Society Notes of Mission Council Meet in Cambridge
The Women’s Missionary Council of the federation churches met Monday at 2 PM at First United Presbyterian Church, with President Mrs EF W Matthews Jr calling. Committees were formed from each denomination for board terms, a photo project for country churches, a plan for a Old Home Week union service, and social events with refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Council of the
Federation Churches of the City
First United Presbyterian Church
EF. W. Matthews
First Baptist
J. B. Ferguson
Harlan Squibb
Nannie Rainey
Second Baptist
Henry Hall
M. Evans
Emma Shriver
First United Presbyterian
Wylie
Palmer
T. C. White
Second United Presbyterian
Elliot
A. D. Thompson
R. D. Hood
Jennie Whitehead
William Brown
Bruner
Rosenberger
A. E. Fletcher
W. D. Baker
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Enterline
Kidd
C. J. White
Guernsey
Cambridge
J. W. Ashwood
Social Notices and Gatherings in Pleasant City
Will entertain class members at North Fourth street home Thursday evening. Dinner at six for twelve guests hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Towner at East Wheeling avenue. Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Chas. Clary’s home. Christian Endeavors plan regular monthly meeting at D. W. Suitt’s home. Cambridge lodge I C O F No 301 hosted first degree in Pleasant City with 50 attendees. Prof and Mrs John H Latchet depart for Denver for Knights Templar Conclave. Mrs. Carr honored at 5 pm dinner by Mrs. T G Brown and others. Surprise party for William Turnbaugh on South Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Meyert
North Fourth Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Hixon
T. B. Towner
East Wheeling Avenue
Frank Williams
Ormonde and
Denice
Benton Towner
Milford
Edith Lloyd
Virgil Towner
Pittsburgh
Grace Towner
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Chas. Clary
North Fifth Street
Christian Endeavors
Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church
D. W. Suitt
Oakland Addition
Cambridge Lodge I
Pleasant City
Cambridge Lodge
John H. Latchet
Wheeling Avenue
Denver
Colo
Knights Templar
W. H. Keil
Sarchet Music Store
Sarchet
Carr
T.G. Brown
J. M. Carr
Damascus
L. McMillen
North Eleventh Street
Frank Carr
East Beatty Avenue
East Cambridge Social Event Honors Guests From Cleveland and Marietta
Mrs. Mary McManus hosted an evening party in East Cambridge complimenting Mrs. John Fallon of Cleveland and Mrs. Marvel Alloway of Marietta with Mrs. Martin Varley of Chicago among other guests. A three course luncheon followed at ten o'clock. Class No. 21 of the First Methodist Episcopal church, with teacher Mrs. Mary Hall, plans a picnic at City Park Thursday afternoon and all are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheppard
West Steubenville Avenue
John Fallon
Cleveland
Marvel Alloway
Marietta
Mary McManus
East Cambridge
Martin Varley
Chicago
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Hall
Cincinnati group returns from Buckeye Lake outing
Mr and Mrs Jay W Campbell with Misses Mary Longsworth Gertrude Longsworth Lucile Lemmon of Cincinnati and William Hicks have returned from a delightful outing at Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Campbell
Mary Longsworth
Gertrude Longsworth
Lucile Lemmon
Cincinnati
William Hicks
Buckeye Lake
Surprise Lutheran party honors Rev Doty before Maryland trip
More than 100 members of the Lutheran church gathered at the Doty home on Woodlawn avenue for a surprise send off as Rev R W Doty and his family prepare to leave Wednesday for a vacation and pastorship in Maryland. Attorney Milton H Turner presented a silver purse to the couple while the choir sang favorite hymns and guests enjoyed lawn seating and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Stottlemire
Luella Moss
South Eleventh Street
Milton H. Turner
One Oclock Luncheon Honors Mrs Carr of Damascus
Mrs J R Keyes of North Ninth street hosted a one oclock luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Mrs J M Carr of Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Keyes
North Ninth Street
J. M. Carr
Damascus
Woman Struck by Lightning in Spring Street Yard
Mrs. Ellis Wendell, of Spring street, was struck by lightning while taking in laundry Tuesday afternoon. She was unconscious, revived by Dr. Clyde Voorhies, and remained serious but showed improvement as recovery hopes grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Wendell
Spring Street
Heat takes toll as Pittsburg endures 90 degree day
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania July 29 with temperatures near ninety degrees and no relief forecast the city reports three deaths and two prostrations attributed to the heat. Local authorities issue cautions and urge residents to stay hydrated and indoors during the heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Derwent Mine 10 Be Pumped Out At Last
