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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
3
Tapioca dessert touted as new and quick ready in a minute with no soaking required. Marketed as available at all grocers.
Long list of local notices, marriages, business ads, and community events from Cambridge area papers. Mentions Wm McWhorter’s death after a long illness, plus various ads for groceries, medicines, and local appointments. Includes notes on births marriages and public notices across Cambrid ge and Guernsey county, with multiple names and places.
ESale m W RB McMunna will preach at U P church Sabbath week at 16 a.m. KE M Mathews, working in Sumbridge, visited his parents. George McFee and wife of Tyner called on A Mathews family. Miss Dena McCullough and siblings visited there. W C Mekin and family visited his brother Janes of Midway. Dessa Barthalow from Kimbot called on Mary Mathews. Mrs J P Mckee injured by a shattered fruit jar. Miss Sarah Leeper, formerly at Columbus hospital, died there last Sunday. remains were brought here Monday, funeral at U P church 2 p.m. led by Rev McMunn, interment Bell's cemetery. Boyd Adams buys a new bogey from Cincinnati firm. Funeral sermon for two Smith boys to be preached Sabbath week Sept. 14 by Rev Adler at Tom. W C McKim sold house and lot to his brother James for 125? amount.
Clyde Beal returned home Saturday from Mariebin where he has been attending school. Reverend W W Willis preached at Mt Tiermon church last Sabbath evening. Mrs Nora Beal and son Cesil visited relatives in Zanesville Saturday. A number of Route teachers attended the teachers Institute.
A. M. Cash, about 70, was struck and killed by a Southeast railroad train near Lore City while walking on the track. Engineer Grove sounded the whistle and attempted to stop but Cash was instantly killed, body found just after the curve. He leaves a wife and five sons, including Rev. John Cash of Lore City, M. H. Cash, and others in Ohio and Colorado.
The Board of Education held a morning meeting on Tuesday. Miss Andersen was elected to a higher teaching position and Mrs Nellie Longeworth was promoted from substitute to full teacher. Miss Winifred Potter and Miss Maude Roches were elected as substitutes, relieving Supt Cronchaugh of clerical duties. Miss Bertha surtac and Miss Winifred Johnson resigned. Additional substitute teachers were named to cover vacancies.
An elderly woman named Miss Ogle This died Wednesday night from fever complications. Funeral conducted by Rev Gelines. Survivors include a sister and three brothers. Readers advised to check local notices for further details. stray notices mention stock shipments, pheasies, and church attendance, with community events and a reward notice included.
George Marna of Massillon Ohio visits his sister Mrs George Phillips on North Street Tromer BF Wharton, a Franklin County lawyer, is in the area on business for an urban street car company facing a major suit. The funeral for W M Cash, killed by a train near Lore City, was held Monday at noon with large attendance. Interment followed at the Basil Cemetery near Gibson’s Station. Sons BH Cash and TH Cash were delayed arriving.
LORECITY Amel Kord of Cambridge spent a day with J Weed and family. Ruth Sallseaver of Seuee ville visited Calling To Buson List weed. Charles Waglett of Minersville attended with sister Flora ifeld. Mr and Mrs Robert Mercer spent last week with Chrys ville friends Tiara, Osene Bare San Aly. Cora Laughlin plans a visit home to New Mexico. Myrta and Gerwude McClelland visited Wheeling relatives. Beton Shively and wife of Chrys ville hosted Adkifs daughter. Chas Lrogitty and family moved to Topelas, Bensas for future business. Mrs Iola Redd spoke on Phouatlish week with Apnersvne Jolulives. Foner Orshan of Cambridge hosted with his mother Jane Garber. Lenora, Iowa, story wraps as relatives visit and return home.
The article notes unusual wool activity this season causing unease among Western wool dealers. It mentions shifting demand, potential price moves, and signals a September 1 gathering with tentative offerings and possible violations. Labor Day lines and a small bass anecdote are also referenced. McMahon is noted with a three pound bass.
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