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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
5
An assorted newspaper ad mentions Linen Oxfords and slippers sold at Turnbaugh's with prices noted for ladies and children. A pension increase for J. P. Mahaffey is recorded, and a social note records a May 25 1905 visit near Cambridge and a 1905 wheat yield report. The text includes fragmented notes on individuals, dates, and local events with several OCR errors.
Cambridge Lodge No. 32 Pathfinders of Cartriage Ohio mourn the death of brother David D. Taylor. He was a warm friend, capable adviser, and eloquent advocate. Lodge charter draped for 30 days. secretary to present transcript to Mrs. Veyler family and publish memorial in city and county papers. Perpetual entry in lodge minutes.
Residents host guests including Mrs. Margaret Licksider and family, Dr. and Mrs. Wells welcome visitors from Kentucky, and Judge Mackey names two new County visitors for three-year terms. Reports mention stage life, a school commencement, a Dresden mill shutdown, wheat harvest help, and local social updates with several named individuals and places.
The Cambridge High School annual Field Day at Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park drew a large crowd in the morning but rain in the afternoon canceled remaining events. Winners included Leonard Lyne in several track events and Irma Acheson in the girls 50 yard dash, with Piatt and Osborn also taking multiple prizes. Basketball, class belay results, and prize distribution followed at the Central school building.
The State v H O Barber in Zanesville and the Ohio case against Herbert O Barber in Cambridge bank wrecker matter are postponed. Prosecution cites the sudden death of an expert and funding concerns, saying no further statements will be issued. Judge Kennedy confirms the docket remains continued to the next term.
Dennis Eagan, a mill employee, fired three revolver shots into a crowd of mill workers at the Sheet mill around 9 PM Monday. No one was struck amid a chaotic scramble to escape. Police inquired and sent telegrams to local contacts as Blair traveled to New York later that afternoon.
Wednesday evening June ith the Sene caville High School commencement exercises will feature invocations, music, addresses, diplomas, and a benediction. The program lists Rev Mr Sullivan, L York, and Lizele M Selzer among officials, with marriage licenses noted in the proceedings.
Addison C. Dickinson, who recently sold the Newark American Tribune and held an option on the Cambridge Times, has purchased a Republican newspaper in New Castle, Pennsylvania for about 35000. He is in New Castle with details of the deal not yet released. New Castle, with roughly 30000 residents, sits about 49 miles northwest of Pittsburgh and supports two daily Republican papers, the Herald and the News.
Allen T. Enlow of Canton Ohio and Miss Alice B. Lingenfelter of Pittsburgh Pa will wed Thursday June 1 at Homewood Presbyterian Church Pittsburg and depart for Canton to reside. Both are well known in Cambridge with Enlow formerly a Sheet Mill bookkeeper now with Canton mill of American Sheet Tin Plate Co. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jud Lingenfelter of East Wheeling Avenue.
Rain did not deter a large turnout for the Cambridge Hospital Co sale on North 9th Street. Col J M Stevenson conducted the auction. Items included rare bargains with beds sold to Guernsey County Infirmary at about one third their value. Proceeds totaled about 400 dollars. most surgical instruments and medicines remained unsold for local drug stores.
Guernsey County teachers examinations are set for the first Saturday of each month, the third Saturday in April, and the second Saturday in May. Locations include Cambridge and Quaker City with start times at 8:08. Officials listed: H. T. Cash Bresville, Freeport G. Bell Cumberland, W. G. Wolfe Quaker City.
A Mrs H. Gee of Reedout, N. A., suffered severe gravel pains until trying Dr. David Reenate's Favorite Remedy. After use, she reports pain relief and happiness, claiming the medicine restored her health and vitality.
Fragmentary advertisement claims a one day cure for colds with Larative Bromo Satainc Rabe. It offers a money refund if care is not achieved and signs with unclear initials EW arora.
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