June Society Meeting Highlights With Readings
The Queen Kes the Circle of the First M. B. church held a June meeting at president Mrs. C. R. Johnson's home. Miss Alice Rosmond spoke on Tucson school methods with pictures, and Mrs. DeHart read an original poem. The group discussed missionary work, approved minutes, and adjourned to a social hour with 35 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Kesther
M. B&b
C. R. Johnson
Alice Rosemond
Tucson
Miss Rosemond
South
Rosemond
Walter Stanley
W. A. DeHart
Cambridge Society
Marquand
Hazel Thornberry
Miss Bailey
Walters
Potter
Jessie Grimes
Johnson
John Neilly
J. H. Dilley
H. C. Hornbrook
John Neilley
Cambridge Social Notes Highlight Wedding Plans and Local Events
A Cambridge wedding announcement says the couple will honeymoon in the east for ten days before settling back in Cambridge. The Guernsey County Christian Endeavor convention meets at First U S church with Rev B S Arnold and Rev John W Day speakers. A Tonkin-Barber wedding guest arrives from Pittsburg. Ladies Aid Society holds a Friday meeting at Second U P church. Eva Shantz and W U T U event draws praise with a $12.50 silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. C. Morton
Pittsburg
J. B. Schick
East Gomber Avenue
Eva Marshall Shantz
Stars and Stripes
U. P
Valley Township Taxpayers Challenge Board of Education
County commissioners held a hearing on a petition signed by 31 Valley township taxpayers alleging insufficient school facilities and limited attendance in sub district including Walhending Mine No 2. They claim 32 weeks of schooling are missing and classrooms are overcrowded. The hearing featured Attorney James Joyce representing petitioners as the county treasurer cases were dismissed at defendants’ costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Township
Board of Education
Walhending Mine No. 2
Edication
James Joyce
L.S. Linkhorn
John Agar
Forest Diehl
Common Pleas Court
Soldier Harrison Lafollette Stationed in Tientsin China
Pleasant City native Isaac Lafollette received a letter from his grandson Harrison Lafollette stating he is stationed at Tientsin China. He enlisted February 13 1918 in Columbus and was sent to Manila before orders to Tientsin. He served 37 days at sea with the 14 regiment company B infantry U S A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lafollette
Pleasant City
Harrison Lafollette
Tientsin
China
Columbus
Manila
14 Regiment
Company B Infantry
One O Clock Luncheon Honoring Mrs Hazelwood
Mrs Benjamin Joyce of North Sixth street hosted a tidy one o clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon. The event, complimentary to Mrs Harry Hazelwood of Parkersburg West Virginia, featured a four course meal with luncheon guests including Mrs William Quarrels Mrs Fred Day Mrs Gladys Hazelwood Miss Grace Pinkett and Mrs Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Joyce
North Sixth Street
Harry Hazelwood
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Quarrels
Fred Day
Gladys Hazelwood
Grace Pinkett
Joyce
Carriers Election Report Corrected for Guernsey County
The Guernsey County Rural Mail Carriers Association meeting elected James Logan of Cambridge as president, A M Miskimens of Birds Run as vice president, and Harry Glenn of Cambridge as secretary. Delegates to the state convention are Glenn, Miskimens and Jesse Hosselt of Kimbolton, with alternates Falkhart, Walters, and Woodland. A committee to arrange the picnic includes Glenn, Miskimens and Mr Potts of Lore City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Harry Glenn
A. M. Miskimens
Mr. Potts
Lore City
Lad Falls Off Galloping Horse
Pleasant City reports seven year old Ralph Watkins son of Mr and Mrs Tom Watkins injured when a horse owned by Chas Secrest bolted after a strap lash. He was thrown to the ground sustains serious lung injuries and severe bruising but no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian
Pleasant City
Ralph
Tom Watkins
Chas. Secrest
Minnehaha Man Arrested for Intoxication in Court
John Wood of Minnehaha was arrested Monday evening by Officer Gilmore on intoxication charges. He was arraigned before Mayor Dilley and fined $4.60. William H. Baldwin and a foreigner were arrested Tuesday morning on intoxication charges. Roy Chalfant was sent to the Zanesville workhouse for 172 days. Jonah Bishard faced examination on an unclear charge and fled toward the Mayor's office during questioning, escaping pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Minnehaha
Gilmore
Dilley
William H. Baldwin
Roy Chalfant
Zanesville
Long
Jonah Bishard
Wheeling Avenue
Local Hospital Report On Operations And Discharges
Mrs. Mary Duke of Byesville underwent a Monday afternoon surgery for a tumor of the week. The operation proved difficult but she was resting well on Tuesday. Andrew Porter of Kimbolton and Paul Mechem of Bethesda were discharged Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duke
Byesville
Andrew Porter
Kimbolton
Paul Mechem
Bethesda
Shurtz Honored as National Young People Secretary Treasurer
Rev G G Shurtz pastor of the M P church at Byesville was elected secretary treasurer of the National Young People’s Societies at their Kansas City convention. He returned home Monday night. Rev S W Rosenberger of the Cambridge M P church attended as delegate and returned with his wife and children who had visited Bascom O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Shurtz
M. P
Byesville
Young People's Societies
Kansas City
Kansas
National Organization
S. W. Rosenberger
Cambridge M. P
Bascom, O
Mrs Turner Injured Running From Rain on Wheeling Ave
