Wallace Ault Nuptials in Cambridge Society Note
A Cambridge society wedding united Miss Stella Wallace and Mr. Jesse F. Ault at the Wallace home on South Eighth Street with Rev. W. K. Bridge officiating. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin march and a four course dinner. The bride, a former teacher, and the groom, an engineer, plan a honeymoon and will reside at 616 Wall Avenue after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
William Wallace
South Eighth Street
Stella Wallace
Jesse F. Ault
W. Kh. Bridge
Penelope Wallace
Mary Middleton
Bernice Linn
Forest Worthing
Ella Ault
Lola Ault
Grace Wallace
Eva Wallace
W. K. Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
East
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Albany
Boston
Mass
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
BY. P. U
Brooklyn
Wall Avenue
Club and Society Notes From Local Meetups
Travelers' Club hosts Mrs Homer Siegfried for first gathering in weeks at Longstreet home. Picnic party includes Miss Anna Upton Miss Mary Meyers and Messrs Jack Minto Charles Monroe at Perry's Den with a noon picnic dinner. Primrose club to meet with Mrs Frank Albright for needlework Thursday afternoon. Mrs Frank Durben honored with birthday gathering by 25 neighbors. gifts and luncheon shared. W C T U forms Young People's branch in First M E B church with temporary officers Edna DeHart Goldie Spence Ross Stewart Pauline Enterline. next meeting scheduled. MacCabees meet at K P Hall with 26 members then dine at Eaton's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Club
Homer Siegfried
Longstreet
Anna Upton
Mary Meyers
Jack Minto
Charles Monroe
Perry’s den
M. EB
W. Campbell
R. D. Hood
Edna DeHart
Goldie Spence
Ross Stewart
Pauline Enterline
Double Broad Side Promised by U S Attorney McNabb
United States District Attorney McNabb, in San Francisco, said he would issue a double broadside of charges if Washington approves his resignation and the Caminetti-Diggs white slave trials are postponed by Attorney General McReynolds. He refused to specify the charges or confirm resignation timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Lan
Francisco
Cal
Washington
United States
McNabb
McReynolds
Sacramento
Man Admits Shooting Wife In Middletown Paper Mill Case
William F. Burne, foreman at a local paper mill, is jailed on a charge of shooting his wife Lillian, 36, in Middletown. She died from a bullet wound to the lungs as Burne fled the scene shouting I’m the man you want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
William F. Burne
Lillian
Veteran James M Baker invited to Gettysburg fifty first reunion
J M Baker of Clay Avenue receives Governor Cox invitation to the Gettysburg veterans reunion starting July 1. Baker, Co C 25th O W I, will travel from Cambridge via Pennsylvania Rail to attend with 800 to 1000 veterans expected as state guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Baker
Clay Avenue
James M. Cox
Gettysburg
State of
Ohio
James M. Baker
G. H. Wood
Baker
Cambridge
Pennsylvania Road
Parkersburg
James Bowers
North Fourth Street
Veteras
Court House News from Common Pleas Court Verdicts and Indictments
Jury returns verdict for defendant in Orr and Burt versus J R Hope. O Gara Coal Co versus N M P T Co heard for money. State versus Romney Tillett fined 40 dollars plus costs and jailed till paid for breaking and entering. State versus Rodney Brill pleads guilty to petit larceny and jailed till paid, fined 30 dollars plus costs. Guernsey county treasurer Lloyd S Linkhorn sues Steve Scabados Zusie Scabados and W A Thompson Aiken tax. Scabados recently pleaded guilty to liquor selling counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr & Burt
J. R. Hope
Common Pleas Court
O'Gara Coal Co
McGinnis
State
Romney Tillett
Rodney Brill
Lloyd S. Linkhorn
Guernsey County
Steve Seabados
Zusie Scabados
W. A. Thompson
Aiken Tax
Enos
Scabados
Murder Suicide Near Lowell Leaves Wife Dead
Marietta Ohio June 24. John Britton a coal miner living near Lowell murdered his separated wife and then killed himself. He forced his way into the Ward home and after a few words shot her dead. He then shot himself and was dead when neighbors arrived. Mrs Ward was seriously frightened and in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
John Britton
Lowell
Britton
Orville Ward
Man arraigned on charge of furnishing liquor to minor
Frank Bishard was arraigned before Mayor Dilley on an affidavit accusing him of furnishing intoxicating liquor to a minor. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to Wednesday at 2 PM. Bishard said he could post bond but declined, and he was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bishard
Dilley
Bishard
Adjudged Insane Harry Cochran Taken to State Hospital
Judge Dyson in probate court adjudged Harry Cochran insane on Tuesday. The state hospital in Columbus received him after a medical certificate declared him violent and destructive and that he had threatened self harm. Excessive alcohol use was cited as the cause of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cochran
Dyson
Columbus
South Ninth Street Man Suffers Third Stroke
W. R. McFarland aged 65 of South Ninth street suffered his third stroke of paralysis Tuesday at noon. Dr A R Cain was called and found him in critical condition. He showed a little improvement late Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McFarland
South Ninth Street
A. R. Cain
Assault arrest and fine for John Kidick
John Kidick of Old Orchard Mine near Cambridge was arrested Monday night on a complaint by Mrs. Kidick for assault. He was arraigned before Mayor Dilley Tuesday and fined $15 with total costs of $24.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kidick
Old Orchard
Cambrdge
Long
Fall from bed injures Henderson Bishard daughter
A one year old girl, child of Mr and Mrs Henderson Bishard of Henry Avenue South Cambridge, fell from her bed Tuesday morning and fractured both bones between the wrist and elbow. Dr C A Moore reduced the fractures.
