo residents Mrs. Mary Dudley and Mrs. Emma Williams shopped in Cambridge on Saturday. Mrs. Mabel Joy and Eva spent Monday with relatives at Byesville. Mrs. Cal Conrad and Mrs. Maywood Garrett visited Cambridge on Saturday. A ball game with Y and C club of Martins Ferry ended 9 to 0 for the home team. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cale visited Ava on Sunday. Will Ramsey and Mrs. Cambridge visitors Saturday evening. Arthur Faught of Byesville and his wife visited L. B. Holdenback and family on Saturday. Jas Walters and Ancil Garrett Also noted.
Mrs Garret pa at Keenan hospital and Mr Cal Conrad maester at Columbus noted in weekly Cambridge summary. Special collection at Ml B S S yielded 29594 in treasury. Class 16 led by Charles Serrest with 62 dollars. Several Cambridge residents visited kin in town and country over weekend amid illness and travel.
Isnt it the truth sold every fish out Saturday evening and telegraphed for a fresh supply to come in each day this week. So give us a call or watch for A L Erven s fish wagon. Bell 517 R or call Adams Express Co Bell or Home phone for the big fish market on Seventh street. 592 Mrs Jessie McCormick left Monday for her home in Tarentuth Pa after an extended visit with Cambridge friends and relatives Mr and Mrs H W Sigman and son Carl of Blaine avenue have returned from a visit in Canton and Cleveland.
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