Local Notes from Guernsey Valley May Days
Miss Ethel fort of Wharton Texas visits uncle H C and wife for two months then returns home. Mrs Martha Watson of Blue Bell home after pleasant visit with Snyder family. J A Hoopman in Cambridge on business. Various locals visit relatives and attend church events. Fire causes minor damage at a home. loss estimated $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Bonom
Mary Barclay
Hazel Mason
Pearle Nesbit
Pleasant City
Charles McCormick
Cambridge
F. G. Fowley
Floyd
Senecaville
Scio
W. M. Sprague
Derwent
Joe McKim
H. E. McCormick
L. A. Motte
Charles Gilbert
Frank Newman
Walter Siegfried
Charles
W. O. McCormack
S. W. Conner
Hiramsburg
S. E. Conner
GC. M. King
Crooksville
B. W. King
Trimble
Athens County
Harry King
Pessie
Keenan Hospital
John and
Robert Richmond
Bay City
Mich
Grace Hilderbrand
C. R. Young
A. E. Fletcher
Glen Hale
Dexter City
Jessie Frame
Mt. Zion
Edna Shipley
Fanny Shipley
Edna Dietz
Canal Winchester
Edith Smith
Columbus
S. M. Haffey
High Avenue
He Builders
M. E. Church
B. Welsh
Epworth League of the
M. EB
United Missions Conference
O. A. Finley
Della Buell
St. Clairsville
Homer Finley
Manley Hayes
Washington
Barnesville
Criswell Farm
Dapple Gray
Dr. Arndt
Schoe
A. W. Herring
Cleveland
Cambridge Guests and Local Visits Mark Weekend
Buffalo and Cambridge visitors lingered through Sunday with hosts including Mrs. Mack Brown and Miss Madge Robinson. Many residents and guests from Caldwell Love City Byesville and Senecaville were seen at shops, church events, and family gatherings.
Pleasant City Rally Day Draws 413 In Sunday School Uptake
Rally day at M. E. Sunday School drew 413 attendees. Dr. O F Lowry of Cambridge gave an engaging address, with O F Steele of Cambridge sharing thoughts on Jacob and Esau. New pupils intend regular attendance, signaling greater Sunday School impact ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. IE
O. F. Lowry
M. E. Church of Cambridge
O. F. Steele
Cambridge
Jacob
Esau
Flora
Bertha Mathews
Ida Shultz
Alma Dull
Newcomerstown
Janie Speer
Pear Hartley
Russell
J. M. Secrest
Ethel Gander
Byesville
Homer
Harry Gander
Pheebe Truax
Henry Breidenthal
John Moor
Bernice Myers
Caldwell
Wm. Archer
Marietta
Rochester
John Archer
Mary Marks
Juanita
Quillan
Love City The Old Fiddlers at Opera House May 14
Twenty five contestants expected and readings by elocutionists promised at the Love City event to be held in the Opera House on May 14. Local residents arrive from nearby towns for the occasion with several families noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Thomas Price
Murray City
Ohio
B. H. Griswold
Carnegie
Joseph Voorhies
Gertrude
Old Washington
Chas. Voorhies
Cambridge
Charles Hawkins
Sonora
Social visits and travels around Cambridge area
Numerous listings of visitors and guests in the Cambridge region include Senecaville’s Ada Moorhead with sister, Ruth Saltsgaver hosting in Columbus visitors, Arm sey sisters visiting Cambridge, plus several trips to Cambridge for shopping and family reasons. Also noted is Cambridge Chapter No. 53, R. A. M. meeting at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Court of Appeals Upholds Contempt Sentences in Gompers Case
The DC Court of Appeals sustains Samuel Gompers jail term for contempt of a 1967 injunction against boycotting Bucks Store and Range Co. of St. Louis, reduces to 30 days. It also upholds John Mitchell and Frank Morrison contempt findings but lowers their jail terms and imposes fines. Chief Justice Sheppard dissents.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
Supreme Court of the
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Wright
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
van Orsde
Robb
Sheppard
United States
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the United States
District Supreme Court
Mitchell Disappointed Over Appeal Decision
