Social notices celebrate birthdays and anniversaries
Margaretita Brown notes a postal shower for Wilmer C. McCall on his fifth birthday anniversary. Numerous society events follow including Bunco and tea parties, elaborate breakfasts, and dinners honoring locals and travelers with guests such as Miss Elizabeth Fulton and Mrs. Burgess hosting at Steubenville Avenue. Names include Taft, Bryan, Roosevelt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer C. McCall
Dewey Avenue
Deorce W. Moses
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
King Edward
Emperor William
the Mikado
Harris
Hughes
Harmon
Joyce
White
Ellie Kingman
Mr. Gilead
Mary Gregg
Laura Patterson
Columbus
Carrie Goddard
Glass plants of National Glass Co sold to bondholders
Receivers for Whitney and Stephenson sold ten idle National Glass Co plants for 546000 total, far below pre failure value of 2500000. Bondholders took over major sites including West Virginia Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania plants with several to restart within a week. Cambridge plant lease remains in force and may renew under President Bennett as Cambridge Glass Co. seeks restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Whitney & Stephenson
Ten Glass Houses
National Glass Company
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dridgeport
Wellsburg
Cambridge
Duankirk
Ind
Jeanette
Cumberland
Cambridge Glass Co
Bennett
Focal
Pres. Bennett
Norwich man stricken with paralysis on return trip
Wm. McLaughlin of Norwich, 76, was struck with paralysis while traveling home from Cambridge. Found beside the road after a sudden stroke, he fell from his wagon as the horses continued on. He was placed in a nearby residence, then returned home with doctors hopeful but doubtful of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McLaughlin
Norwich
New Concord
Cambridge
Mr. McLaughlin
Tie
Watkins Daughter Geraldine Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs Samuel Watkins hosted a surprise party for Geraldine Watkins marking her tenth birthday. About twenty friends attended, gifts were given, a three course luncheon was served, and the evening featured games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Watkins
Geraldine
Columbus visitor W C Brown calls on local businesses
W C Brown of Columbus arrived to conduct business in the city during today’s visit, meeting with local merchants and reviewing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brown
Columbus
Shively Visits Zanesville As Business Guest
I D Shively was a business visitor in Zanesville today meeting local executives and touring facilities to discuss potential investment and collaboration opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Shively
Zanesville
Miss Gardner to Move to Tulse Oklahoma
Miss Mabel Gardner will depart tomorrow night for her new home in Tulse Oklahoma leaving behind local acquaintances and routines as she begins life anew in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gardner
Tulse
Oklahoma
Satterlee's Successor Chosen
The Rev. Dr. Alfred H Harding, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church for twenty two years, was elected bishop of Washington to succeed the late Henry Y. Satterlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterlee
Washington
Alfred H.,. Harding
St. Paul's Epscopal Church
Henry Y. Satierce
Rumors on Guernsey Works Mill Restart Denied
Cambridge’s streets buzz with talk of resuming the Guernsey Works mill. District Manager C A Robinson told the Jeffersonian by long distance that no preparations exist and no authentic statements have come through him. He added he hopes for good news if a restart occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Cambridge
Jefferventian
C. A. Robinson
Marting Ferry
Jeffersonian
Robinson
Sarchet Music Co marks 35th anniversary sale
The Sarchet Music Company celebrates thirty five years of service in the city with a war time sale on pianos and organs. New planos and organs are advertised at prices from 175 to 225 dollars or more, with cut prices on other instruments. They offer sheet music specials and invite customers to visit the corner east of court square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarchet Music Company
Plano
Court Square
Cambridge Band to Stage Minstrel at Colonial Theatre
The Cambridge Band will present its annual minstrel at the Colonial theatre on January 5 and 6 1909 with Billie James of the Columbus Jungle Imps directing again. The troupe secures new scenery and costumes, plus professional minstrel performers to assist, aiming for larger crowds and a top notch show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Colonial Theatre
Billie James
Columbus Jungle Imps Minstrels
James
Columbus
Cambridge Band
Missing Woman Seen In Village Fires Up Local Search
A missing woman described as Mrs Lichwa has been sighted in a village and near Winchester. Two telephone tips from Mrs Hague and others say a woman matching the description walked by but could not be spoken to. Mr Greenwald requests tips be sent to the Jeffersonian office.
