02 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
1
The report states President Harding contracted premain poisoning from shellfish on his voyage to Alaska and the Pacific coast, receiving care from a corps of physicians. His rapid recovery is hoped, with plans to return to Washington soon as he regains strength.
Rev Stelle and a company of Hoy Moonta, about thirty strong, left Bertach woods on upper Martindale creek after camping ten days. They report good health andHigh spirits from an abundance of food and cheer. A Scouts group led by Mrs. Chas Amith moved into the same camp for a two week outing.
Cambridge City’s Grays, led by Hall and Thompson on the mound and behind the plate, crushed Liberty 16 to 7 with Creager and Knott homering. Hall struck out eight as Cambridge built a big lead, while Liberty’s only runs came in the ninth amid errors. Liberty visits next Sunday for a rematch billed as a possible gate of sport.
The library opened Monday at noon after a week of cleaning. Walls were redecorated, shelving added, fumigation completed, and a new Todiana Section created to help patrons access Indiana related resources, listing numerous author and history titles.
Unclear readable lines suggest a private message about Sophia Elliot Dadile and a rough Sanday related incident. The legible words indicate names and familial ties but lack enough context for concrete facts or outcomes.
Ben Hiser begins travel after a brief home visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sourbeer plan a several week cottage vacation near Odes Michigan. Mrs. Chas Davis injured by a broken ladder while confined to her room. Park R Gipe reports a productive Abusdanes plum tree of Japanese variety. Mrs Havel Stephenson visits from Detroit to take grandmother Releer home when able. Prof W S B Hiser from Indianapolis spends weeks with his parents at Hiser’s station. Real estate transfers include Marabal Steffenson to Green B Mullen and Rebecca J Myers to H C Lichty. Community social raises $26 for the Riley fund. music by the band praised. George Rush, 78, dies at county infirmary. services held at Chris Rush’s Penneville home. burial at Lutheran cemetery.
Geo Thompson sold property to Paul Kuntz. Franklin Griffin returned from Richmond. Win Raney home in Indianapolis. Friende church organized a Home Missionary society. Mica Fern Chage peat Sunday with aunt Mrs Edps Ohmit. Clem Fackler of Mincinnati visiting his brother Dr Fackler. Nellie Groves moved to north town property. Mrs Edna Ohmit and daughter Maxine visited Mrs Albert Cully. Mr Sallie Huddleston visiting son Rev Roy Haddisston at Markieville. Will Floyd and Mrs J C Gilbert visited brother George at Evanaville Sunday. A sail in visiting airplane Sunday sold for $6. Mire Orie Huddleston_SE_NE_A
Community griefs and greetings as residents visit kin across states. Listings include relatives from New York Indianapolis and Detroit visiting family in Payette County. The week features meetings by Rev Johnson and church activities plus local education outlook and a mail route update.
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