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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

3

Local drive pushes Cambridge City to join State Chamber of Commerce

J C Teegarden, special representative, recruits local businesses to form a Cambridge City chamber and fund Wayne County’s $1600 quota under the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce plan. Leaders like Beckett Elwood Haynes Ball Bachman back the effort as counties share benefits and influence.

Indiana State Chamber of Commerce J.C. Teegarden Cambridge City Wayne County Chamber of Commerce Mr. Beckett Richmond National Automatic Tool Co Elwood Haynes Haynes Automobile Co Kokomo Frank Ball Ball Bros Muncie R. H. Bachman Mal-Gra Castings Co Teegarden State Chamber of Commerce Indiana Merchants Bank Indianapolis

Germantown Items Highlight Local Visits Fun Events

Rev and Mrs Wolf spent a week at Wabash. Forest Kocher returned from Anderson for a Sunday visit. Funeral of Dr Addleman in Whitewater drew many relatives. Misers Lizzle and Ella Boughner hosted California relatives. Sunday school and Children's Day were observed at Evangelical church. Local families visited and shared ice cream and cake. Henry Bertach hosted his Sunday school class. Rex Mfg Co employments noted for Harry Winter. Sheri Winter works as B&O mail clerk. Preacher Rev Henrich, a Mulberry student, may stay through summer.

Evangelical Church Forest Hiday Connersville Chas. Hiday

Evening notes from Dublin and vicinity 1920

Local community diary records visitors from Muncie Indianapolis Toledo and Cambridge City. Church events include a Friends meeting and U B church conference with several speakers. The obituary for Rev W A Oler details his life, ministry and family. He died June 17 1920 aged 68 years 10 months.

Dublin W. A. Oler Olér U. B Clay Huntington South Cemetery Wm. A. Oler Henry Rebecca Oler Williamsburg Ind Church of the United Brethren In Christ Mt. Zion Preachers Aid Society Xenia Ohio Lydia A. Spangler Orie Frank Grace Claire Pearl Earl Aleo

Milton Items Chronicle Community Notes

The Milton column lists local events and travels including the Home Circle meeting with Mrs. Jesse Rodenberg, masons honoring Harry Gause, and sermons at the M and Friends churches. Several residents visit relatives in Indianapolis, Richmond, and Crawfordsville for family events and conventions. A district wedding, a Grange ice cream social, and several social visits are noted along with a tonsil removal and upcoming marriages.

Chas. Patterson

Local Social and School Notices From Last Week

Mrs Burah DeHayes spent last week at the home of her son Vern Jeess Holme and family. James P Daugherty had his farm house newly painted for a neater appearance. Rev Charles Snults and family plan to leave for California for a year. Trustee Brooks announces teachers for the coming year Bertha Beeson principal Rosella Keever primary. Mrs Lillian Cash Thompson visiting Webb City from Washington DC spent Sunday with cousins Miss Mary Ammon and Mrs Elmer Fagan. Thompson has worked for the Government the past two years.

Burah DeHayes Vern James P. Daugherty Brooks Bertha Beeson Rosella Keever Joe Brooks Jobb Walters Orville Angd Richmond Lillian Cash Thompson Webb City Washington, D. C Mary Ammon Elmer Fagan Thompson Karl Sue Atlantic Ocean Royal Duck Farm Barefoot Front Royal Reese Mya Han

Jacksonburg Items and Social Notes

Misa Flossie Frame attends Muncle Normal. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. Lon Holme and family visited Lenna Cranor near New Paris Ohio. Francis Hodson of Indianapolis visits Mr and Mrs Frank Jacobs.

Misa Flossie Frame Muncle Lon Holme Lenna Cranor’s New Paris Ohio Francis Hodson Indianapolis Mrs Frank Jacobs

Community notices of gatherings and obituaries in Riverside region

A long local social page details many gatherings at homes and clubs including Five Hundred Club meetings with guests from Lincoln Nebraska and nearby towns, and multiple dinners and visits across Richmond Connersville and Cambridge City. It also reports the Rebekah lodge event with fifteen new members and a large lunch, plus ongoing family visits and travels. An obituary for Katherine Blanche Kellar notes her born in Cleves Ohio in 1889, marriage to Glen R. Elliott, three children, church membership, and burial in Riverside after a service at Wiseman and Stanley funeral parlor.

Katherine Blanche Kellar Daniel Eunice Kellar Cleves Ohio Asheville N. C Denver Colorado Glen R. Eliott Mobile Alabama Glen Matthew Martha Elizabeth Columbus Miss Methodist Episcopal Church Daniel Kellar Charles Hodakin Elliott Wiseman & Stanley Hogan Riverside

Criticlam's Aim to Share Pure Knowledge Worldwide

Bluetheea of Criticlam proclaims its mission to know the best and thought in the world and, in turn, to publish fresh ideas with honesty and ability. It refuses to engage in practical consequences or applications, deeming such questions always secondary to its scope.

Matthew Argoid

First Iron Werka Plymouth and Saugus forge history

The Plymouth colony marks the first permanent white settlement in New England dating from the Pilgrims landing on December 21 1620. The Saugus River iron works founded in 1643 were America’s first forge and a small front pot cast there now sits in a glass case at the Lynn public library.

Plymouth New England Saugus River America City of Lynn Lynn Public Library

Well-Preserved Revolutionary Water Pipes Found in Boston

Wooden water pipes used since the Revolution up to the 1872 fire were unearthed near Boston and are well preserved. A nearly perfect 1803 coin was found beside a pipe, suggesting the pipe’s installation around that date.

Boston

Government wireless stations and ship stations totals

The government lists 196 wireless stations as of June 30 1918 with 88 in the continental United States 20 in Alaska 19 in the Philippines 3 in the canal zone 2 in Hawaii and 1 each in Porto Rico Guam and Samoa. Government ship stations total 470.

United States Continental Alaska Philippines Canal Saoe Hawaii Porto Rico Guam Samoa

Fords Offer Two 1918 Model Used Cars At Big Reduction

Two 1918 model used Fords with new tires on all wheels are offered at a large price cut. The listing highlights reduced prices and a chance to buy dependable, locally available vehicles.

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