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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
8
Security and income are the main aims of this association offering first mortgages on improved real estate at half value and a large reserve fund. Time deposits pay 5 percent interest. Assets amount to 471666.57. Located at 514 Wheeling Ave with T. R. Deselm as secretary, notice dated February 26.
The notice proclaims no penny was lost to any depositor in Ohio building and loan companies in 21 years. E A Scott, secretary, Cambridge address listed. Also mentions Mrs Kyle and Mrs ck traveling to Cleveland for a visit.
Buffalo Born to Mr and Mrs Oran Cale a son. Mr and Mrs Dave Watkins visited at Ubrichsville earlier in the week. Miss Blanche Davis returned Friday from Shawnee. Mrs Huberland was taken to Keenan hospital Cambridge Friday. Jess Cooper Beulah and Mrs Leo Catlett attended a relative's funeral in Cambridge Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Knox and children visited at Derwent over Sunday. Mrs Charlotte Cale is seriously ill with pneumonia. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett McLaughlin is ill with congestion of the lungs. Mr and Mrs Tom Grudier of Akron are guests of Mr and Mrs Jess Cooper. Mr and Mrs Emmet Gessel returned home after visiting relatives at Lowell. Homer Keyser visited his home at Dexter City over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Burt guests of Mr and Mrs George Kearns returned to Byesville Friday. The L L Ladies Aid Society will
Mrs Filmore S hosted guests on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Ben Moss visited relatives Sunday. The M E Ladies Aid will meet at the church Wednesday evening. Miss Minnie Secrest visited relatives from New Concord. The Willing Workers met at Mrs Jane Secrest with songs recitations and readings. Next meeting at Miss Marie Secrest's home on the third Friday in March. March 5 program includes opening song prayer scripture Nora Cattell What can I do to make our society a success Mrs Dave Hamilton and Mrs Rebecca Secrest hostesses plus other program items.
The Guernsey Building and Loan Co. offers a loan on first mortgage real estate secured by the National Hotel Building in Cambridge. This notice, dated January 14, indicates availability of funds and the property as collateral.
Washington March 4. Senatorial investigation was opened after a resolution by Senator Jones called for an explanation of why police failed to adequately protect women participants in yesterday's suffrage parade. The House heard the measure as part of the inquiry into parade security.
Washington scene recounts Woodrow Wilson taking the oath in the capitol while Vice President-elect Thomas R. Marshall is sworn in. Taft and Wilson receive tumultuous welcomes along Pennsylvania Avenue as ceremonies unfold with dignitaries, diplomats, and Princeton alumni in attendance.
President Wilson greeted by a vast crowd as the inaugural parade moves along Pennsylvania Avenue. Gov. Thomas R. Marshall takes the oath as vice president, with divisions including regular forces, National Guard units, veterans groups, and civic associations marching past a Mount Vernon inspired reviewing stand.
Washington March 4 William H Taft left for Augusta Georgia and became a private citizen for the first time in 28 years. He has served the public for over a quarter century in roles including Solicitor General judge governor and secretary before finally being Mr President.
The Up lift class met at Mrs. Cora Norman’s home with devotional by Miss Jennie Burt followed by games and social hour. Several residents travel to Wheeling for surgery. a funeral note reports the death of Rachel Larrick and Thelma Cornelia Trott. Local moves, visits, and class meetings are listed along with a 67th birthday postcard shower for Uncle Doc Larrick.
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