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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
5
Invitations issued for Lina Lucetta Ray and William Spriggs Archer wedding on June 17 at First Methodist, Marietta. Other items cover church society meetings, marches, bake sales, and social events across Cambridge and Marietta with multiple local families and clubs noted.
Miss Leona Dutton of Newark attended in Mrs. C. L. Van Arndell’s home on North Tenth street. Miss Marjorie Schairer of Wheeling avenue will host Wednesday afternoon for the Delta lota girls.
The Newark Tribune reports a young woman described as a ravishing beauty with peach blow cheeks and Paris hats. She claimed to be Dr Rambo’s daughter, begged money after fake losses, and visited multiple homes on German street and Hudson avenue, taking a dollar each time before authorities could locate her.
United Press special reports the dirigible balloon Saxony piloted by Count Zeppelin sighted in Munich at noon on June 10. The pilot said he would be forced to land due to fuel shortage during its international flight that began in Vienna where Emperor Joseph welcomed the crew earlier today.
Readers beware advertised piano deals claiming low down payments. The notice contrasts inflated total prices with genuine offerings at S225 from Sarchet Music Co located on Sit Wheeling Ave, urging buyers to compare full price and monthly payments.
Walter Jeffries son of Joseph Jeffries of Grant Avenue severed his left wrist with a knife on Monday morning. Dr O F Lowry found a three inch wound requiring several stitches to close.
A choir stand collapsed during a Billy Sunday service in Toledo on June 10 injuring two men from a male chorus and narrowly sparing a larger panic. The incident halted the gathering as workers assisted the injured and evacuated the venue.
Paris June 1 Rear Admiral Robert E Peary was made a grand officer of the Legion of Honor by President Poincare A Franco American committee held a dinner in the explorer honors Myron T Herrick the American ambassador praised the conferring as another occasion to thank France for its friendship.
Short notice advertises Salmon Huna fish and dried beef at The Cambridge City Bakery. It notes readiness for business at Cambridge Shoe Shining Parlor Mass Eighth Street. Also promotes furnished rooms for rent and a June wedding presents sale at Williams.
Try a lb of Peacock Blend Coffee from The Cambridge City Bakery. 421 Walter Pryor of Columbus and H P Pryor of Williamsport Pa were guests of their sister Mrs John Johnson of Pleasant City under treatment at Keenan hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Stewart of Marietta Road a nine pound son. Mrs F B Paine and son Charles Bremen week-end visitors at H D Farley. Mrs W L Stewart and daughter left for Columbus to visit relatives. Miss Mattie Robbins of Columbus visiting Charles Robbins family. David Murray returned from Columbus where his wife recently had an operation at Grant Hospital and is slowly improving.
A flurry of visits and travel among Cambridge residents is reported. Dr Samuel R Fulton of Cannonsburg PA visits relatives, Mrs Dewey heads to Delaware and Alliance for graduations, and several Cambridge residents travel to Zanesville Columbus Zanesville Canton Pittsburgh Akron and North Braddock for family events and visits.
Mr and Mrs Charles Green left Tuesday for Canton to make their home. Mrs W C Davidson of Marietta, visiting Cambridge relatives, left Tuesday for Birmingham to settle there. E W Peoples of Pleasant City passed through Cambridge Tuesday en route to Lore City. Bairs ambulance took Mrs Patrick Casey of North Fourth Street to Cambridge Hospital for treatment. Charles Corwin of Senecaville was discharged from Cambridge Hospital Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs David Griffeth of Deerfield traveled through Cambridge on Tuesday while returning from a visit with relatives in Lore City.
Mrs. W. H. Black and her daughters Lena and Dorothy left Tuesday to join her husband in Canton and establish their new home. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Lathner of North Fifth Street also left Tuesday for Zanesville to set up residence there.
At the Gospel Tent on South Eighth Street a revival drew a good crowd despite cold. Evangelist Stage preached from Luke 19 19 detailing Christ as seeker and savior with a pastoral tale of a missionary and an Indian about salvation by grace and substitution. Services continue at 7 15 and 7 45 with song service and reminders to bring the Red Book.
The conservative management of this bank has placed it on the roll of honor as its surplus exceeds its capital stock. This bank is prepared to pay interest on deposits and to loan money on favorable terms. 639 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio.
Davide son Gnovehic stopped a frightened team pulling a spring wagon with a box of chickens on Wheeling avenue Monday afternoon. He leaped aboard, grabbed the lines, and held the end gate as the horses ran past stores and a crowd, preventing injuries to bystanders.
Mrs W F Hale aged about 40 of West Gomber avenue died at her home Tuesday morning at 10 30 after several weeks illness. She was an earnest Christian worker and devout member of the Holiness Mission of Madison avenue. Survived by husband son Roy two sisters Louise Allom of McArthur Ohio and Sage Witherspoon of Chillicothe Ohio and one brother William Erwin of Orrtown Ohio. Funeral arrangements not completed.
The Cambridge Citizens Savings Bank Co held its annual meeting to elect directors W. B. Cosgrave D. M. Hawthorne W. C. Brown Charles S Sheppard T. W. Scott H. P. Woodworth 8 M Burgess and Otto A Bauer. The board then organized electing S. M. Burgess president W. B. Cosgrave vice president J. C. Boden cashier D. M. Hawthorne assistant cashier.
The Globe Clothing Co announces Clothcraft blue serge suits offered to the public for 11 dollars per ten days from Wednesday June 11th through Saturday June 21st. No suspenders or belts included. All-wool Clothcraft suits. See east window at 733 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio.
Ww. Rk. McFarland of 903 Grant avenue suffered a second paralysis stroke Sunday morning, affecting his right side eye and speech. He remains in critical condition Tuesday after an attempted morning rise left him practically helpless since the incident.
In police court Grover Davidson faced a charge of shooting through the top of a milk wagon. Mayor Dilley dismissed the case after eight witnesses were examined for lack of sufficient evidence. Robert Pollock, wagon driver, had brought suit alleging the incident occurred on May 24.
The third game in the Kendis of Zanesville versus Gellar of Cambridge series will be held at the Orr and Gage pool and billiard parlors Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Each player has one game to big credit and a tight battle is anticipated.
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