05 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
Crowded social and church notices. visits from Chicago and Cincinnati relatives. academic and church events. medical updates on Mrs. Funk Edna Swigzett and others. rail and travel plans as residents go to Topeka and Kokomo. Community range includes deaths, hospital recoveries, and local club activities.
The Friday night club will meet after a vacation tonight to elect officers. Wayne lodge of Odd Fellows lists Frank Rummel as N G Albert Kelsey V G Chas Hackett R S Will Judklins F B S Alvin Hormel treasurer. A son named Reuben was born to Mr and Mrs Luther Bertsch on December 27. Mrs Karl Reese and her children plan to move to Greensfork with her parents and work in her brother’s store. Foster J Scudder has taken over the Frohnapfel block and will prepare an auto salon room soon.
Visit our MEAT Department to see the inspection stamp on all meat. Prices shown daily with a delivery option if you phone in next week. Items include .6He at 25 cents and two for 2.
Feed 20 pure bred Bull Orpington chicks Quincas. Feeding coops hop pers and all items used on a chicken farm. Tools hay rake cutting box hand corn grinder lawn mower ladders step ladders garden tools and more. Also alfalfa bay fodder corn oats straw popcorn harnesses blankets furniture cars pets rugs stoves and canned fruit.
Gilen Cooley visits grandparents in Franklin county. Hormah Encampment installs officers J E Copeland C P Robt Kinneman W J W Ivan Deck J W Bert Kellam H P Chas Kimmel Scribe B F Miller treasurer. J W Judkins called to Chicago by death of Sidney La Montain husband of Rhoda Wright. Christmas party at Christian church with Santa, gifts, and refreshments. Christmas in local homes, baptisms and resolutions as 1922 ushers in. Obituary notes for Mrs Mary Wagner of Springport. funeral arrangements at Richmond and Pershing. Public notices include baptisms and church events. Other items: local ads for remedies and community notices.
The young people of the Presbyterian church will meet next Tuesday night. The Baptist church ladies plan a penny supper at Red Men's hall at 5 30 Friday evening.
Head and body pains tied to kidney trouble eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. Geo Morgan of East Fairfield Vermont reports relief from rheumatic pains backache stiff joints and persistent fatigue after taking the medicine at Car penter's Drug Store.
Mrs Ruth Dodson expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy after the loss of her husband J. K. Smith Edna M. Swiggett Also notes a lost Fountain Pen from Lost-Waterman. finder to be rewarded.
Baking Sale Saturday January 7 at 10 a m at Dee s meat market by the W W C Sunday school class. For Sale Split sugar wood Clarence Gebhart plane 80 182. Lost Goodrich automobile tire 83 x5 on rim between New Castle Hagerstown Cambridge City east road return and be rewarded Taylor Nicholson New Castle or Tribune. For Sale Fresh Jersey Cow several well bred Heifers Joe L Manlove. Electric Wiring contracting and general electric work A C Martz 415 Notice The undersigned will not permit hunting or trespassing day or night on her farm Mrs M Nugent 404.
An advertisement from Goodwin Bros. Auto Co. in New Castle markets first class clover alfalfa alike and rape seed, an office desk, iron safe, electric coffee mill, counter scales, rugs, parlor table, show cases, and more. It promotes gasoline at 20c per gallon and Polarine at 20c per quart, plus fabric casings priced at 12.90 and 9.90 with a five mile guarantee.
Notice of appointment states Wayne circuit court named Wayne Trust Co. administrator of Martha C. Smith estate in Indiana. J.C. Dodson attorney handles the filing. Estate declared solvent. notice signed by Wayne Trust Co. as administrator.
A catalog entry lists 23 Poland China brood sows of high merit including some full bloods, all bred to a thoroughbred Poland China. It also lists 62 stock hogs weighing about 75 pounds and one three year old thoroughbred Poland China boar.
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