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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
Local notes report June roses and hummingbirds in Middlebourne with farmers, traders, and visitors including Samuel Oliver and son from Cambridge R. C. Several residents buy bicycles and travel to Cambridge for events. Pennyroyal distilling law and a planned electric railroad loom, while garden frost fears and a gypsy incident add color to community life.
The column notes unusual June cold and recalls 1746 frost and snow in August that damaged forests. It reports J. F. Stanley resigning as railroad agent and returning to Belle Valley. B. D. Baumgardner is summoned to provide a burial outfit for an elderly resident.
Duff of Flat Ridge died Saturday night. Frank Morse and wife of Akron visited his parents over Sunday. M B Wishard and son of Akron remodeled a building for his brother in law Robert Warden and returned last week. Robert Wallace returned from Akron to visit his parents. John Montgomery of Pennsylvania came home with his bride Margaret Colse after a Pennsylvania wedding. A large gathering at Mr and Mrs S J Montgomery’s home enjoyed a fine dinner and good times. Louis Grey and family of Cambridge visited homefolks. Welcome Grey moved from Bridgeport to run the farm and care for his aged parents near here. Earl Gunn and wife of Cambridge visited George Bliss’s family. S C Montgomery left for Akron to spend two or three months. Children’s Day at the M E church will be held on June 29. Township Sunday School convention at the M E church on Sunday July 6. About 20 witnesses subpoenaed in State of Ohio vs C F Rhodes. 27 witnesses total. Jury found not guilty. defendant released. John Stiles visited last week to fish. caught a few small ones.
Senecaville resident Neyman moves his family to town from Caldwell and hosts guests Mr and Mrs Wilfred Kackley for an informal Sunday visit at their home.
Mrs. Dr. Kackley and Mrs. H W Kackley visit relatives while society groups meet at Mrs. Frame home and at the M E church. Alberta Ross sickness prompts family travel. local visitors include Tom Morrison Jim Day and Jim Spence. Bible circle and Sunday School classes host devotional readings and light refreshments. Community guests include Mrs. Fergy and Mrs. Purdum assisting at meetings.
Alliance Ohio resident Joseph R Williams endorses Saxo Salve after a thirty year eczema case clears following treatment. He reports scalp eczema healed and ring worm cured with one application also effective for other skin troubles. Sutton Oshe Cambridge provides Saxo Salve with a money back guarantee and promotes Vinci for blood purification.
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