From Byesville unofficial reports say the Derwent mine will be pumped out soon after preparations finish. Work may take about two months, shorter than earlier forecasts. Preparations at Valley mine include new pumping machinery to resume operations. About 400 miners are unemployed due to floods. some have found work at Black Diamond mine. District President Thompson works to relocate workers. Local officials purchase a new meeting hall on Fifth Street, known as the C. C. Parrish Wagon Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
Derwent
Black Diamond
National Coal Company
Thompson
Fifth Street
C. C. Parrish Wagon Shop
Hila Ruby
Onna Abels
Mary Blancett
Cambridge
J. W. Ruby
Mt. Ephraim
Dicken Drug Store
Rexall Store
Miss Pearl Nesbitt
Buckeye Lake
Columbus
S. E. Dowell
Summerfield
Edith
Laura
Ralph Beem
Myra Metheney
William Seigel
Nicholson's
Gus Knapp
Heed
J. H.mccreary
California
West
Kipling
J. H. Burris
James, Jr
Missionary and Temperance Meeting Receives Reports
Devotionals led by Mrs King Thompson open a program on Missionary and Temperance with prayers by Mesdames Oliver and Watson. W C T U reports, talks by several members, and papers read by Mrs Wilda Love and Mrs Emma Oliver. Nine new enrollment names noted. A Hartford infant, Mary Williams, died after cholera infantum. funeral set for tomorrow. Alpha Delta class entertained at Miss Roberta Morse's home with a purple and gold theme. Theatre party to the Lyric in Cambridge includes Pearl Nesbitt and others. post performance hosts were Miss Elsie Stokley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Love
Emma Oliver
Mary Reed
Mary Robinson
Helen Shry
Esther Corwin
William Craig
Mary Williams
Levi Williams
Hartford
Alpha Delta
Roberta Morse
Ethel Garner
Cambridge
Pearl Nesbitt
Mary Barclay
Muriel Heiner
Ada Witten
Isabelle Endley
Higginsville
Jennie Wilson
Elsie Stokley
Mary McMurray
Blanche Hammond
Oldest Practicing Physician Dies After 72 Years Practice
The aged Illinois physician Dr Linn dies, wife Eva Sanders, married 1824, predeceased him by 14 years. Survived by 12 children led by Mellville N Linn 78 of Santa Ana, 62 grandchildren and 5% great grandchildren. Grandson Filmore Linn, 52, has been married three times. other descendants include Irene Moss in Seattle and Cappa Arnolc in Santa Ana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Sanders
Linn
Mellville N. Linn
Santa Ana
Calif
Irene Moss
Seattle
Wash
Cappa Arnolc
Lewis Linn
Charleston
Ills
Kate Linn
Oconee
Ill
Marshell B. Linn
Herrick
Green Defends Anti Screen Law At Ohio Hearing
United Mine Workers secretary Senator Green testified before the state coal screen commission in Columbus on July 29. He said 50,000 Ohio coal miners are treated unfairly under the current weighing system and that 60 to 80 percent of Ohio coal is run of mine while miners are paid only for a portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Columbus
State Coal Screen Commission
Senator Green
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Green
City plans 10 oust Bell Co in Lancaster council steps
Lancaster C July 29 Proceedings to revoke the franchise of the Bell Telephone Company and oust it from the city have begun after notice to business men of a rate increase from 2 to 3 dollars monthly. Council authorized November election on issuing 175000 dollars in bonds for a municipal lighting plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Lancaster
Bell Telephone Company
Infant Deaths In Local Families Prompt Services
Infants Pass Away Frank Kelly, 13 months, of North Fifth street dies Tuesday at 4 AM. Body to be shipped to Wheeling Wednesday by B and O with funeral Thursday afternoon. Short home service tonight at 7 30 led by Rev R A Elliott. Helen Herman, 10 months, of South Cambridge dies Monday at 6 PM after brief illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at home with Northwood cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Frank Kelly
North Fifth Street
Wheeling
R. A. Elliott
Helen
A. J. Herman
South Cambridge
Northwood Cemetery
Local residents and visitors observed around Cambridge
Numerous items list people visiting Cambridge from Columbus Zanesville Newark and other towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Abel McGrath F K Hall J L Douglas T E Cassidy and many relatives or friends. Events mention returns from trips and short visits plus a few arrests and travels to nearby cities.
Blame Placed on Rice Pudding Over Poisoning Case
Bellefontaine Ohio July 29 H H Glase inspector of the National Canners Association arrives to take affidavits on illness of 38 people and two deaths linked to a local restaurant. He seeks to prove canned goods did not cause the poisoning while authorities blame rice pudding contaminated by a refrigerator. Cincinnati residents H B Slater and Michael Carnes are named among the deceased or ill.