Inquest into Phillips Children Fire Deaths Held
Coroner W B Yeo presided over an inquest into the deaths of Georgia and Jessie Phillips, two young children of Mr and Mrs Seymour Phillips, who perished in the Brown's Heights house fire on November 5. Ten witnesses testified in the Taylor building. Verdict is pending for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Yeo
Georgia
Jessie Phillips
Seymour Phillips
Phillips
Brown's Heights
J. W
A. G. Ringer
Taylor Building
Draper Daugherty of Columbus Attends City Dance
Draper Daugherty of Columbus was in the city last evening as a guest of friends and attended the dance at hech's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper Daugherty
Columbus
Hech's
Orrin A B Booth to Visit Caldwell on Official Business
Orrin A B Booth official court stenographer will travel to Caldwell Thursday morning on official business. He is slated to conduct court stenography work and attend scheduled sessions in Caldwell during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin AB. Booth
Caldwell
Mrs McCrimmen and daughter to move to Wellaburg
Mrs W J McCrimmen and her daughter Miss Maude Cox will depart in the morning to establish a new home in Wellaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McCrimmen
Maude Cox
Wellaburg
Pleasant City Officials On Official Business
Prosecuting Attorney Charles 5. Sheppard and Deputy Sheriff John S. Berry were in Pleasant City on official business last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5. Sheppard
John S. Berry
Pleasant City
Mrs. J. W. Hoffman Returns Home From Cambridge Visit
Mrs. J. W. Hoffman returned to her Newark home this morning after a week visiting Cambridge friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hoffman
Newark
Cambridge
Turnbaugh Case Gives Second Trial Implication In Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court sustained prosecuting attorney Sheppard's objections in the Earl Turnbaugh burglary case. Turnbaugh had been discharged after a jury instruction that the building was a dwelling not a store, but the court later forced a not guilty verdict. The decision implies Turnbaugh cannot be retried, a first for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Earl Turnbaugh
Charles S. Sheppard
Turnbaugh
Sheppard
Common Pleas Court
Sarl Turnbaugh
Cambridge
George Butt
Dutts
Guernsey
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Bradford
Butts
Common Pleas
John F. Stockdale
Ohio
Local Grocer in Glass Plant Addition Files for Bankruptcy
J Patthan, a grocer in the Glass Plant Addition, has filed voluntary bankruptcy papers. Referee George D Dugan has not yet received them but will set the first meeting of creditors once he does.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patthan
George D. Dugan
Jeffersonian corrects clerk term date mix up
A Jeffersonian notice clarifies that A. J. Linn’s county clerk term expires on the first Monday in August 1909, not January as previously reported. The error stems from an incorrect date in last evening’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Linn
Metropolitan Literary Society Meeting Program
The program for the Metropolitan Literary Society meeting on November 12, 1908, at the Practical Business College hall features music, invocations, and a series of recitations and readings by students and friends. Notable items include Blanche Beatty singing, Eva Rainey vocal solo, Bessie Stewart and Eloid Johnson recitations, plus a lecture by Judge W. H. Gregg. The Imperial Orchestra of the P B C. will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Practical Business College
A. D
Blanche Beatty
Eva Rainey
Bessie Stewart Sondinee
Miss Hastings
W. H. Grege Mois Eka Ewe Clayton Kennedy
Imperial Orchestra
P. B.C
Notice by Gibson Station Farmers on Hunting Trespass
A group of Gibson Station farmers declare they will prosecute any person found hunting or trespassing on their premises. The notice lists numerous local residents and is dated Gibson Ohio October 28 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Station
G. W. Gildea
C. T. Morris
R. A. Sates
T. J. Williams
R. B. Stires
G. W. Wright
Wm. Hannah
James Burson
Frank Thompson
C. H. Warehime
John Warehime
Abe Casner
F. P. McGee
T. J. McGee
P. Weaver
Hans Weaver
J. F. Gildea
Ed. Weaver
John LaRue
Herman Brill
J. W. Frame
A. L. Frame
E. L. Frame
R. EK. Frame
K. F E. Kester
John Kester
J. W. Tipton
O. E. Watson
Charles Anderson
Charles Saltsgaver
T. Wortman
V. Wortman
J. M. Gildea
Gibson
Ohio
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Princess Nipon
Margaretita Brown
Tafty
Elizabeth Fulton
Jefferson Avenue
Lottie Harris
S St. Louis
Hattie Bowers
Gomber Avenue
Scott
Mast Steubenville Avenue
Mulford
Los Angeles
Cal
Talbott
DeWitt
Iowa
Campbell
Kraemer
Kirkpatrick
Roger Kirkpatrick
F. L. Rosemond
Hunter
Mrs. Burgess
Hamme
Milton Turner
Steubenville Avenue
Birthday Club
Jack Horner
J. J. Kidd
John Glaser
George Hammond
W. T. Ramsey
J. I. Kidd
T. 4. Robinson
L. EF. Carlisle
J. K. Barr
Wm. Green
J. W. Huffman
J. W. Hulffman
Mutford
Farrar
National Glass CO
Allison & Hayes
Wheeling Ave
Ogier Avenue
S$iGoo
W.&. Dougherty
Central National Bank Building
Bell Phone
Maruel Boyd’s
Messer
Marien St
South
A. L. Slife
Hartford
Wheeling Avenue
hieBl
WM. AP Laughli Otrigken
Norwich Falls
SATS
Cambridge Band IN Minstrels
Yeo
Forest Mills Underwear For
Forest Mills
Metropolitan Literary Society
Robert Pratt
Esas
Eloid Johnson
Edna Rittenhouse
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