Mrs William Turner of Turner avenue fell on Wheeling avenue in front of Thornberrys confectionery at about 8 30 PM Monday while fleeing rain with her small son. She suffered a badly bruised and sprained hip and was carried to a doorway where Barthalow's taxicab was called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner
Turner Avenue
Wheeling Avenue
Thornberry
Barthalow
Harris Bake Oven Hits Market From Cambridge
Inventor Hugh Harris of Hugh Harris & Company on Sixth Street and Turner Avenue built a Harris Bake Oven. On Saturday he delivered a 50 leaf oven for a Hubbard Ohio firm. The oven shows strong demand and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harris
Hugh Harris & Company
Sixth Street
Turner Avenue
Hubbard
Ohio
Pleads Guilty to Assault in Derwent
Himer Hostetter of Derwent was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Heskett on a warrant from O. P. Wyceoff before Squire Reasoner. He pleaded guilty to assault, was fined five dollars plus costs, paid the amount, and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer Hostetter
Derwent
Heskett
O. P. Wyceoff
Squire Reasoner
Ohio University 1913 Graduation Class Names
Milton M. Brown of Washington and Florence B. Fishel of Pleasant City are among the graduates in the 1913 class at Ohio University Athens. Degrees will be conferred Thursday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Milton M. Brown
A. B
Washington
Florence B. Fishel
Pleasant City
Levi Anker Appointed Trustee in Cambridge Township
Levi Anker was appointed trustee of Cambridge township to replace the resigned D. B. McCullough who moves to Stanleyville to manage a large flouring mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Anker
Cambridge Township
D. B. McCullough
Mr. McCullough
Stanleyville
What Happened to Mary at the Lyric Visit Relatives
Tonight and Wednesday the tenth story of What Happened to Mary plays. Mrs A J Spence and her young daughter from Craig Flats are visiting relatives in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Spence
Craig Flats
Fairview
Gospel Tent Storm Sends Small Crowd to Song Service
A storm limits attendance at the Gospel Tent but a core group of workers and singers gather to sing, discuss salvation methods, and invite all denominations to join. Services continue nightly at 7 15 with Evang Stage at 7 45 and a prayer meeting for workers at 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
First Baptist Church of
Byesville
Fancy shots by Henry Laubscher at Orr and Gage Parlors
Henry Laubscher, famed pocket billiard artist, showed fancy shots and hard plays at the Orr and Gage Pool and Billiard Parlors Monday evening at 7:20 before a large crowd. Fulton and daughter Roxie spent Tuesday with friends in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laubscher
Orr and Gage
Fulton
Roxie
Zanesville
Changes Mind Pays His Fine
James Ammar of East W avenue and a companion were arrested by Sheriff Bae Deputy Pape for a melee at Driving Park. Ammar paid a $25 fine plus costs after reconsidering the case and seeking a quicker resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ammar
East W Avenue
Bae
Pape
Reasoner
Driving Park
Squire
Squire Soner
Ammar
Citizens Savings Bank on ROLL OF HONOR for strong surplus
The Citizens Savings Bank Co. earns a place on the ROLL OF HONOR as its surplus exceeds capital stock. It pledges to pay interest on deposits and to loan money on favorable terms. 639 Wheeling Ave Attorney John 8. Black of Columbus was in the city on legal Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Ave
John 8. Black
Calubus
City
Safe and sane tonsil removal urged by Dr Bartlett
A notice warns that tonsil removal endangers a child’s life and health in nine of ten cases. It promotes seeking safe treatment from Dr Bartlett and mentions dates around June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Hospital dismissals of Samuel Ashley and Charles Mar kasud
Samuel Ashley and Charles Mar kasud were dismissed Tuesday at Cambridge Hospital. The brief notice states their termination from duties amid unspecified reasons and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ashley
Charles Markasud
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Society Notes
Harmony
Frank Williams
East Wheeling Avenue
Grace Towner
James Williams
Neal McIntyre
David
John
Cleveland
McIntyre
Hiram Watson
Salesville
Bernice
Burt Law
Mendelson
Syvan Watson
Florence Rose
Carlos Law
Law
Melvin Baird
Martha Robinson
Mrs. Law
St. Benedict's Catholic School
Sister Eunice
West Gomber Avenue
Girard Govette
Marie Sonnefeldt
Mary Curtis
Rose McManus
Robins
Lucille Siegfried
Lucille Potter
Mary Mde
Ethel Westerh
Mary Emde
Winifred Mde
Helen Morgan
Marie Kennedy
Catherine Culhan
Carl Madden
Louise McHugh
Juanita McHugh
Hazel Rice
Gladys Potter
Mabel Stokely
Lucile Potter
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second U. B. Church
Tonkin
T. C. Tonkin
Hudson
Wyoming
Helen Barber
Nathan H. Barber
Hotel National
Messrs
J. N. Robey
H. F. McDonald
C. CC. Cosgrove
A. C. Saltsgaver
W. W. Stewart
W . A. Brown
DP. Trott
Sherman Taylor
B. F. Maos
8. C. Carnes
Williard Shively
C. S. Sheppard
C. 5S. Turnbaugh
G. W. Peters
Macksburg
B. L. van Wert
Gallenstein- Wesson
John Gallenstein
Bair Undertaking
Woodsfield
Pauline Wesson
Guernsey County Christian Endeavor
U. S
B.S. Arnold
John W. Day of Columbus
Will Entertain
Aida Huffman
Second U. P. Church
Curtis Laverty
Court House News
RFC
Carriers
Lad
Keenan’s Hospital
OSU
Trester
THE
the Gospel
Citizens Savings Bank Co
Cambridge, Ohio
BASE
Lakeview Park
Baptist Vs. First
Slingluff’s News Depot
Home of Sporting Goods
Hooi Lier
Hoosier Club
Wold
Hoosier Kitchen
Cambridge, O
Cambridge Hospital
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