Ground for sale adjoining sheet mill near Cambridge
For sale is the five acre tract known as The Cambridge Grocery Co garden west of the sheet mill. It can be sold as a whole or divided into three strips with 33 lots total, including a strip with a house and barn and a street facing strip. Near Water street and the Pigeon Gap Coal Co mine, with easy terms and proximity to Cambridge stores. Call At The Cambridge Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Grocery Co
Hefferman's Green House
Water Street
Pigeon Gap Coal Co
Cambridge
Neighbor’s Daring Capture Misidentifies Runaway Turkey
A benevolent eastern county woman helps a turkey owner by catching a wild bird that escaped, only to discover she has captured the tame family’s turkey named Old Tom. A crowd gathers as the mix up becomes clear and the original runaway remains at large.
Dinner at Mrs. T. B. Towner's Honors Cleveland Guests
Mrs. Towner held a twelve o'clock dinner at her East Wheeling Avenue home Saturday to honor Mrs. Ned McIntyre and her sons David and John from Cleveland. Nine covers were laid, a pink peony centerpiece stood on the table, and Mrs. Towner's daughter Miss Grace assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Towner
East Wheeling Avenue
Ned McIntyre
David
John
Cleveland
Anniversary Celebrations Highlight Quiet Community
The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Rev and Mrs R A Piliot is celebrated with a church surprise party as the congregation honors their quarter century of marriage. A luncheon in nuptial style features white roses red daisies and tokens of 25 silver dollars and a water set. Other social events include an informal dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Craig Jr and a Ladies Aid meeting at the Christian church. Newark and Elsa Hirshberg are noted for a prominent vocal performance in Newark Tribune with praise for her refined upper register and strong interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Piliot
W. C. Morrison
Elliot Home
West Eighth Street
Elliot
J. W. Ashwood
Mary Neal
Samuel Craig, Jr
Craig Building
E. C. Wilson
Cleveland
A. W. Boyd
Charles Sheppard
Newark
Elsa Hirshberg
Newark Tribune
Hirshberg
Picnic and meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society
The Presbyterian church Ladies Missionary Society held a meeting and picnic Tuesday at Mrs. Richard Ryan’s Spring street home. After the regular session a picnic supper was served and enjoyed by attendees. Monette Club hosts Mrs. 8 D Stephens this Thursday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. td Murphy of Marietta. Members of the Monette club are especially urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Richard Ryan
Spring Street
Monette Club
8. D. Stephens
Madison Avenue
Td. Murphy
Marietta
Queen Esthers Meet At DeHart Home
The Queen Esthers of the First M E church held their monthly meeting at Mrs W W A DeHart's Stewart avenue home. Large attendance, devotionals led by Mrs C R Johnson, reports by Melissa Forney and Ava Rainey, delegates Lucile Keyes and Melissa Forney at Coshocton district convention, Alice Rosemond read Round Robin letter. A called meeting was set for next Monday with special work planned. Light refreshments were served.
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Queen Esthers
M. EK
WW. A. DeHart
Stewart Avenue
C. R. Johnson
Melissa Forney
Ava Rainey
Lucile Keyes
Coshocton
Alice Rosemond
Interesting Talk At Young Ladies Missionary Society Meeting
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the First U P Church met Monday at Miss Elizabeth McFarland’s Steubenville avenue home. Forty-five members attended with three new names added. Mrs. Finney of Egypt, a returned missionary, gave a one hour talk on Egypt and her travels while Mrs. Hammond led devotionals and Mrs. McFarland presided over a brief business session.
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Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
First U. P
Elizabeth McFarland
Steubenville Avenue
David Hammond
Finney
Egypt
McMarland
Elizabeth
Jeanette McFarland
Morton Campbell
Towel Hemming Project Sent to Norfolk Girls School
Miss Mary Wilson, formerly of the society, will teach at the Girls' school in Norfolk Virginia. The school sits in the home missionary field supported by United Presbyterian societies.
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Norfolk
Mary Wilson
United Presbyterian Societies
Williams Hosts Large Sunday Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams hosted at their East Wheeling Avenue home Sunday noon with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and sons Ormonde Mrs Neal McIntire and sons David and John George T Williams Miss Grace Towner and Mrs T B Towner The out of town guests included Mrs Neal McIntire and sons of Cleveland Kewanee Club note The Kewanee club ladies will be entertained Friday afternoon instead of Wednesday The hostess will be Mrs George Tyson of North Seventh Street Mr and Mrs Rolle Galloway and son Mr and Mrs Martin McMillen and children visited Sunday at the home of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs BE Galloway near Claysville.
