29 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
1
A early Tuesday storm heavily damaged shade and fruit trees, fences and roofs across the county. Apple and cherry crops suffered, electric service faltered, and several dozen trees and limbs blocked roads while poles and wires were repaired. Weather records note rainfall and high temperatures in recent days.
Harry Diffenderfer attends Sunday services at the Presbyterian church with the sermon topic The Light of the World. Mrs. Mary Scott lies critically ill at her daughter's home near Jacksonburg as of Sunday. The St Elizabeth's church invites all to a lawn fete at the parsonage Thursday evening. The Milton Ministerial Association elected Rev Burnau president Rev Scheidler vice president Rev Van Winkle secretary treasurer and Eber 8 Borton aged 68 died at his Greenstork home last Wednesday from stomach trouble. The Tribune correction states Daniel Gunsaulis is not connected with the Milton affair. John Gunsaulis is the correct name.Elizabeth Pusinelli hosts dinner for her brother John with guests from Richmond New Castle Shirley and others. The Delaware county baseball scene features Muncie’s Grays beating Shad Cunningham's team 8 to 5 at West Side Park, with notes on gameplay and scheduling. The Tri County baseball league meeting elected W. R. Littell president and J. E. Sullivan secretary. schedule spans July 2 to August 6 with two umpires Goodman and Firestone.
Mrs. Rebecca Lowry aged 91 observed Tuesday. Miss Marie Snyder returns from Evansville visit. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beeson of Conn ersville were here Monday. Mrs. Samuel Turner improving after erysipelas. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Doddridge last week. John Borders of Boswell visiting G. A. Borders family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kerlin and daughter spent Sunday at Omer Kerlin’s. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Murphy visiting Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nugent of Richmond visited David Nugent. Fred Anderson of Richmond spent Sunday with the Coons and Mrs. Dodge. Mrs. Mary Benninger aged 77 Saturday. children visited Sunday. Albert Williams, Paul Caldwell and O. H. Beeson guests Sunday. Miss Ruth McCormick of Hartford City visiting Mary Sills and friends. Ray Davenport of Stoughton Wisconsin guests of Jas. Doddridge. Eastern Star lawn fete at Mrs. W. E. Will James home Saturday evening. Mrs. Robert Fetta and daughter of Richmond visited. Coy Stevens of Abingdon visited Arias Wiesler family. Wissler not improving. O. L. Beeson, Lycurgus Beeson and Chas Ferguson dined with their father Thursday.
Mrs. Bilby on sick list. visits, relatives, and friends noted across Dublin and nearby towns. Couples attend funerals, church services and picnics. Weather dust issues threaten Main Street, oiling planned. Local visits include Spiceland, Richmond, Indianapolis, Knightstown, Delphi. Miss Julia Stant dies after illness. services held at M E church.
William Poole and family arrived from Dayton to their old residence, the family hound howling in celebration. Indianapolis visitors Mrs. J R Mauk and Miss Mary Dennis joined Mrs Ada Dennis at the Martinsville sanitarium where she plays violin for pay. A Tipton dispatch reports Mrs Mary Geisel of Pittsburgh settling for 7000 in a wreck death suit against P C C Bt L Railroad Co. costs covered by company. The Presbyterian church held St John’s day with Rev Guichard on Masonry’s place in the world. choir numbers and Mrs Fred Routh’s solo highlighted the service.
Mrs Wash Beck visits Connersville with her sons and daughter in law Ellsworth Beck. Mrs Smiley from Dayton cares for her aunt Mrs Stamm who remains ill. David Bertsch at a hospital in Indianapolis recovers and expects to return home soon. The Neighborly Club plans a midsummer meeting at Ed Bertechs on July 4 with baskets. George Shafer buys 66 acre farm from Waltz heirs for 10000 dollars. A Tuesday storm damages fruit trees and roofs. Dallas D Pitman weds Miss Anna Jamieson in Indianapolis and plans to move to Texas.
F M Torrence is home for summer vacation. Wm Wickes of Indianapolis visited his parents. Mabel McClure of Richmond visits her aunt Viola Brown. Harry Boggs and family from Richmond spent Sunday with Jas Boggs. Harriett Menk stays after 4th. Agnes Wickes of DeWitt Portrait Co Cleveland home on vacation. Emory Wolford and wife from Indianapolis returned after visiting relatives. E E Oldaker attended funeral of his uncle James Bruce in Lapel. Bruce was son of Henry Bruce and an early county teacher.
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