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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
The Daily Jeffersonian announces availability at Wews Depot located in Mathews Block on North Seventh Street for readers and subscribers.
Delivery by carriers in Cambridge costs 10 cents weekly or 6 dollars yearly. Mail subscriptions must be prepaid and will not continue beyond the paid period. The Weekly Jeffersonian charges 1 dollar annually, 60 cents for six months, 26 cents for three months. Published each evening except Sunday at 821 823 Wheeling Avenue.
The entry notes Manasseh Cutler a clergyman and pioneer who died in 1823. Commodore William Bainbridge a naval officer who died in 1838. and Samuel Sands a printer who first set The Star Spangled Banner in type and died in 1891.
The note records sun setting at 7 15 and rising at 4 49 with a moon set at 1 22 a m and mentions noon at a moment of greatest bration eas.
The Jefferson club in Columbus, Ohio, accepts an invitation to its First Annual Outing to be held at Olen tangy Park on August 5, 1909. Chief speakers include Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio Honorable Atlee Pomerene of Canton Ohio and Honorable A P Sandless.
The Times Recorder notes Joyce’s possible tariff stance on coal and oil and questions his opposition to Taft on free hides and to Payne on free wood pulp. It lists Ohio lawmakers Kennedy Keifer Thomas Taylor Johnson Joyce Hollingsworth Cole as insurgent figures. The paper warns its faith in Joyce is tested by these positions.
Florence Galliger is ill at her residence on Weedon avenue. She has been reported to be under medical care with family support present. No additional conditions or dates are provided.
Moorehead of Wheeling plans a Tuesday visit to the city. The event is expected to draw local residents and may feature remarks from city officials.
Mrs. Fred Boyd, who has been with relatives in Lore City, returned yesterday, marking a short home visit amid family arrangements.
Nelson and daughter Eva of ville spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs R H Dilley of West Wheel.
Supt Williams urges teachers to be dreamers and performers linking school to home and civic life. He warns against lost originality and calls half year promotions and group systems as progress. Carr praises city governance and safe healthy educational centers with public workhouses for the unemployed.
The township organization seeks rapid access to books. Orders can be left with the county secretary or mailed to W. Ke. Kershner in Columbus Ohio at Page Hall. O. Bi U. Raymond Roahrig serves as secretary.
The president and crowd applaud as Orville Wright is praised for setting a new world's record. He humbly notes beating his brother's mark while the audience laughs at a quip about the passenger. The exchange highlights the celebrated achievement and public admiration.
James Dilley of the R. H. Dilley jewelry store narrowly escaped serious injury Tuesday evening when a small alcohol lamp he was refilling exploded. He lit the lamp earlier to aid jewelry repairs and did not extinguish the flame while topping up the alcohol. The blast caused excitement but minimal damage.
Chief Long acted on a telegram from Mingo Junction seeking a man named Harry Teetters wanted for a board bill jumper. Officer S S Meredith arrested a man noon today and holds him pending word from Mingo Junction. The detainee says he is Buck Stelzer and denies being the wanted man.
Prof. Hugh R. Smith of Smithville will depart for Martins Ferry to assume duties as principal under Superintendent L. Ek. York. No successor is named for Cambridge High School.
Miss Mary Gormley of East Wheeling Avenue, long ill in Columbus, was brought home this afternoon by her mother. She went to Columbus to study nursing, fell very ill, and her mother was summoned. She is reported better.
George Klingman and Josiah Stuller, former Guernsey county residents, born there and in Senecaville, left after the Civil War for Iowa where they have since lived, are now visiting friends in Cambridge.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening after prayer meeting instead of Friday evening, due to Chautauqua attendance.
Miss Mabel Rich of Senecaville attends the teachers institute and stays as a guest at the L. S. Reasoner residence on North Sixth Street.
Mrs J E K Wolverton expresses gratitude to the Lady Maccabees for the beautiful house plants recently given to her.
Dr. B A Souders and his Winterset family were hosted by John Stewart and his relatives on Gaston avenue today.
Miss Ethel Hargrove of Fairview visits her sister Mrs Earl Ford on Madison Avenue South Cambridge to spend time together and catch up.
The Byesville and Cambridge University affiliated Bank Companies of the K of P Lodge have leased the Driving Park from the Guernsey Valley Fair Co for Labor Day and are preparing for a grand celebration with an interesting program.
Notice for a called meeting of Local No 6, Brotherhood of Timber 1st? B. of T. this evening at 8:00 p m in the Pathfinders hall rear room. Important committe.
William Mitchell returns home after a month visiting friends in Winterset. Miss Henrietta Bolton and Miss Agnes Criswell of the Cambridge Glass Co. office are spending ten days on the lakes.
Dentists J B Secrest and A Wu Stewart operate on the second floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge Ohio. Phone contact 422 R. Nev 23-1.
An old newspaper grocery advertisement lists items such as 18 lb sugar 25 lb sacks beans various soaps oats currants tomatoes and cereals with prices per pound can per item and mentions different brands and bulk coffee options. It encourages customers to call or ask for items not shown in the ad.
The Guernsey Building and Loan Company promotes secure savings that grow with interest. Signed by KE A. Scott Secretary Cambridge Ohio dated July 7.
Diamonds watches and jewelry offered at right prices. "The right goods at the right prices" promises savings of 26 percent. Advertising copy notes location opposite the courthouse and mentions a Williams February 10 date.
Dr A W Woyd a Cambridge Ohio dentist lists tungsten electric lamps on sale at Branthoover and Johnston Co. in the Central National Bank building on the third floor. Os8 tf is noted in the ad.
J A Jenkins departed Tuesday for Buckeye Lake where he plans a ten days outing. The trip aims to relax and enjoy lake activities and scenery.
Mr and Mrs Thos McKee and their son Ross and daughter Maud of Zanesville are visiting relatives in Cambridge.
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