John Mitchell vice president of the American Federation of Labor at his Mount Vernon home commented on a $500 fine from the District of Columbia court of appeals. He said he expected reversal by the appeals court and would consider appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mount Vernon
N. Y
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
New Suffragette Hat Debuts in Votes for Women Parade
The new suffragette hat worn by a vast army of women in the Votes for Women parade in New York on May 3. The hat cost 48c, three cents more than the official Washington inauguration hat, shown on Miss Ada Lavalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Ada Lavalla
Money 10 Loan On First Mortgage Real Estate Security
The Guernsey Building and Loan Co offers ten thousand dollars on first mortgage real estate security for properties including the National Hotel Building in Cambridge. January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel Building
Cambridge
First Dollar Savings Promotion at Cambridge Loan Co
The Cambridge Loan and Building Co advertises a five percent savings interest plan encouraging customers to deposit a first dollar to start building wealth. The notice urges weekly saving to grow funds and notes the address No. 814 Wheeling Avenue with T. R. Deselm as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Avenue
T. R. Deselm
Sec’y
Guernsey Building and Loan Company
EK. A. Scott
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Mrs Mary Voorhies Returns From Salesville Visit
Mrs Mary Voorhies came home Monday evening after visiting relatives in Salesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Voorhies
Salesville
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Guernsey Valley
Oo. O. F
J. O. O. F. Lodge
Beacon Rebekah Lodge
America
W. A. Chalfant
William Bird
Jenkins Morgan
Reading
Hazel Pierce
Jessie Holbrook
Aida Ringer
Lodge
Ethel Barnes
Eldyth
Ethel Long
Irena Nichols
Mary Morgan
Alberta Wil
Esther Corwin
Levi Barker
Wal-aVenue
Explore
H. C. Porter
Warner
Buffalo
Chalmer McCauley
Madge Robinson
Mack Brown
Madge Spriggs
Chas. Scott
West Lafayette
Lizzie Spaid
Reba
Cleo Trott
L. A. Hawes
Son Emory
Bunker Hill
Tom Robinson
J. Phillips
Effie Schofield
Lela Trott
Frank Blackburn
Trail Run
Geo. Kearns
Herschel Wilson
Leslie Catlett
Mt. Ephraim
Marie Secrest
Ethel Robinson
Caldwells
Ralph Selby
Luhrig
Dunfee
Love City
Drake
Grace Wheeler
Lou Danford
Martha Oliverson Paul
Letha
John Blair
Conesville
James
Eberly
Quaker City
R. T. Riggle
Riggle
Jane Peters
Caroline Lepage
Ollie Breen
W. H. Spaid
J. W. Bressler
Jas. Secrest
Benton McLaughlin
Chaseville
E. L
Chester Thompson
Zanesville
BE. L. Ladies’ Aid
BE. Neeland
A Missionary Society
Alice Thompson
Lizzie Secrest
Adaline Secrest
Stella Danford
Anna Frye
Pete Allen
Walters
Oscar Davis
Thos, Selby
New Philadelphia
Robert Henderson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Dingus
W. Price
Maggie Hill
Secrest
Ira McLaughlin
Rita
Bernard
Oscar Anker
William Symonds
Middleport
Mr. Symonds
Ada Moorhead
John Collison
Robert Burns
Nellie Burns
Sundias
Homer Meighen
John Unklesbay
Ruth Saltsgaver
Charles Saltsgaver
S. M. Morrison
John Jenkins
Jennie
Gertrude Armsey
Joe McMahan
Lawn Beachout
Danie
Lara Millhone
Luella Rossiter
Sylvester Stevens
Ortie Davis
Harry Blair
John Daniels
John McVicker
Pennsylvania
Mae Anklesbay
A. B. Ferguson
John Humble
George Williams
Bessie Evans
Robins
Mary Mallett
Lula Detra
Chas, Mallett
Summerfield
Minnie Humble
Linnie Moorhead
H. Breidenthal
Katherine Warner
Lydia Aduddle
Pearl Amama
Cambrigde
A. Rt. Brokaw
Jessie Ward
Kennensburg
E. B. Basford
J. Finley
Martha Brown
Sentenge
Gompers
Morrison
Supreme Court
Bair Undertaking Company
9Th and
Gallenstein & Lyons Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Bell
Chas. Gramlich
Musical Comedy Co
Oxfords
Women’s
the Gang Shoe Store
Furnishers
Mpany
Lade
E. Wheeling Ave
Cambridge Cleaning & Tailoring Co
Ray F. Mickle
North Seventh St
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