Orders to the coast for several local men
Word came that Hershel Stage Charles Gallop Parley Wiley and Ed Malernee have been ordered to the coast. Their families travel to Columbus to see the boys and it is likely they will sail for France soon.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
5
Word came that Hershel Stage Charles Gallop Parley Wiley and Ed Malernee have been ordered to the coast. Their families travel to Columbus to see the boys and it is likely they will sail for France soon.
National League games include Cincinnati 5 Boston 2 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 2 New York 5 St Louis 5 Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 1. American League features Chicago 6 New York 2 St Louis 4 Washington 2 Boston 11 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 14, 11 innings. Association Columbus Milwaukee 2.
In a double header Sunday Louisville blanked Minneapolis as part of the event. Kansas City beat Toledo 6 to 1 while St Paul lost 4 to 2 to Indianapolis.
The schedule shows Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Louisville at Milwaukee Columbus at St Paul. No other games scheduled.
Senecaville news lists Mary Morrison returning from Columbus visit and numerous local visitors. Akron residents Loren Headley and wife stay with Headley family. others ride to Cambridge for weekend trips. Church groups plan gatherings and veterans Red Cross activities set for Hutchison block and Tuesday Friday afternoons. Reverend Dean preaches at M B church with full house for the baccalaureate sermon on German Kultur.
Mrs. Gutt Salts and two babies are noted with little hope for one child. Mr. and Mrs. David Steele and daughter Reba Kackley and Mrs. Hunter made business calls in Cambridge. Ray Detra went to Cleveland on business. Arthur Long and family from near Love City visited Sunday. Mrs. Mary Mosier dined with Mrs. Carrie Detra Saturday. Mrs. Amanda Nelson and Eva plan to move to Akron for Goodyear Rubber jobs. Lillie Mason returned to Sarahsville after visiting Chas Mahoney. Bertha Casner Lula Detra attended Sunday school in Cambridge. Grace Saltsgaver and others spent Sunday at Camp Sherman. Harry Lantz, recently at White Cottage, returned with a mashed foot.
Stephen Haddawny and wife transfer to Gab rial Batyk and wife for $950 covering 25 acres in Jackson township. Charles Pollard and wife to James Davidson for $200 for lots 25 and 26 in Senecaville. Mr and Mrs Clark Britton of North Fourth street attend funeral of Jesse Britton in Kimbolton Monday.
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