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Frank Williams
East Wheeling Avenue
Ormonde
Neal Meclntire
David and
John
George T.williams
Grace Towner
T. B. Towner
Neal McIntire and Sons
Cleveland
Kewanee Club
Kewanee Cub
George Tyson
North Seventh Street
Rolle Galloway
Martin McMillen
BE. T. Galloway
Claysville
Strike Settled at National Coal Co Mines
Miners at three National Coal Co mines Minnie haha Little Kate No 1 and Little Kate No 2 ended a six week strike. Agreement terms were not disclosed but both sides reportedly made concessions. Operations to resume Wednesday morning after the check weighman dispute.
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National Coal Co
Minnehaha
Little Kate
Community Notes From Martins Ferry And Vicinity
Miss Bernadine Allen visits with relatives in Martins Ferry while Rev J J Sharp is called to Pittsburg due to his daughter Mary Sharp’s illness. Several locals travel or host guests including Dorothy Baumgardner heading to Canton, Bessie Delaney returning from Ava, and Miss Winifred Johnson visiting Caldwell after Sewickley teaching. James Ramsey becomes a traveling salesman for National Coal Co. Mrs Mary Casterline visits her son G W Gunn in Clio with her 77 year old health described as excellent.
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Bernadine Allen
Westcomber Avenue
Martins Ferry
J. J. Sharp
Pittsburg
Mary Sharp
Dan Johnson
Alliance
New Concord
Dorothy Baumgardner
Canton
Bessie Delaney
Ava
A. R. Phipps
Antrim
T. Bell
EF. T. Bell
Marietta
Winifred Johnson
Sewickley
Penna
Caldwell
Ralph Ely
Blackstone
Johns&. Stevens
Will Keiffer
Norwich
James Ramsey
National Coal Co
Mary Casterline
Middlebourne
G. W. Gunn
Clio
Cambridge
Local visitors and weekend trips across Small Towns
T. J. Conner was in Cumberland Sunday. C. A. Barber was in Kimbolton over Sunday. Clell Hannum visits relatives in Newark. Miss Stella Hamilton spent Sunday with her parents at Lore City. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowry and son Herbert spent Sunday in Lore City. Mrs. Charles Fulton visiting relatives in Zanesville and Coshocton. Jed Moore left Monday for New Concord to attend summer school.
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Stella Hamilton
Lore City
Fred Lowry
Herbert
Charles Fulton
Zanesville
Coshocton
Jed Moore
New Concord
Robins of Valley Township Visited City on Monday
John H. Robins of Valley Township was a business visitor in the city on Monday, consulting firms and meeting clients during his stay.
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John H. Robins
Valley Township
Paine of Cleveland in Cambridge on legal business
Attorney Charles W. Paine of Cleveland traveled to Cambridge on legal business. He met with local counsel and discussed pending cases. The visit appears routine and tied to ongoing municipal matters.
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Charles W. Paine
Cleveland
Cambridge
Slocum Leaves on Business Trip to New York City
L H Slocum of the NMPT Co departed Saturday night for a business trip to New York City.
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L. H. Slocum
New York City
Middlebourne visitors Jackson Boyle and Lawson Carter
Jackson Boyle and Lawson Carter of Middlebourne visited the city on Monday for business.
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Jackson Boyle
Lawson Carter
Middlebourne
Mrs Sophia Tandy Visits Kin in Moundaville
Mrs Sophia Tandy travels to Moundaville West Virginia to visit friends and relatives. The brief notes social activity and local travel among residents.
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Sophia Tandy
Moundaville
W. Va
Dilley Family Hosts Visitor in Missouri Home
Harry Dilley of Jefferson City Missouri visits his parents Mr and Mrs R H Dilley in town for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dilley
Jefferson City, Mo
Mrs
R. H. Dilley
Howard Visit With Topps On Brown Avenue
Mr and Mrs Gay Howard of New ark spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Topps on Brown avenue in a local social note reflecting family visits and neighborhood ties.
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Gay Howard
Newark
George Topps
Brown Avenue
Mrs John W Lawrence Guests Of Dr and Mrs Ramsey
Mrs John W Lawrence and her daughter of Columbus are guests of Dr and Mrs WW T Ramsey. They are visiting at the Ramsey home and staying for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lawrence
Columbus
WW. T. Ramsey
Miss Mable Taylor Visits Aunt in Washington
Miss Mable Taylor of Washington is visiting with her aunt Mrs. T Thatcher on East Beatty Avenue.