Court News Alimony and Estate Filings Highlight Session
Will of Revere Heade. application to take testimony filed in estate matters. First and final accounts filed by executors. Gazdyscak v Gazdyscak et al. First National Bank of Byesville and Cambridge Collieries Co ordered to pay alimony from defendant funds. Shively v Shively alimony set at thirty dollars monthly, payments to start now. Cook v Cook divorce granted for wilful absence. plaintiff to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Heade
Wm. H. Hartley
Katharine Gazdyscak
Andrew Gazdyscak
First National Bank of Byesville and Cambridge Collieries Co
Josie M. Shively
James W. Shively
Rebecca BE
Cook
Sherman E. Cook
Guernsey County Plans Major Development Push
A group including Atty E W Mathews Milton Stiles B F Sheppard Homer Weeden and commissioners E D Stone W B Johnson and Lafayette Temple met Gov Cox in Columbus seeking state aid for paving and National Pike improvements in Cambridge and arranging a governor visit to speak on the projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Atty
E. W. Mathews
Milton Stiles
B. F. Sheppard
Homer Weeden
E. D. Stone
W. B. Johnson
Lafayette Temple
Columbus
Beasy Money and a Boy's Earnest Penny Practice
Champ Clark recalls a Bowling Green Missouri boy who asked his mother for a nickel. She urged earning spending money, then found him on the street with a crowd. A fence post card offered trades for small creatures and a 1 cent 2 cent 3 cent 5 cent price list showing the boy selling odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Bowling Green
Missouri
Willie Jones
Summerland Beach Chautauqua Opens at Buckeye Lake
The notice invites families and clubs to spend two weeks at Summerland Beach Buckeye Lake for wholesome entertainment and moral uplift with boating, fishing and sports. Rates include about $1 per day plus $2.25 rail fare with meals optional in a dining tent. The Chautauqua begins next Monday August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Peace Delegates Arrive as Balkan War Fights Continue
Dispatches from Bucharest report all Balkan peace delegates have arrived in Vienna. No decisions have been made yet as fighting rages with Greeks advancing on Bulgaria while Turkey holds towns captured last week and makes no new moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Vienna
Balkan States
Turkey
Savings Bank Earns Roll of Honor For Strong Surplus
The Citizens Savings Bank Co. reports surplus exceeding capital stock and offers to pay deposit interest and provide loans on favorable terms from 639 Wheeling Ave. The bank highlights its conservative management and readiness to serve customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Ave
Funeral for William Tharp to be held at home service
The funeral for William Tharp will be held at his mother Mrs. Jefferson Riggs home in the Glass Plant addition Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Rev. C. C. Slater will conduct the services. Interment follows at Northwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tharp
Jefferson Riggs
Glass Plant
C. C. Slater
Northwood Cemetery
Mrs Duffey and Family Visit Newark Relatives
Mrs. Frank L. Duffey along with daughter Helen and son Charles left Tuesday to visit Newark relatives and friends, extending a family trip with time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Rankin
John Decked
New Concord
S. W. Dilley
Anna Moffett
Ethel
Harold Steele
Sarah Ankers
Kimbolton
Frank Miller
Caldwell
Henry Williams
Columbus
John Ridgeway
Otsego
Frank Hammond
Frank L. Duffey
Helen
Charles
Newark
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Society Notes
Women’s Missionary Council
Turnbaugh
Angie Krickenbaum
Zola
Cora
Kathryn Gray
William Turnbaugh
South Tenth Street
E. F. Meek
Superintendent Hays
G. F. Pierce
Oust Bell CO
Mrs. Abel McGrath
F. K. Hall
Quaker City
J. L. Douglas
T. E. Cassidy
Zanesville
William Gessner
North Seventh Street
Kathryn Lorrayne Romanoff
Mollie Olive Romanoff
East End
Romanoff
Charles Gessner
Bertha Mathews
Edna Davis
The
Woolworth Co
Mary E. Clark
Steubenville Avenue
Hickory, Pa
Hattie Clark
Oklahoma
William Finley
Jewett
William Harris
Newcomerstown
City
Tracey Fremont
George McDermont
Virgil L. Towner
Ruth Robinson
Bird's Run
Walter Robinson
Orchard Avenue
Zelma Engel
Millersburg
W.C Parsons
North Tenth Street
R. H. Shimmin
Thomas
Nebraska
George Waxler
Dewey Avenue
William Lyons
Birds Run
P. J. Healy and Son
W. J. Healy
W. C. Spring
Mrs. Alvin Geasley
Mrs. W. C. Spring
North Sixth Street
Guy Walters
Homer Peoples
Cumberland
Emma Peoples
R. L. Carpenter
John A. Gray
Amelia and
John of
Dennison
Howard Baxter
J. R. Carlisle
Lewis Hill
James Dawson
William Thompson
W. A. Bell
Thelma
Walter Stephens
Charles Stephens
Michigan
Lettie Bell
William Warner
N. D. Cunningham
Earl and
Nettie
Bird’s Run
W. Va
Lottie Woods
London
Laura and
Margaret Willis
Lorena Huffman
Cassells Station
J. M. Williams
Jed Williams
Edgar Geese and
Carl Scott
Bliss Business School
Harrison Melcher
James Gibson
Atlantic City
A. R. Shegog
Love City
L. Johnson
Texcell City
Okla
Mary Smith
New Philadelphia
Ethel Lawrence
John Vandick
Yarnell and
Gilmore
Dilley
D. E. Smith of
Philip Eaton
Harriet
Gaston Avenue
Charles ©. Eaton
Clarksburg
C. J. Forney
Hazel Forsythe
Glenn Campbell
Senecaville
Cambridge Friends
E. E. Voorhies
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
New York City
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Probate
Common Pleas
Gov. Cox
Beasy Money
Citizens Savings Bank Co
Cambridge, Ohio
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