13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
A man urges another who is easily upset to consider the past lives of live men who loved and worked, noting some died content and others embittered. He asks what those who fretted over trifles remember now, stressing the folly of over sensitivity and jealousy in one brief life.
Robert and Martin Leslie, two lonely bachelors, take in an abandoned foundling. A nurse and a mysterious woman named Mrs Bell influence the scene as they bond with the baby. A nephew, Arnold, returns seeking wife and child, and the brothers prepare a welcome home.
A strained family dispute over Horace and Jane’s will ends when Mary Wilkins dreams a clue leading to a second will hidden in the safe. The document awards everything to Mary for her undoubted affection, resolving the prior equal division between Mary and Martha.
A romance unfolds as Dudley North poses as a chauffeur for the Worthington family in Hillside. He falls for Gladys Worthington while hiding his true identity from Hortense and a stern father figure, culminating in a dramatic revelation and a vow to change his life. The tale intertwines social class, loyal romance, and a perilous drive that forges a bond between North and Gladys.
Nicholas Gehring, born May 15 1866 in Richmond Indiana, died June 7 1918 aged 62 years 22 days. He married Alice Bertsch March 24 1897 and leaves three sons and five daughters, a mother, two brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren. A stone mason, he was a longtime resident and Odd Fellows member. funeral at East Cambridge Monday led by Rev Hanes. Burial at Pershing Lutheran cemetery. Also noted is the death of J O Frazier’s brothers Simon Frazier and James M Frazier with brief family recollections and remarks on the Fraziers.
Will Griesinger’s car failed to stop at the garage entrance and rammed through the north wall on Sunday in Oakland. The bumper rail prevented major damage to the car, but the garage sustained visible structural damage and debris.
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