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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
7
The Tribune lists current grain prices: No.2 Wheat 1.59, Corn 1.00, Oats 0.35 per bushel. Local notices mention illnesses, visits, family events, church activities, a funeral, and community happenings from Germantown and nearby towns.
Greensfork community updates report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Carlyton Swain to Richmond, Needlecraft club prizes to Mrs. Mc Mullen and Mrs. Thornburg, and several residents returning from trips. Obituary notes include Mrs. Elizabeth Stotan, 74, died after a paralytic stroke. funeral in Bentonville.
The Lancaster County PA obituary for Louisa A Crull aged 77 recounts her birth in 1848 to James and Elizabeth Shank, move to East German town Indiana, marriage to Michael H Crull, and her life as a devoted wife and mother. It notes three children Carrie Retta Maude, Retta’s marriage to Lee Hartman, Mr Crull’s death in 1916, and Louisa’s later years in East Germantown and at her daughter’s home until her death July 20 1925. The piece honors her quiet, gentle character and faith in the United Brethren church, ending with a memorial verse.
Eleanor Campbell known as Aunt Noon died at home early Tuesday in her 76th year. She was found unconscious by a neighbor Monday morning with paralysis suspected from Sunday night. Survived by sister Mrs Emma Winastt and her Richmond-born daughter and Mrs Nora Rice of Toledo. Funeral by Rev F O McCormick at Christian Church Wednesday at 2 PM. Burial at Westside.
A health-oriented piece stressing proper nutrition for school-age children. It endorses evaporated milk as sterile and digestible, warns against impure milk, and provides simple child-friendly recipes using evaporated milk, eggs, sugar, and broth including a fish dish with potatoes and crackers.
Cyrena Van Gordon of the Chicago Opera company urges flapper freedoms and insists diet matters for youth and beauty. She carries a small electric stove on tour to prepare favored dishes like Celery and Cheese Casserole and Chicken a la King, detailing ingredients and steps. The Toledo Blade comments on edible shaving cream and an English judge’s costly wigs and robes abroad.
The Hutson family thanks neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of Mrs. Nancy Green and for support in saving their household goods from the July 19 fire.
The family of Mrs. Louis A. Crull expresses gratitude for the kindness shown by neighbors and friends during her illness and death. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Faucett.
A dense classified ad page lists insurance and real estate offices moving to Tribune space, various 7 and 5 room houses with garages, bungalows on Main Street, farms and rental properties across Cambridge City Milton Dublin Pershing and East Cambridge, along with trade offers, butcher shop and meat market notices, and service ads.
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