Ray Burnworth Critically Ill With Meningitis
Ray Burnworth of Foster avenue is reported critically ill at home due to meningitis, with his condition causing concern among family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Burnworth
Foster Avenue
Cambridge Chautauqua Planned at City Park
The Cambridge band selects Taylor's Grove in Cambridge City Park for a Lincoln Chautauqua to be held weekly. Grounds will be prepared with lake beautification, seats swings and tents for patrons, and two daily band concerts are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor's Grove
City of
Cambridge
Theone
Leyshon
Walter Stanley
Cambridge Band
Funeral Will be Held Wednesday In Cambridge
The body of Mrs. Alice Rainey died in Des Moines Iow a arrived in Cambridge and the funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at No 225 North Seventh Street The service will be by Rev J W Ashwood and interment in City cemetery beside her late husband Major Rainey Pallbearers are Charles Campbell A R Murray J M McKitrick M Fordyce W B Green and Frank Orr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rainey
Ella Chapman
Des Moines
Iowa
Cambridge
North Seventh Street
J. W. Ashwood
U. P. Church
City
Major Rainey
Clingman
Rainey
Charles Campbell
A. R. Murray
J. M. McKitrick
M. Fordyce
W. B. Green
Frank Orr
Honey Crop At North Cambridge From 46 Hives
Paul O. Ewing of north of Cambridge displayed fine honey in the comb in the city. He operates 46 hives and has produced nearly 2000 pounds mainly from white clover. He calls this a standout season and most of the crop will be sold to a local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O. Ewing
Cambridge
Citizens Savings Bank Co surpluses capital stock record
The Citizens Savings Bank Co reports surplus exceeding its capital stock and presents itself as a safe lender. It advertises readiness to pay interest on deposits and to loan money on favorable terms. Address 639 Wheeling Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge Daily Notices Briefly Highlight Local Travel and Errands
Samuel Whissel left Tuesday for a business visit in Norwich. J. M. Forney of Birds Run was a Cambridge visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Howard Gibson and son Kenneth left for Summerfield to visit relatives. W. M. Taylor sells Oakland Elmwood lots and leaves for the west this week. Various residents travel to Marietta Zanesville Bellevue and Canal Dover for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Williams
Silas Denny
Marietta
St. Mary's Catholic School
Irene Brislen
Miss Brislen
Samuel Whissel
Norwich
J. M. Forney
Birds Run
Cambridge
Ella Steer
Minnie Coffman
Barnesville
North Salem
Howard Gibson
Kenneth
Summerfield
J. H. Morrison
S. W. Denny
George Williams
W. M. Taylor
Oakland
Elmwood
West
Mr. Taylor
MecCleary’s
Elmwood Addition
John Thomas
Summerton
New Philadelphia
Author Nicholasson declines to discuss Portu gal minister nomination
Indianapolis June 24 Meredith Nicholson author declined to add to his dispatch to President Wilson urging withdrawal of his nomination as minister to Portugal. He was upset by Taggart Democrats opposition to the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Indianapolis
Meredith Nicholson
Wilson
Portugal
Man Leaps From Bridge. Victim Crushed On Pavement
A man leaped from the west end of the 25th street bridge and fell 160 feet to the pavement below. His body was crushed, drawing horror from onlookers as rescue crews responded today in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Spectal
Cleveland
25Th Street Bridge
Female manager leads Ohio furniture firm branch
Mrs J C Porter of The C R Parish Co becomes the sole lady manager of a furni ture house in Ohio. The firm runs 18 branches and employs over 300 staff. Porter has served as bookkeeper and buyer at the local branch for four years and signed a June 20 contract for the manager role at a good salary. Auditor J W Hilliott and general manager C L Gamble completed inventory and turned over stock to Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Porter
C. R Parish Co
Ohio
J. W. Hilliott
C. L. Gamble
Special Meeting at Pentecostal Mission Tonight
A special meeting is set for this evening at the Pentecostal Mission at Wheeling avenue and Seventh street near W. W. Harper's grocery. Elder L. M. Pruett of Georgia will preach at 7 30 o clock, and all are cordial invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Mission
Wheeling Avenue
Seventh Street
W. W. Harper's
L. M. Pruett
Georgia
Two Electric Lines Proposed in West Virginia
