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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
5
Guernsey County teachers examinations will be held the first Saturday of every month with Boxwell exams on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May and Boxwell commencement on the last Saturday of June All meetings take place in Cambridge Ohio at 8 30 am Officers listed include President W G Wolfe Quaker City Vice President Tf L Cash Byesville Clerk G F E Bell Cambridge O
Peter Schaser a longtime merchant in Cambridge City died Saturday morning at 146 South Queen Street after ill health. Born in 1841 in Awerbrueck Bavaria he came to the United States at twenty one, lived in New York then settled in Cambridge City where he married Mary Vance in 1877 and later moved to the city. He left a widow a son George Schafer and a daughter Mrs Alvin Lawthorne. He was a member of Cambridge ILO Q. FP Lodge 301 and Encampment 150. Funeral services were held at his home with I C O F Lodge involvement and burial in South Cemetery.
A list of delegates and alternates chosen in Guernsey County for the Democratic senatorial convention in Cosherton, Ohio, to be held September 1. The roster includes AJR McCulloch, E.W. Mathews, John M. Amos, James Black, GA Nicholson, Oscar Finley, Aaron Lusad da, Robt. Glass, Gordon OM, James Garey, Gordon A. Ferh, Jatin Serrest, J0 Peoples, and other local figures.
Miss Heninger and Mr Sear of Schultheis wed at the bride's parents home 245 Neath Street on Wednesday September 4 at 6:34 pm. Rev J C Pubioer officiated. The bride wore Paris muslin lace and the ceremony was witnessed by relatives. Mr Schultheis edits the Marietta Daily Leader and Jeffersonian offers best wishes as the couple plans a home on East Green Street.
Mr James Knochs a Pennsylvania Co employee was crushed while near Tyner Tuesday Marching near a gravel train. He was brought to Cambridge for examination. His left leg and right leg were badly crushed and amputation below the knee was performed. Doctors remained hopeful for recovery.
A list of marriage licenses issued to multiple couples from Salesville Cambridge Chicago Cambridge North Salem Mason Antrim Middlebourne Washeneton Milnersville Candridge and nearby areas. Names include Janes Mills Blanche White J T Latta Mary E Udell Albert L McPeek Emma A Mashell Aasner Start Emeline Ailes Edna Fk Deninger and others.
Luella E. Long and Leeha T. Lous mourn the death of their daughter, a second daughter of Minos, who died at home after a brief illness. She was nine years and several months old. The funeral service and burial were held under the auspices of a local fraternal lodge. Survived by the mother and siblings, with the father having died earlier. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
An odd ad discusses Coast Guards and sea service, promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for poor appetite, nausea, heartburn, and digestive distress. It touts broad Mr. Navtien claims, claims strong testing and PUC approval, and urges buyers to choose a bottle with a private stamp over the neck.
Mrs M o S Trott who lived near Teasantries died Sunday morning Sept 3 of peritonitis aged 2 years. She was held in high esteem by relatives and friends. The funeral was held Tuesday morning at the residence by Rev Fettay. Interment in Pleasant City. Obituary will appear again.
A reunion of the Shipman family was held at ex-Commissioner Jono Shipman’s home on September 20, 1903. Attendees included numerous Beals, Shipmans, and others from Kimbolton, Cambridge, Dayton, and nearby towns. The event featured a noon dinner and long conversations. later items reference a funeral and a legal case, with local figures noted.
Mrs Revecca Wallace died at home in Bimboleo Ohio on August 29 1905 aged about 84. She was born March 61 1821 in Center township and married Thomas Wallace who died in 1293. Survived by seven children two sons and five daughters with two earlier died in childhood and illness. Funeral at Kimbolton M B church August 50th at six oclock conducted by Rev Bow ers. She joined Baptist then Methodist churches, died in faith of a resurrection with family in attendance.
Ten year old Lee Hipley of Vearsen street endured a frightening incident when a sewer manhole exploded after foul gas escape. Companions heard the blast, and the boy was hurled about ten feet before neighbors aided his escape to safety. Emergency responders arrived as smoke and vibrations subsided.
Autum n Catarah and related names describe a health scare and remedies. A notice mentions a Cure through a patent medicine by E. W. Grave with a money back guarantee and a 5 cent price. An A. M. E. church camp meeting is announced for Midway Park on September 10 with speakers and singing.
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