The General and Colby at the Lawyers Club
General Leavitt argues that risk and luck drive all ventures and courts while Colby ponders his son in law Waterman’s gambles. Doris endures opera night doubts as she clings to a diamond necklace and hopes for an honest truth amid mounting suspicions.
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Chance
Broadway
Lawyers’ Club
General Leavitt
Alexander
Bromfield’s
Colby
Bromfield
Saratoga
Mr. Colby
Doris
Doctor Briggs
Waterman
Academy of Music
Fourteenth Street
Patti
Charlie Ray
Papa
Rawley
Goddess of Chance
Thy Name Is Love and Debt in a Dueling Hearts Tale
Jim Stanley and Rollin Waterman compete for Doris Colby with a coin toss forcing a choice. Nina, Rollin’s secretary, learns of the scheme and offers to trade silence for a richer marriage. Doris wavers but accepts Rollin, while Stanley departs for India after gifting his share. Frank Wilson suspects treachery as Rollin shells out to gamblers and hides deceit.
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Doris
Jim Stanley
Nina Morgan
New York
Rollin Waterman
Jim
Rollin
Doris Colby
Rollins
Stanley
Nina
Frank Wilson
India
Bromfield
Waterman
Dukie
Double Huntington Weddings Tie Two Couples in Joyful Sunday
Miss Jeannette Sale weds Eldon Rogers and Miss Thelma Ade weds W Floyd Johnson in 8 am Methodist ceremonies. Brides wear white French flannel outfits with sunburst rose corsages. The newlyweds plan three week wedding trips and will reside in Guilford Street, Cambridge City and West Lafayette after return. The column notes Johnson's Cambridge jewelry business and Ade’s Huntington connections along with regional marriage licenses issued last week.
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Charles Ade
Frederick Street
W. Floyd Johnson
Cambridge City
T. H. Johnson
Knightstown
John F. Edwards
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. B. Meckstroth
St. Peters Reformed Church
Miss Ade
Mr. Johnson
Huntington
Miss Sale
Mr. Rogers
Mrs. Johnson
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Rogers
Guilford
Grant St
West Lafayette
Wayne County Proposal Seeks 600000 For Bridges And More
In a period of favorable finances and tax relief prospects a Wayne county proposition aims to spend from three hundred thousand to six hundred thousand dollars on bridges plus related appropriations. Taxpayers are urged to consider the burden of ongoing extravagant and reckless expenditures.
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Wayne County
Bridges
Huber Family Reunion Set for August 19 at Henry Hubers
The Huber family reunion will be held at Henry Huber's near Pendleton on Sunday, August 19, inviting relatives to gather at the historic property for a day of reconnecting and shared memories.
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Huber
Henry Huber
Pendleton
Home’s Not What It Used to Be Uncle Ezra Song
A verse extols Prohibition era changes as drink is banned. The speaker notes tighter budgets, sober households, and safer Sundays with children sent to church while wages stretch further. The refrain claims families are better off now.
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Wife
Riley’s Inn
Chuck
Jim
Bill
Side
Pastor Rees Cadle Weds Miss Lois Ferrall in Washington
Rev. Rees Cadle of Cambridge City first Baptist church married Miss Lois Ferrall of Richmond in a Washington hotel on Wednesday August 8. The couple planned a wedding dinner and a short visit to West Virginia before returning home.
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Rees Cadle
Baptist Church
Lora Ferrall
Richmond
Nation’s Capitol
Cadle
Cambridge City
J. Walter Matin
Washington, D. C
Lois Ferral
Cadle Ander
Washington
Capitol
West Virginia
Louisville
Seminary
The
Tribune
Memories of Cambridge City childhood in vast changes
Mrs Peder Morrey Peden recalls growing up in East Cambridge and the old brick school on the hill. She notes the shift from walking to varied transportation, Cleveland traffic growth, and fondly praises the Tribune for fifty years of reading, sending best wishes.
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Peder
Cambridge City
Cleveland
Ohio
Tribune
Abe Martin
Kin Hiabbard
Vandalid
East Cambridge
Clevert
Berlin
Civer
Mollie Morrey Peden
Old Names Dying in a Calif ornia Letter to the Tribune
An Aug 1 letter from Saratoga California asks for credit on a subscription note and laments changes in the paper and its old world readership. The writer recalls old friends in Jacksonburg Milton and Dublinite and recalls ties to the homeland amid scattered German town and Pennville items.
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Aratoga
Calif
Tribune
Germantown
Jacksonburg
Milton
Air Mai
Saratoga
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Cambridge City Tribune
Ole
A. E. Thomas
Chapter
Hils
Bram Tiel
Ho Galn
Hin
Wilson
Almy
Golden Horseshoe
Hetty
Mrs. Colby
Wuccloi
Thelma E. Ade
Ind
West
the Tribune
West Main Street
Camridge City
Johnson
Rs. Johnson
Indiana University
Huntington High School
State Univerity
Citizens State Bank
Phi Omega Pi
St. Louis School of E
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Order
Robert F. Elliott
Charlotte F. Huddleston
Dublin
Chance Wine
Ruth Hammer
Hagerstown
Leo J. Robbins
Greensfork
Anna Mae Pike
Centerville
Dale Ross
Kokomo
Naomi Newton
MR. and
Mrs. W. Floyd Johnson
J. T. Reese
Ezra
Uncle Ezra
Sam
Althe
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