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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
12
Cambridge City residents celebrate new slide and sewing by local volunteers Harry Bachman and Earl Whipple, plus a large entrance flag funded by Wm. M. Butler. Park board plans further upgrades while urging responsible driving and park use during the Masovic picnic.
The countywide gathering of Christian churches from Jacksonburg Milton Cambridge City and neighboring areas will assemble at Centerville High School on Sunday at 10 a.m. for Bible school and services. A free concert program begins at 10 p.m. with vocal and instrumental pieces followed by an address by Fred D. Kershner dean of the Bible Department Butler College. The public is invited to bring a basket dinner and attend with friends.
Mrs Flavius Gethera and daughter Gladys visit Rev Schirmer and wife near Cincinnati. Various locals on sick list including Wm Condo and Mrs Amanda Wright. Rev Hanes and family of St Louis guests. Over aod Sedan sold to Chas Tour of Richmond last week. Families and outings noted in Celina Lake Webster Kentucky Michigan trips. Market planned by Loyal Soldier class Saturday near bank. Community visits span Indianapolis Sullivan Hamilton Kircles Kentucky and more.
The article reports Rev Bielle praising William Jennings Bryan as a political reformer and true Christian. He extols Bryan's life as guided by faith, integrity, and principle, rooted in parental influence and a love of God's word.
Bible school attendance was strong but Sunday school is cancelled next Sunday as the group attends the county meeting at Center ville. The missionary society met with Mrs Ellsbury and discussed The United Society. The Sewing Circle has booked Rose Time for November 12 and 13 1925 under Wayne P Sewell Co Atlanta Ga.
Mrs Julia Kelsey learned Sunday evening in Dayton that her sister Mrs Nicholson Gelbert is very ill and she left for Dayton Tuesday morning. Chas F Evans and wife, former residents here, visited Saturday while en route from Indianapolis to their Dayton home.
Indianapolis resident Eli Paul visited Richmond relatives including Mrs. Anthony Pusinelli and daughters Catherine and Elizabeth. Richmond families hosted guests from Elkhart, Greenfield, Centerville, Milton, and Orlando. A Virginia Asher council luncheon featured Rev. E. E. Davis. Connersville fair plans progress and Milroy hosts a successful Bargain Day parade. Longtime Connersville school board member E V Hawkins retires. Indiana honey crop expected to fall short, raising fall prices.
The article warns farmers about maintaining hedge rows and fences. State law requires hedge trimming at least annually and height limits of five feet, with a setback of one hundred feet from road intersections.
William Bennett and Scott Clay bourn, famous blind performers from Eaton Ohio, spent Saturday afternoon and evening in our city. Their music was well received and the audience contributed generously to the performers.
Messrs and Mesdames Al Bertsch Max Kitterman Miss Alice McCaffrey and Ralph Ludington picnicked Tuesday evening near New Castle and were joined by Mr and Mrs Claude Stanley of New Castle.
Friends gathered Monday evening to celebrate Miss Vera Shirkey’s birthday with a games party. The high score of five hundred went to Miss Lucile Locke, and refreshments followed along with many thoughtful presents for the guest of honor.
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