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Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

3

Washington school reunion marks centennial celebration

Enthusiasm rises as Washington plans Home Week August 1 to 7 inviting all former residents. Albert Lawrence and Laura Skinner lead a temporary committee to secure names and addresses, with talks planned by Dr. Burns and other invited speakers. Cambridge and other towns coordinate guest arrangements and transportation.

Washington Albert Lawrence Cleveland Laura Skinner New York City Washington Union School Secy Treas Hi. J. Leonard D. BE. Patterson Bkb Lawrence Washington School J. J. Burns Burns George H. Fracker James Lawrence J. J. Black James L. Williames Cambridge A. R. McCulloch T. C. Clark Melville Fordyce Milton McMahon Washington Committee

School Jubilee and Home Week Draw Wide Attendees

The reunion invites Washingtonians and residents from almost every state for a national celebration. The highlight will be a large picnic at the Fair Grounds. Secretary seeks names and addresses to arrange accommodations and entertainment. those without letters should contact David K. Patterson, Secretary, Washington Committee, Washington Guernsey Co. Ohio.

Ohio Washington Committee David K. Patterson Washington, Guernsey Co

Aged Citizen Ayers Thomas Dies in Lore City

Lore City June 1 Mr Ayers Thomas longtime resident and man of high honor died at his home west of town last Saturday night from pneumonia Funeral services are set for Tuesday with interment likely at Senecaville Miss Agatha Hoskins and Mrs Clem Willey visited Hoskinsville, while Miss Hoskins and Mrs Roy Larechet plan Zanesville trip Stop 1 East Cambridge to host church picnic June 5 proceeds go to East End M K church programs

Lore City Ayers Thomas Here Senecaville Agatha Hoskins Roy Larechet Zanesville East End M. Kk East Cambridge

Hat Buying Dilemma Sparks Witty Exchange

A pun from Puck notes that two heads fail to ease the burden of purchasing a new hat, highlighting the stubborn state of fashion and the comic view on shopping. The quip frames a lighthearted look at domestic or social decision making in a whimsical tone.

Puck

Linkhorn Begins Duties as Incoming County Treasurer

Lloyd Linkhorn, elected County Treasurer, after four teen years with Cambridge Works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co., obtained a leave of absence and visited Treasurer La Follette to learn tasks and prepare the December tax duplicate. A respected former roller, he has never been idle during his service.

Cambridge American Sheet and Tin Plate Co Lloyd Linkhorn East Gomber Avenue Thompson la Follette Linkhorn Messrs. Campbell and Beckett

Mrs Thos McQuaide Dies After Illness in Pittsburgh

Cambridge friends report the death of Mrs Dr Thomas McQuaide formerly of Cambridge at her Pittsburgh home Monday after a long illness of Brights disease. Born in Guernsey County she was about fifty. Survived by two daughters and one son Clarence of Pittsburgh. Funeral arrangements not announced. Brother John and sister Miss Anna Griffith of Washington County were in Cambridge en route to Pittsburgh.

Cambridge Pittsburg Thomas McQuaide Bright Shew Guernsey County Clarence Pittsburgh John Anna Griffith Washington

Memorial Day Observances Across Several Towns

Extended reports detail Memorial Day parades and ceremonies in Byesville Kimbolton Cumberland Quaker City Fairview Claysville and Hartford. Veterans posts school children and local clergy led processions with flags decoratings and patriotic addresses by judges and lawyers.

Byesville KE. F. Meeks Lincoln E. S. Blake Hawkins Wilson Stockdale Duncan C. L. Blackburn Eyesville Mr. Bevington America H. W. Luccock W. C. Collins Cambridge Sons of Veterans Cumberland J. H. Mackey Sherman Granger Zanesville Quaker City J. B. Ferguson Hartford Richardson Pleasant City Cash Love City

Where Did Hubby Get It Why Shouldn't A Woman Take Money

Readers weigh a gender role question about money in the home as a quotation from an exchange column argues against a wife taking funds from her husband. The brief prompts readers to consider morality and independence within marriage.

Benefit for St John’s Episcopal Church at Colonial Theater

A large benefit event is being organized for St John’s Episcopal Church at the Colonial Theater around June 18. The program will feature professional and local talent with a one act play songs and dances. The first planning meeting is set for next Saturday at 7 30 p m at the church and a detailed announcement will follow.

St. John's Episcopal Church Colonial Theater

Porter Visited Washington with Relatives

Ellis Porter of the R. G. Dunn and Co. offices at Zanesville spent Sunday with his relatives at Washington.

Ellis Porter R. G. Dunn and Co Zanesville Washington

Memorial Day Visits Across Ohio Towns

Mr and Mrs G Guy spent Sunday and nearby days at Senecaville. Ernest Middleton of the Ionian force visited his Thomas and family at Martins over Memorial Day. T G Erler of the Denver sity Senior class opened the pulpit at the Salem Baptist near Gibson on Sunday morning and evening.

Mrs. G. Guy Seoadeery Senecaville Ernest Middleton Ionian Force Thomas Martins T. G. Erler Denversity Salem Baptist Gibson

Dinner at 8. M. E. Church For Benefit Fund

Young members hosted a table dinner on Saturday evening to support the church fund. A large crowd attended and the event raised 40 dollars.

Church Fé Fund

Dudish Note Reflects Everyday Ent Intention

A brief bulletin notes that appearances can mislead and that intentions behind actions may not match what is seen. It emphasizes cautious interpretation of everyday interactions and the meaning behind what people do.

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Ben, Davis Clem. Willey Hoskinsville Thos. Mquaide R. S. Hines Practical Business College Alta Stewart Guernsey Cambridge Woman’s Relief Corps Citizens’ Colored Band Supt. Hobson J. C. Carver J. M. McGinnis Caldwell Wheeling Avenue Thos. Moss Long South Cemetery Northwood Old Cemetery W. O. Hawkins Cambridge M. E W. O. Siffert Fairview O. V. Wells Claysville Martin Post No M. E. Church C. E. Monroe Edna Pearle Barnett Church Gregg Dudish Ph Bulletin Standard Oil Company (Incorporated the Temple Book Store Masonic Temple Wheeling Ave Texas
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