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Mable Taylor
Washington
Mrs. T. Thatcher
East Beatty Avenue
Rat kills 30 of R N Atkins Plymouth Rock chicks
A rat attack on Monday evening killed about 30 Rhode Island Red Plymouth Rock chicks belonging to R N Atkins, causing a loss to the farm.
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R. N. Atkins
Plymouth Rock
Galloway Family Visit Near Claysville
P Galloway and daughter Lena of near Claysville are guests of Mr and Mrs R O Galloway at 415 North Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Galloway
Lena
Claysville
R. O. Galloway
North Eighth Street
Superintendent Charles Fulton Returns From District Meet
Charles Fulton arrived Monday morning in Zanesville after attending the district meeting of the superintendents of the Western and Southern Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fulton
Zanesville
The
Western & Southern Insurance Co
Mrs Hodgin and family return from Atlanta visit
Mrs. S. W. Hodgin and her children of East Beatty avenue have returned home after visiting relatives in Atlanta Georgia.
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S. W. Hodgin
East Beatty Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
Hartill arrives as wife’s illness prompts visit
Joseph Hartill reached the city Tuesday at noon from New Kensington to be with Mrs. Wm. Hartill his wife’s mother in law. Mrs. Hartill has already been in the city for several days dealing with a serious illness.
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Joseph Hartill
City
New Kensington
Wm. Hartill
Hutts Couple Heads to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins Treatment
Mr and Mrs W H Hutts of California have been guests of Chal Archer and family west of the city. They left Monday to visit relatives in Bellaire and Wheeling before proceeding to Baltimore where Mr Hutts will enter Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment.
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W. H. Hutts
California
Chal Archer and Family
Bellaire
Wheeling
Baltimore
Ox Team Draws Crowd on Wheeling Avenue
An ox team owned by C. F. Boyd attracted a large crowd on Wheeling avenue Monday afternoon. Boyd had driven the pair to the city from Love City, R. D. No. 1. The oxen pulled well and, though slower, were as efficient as horses in harness.
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Wheeling Avenue
C. F. Boyd
Love City
Peculiar Accident Involving Three Year Old Galloway
Master Robert Galloway son of Mr and Mrs R O Galloway residing 415 North Eighth street suffered a painful injury Monday. While in the care of his uncle Roy Sarchet the boy bent his head back and struck the back of his neck on a sharp pointed lead pencil. Lead splinter embedded in the flesh and Dr Frame treated the wound.
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Robert Galloway
R. O. Galloway
North Eighth Street
Roy Sarchet
Frame
New Officers Elected for First U P Baseball Team
At a meeting in Dr. Youngs office on Monday evening the First U P baseball team organized with W. D. Deselm named manager and George Bell as captain. Several new players will be signed and efforts made to improve the teams quality and training to become strong contenders for first honors this season.
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U. P
Dr. Young
W. D. Deselm
George Bell
National Packing to dissolve by August 1
Attorney General Wickersham was advised that the National Packing company would be voluntarily dissolved by the beef packers by August 1. The notice indicates an orderly liquidation of the firm and reflects ongoing regulatory actions involving the meat industry.
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Washington
Wickersham
National Packing Company
Woman Aviator Killed in Practice Flight
Springfield reports Mrs. Julia Clark of Denver, an aviator, was killed during a practice flight at the state fair grounds on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Julia Clark
Denver
State Fair Grounds
Garfield avenue sewer proposal faces persistent delay
The council again considered a sanitary sewer for Garfield avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets but stalled after determining the grade prevents full property connections. Officials discussed borrowing $100 to cover the city’s share, while other ordinances and permits were acted on, and bids from Guernsey National Bank were declared the city depository for one year.
