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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
An old advertisement explains catarrh causes buzzing in the ears and deafness. It promotes Katarrfo products and a blower device claiming to deliver germ killing air through the nasal tract to relieve swelling and inflammation and restore hearing at home.
Mr and Mrs Arch Lofland Wheeling celebrate the safe arrival of their son Archie somewhere in France. The note confirms his status and location as wartime dispatches reach home with cautious optimism.
Judge Charles S. Turnbaugh and his family have returned home after a visit with friends in East Liverpool. J. A. Bell of the Potter Davis Company is in Cleveland on business.
An Irish prisoner escapes German custody by jumping from a window after 72 days of perilous travel across borders into Holland. He endured crawling and hiding at night, bleeding and evading sentries, and was welcomed by audiences in the United States and Britain who crave his daring story.
Eggs 50c and butter prices noted in Gibson area markets as Floyd McGee transacted business at Senecaville Tuesday. Cambridge shoppers included Mrs. R. B. Stires on Saturday. Old Washington visitors were Mr. and Mrs. John Laughman and son Charley. Clyde Burson and John Winnett appeared in Lore City and Cambridge respectively. Mrs. Agnes Inskeep and Miss Myrl Shively visited Roll Inskeep. Misses Ora Tennant and Alice Redd in Quaker City. Mathew Pettit of Love City, a former resident, listed among Thursday visitors.
Miss Daisy Shearer and her sister Mrs. Clarence Quillen visited Wednesday with Joe Huffman and Fred Calwell hauling bank props from the Milhone place to Post Boy. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller visited Mr. Carroll Sunday. Charley Resher left for Camp Sherman May 25. Noah Keith and wife are visiting in Uhrichsville.
A list of winners for the week ending June 1 1918 includes women Braden Mrs Leota Cop per Mrs Bess Daugherty Mrs Rob ert Emig Miss Marella Ewers Mrs KK W Kayne Miss Grace Lantz Mrs Claude Ranson Mrs J Shivers Miss Helen Stoffer Mrs Nannie Watson Mrs James and men Ball Jess Blowers Kenneth Blowers G A Forshey Sherman Hoopman Arthur J Geech Elmer Meighen Homer Moffett J K 2 Munk James Paul James Phillips Wm Stewart J W Thompson Ancel Tipple Ralph Ubiad George Welch J Bentley Weireich A A Wilson W W R M ALLISON P M Cambridge Ohio
Mr and Mrs F A Tabor visited friends in the city Sunday while traveling home to Macon Mississippi after visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
A cheap lemon based skin softener promises a clear complexion. Mix juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint for daily facial neck arm and hand massage to soften and brighten the skin.
Chauncey Earley of Zanesville was arrested by Patrolmen Rickey and Meredith Tuesday morning and held for authorities in Zanesville on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Chief Arter pursued Earley in a machine Tuesday.
Mrs Charles Steele of East Beatty avenue plans Monday evening travel to New York to reunite with her husband who arrived Monday morning from France where he was engaged in YMCA work.
A Cincinnati genius highlights Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists that stops aching corns instantly. The ad claims quick removal of hard and soft corns, between the toes, and calluses with no irritation or pain.
Mrs. Angeline Winlan reports her son Walter Windland has been moved from Camp Sherman to Camp Merritt in New Jersey.
Ernest Washer shows slight improvement after surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Ernest Washer remains at his bedside. Caldwell visitors Mrs. J. McKee, with Robert and Donald McKee, spent the weekend with relatives on Blaine Ave. Rev. Amsworth Hope and wife from Clinton Mass visit J. R. Hope on Gomber Ave. Mrs. Frank Williams and sons Ar Monde and Donald visit relatives here from Canton.
Craig's Department Store installed an eight day clock register with space for thirty clerks. The move aims to improve punctuality and efficiency in service. Floyd Mercer of Zanesville visited friends in Byesville Sunday. William Booth of Woodlawn Avenue went to Columbus Monday to enlist in the Marines.
Caldwell report notes a Noble county draft board led band forming with eight experienced musicians. Officers elected include W. F. Artiman president and Walter Blake secretary. Speakers at a Belle Valley mass meeting were Gunner McGinnis, W. C. Thompson, and lawyer L. B. Frazier. Community updates follow with visits and a birth announced.
A letter from Raymond Wiley in France was received by friends in this city. He writes that he is well and working hard and has met several Cambridge boys who are also well. He notes it rains there almost every day.
Omer Talkington, a prominent Clarksburg merchant, endorses Nerv Worth druggist at Nerv Worth in Cambridge. He reports stomach trouble and nervous indigestion improved after one bottle. He notes better sleep, renewed appetite for meat, and overall health gains. Local agents listed include Sheldon's Drug Store and Van Sickles. May 31 to June 4.
Notice of stockholders meeting at the Town Hall Old Washington D D on June 27 1918 at 11 pm to consider dissolution and surrender of corporate authority after board action. J M Thompson president May 24 Fri Tuesivt.
An advertisement extols the importance of dental health, linking bad teeth to unappealing appearance and broader illnesses. It promotes Senreco Tooth Paste as a preventive, notes advanced cases should see a dentist, and urges readers to consult dental professionals for preventive care.
Mrs F A Leasure of North Eleventh Street learns her nephew Paul Wilson has arrived safely in France bringing relief to the North Eleventh neighborhood.
Real estate dealer Cosgrove sold the Herbert Wilson property on North Fourth street to R Trenner for £4000.
Word has been received that David Shaw and Charles Morris who went to Columbus Thursday evening have enlisted in the coast artillery and are at the Columbus barracks. Dr. F. F. Collough of Somerton was in Cambridge Sunday and Monday. Clyde Archer of Parkersburg was in the city on business Monday. F. J. Stahler of Newcomerstown spent Monday with friends in Cambridge. Mrs Owen Bumgardner of Los Angeles Cal is the guest of her sister Mrs George Hartill on Murray avenue.
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