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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
5
Two well known sportsmen, one a professional man, hunted at Buckeye Lake and predicted a bagful. They became bogged in a marsh as they tried to reach shore, the boat tied fast. They improvised a rescue by one man carrying the other through icy water to deeper water, but their ducks remained unseen.
Fulton McMahon Esq of New York is visiting his parents in Cambridge during a short stay returning from professional duties in the city.
H. J. West of Fairview, employed in Cambridge, left Saturday for a brief visit with his family.
Frank Quigley of Brady traveled through the city on a Saturday en route to Pittsburgh.
W. A. Colvin traveled to Newcomers Town on Monday, meeting local residents and inspecting community projects. He spoke with officials about upcoming improvements and pledged support for regional events.
Mrs John Robinson of Birds Run returned home Monday after visiting her son W FE Robinson at his residence.
H. C. Oliver of Washington visited Cambridge on Monday to conduct business activities.
Attorney EB Petty of Barnesville was in the city on business affairs and meetings. He met with local officials to discuss legal matters and possible case consultations.
Mrs. R A Elliott departed Tuesday to visit her daughter Miss Isabella Elliott who has been ill in New Concord.
Advertisement copy for Hartley’s detailing paint and varnish products with varied color schemes. Mentions Dull Kate finish and Maresco styling, inviting customers to view the complete line for March.
Dr Bartlett has moved his office to rooms over Sutton and Oshe's drug store up the marble stairway in Cambridge Ohio. This notice provides location details and date format indicating a relocation.
Dentist L Stewart advertises on the second floor of the Central National Bank Building in Cambridge. Special attention to diseased gums. August 6. See us before buying flour. we buy in carloads and can save you money. Wagons go your way.
Fragmentary note referencing a medical treatment for a sick nose and ears. Mentions Dr Barrett and an office location over Sutton and Oshe's drug store in Cambridge Ohio. Includes March date and a price fragment.
Society notes report a postcard shower planned for Mrs. M. M. Hamme on her 83rd birthday at 2% Morris Street Newark Ohio. Also covered are Veitch’s Milwaukee Seattle marriage details and multiple church and social events in the area.
A Cambridge area social column reports a surprise birthday-like gathering for Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Myer in Kimbolton with a noon repast and afternoon music. Various club meetings are listed including the YPMS event at Miss Agatha Hoskins home and several officer elections in local lodges.
The article notes that he was unknown to Guernsey valley residents and that he leaves for his southern home today, with best wishes for a safe return.
The Interstate Commerce Commission assigns blame to the Pennsylvania Railroad C A C division for the Dresden rear end collision of December 3 in which 11 people died and seven were injured. Chief Inspector Belnap urges extending the five minute rule west of Pittsburgh to space trains adequately. Evidence shows the C M V local left Dresden five minutes after the C A C local cleared, with the brakeman not enough time to flag the fast approaching train.
J A Stover of Athens returned home Tuesday after visiting relatives in Cambridge. D E Ralston and J C McCutcheon of New Concord were in Cambridge Tuesday. Mrs W F Geese of Oldham's Station was in Cambridge Tuesday en route from visiting her son James Geese in Old Washington. Mrs Everett Nelson and daughter Irene of East Cambridge left Tuesday for a visit in Zanesville. Capt J C Crossen of Winterset was a Cambridge visitor Saturday. Asa Kimball of Valley township was in Cambridge Saturday on business.
Local residents and visitors frequent Cambridge on various business and social calls. H. C. Boyd of Love City, R. L. Spencer of Quaker City, and J. C. Fisher from Kimbolton were noted in town events. Mrs. Kathryn Bonnell joined the S. A. Craiz store staff while Miss Rose Patterson and Mrs. Esther Stevens were seen shopping or visiting. Repport on Griffith Phillips remains hopeful as his condition is described as still ill. Secretary C. R. Mellyar reported that rubber company representatives cannot reach Cambridge until a later date due to rush of orders.
The passage notes the president and other officials could not leave as planned and proposed delaying their exit to accommodate a later visit. The remark implies logistical issues or scheduling constraints affecting the departure.
Mrs. C. F. Gallup plans a Tuesday evening departure for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Ville, Kentucky, Indianapolis, Indiana, and St. Louis, Missouri.
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