Cambridge High School Commencement at Colonial Theater
May twenty four 1918 Cambridge High School plans the commencement at the Colonial theater. The class lists many graduates and eight will perform orations chosen by honor scholars and classmates. The event features a large speaker and a patriotic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High School
Colonial Theater
Sara Vernita Allison
Mary Christine Arnold
Eemma Belle Atchison
Thelma Margaret Duffey
Beatrice Dunlap
Cyril Meade Ewing
Lydia Jeane Ewing
Gail Bernadine Fisher
Harry M. Gibson
Violet Charlene Greenwald
Helen Vivian Gibbs
Ruth Elizabeth Garber
Esther Lorene Gilpin
Mary Margaret Glenn
Marion Geyer
Thelma May Hammond
Mary Frances Hannan
Della Mary Hayes
Lucy May Hayes
Lola Marie Hall
Pansy
Harsch
David N. Howell
Elaide Katheryn Johnston
Margaret Elizabeth Kiddie
John Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Charles Russell Lingenfelter
Dolores Blanche Luyster
Maurine Beatty Lewis
Ara Ardella Musser
Elizabeth Morris
Helen Morgan
Velma Catherwood Moss
Katheryn McClellan
Mary Elizabeth McConnell
Archie G. McGregor
James A. McPeek
John Dorman McBurney
Elizabeth ©. McFayden
Elizabeth
Strand Theater
Mrs C J McCulley Dismissed From Keenan Hospital
Mrs C J McCulley of Warren is discharged from Keenan hospital after a recent operation. She will stay in Cambridge to visit relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J*. McCulley
Warren
Keenan Hospital
Cambridge
Dayton Woman and Daughter Visit Chestnut Street Relatives
Mrs Mark T Benner and daughter Elizabeth Ann of Dayton are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs John Lewis on Chestnut street. Mrs Lewis accompanied them home.
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Mark T. Benner
Elizabeth ~Ann
Dayton
John Lewis
Chestnut Street
Hunger stalks in Petrograd
Washington dispatches report hunger worsening in Petrograd with famine in the city and serious hunger in other parts of Russia. May 12 Moscow advices indicate the Russian delegation is leaving for Kiev to open peace talks with Ukraine beside cholera reported in the Caspian region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Ukraine
State Department
Moscow
Kiev
Petrograd
Caspian
Calgary youth Archie Prince dies in action in France
Archie Prince, 16 years old when enlisted, formerly of Calgary, killed in action May 4 in France. He rose from private to sergeant in Armstrongs unit, served nine months in France including Passchendaele, and previously mentored recruits at Sarcee Camp. His family, from Cardiff and Cambridge, Ohio, confirms his death via Ottawa telegram.
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Canada
Calgary
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Armstrong
Archie Prince
Otho Prince
Twenty-seventh Avenue
N. K
Tuxedo Park
Boys’ Brigade
103Rd Calgary Rifles
Col. Armstrong
England
D. C
France
Passchendaele
C. KE. Ff
Guy 8S. Whitaker
Ogden Shops
Cardiff
South Wales
Cambridge
Ohio
Ottawa
Tire Theft Reported At JG Bair Residence
J G Bair reported a break in at his garage with forced entrance and the theft of a tire inner tube and rim valued around 65 dollars. Police are investigating the incident.
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J.G. Bair
Runaway Wells Fargo Horse Injures Itself On Wheeling Ave
A Wells Fargo Express wagon horse ran away near North Eleventh street and Wheeling avenue on Monday afternoon at 4 50, injuring itself when it fell on West Wheeling avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets. The driver left the horse untied inside a bakery doorway. the animal later collapsed after a wild descent, with a neck dislocation and paralysis. Veterinary Dix said the horse would likely need to be shot.
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Wells-Fargo Express Company
North Eleventh Street
Wheeling Avenue
West Wheeling Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
McFarland Bakery
East Wheeling Avenue
Seventh Street
Fifth Street
Animar Brothers
Dix
Court News Guernsey Bar to Meet in Common Pleas Court
A special meeting of the Guernsey County Bar association will be held in Common Pleas Court Wednesday at 9 o'clock. Gail Ford administratrix of the estate of John R. Ford deceased of The Ohio Fuel Supply Co seeks money. Amount prayed for Sinco0, Charles 8S. Sheppard for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County Bar Association
Common Pleas Court Room
Gail Ford
John R. Ford
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Charles
Sheppard
Accident injures girl on Pennsylvania license car on local avenue
Residents report Most Wheeling avenue as badly damaged after recent army truck work. Tuesday a Ford with Pennsylvania plates crashed into a deep hole, throwing a man, his wife, and their young daughter. The girl suffered facial and leg injuries.
