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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures many difficult cases through a scientifically prepared formula. It highlights balanced ingredients acting on blood and organs and claims unique effectiveness, offering liquid or Sarsatabs at 100 doses for $1, with a guaranteed statement under the Food and Drugs Act.
Fulton McMahon of New York visits his parents on Wheeling avenue. Senecaville High School to hold commencement May 29 with Superintendent McMillen of Marietta delivering the address. Miss Edna Fisher marries Mark Speck in Coshocton. Barnesville High School also set for May 29 commencement. Rocky Mountain Tea ads promote tonics.
Marietta May 1 The United Sheet Tin Plate Company plants in Marietta Byesville and Newcomerstown failed to sell at trustees sale as bidders deemed appraisement too high. Total appraisement was 898 228 with no offer of two thirds. Court order may set new appraisement and sale incurring more expense. Attys Ralph E Westphali and Shapley attended with investors from Columbus Cambridge Zanesville and Pittburg.
A Coshocton correspondent reports Frank Bostwick, cousin of John Bostwick, writes from Fez that he has been named dentist to the Sultan of Morocco. He works on the ruler’s teeth daily for about ninety minutes and is later invited to treat women in the harem. The Sultan is said to be cordial, and they share games of tennis or billiards after sessions.
Marriage licenses listed for G. B. Hall and Myrtle V. Kuhn, Ross Mitchell and Bessie Noble, Simeon Rankin and Elizabeth Bell, Thomas Morris and Marietta Bean, Jay Whitmore and Lizzie Henders on, and others. Probate filings include inventories for Susan Turner and Phoebe Keenan, estate accounts, and bail applications. Court notices cover partner elections, bar meeting May 4, and several civil cases against entities like The Crussen Machine Co., Morris Coal Co., and B and O Ry Co. Divorces filed for Maggie Moore and Charles Moore.
The Daughters of the Church of St. John's Episcopal Mission held a bazaar and supper at the Masonic Temple, serving over four hundred people. Net proceeds exceeded one hundred dollars, and Rev. A. Ramsey’s three years in Cambridge are noted for church growth and social activity. John Dean visited Barnesville to see John Galloway, ill with paralysis and in declining condition at his daughter's home.
Judge Campbell traveled to Cleveland on Wednesday and Dr. C. E. Sheppard pastor of the M. P. church left Wednesday morning for West Lafayette to attend the Tenth Annual convention of the Muskingum Conference Endeavor bill Aill.
Salesville R D 1 reports the Sabbath school at Brushy Fork reorganized with Thomas Lepage as superintendent Edna Enos as secretary and Oscar Dugan as treasurer. Mary Smith plans to return home Wednesday after a month with aunt Mary Swaim. Oscar B Dugan visits Cambridge for two weeks with relatives.
A demonstration of a telefOne appliance for telephoning train crews occurred on a locomotive traveling around 43 miles per hour. Also featured is promotion for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, touting widespread use over three years for stomach and related ailments and urging a trial with the private stamp over the bottle neck.
J B Stewart of the East End has been very ill for an extended period, drawing local concern and attention.
Winterset R D 1 reports preaching on May 5 1907 by Rev Mr ally Leonard McCleary from Kimbolton attended by Mr and Mrs Charlie Parer. Local residents Miss Mary Adams Miss Daise Parker and Miss Merle Tedrick visit relatives. Serenade for Mr and Mrs Isaac Bates drawn a large crowd April 22.
Pleasant Valley Geo Proctor is ill with pneumonia. Miss Blanche Hamilton of Cumberland finished an eight month term of school in this district last Friday. Misses Clare Oldham and Lola Campbell returned home Saturday to view Cumberland sights until Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Thompson and family of Byesville visited their in laws Mr and Mrs John Dillehay from Saturday to Monday.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims the condition is systemic and requires internal dosing with a remedy that acts on the blood and mucous membranes.
The first Hammond Scott reunion will be held at Mr. Alex Hammond’s home four miles west of Cambridge Ohio on Thursday August 15 1907. All persons connected with these families are invited to attend a program and picnic dinner.
Valley Grange will meet at the hall Thaeesay evening May 2 at 7 00 oclock. Full attendance is desired. Elza the late son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Momya. Brown/ Cam origin
Hon. Freeman T. Eagleson will deliver the class address at Canal Dover High School commencement. The ceremony will be held on Friday evening May 31.
R W Lindsey, Esq., is reported slightly improved but still very sick. L Wall of the Craig building was suddenly taken ill, with details unclear in the fragment.
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