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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
6
Advertising committee members visited Byesville placing posters and signs around town to promote the Chautauqua set for June 19 to 23 and to boost ticket sales. Rev and Mrs Clendenning were hosted at a six o’clock dinner Friday by Mr and Mrs Otis Moss.
Mr Seaman and Miss Jessie Chal fant of Step Ammer Wiley from Zanesville and Miss Ruth Penny of Cambridge were entertained at the home of Miss Mable Grabham Sunday evening. Mr Wiley and Miss Penny furnished music on the cornet.
Professor J. S. Talbott invites all boys and girls to a war garden meeting Thursday at 2 PM in the Central High School building. Seeds and land are free, and each child may keep what they raise. Ground goes to first registrants until space is filled.
Miss Grabham served refreshments and was assisted by Miss Chalfant at the event, reflecting formal hospitality typical of the gathering.
The Evergreens meet at the church this evening hosted by Mrs. J A Pryor Mrs William Besseger and Myrtle Pryor Refreshments will be served The Pollyanna class of the M P church meets Friday evening at the church with teacher Miss Bess Landis full attendance desired In honor of Soldier Boy William Nunley guests of A W Nunley include Carl McHenry Alberta and Robert Thompson and several Nunley family members who spent Sunday together before William leaves for Camp Sherman
Donald and Richard returned home after visiting friends near Cambridge with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stubbs and children Freda and James and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Richardson and two children. They spent Sunday with Charles Nagel and family. Miss Verna Barnett dined with Miss Hazel Hutton.
National League results show Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 while Chicago defeated New York 7 to 3 and Boston won 2 to 1 over Pittsburg with Brooklyn and St Louis losing. American League games include New York 7 over Cleveland 1, Washington 7 over Detroit 4, Chicago 6 over Boston 4, Philadelphia 8 over St Louis 4 and Association Kansas City 7 over Louisville 3 with other games postponed due to rain.
Sugar certificates may be obtained from committee members including Conrad Gang chairman Gladys Fordyce secretary Mayor Longsworth Will Hammond and Walter Webster. Certificates are limited to 25 pounds per sale. A Guernsey County mood administration committee meeting is scheduled for Saturday evening in June.
At seven o'clock the gathering occurs at the secretary's residence on North Seventh Street with Gladys Fordyce as host and organizer. The note lists a location and time but few further details about purpose or attendees.
Roy Bonnell son of Mr and Mrs John Bonnell of North Eighth street left Monday for Cincinnati to take the final examination before entering the marine service.
Mrs Charles Robins of Eureka Kansas visits friends Mrs Henry Moss Mrs Ek J Neeland and Mrs M D Robins, sharing social engagement and local greetings in the community scene.
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