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Wheeling Avenue
Real estate deal closes between Callihan and Spaid near city
H C Callihan purchased an interest in the James Flour Mill company from M L Spaid. Spaid bought 92 acres of land from Callihan, located one half mile east of the city on the National pike. The land is described as valuable farming property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Callihan
James Flour Mill Company
M. L. Spaid
New Philadelphia Man Guests With Friends Here
Charles Humphreyville of New Philadelphia was the guest of friends here on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Humphreyville
New Philadelphia
Divided Opinions Over Austro German Alliance
The Hague May 21 reports say Count Czernin former Austro Hung foreign minister opposed the alliance while Count von Hertling and Dr Von Kuehlmann German chancellor and foreign minister objected to the military convention. Czernin reportedly opposed the arrangement. Hertling and Kuehlmann dissociated themselves after objecting to the convention.
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The
Hague
Count Czernin
Count von Hertling
von Kuehlmann
Kaiser Wilhelm
Emperor Karl
Vienna
Berlin
Czernin
Hertling
Kuehlmann
Allies Gain by Delay in Western Front Offensive
United Press war analysis argues hesitation by von Hindenburg to resume attacks in Picardy and Flanders reflects divided leadership at the Kaiser's court. It notes reorganization of German divisions, delayed push to reach channel ports, and Allied reinforcements under Foch. The piece suggests German public opinion and Austria-Hungary's restlessness influence stalled offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. T. Mason
United Press
New York
Picardy
Flanders
von Hindenburg
Germany
West Front
Channel
Foch
Ludendorff
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Ukraine
Finland
Berlin
Hohenzollerns
Kaiser
Dallas
Correction on Sabbath ice cream order for soldiers
A note from R. N. Atkins clarifies a drug store order for ice cream and cold drinks to be served Saturday afternoon and night. He states tobacco was not requested and he did not intend to extend the favor to Sunday, as he does not favor Sunday selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boys
R. N. Atkins
Grant of High School Life Certificate to Prof J T Fairchild
At a state board of school examiners meeting, Prof J T Fairchild received a high school life certificate, the highest life certificate awarded by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of School Examiners
Prof
J. T. Fairchild
Visiting Sons at Camp Sherman Await Foreign Service
Visiting J H Dilley W L Tribbie and H M Meredith see their sons stationed at Camp Sherman and expect them to depart soon for foreign service.
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J.H. Dilley
W. L. Tribbie
H. M. Meredith
Camp Sherman
Foreign Service
Greenfield Residents Named In Family Matters
C. B. and O. M. Bayles of Greenfield are involved in a dispute regarding the stigists of relatives in the city, as indicated by the fragment.
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C. B. and
O. M. Bayles
Greenfield, Axe
Stigsts
School Class Displays At McMahon Building Show Routes
Articles describe displays by six seventh and high school grades in the McMahon building under Prof Schoenike. Each grade features problems and crafted items such as tool stands, boxes, racks, frames, and furniture showcased at local shops and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon Building
Wm. F. Schoenike
Orme McMahon, Thompson Co
West Window
Lloyd Work
Brenan
Jardiniere
Slingluff’s
Craig's
Morris
Philadelphian Shows Sample of American Grit
A front of 600 yards between Aveluy wood and Hebuterne diminished a sharp salient and occupied four enemy posts as a hot counter attack was repulsed. The dispatch first mentions American air forces engaged in Flanders with troops in the British line now having their own aerial detachment. Simms dispatch hints the American units may be near Ypres, location withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveluy Wood
Hebuterne
Flanders
Simms
Ypres
Mayor Visits Son and Absent Soldiers at Camp Sherman
Mayor J. C. Longsworth and Mrs Longsworth traveled to Columbus to visit their son William stationed at Camp Sherman. Accompanying them were Walter L. Whissel and Charles Valentine two soldiers alleged to be absent without leave. In the mayor's absence President H Z Hobson will act as mayor with police cases tried before Squire A M Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Longsworth
Columbus
William
Camp Sherman
William Longsworth
Akron
Longsworth
Walter L. Whissel
Charles Valentine
H. Z. Hobson
Squire A. M. Baxter
Wanted to Buy Fresh Cows and Springing Cows
An advertisement from May 13 by Al Hutchison in City seeks good, bright cows in good flesh for purchase. Likely a livestock buyer is offering to purchase dairy cattle, asking sellers to respond.
