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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
5
Scribbled fragments show amounts like five dollars and tens tied to an item. No clear context, dates, names, or places are readable. Unable to determine event, person, or organization from the fragment.
Teachers examinations will be held the first Saturday of every month with Boxwell exams on the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May. Boxwell commencement is the last Saturday in June. All meetings at Cambridge Ohio. Examinations begin at 30 dollars. President H L Cash Eve s ville Ohio. Vice President G E Bell Cumberland Ohio. Clerk W G Wolfe Quaker City Ohio.
Dr and Mrs Will Haines of Pittsburg visit Mr and Mrs L G Haines Jed Lingenfelter of East Wheeling avenue has had his pension increased P T Suitt agent Born to Mr and Mrs John Phillips of Fair Ground addition a son July 3 1905 W H J Bonnell of Cambridge pension increased to 17 per month P T Suitt agent Born to Mr and Mrs J Brace Davison of West Gomber avenue a son July 5 1905 Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Robinson of East Wheeling avenue a daughter July 5 1905 Judge Campbell ill at Mt Lake Park left his sick bed for Turver G Brown funeral Emma Milliner vs Douglas Mifflin divorce and abandonment Grounds gross neglect of duty Ice cream social Wednesday evening July 19 at Jacob Hughes house Evershear invited Fred McCullenga of Pittsburg visiting parents in Londonderry township David Leeper of Kimbolton RD 3 paid for Day Jeffer six months in advance Mrs Richard Storer of Zanesville visiting Res and Mrs J D Palmer Craig block Mrs Storer's husband in Boston on business Mr Rambar of Home Outfitting Co to Chicago Wednesday for furniture fair exhibit Board of Trustees of Cambridge Children's Home patch and handsome horse and carriage of Brown and Knoeff city The court case 8235 indicates local civic news.
Pittsburgh July 5 Amalgamated Association and American Sheet Steel Tin Plate Company reach agreement to keep old wage scale with reduced output until August 1 export tin at 8 percent continues then 4 percent. Workers settle on last year’s scale with talks for further conference. company prepared to run non union if terms fail. Dresden plant to resume today after weeks of inactivity and a petition urged open mills aligning with New Philadelphia and Canal Dover operations.
J F McBride and family from Cambridge visited his mother and sister in Antrim last week. Robert Tuttle and wife attended the C. E. convention at Dayton. O P Saviers attended a Cambridge teachers' exam and plans to teach in Londonderry this winter. Mrs Blanche Bowers and her young son of Cambridge visited Wm Bowers. Rev W W Willis of North Buffalo and sister Mrs Frank Hanna of Cambridge visited James M Jer's family. Mrs Walter McBride left for Quaker City for hospital treatment. Dr X W Cowden of Germantown was in town. Mrs QO M Shipley and son Ralph of New Concord visited A C SE Clair. Mrs Mary Hope, Mattie Carson and Nancy Bell returned from Dayton. Miss Jennie Gardner, nurse from Oshkosh, stays with Mr Sanborn while his daughter Florence travels east. Mrs Altice Hanna and three children of East Orange, N J, visited Mrs Hanna's aunt Miss Eliza Anderson.
A Cambridge Fourth of July celebration saw private gatherings and fireworks with limited attendance. At the Duffey residence on Marietta Avenue South Side a five year old boy burned his hands and face while handling a sack and a match causing a small blaze. Mrs. Duffey suffered burn injuries while discarding the sack, as others attempted to keep the fire under control. The incident halted festivities briefly. no further injuries reported.
United States provides half of a ten million dollar loan negotiated by the Japanese government. The note asserts the US has a large cash surplus enabling such loans and plugs Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for numerous ailments. The advertisement claims immediate benefits for delicate women and urges buying the product from a druggist, marking the bottle with a private stamp.
The Guernsey County Prohibition convention met at E. R. B. McCollum’s North 10th Street residence Friday evening and nominated a county ticket. John N. McCartney chaired the gathering with Rev. G. Q Miller as secretary. The ticket includes Representative John H. Harding of Cambridge, Probate Judge Vincent Fulton of Adams township, County Commissioner George Kennedy of Knox township, Coroner Dr. J. A. Kackley of Valley township, and Infirmary Director Samuel Carter of Oxford township. Delegates and alternates to the state convention were elected, with Rev. J. S. McMunn, John McCartney and many others named. the executive committee comprises Doudna, McCollum, McCartney, Rose, and McCollum. The meeting closed with addresses by Rev. Carman, Rev. Miller, Mrs. V. D. Romans, and R. H. Rose.
A list of couples from Cambridge Byesville Middlebourne and surrounding areas received marriage licenses. Names include C Coleman and Maude Long, A M Satcher and Grace Boetcher, J T Mendenhall and Eva Brill, Byrne Leeper and Nellie Clark, Ross G Garnes and Rosa Ler Brown, James Oxley and Mary Ravage, Howard Powell and Mary Black, C W Stokes and Rebecca Bing ham, Benon Mc naughlin and Alice Baker, Ernest Bryant and Anna Trikplett, Emmet C Cale and Ella Al bright, M E Jewell and Lula Blackford.
A historic report lists names of teachers who passed one two or three year examinations in literature and other branches. The legislature made literature compulsory and allowed flexible timing for those not yet prepared. Certificates issued before Sept 1 must be presented for recognition or risk invalidity.
John Alexander was killed in a street car Talway accident Sunday. Deceased was born near New Concord and was 22 years old, well known in the city. John Murray of the Incal order of the Red Men affirmed the death and said the body would be shipped here Tuesday afternoon for interment. Summer colds and hay fever are described as summer grip by remedies and Dr Humphreys Specific “Seventy Seven” is advertised as relief for various mucous conditions, with the product available at drug stores or by mail from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Margaret A Scott born September 3 1554 departed June 25 1905 aged 50 years nine months and 22 days. faithful wife and mother member of Methodist church for years married September 10 1474 to JB Scott eight children six surviving infant losses. mourners include husband six children three grandchildren a brother and two sisters funeral at MBS church Monday conducted by Rex James Gray Caledonia Ow Enterprise Scott family recently moved from Miau enurne Guernsey counts to Caledonia.
The ladies of Center Baptist church will host an ice cream sociable at D. E. Braden’s residence three miles north of Cambridge on Birmingham road Friday evening July 1st. All are invited.
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