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Garfield Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Shee- Wan
Carnes
Serrce Logan
East Wheeling Avenue
Blackburn
D. M. Hawthorne
C. S. Gage
North Ninth Street
Bell
Arnold and Clark
H. W. Dennis
Outlet No
West Gomber Avenue
Thorla, Sheehan
Cunningham
Long
South Sixth Street
W. Priaulx
A. Craig
Water Works Fund
Guernsey National Bank
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Cambridge
Entries note shopping at Cambridge Bakery and visits by Mrs. Fred Johnson and two daughters from Quaker City to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson on East Steubenville Avenue. Also mentions Col umbus visitors, a bronchitis patient recovering on Steubenville Avenue, trips to Pittsburg and Fairview, a New Lyme visitor with sister, and a Buffalo marriage to Miss Anna McVicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Fred Johnson
Quaker City
Herman Johnson
East Steubenville Avenue
J. G. Likes
Columbus
W. S. Barton
J. F. Orr
Thomas Smith
Fairview
R. Fulton
Steubenville Avenue
Hubert
Alberta Rasp
Pittsburg
Edward Brawley
Newlyme
Ashtabula County
Proctor
W C. Wallace
Mary
Emma Kennedy
Walter Siegfried
J. M. Brill
Salesville
Frank Matthes
Mansfield
J. A. Wineland
Martha Shanks
Springfield
John Owens
Buffalo
Anna McVicker
Squire A. M. Baxter
Marion
Helen Flory
Barnesville
Cambridge
Perry
Burglar Alarmed By Shots On Madison Avenue
At about 12 30 this morning a burglar was heard forcing an entrance to the home of R J White on Madison avenue. White awoke and fired two shots but the intruder fled across the yard and disappeared.
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Madison Avenue
R. J. White
White
Water Works Department Receipts and Expenses Summary
Report covers January 1 to June 10, 1912 detailing office costs, dam and water supply, mains repairs, new service lines, extension work, and power house operations. Total expenses 5823.59 with receipts 7186.44, yielding a surplus of 1362.85. Also notes sinking fund bonds issued 1895 to 1911 totaling 124000 with 99000 remaining outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Department
J. J. Kidd
Lloyd and Roby
Power House
A. G. Henderson
Sinking Fund
Henderson
Cambridge
Water Works
Second Death Occurs in Auto Smashup Victims
Special to Daily Jeffersonian Wheeling West Virginia June 18 Miss Frances Roy died Monday shortly after noon in the North Wheeling hospital, a second victim of the auto crash where one woman was killed and two others injured. Miss Jessie Blankensop was removed to her Martins Ferry home Monday afternoon. She remains in distress but is expected to recover barring complications.
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Jeffersonian
Wheeling
W. Va
Frances Roy
North Wheeling
Jessie Blankensop
Martins Ferry
Blankensop
Entertainment at Morrison Schoolhouse Friday Night
An entertainment will be held at Morrison schoolhouse on Friday night June 21 at 7 30 o clock. A good music program will be featured with no admission charged. A lawn fete will also be held in connection with the event.
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Morrison
Cambridge City Bakery Ad Highlighting Noodles
Get the habit of stopping at The Cambridge City Bakery. Mrs Luella Hoge English and her daughter from Philadelphia are visiting relatives. W H Hanna was in Zanesville Monday.
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Cambridge City
Luella Hoge English
Philadelphia
O. M. Hoge
Robert Brown
S. A. Hutch
City Hospital
Louisville
Monroe County
G. Eb, Howard
Homer
Young Boys Arrested For String Of Local Burglary
William Todd aged 18 and W Clark aged eight of Marietta were arraigned on charges of entering three business houses in South Cambridge. They allegedly robbed Forney Planing Mill Co, Ammar fruit stand, and Hamme grocery, taking candy and about 21 cents. No complaints filed. possible reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Todd
W Clark
Marietta
Cambridge
Chief Long
Luecock
Forney Planing Mill Co
Dewey Avenue
Ammar
Todd and
Clark
Overland Cars Limited Stock For 1912 Sale
The Willys Overland Co. offers a few Model 60 five passenger touring cars at 1200 dollars, Model 61 five passenger 45 hp touring at 1600, and Model 58 roadster 25 hp at 850. One Model 59 five passenger 30 hp touring car remains, with no more this season. Reserve power and speed, roomy five passenger body, price 900. Auction ends this month as the complete 1912 line winds down. J. B. Fritz Garage, 2008 Brighth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Willys Overland Co
Fritz
Bkighth St
Dentist Ad Promises Special Gum Care in Cambridge
H L Stewart dentist advertises on the second floor of Central National Bank Building in Cambridge. Special attention to diseased gums. August 6 of (year omitted).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Cambridge
H. L. Stewart
Central National Bank
Cambridge
Atkins Jeweler Offers Quality Gems at Best Prices
For the right goods at the right price, see Atkins the jeweler. Established more than 60 years. Opposite Court House, Oct. 9-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giffen
Paris
London
Giffen’s Drug Store
Dilley & Brissen
Dependable
Jewelers & Opticians
Society Notes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Wm. Windland
T. J. Conner
Cumberland Sunday
C. A. Barber
Kimbolton
Clell Hannum
Packers
Report OF Water Works Dept
Pride
Excelsior
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