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AL Hutchison
City
Cambridge Dentists Close All Day for Months
The dentists of Cambridge will close all day on May 1st through November 1st. Apt 1¢-11. The Cambridge Business College guarantees positions. Lt. B. Warrick of Barnesville trans acted business in this city Tuesday.
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Dentists of
Cambridge
Cambridge Business College
B. Warrick
Barnesville
Mrs Elizabeth Summers-Ray Dies After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth R Summers-Ray 44 wife of Ernest Ray of 419 North Fourth street died Tuesday at 6 am after a brief sugar diabetes illness. Born near Summerfield she is survived by three children Rena Clarence and Leander Summers and her parents. Funeral at the late home Wednesday 8 pm conducted by Rev Edwin Kirby, with burial in Caldwell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R. Summers-Ray
Ernest Ray
North Fourth Street
Caldwell Methodist Episcopal Church
Rena
Clarence
Leander Summers
Summerfield
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Caldwell
Funeral services for W. P. DeHart in North Eight street
Funeral services for W. P. DeHart of North Eighth street were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the family home. Rev. Edwin Kirby of the First Methodist Episcopal church conducted the service. The large attendance included friends and relatives and many floral tributes. Burial followed at Northwood cemetery.
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W. P. DeHart
North Eighth Street
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Northwood Cemetery
Moore's Wall Paper Store ad offers low prices
An advertising notice from Moore's Wall Paper Store at 139 North Seventh Street promotes a fine line of new and up to date stock at very low prices with picture framing at right prices. The sale runs from May 17 for one month.
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Moore's Wall Paper
Ino North Seventh Street
North Seventh Street
Elear
Cambridge College to Close August 2
Miss Ethel Forsythe of Kimbolton shopped in Cambridge on Monday as The Cambridge Business College announced day and night sessions will close August 2.
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Cambridge Business College
Ethel Forsythe
Kimbolton
Cambridge
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Ersel Doyle
Helen Allison
East Gomber Avenue
Lyric
Pauline Bartholow
Mabel Woodburn
Mary Spaid
Loretta Norman
Roberta Allison
Lucile Bennett
Masters Jack Ross
George Marlowe
PD. C. Thompson
North Tenth Street
R. W. Doty
Louise
Rochester
Woman's
Welsh American Club
J. C. Kelly
East Beatty Avenue
M. W. Hasenpflug
Cleveland
Methodist Protestant Church
Myra Marsh
West Eighth Street
St. Benedict's Ladies’ Auxiliary
John Klass
South Tenth Street
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
W. E. Bridge
Dorman McBurney
J. R. McBurney
W. K. Bridge
O. Brill
Cambridge Public Health League
East Eighth Street
W. M. Hannan
W. N. Patterson
Red Cross
Treasury
League
Child Conservation League
McCready
Pittsburgh
Helen Johnson
Eeesees
Spirit of Democracy
Ninth Street
Glass Plant
Call To America
Central School
Kcicenesensis the Council
Martha Alderman
Civilization
Gladys Fordyce
Ieck
Vonda Hamilton
PRN
Ceessenene
Albert Headley
George Robey
Cuba
Marie Thomas
Axasonuks
Asios
Neenees
Marian Collins Servius
Nora Conrath
Thelma Spear
Ruth Nicholson
Scoueteeenes
First Methodist Episcopal Churchs
West Lafayette
Dugan
J. Be Dugany
South Eleventh Street
Branch Three
Theirst Baptist Church
Melvin Goss
South Highth Street
Stanley Moorgheny
Capital Beauty
Hallie Elkins Davis
Henny Gassaway Davis
George A. Percy
U. S. Marine Corps
Miss Davis
Court News
Elcar
Llaiiis
Ernest Summers
Ray
Chalmers
H. S. Gillis
Cambridge Motor & Storage Co
Elkhart Carriage & Motor Car CO
Elkhart
Ind
C.B. McCoy
North 11Th Street
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