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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
3
Richmond and nearby towns report visits from Mr and Mrs W P Edmondson of Richmond, a quiet wedding of Geo Martz and Ella Carr, and Hazel Stifel returning home from Williamsport. Memorial day remembrances, church centennial plans, business moves by Ranch Cigar Co, a carnival engagement, and local civic notes fill the page with community life and upcoming events.
Dr. Chas Roark stays with his mother Mrs. Elmira Roark. Ed Manlove and his wife of Indianapolis visit relatives. Ohio high school principal Firman McCormick is home on vacation. Mrs. W W Leverton suffers blood-poisoning from a burrion. Mrs. Frank Hutchinson had a facial growth removed at Connerville Tuesday. John Sevier and Dayton family visit his mother Mrs. Julia Ball. Mr and Mrs Emory Baker of Dayton guests of her uncle R F Callaway and aunt Mrs Malinda Barton. Christian church services and Children’s Day exercises, Doddridge program same. Mr and Mrs El Beeson host Harold and his bride, Mr and Mrs John Lucas, Mr and Mrs Ben Ertel and daughters, Mrs Mary Myers and children, and Mr and Mrs Corwin Overbiser.
Mr and Mrs Kahn return to Muncie. Edward Scates to supply melons. Children day services set for next Sunday evening. Carl Ammerman family visit Hagerstown. Mrs Archie Lindley returns from Tipton visit. Aaron Lindley brings grandmother to Westfield. Emma and Mildred Myers visit aunt Mrs Chas Doerstler. No idle men in town. those not trucking work in shops. Frank and Earl Martin with wives from Richmond visit. Bartie Wickersham weekend with daughter Mrs Chester Morse. George Berry noted as a busy man with junk trade thriving delivering six loads weekly to Oscar Chase.
Local notes report visits from residents of Indianapolis and Cincinnati, church and cemetery work led by Andrew Riegel, and license to marry for Clayton Hunt and Edith Eliason. Obituary details for Joseph Personett note his 62 years of life and long illness, with family ties across the county.
Ammon, son of Lot C. Ammon, and husband of Caroline Shiveley, died after a life as a respected farmer. Survived by Adolph, Daniel Leroy, and John, with sons residing in this place and Ellis, Kansas. He was a member of Osage tribe Red Men and Walnut Level Odd Fellows and will be buried at Lutineran church Thursday afternoon.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Nellie Babcock by Mrs. Ella Martz and Geo. Babcock. Various ads include For Sale organs, a milk cow, lattice fence, a buggy, rental notice, a lost purse, a mislaid suitcase, and market offerings with contact details.
Recruitment notice for track men on the Pennsylvania system Columbus division. Apply at the Supervisor's Office in Richmond or section foreman or agent at any point. Also notices for Ford touring car service and phonograph overhaul promotion by ReSERVICE Music Co with dates 11-3 and 11-11.
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