In Middlebourne on June 14 Wi Young and C M Ault promoted an electric railway from the bridge to Love City then to Wing to Washington and east along the Old National road near Middlebourne and Fairview. Young reported 4409 of 6000 dollars borrowed for the loan, noting construction would begin once full funds are raised. he urged farmers along the route to contribute to small fund walks, claiming the railroad would boost local real estate values. He noted eastern capitalists and citizens along the B and O line may back a competing electric line, potentially delaying his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebourne
Young
C. M. Ault
Mr. Young
Former Citizen Killed in Mine Near Flushing Ohio
Fred Galligher aged 29 formerly of Cambridge was instantly killed Monday morning in the Black Oak mine near Flushing when a slate fall crushed him. He had worked in Guernsey county mines for years and lived with his brother William Galligher on Brown's Heights. The body was taken to Barnesville for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Galligher
Cambridge
Black Oak
Flushing
Guernsey County
William Galligher
Brown's Heights
Barnesville
Ten Thousand Garment Workers Strike Expected in Cincinnati
About ten thousand garment workers in Cincinnati are set to strike, rejecting local leaders and demanding a 40 hour or 50 hour week with a 15 percent raise. Manufacturers offer 50 hours with the same pay scale, which was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Police Court Summary Of Monday Arraignments
Jack Frank was arraigned for intoxication and disorderly conduct and fined ten dollars after a charge of carrying concealed weapons was dropped when the revolver was found unloaded. Frank Duffey faced a continuing case for keeping his grocery open on Sunday with bond set at fifty nine dollars. John Zidick, a foreigner, was arrested on a complaint of assault by his wife and held, with his wife seeking withdrawal. Frank Bishard was locked up for investigation after Monday arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frank
Yarnel and
Gilmore
Dilley
Frank Duffey
John Zidick
Orchard Mine
Long
Ice Strike Shows No Settlement Yet in Cincinnati
Union leaders and ice manufacturers say the strike remains unsettled. Mayor Hunt reports enough ice is being shipped to hospitals, and several plants plan to reopen to resume public sales. Some workers continue to picket as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hunt
Ers
Onic
Pauline Cashman Federal Spy at The Lyric
Tonight at the Lyric Pauline Cashman the Federal Spy headlines Selig’s war pictures in two reels. One thousand people expected to attend as crowds pack the venue for the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cashman
Mrs Hans DeVries Returns Home From Cambridge Visit
Mrs. Hans DeVries went back to her Steubenville home Tuesday after a several day visit with friends in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans DeVries
Steubenville
Cambridge
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Society Notes
Wallace
William Phillips
Elizabeth Moreland
Simeon Wessler
Massillon
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Mary Moreland
Dewey Avenue
Emma Hamme
Ann Hamden
R. D
Carla McMurray
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Large
Machine Works
Zanesville
Masonic Lodge
Moxahala Park
Fred Waxler
A. M. Baxter
J. D. Williams
Albert Bell
Thomas Davis
John Danley
Hazel Carnes
J. G. Bair
D. L. Daugherty
Marguerite Claggett
North Eighth Street
M. B. Church
Frank Albright
Chestnut Street
Primrose Club
K. of P. Hall
Eaton's
Court House News
The
Citizens Savings Bank Co
Cambridge, Ohio
A. P. Ankrum
Newcomerstown
J. A. Parfitt
Dr. Lawyer
Elza Lawyer
Bir Run
W. M. Lawyer
John Anderson
New Concord
Hirch
Cambridge City
B. H. Black
Freeport
Scio
Mir
B. Galligher
Ruth Jackson
Xenia
East Liverpool
Isabelle Elliott
O— Samuel Cowgill
Canton
John Wharton
East Foster Avenue
T. H. Rowles
J .M. Huston
Charles St. Clair
S. W. Price
Canal Dover
Finley Wilson
Chase City, Va
J .A. Addison
Office
Pennsylvania Shops
Clin Carnell
Caldwell
Mayme Hunt
Springfield
Noah Keets of
Ghernkey
Tuesae Te
Aai
W. P. Morrison
Nebraska
Bible School
Mineral Point
Kings Mine Bible School
Euelah Watson
Dr. Keenan
Quaker City
Bartlett
Beatty Avenue
Loyal Daughters
Christian Sunday School
Bruner
D. B. Bell
R. Geller
Winifred
Marie Young
P. E. Beebe
Pauline
Wheeling
Alexander
Ruth Ebright
Mrs
Charles Robbins
Fast Beatty Avenue
James P. Adair
Nanna Scott
Chicago
J. A. Troette
West Steubenville Avenue
George Beck
Bellaire
Eens
Jack Gibbs
Margaret Coffe
New Lexington
Harriett Coffe
J. G. Bower
Newark
Myra Hall
Basil Smith
Near
Keenan Hospital
Nettie Hixon
Cassells Station
J. W. Alderman
Shawnee
Arch Alderman
J. T. Craig
East Akron
Speidel
Lucinda Wiley
Tyner
James van Dyke
J. M. Morton
Derwent
C. E. Wilson
A. C. Hutchison
Bert Orr
Chester Geller
Joseph Kendis
Charles Andrews
Alexander Andrews
Jesse Slingluff
Ann
Buckeye Lake
W. R. Dougherty
W. C. Boyd
Hast Foster Avenue
Cora Law
Law
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