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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
10
Town council proclaims public park as Creitz Park honoring the man whose tireless work provided a beauty spot for strolling, play, and community gathering. Legion, churches, lodges and business leaders urged to support benches and park improvements to benefit residents and future generations.
S L Woltla greeted friends in Dublin Monday as local events focus on church groups. The Jackson township sunday school institute is set for May 1 at the Christian church. The U B church Missionary Society met with Mrs J C Butler. Clubs hosted gatherings with Mrs Orie Huddleston and Mrs Oliver Morris. Property transfers saw Glen Golay sell land to Edwin Wright of Greenville Ohio. Numerous visits occurred among local residents and guests from Indianapolis Dayton and Milton. The Orange high school plans a play Polished Pebbles at the I O F hall Friday for Mothers club funds. Additional notes cover burglaries and community meetings including Epworth League and Loyal Temperance Legion events. Remains of John Ashley Johnson of North Dakota were brought home for burial. Miss Sarah Elizabeth Long, formerly of Dublin, died in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 30 1925. Funeral services were held in Dublin with burial at South Lawn cemetery.
Floyd Morse and wife moved to Pershing. Dan Brown’s sick children returned to school. Will Conway and wife visited J. E. Eschelman near Connersville. Frank Nord and family spent Sunday with Bertschs near Pershing. Lutz and Hiday attended a cooperative dinner at Frank Ripe’s near Boston. Irvin Breen of Greensfork visited Joe Keefer. Charles Crownover and daughters Mary and Bresse of New Madison visited his sister Greeley Kerver. mother Margaret Crownover joined for a few weeks.
Ira Neff and family from Richmond were guests of Verne De Hays and family. Several locals joined in church events as the Loyal Sons and Daughters class prepared Sunday services. Additional visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Miller from Richmond, the Doud and Kiser families, and others sharing time with Clayton Dougherty, Will Brooks, and George Meyers households.
Sunday school and preaching attendance rose from the prior week. Communion closed the morning service. new members shared their first communion. A B P A rally at New Castle drew a score of young people, followed by a Dublin Friends Church rally with a productive evening. The pastor spoke on Life Lessons From the Mammoth Cave and outlined entrance conditions, guidance, torch, dangers, and rewards. Next Sunday marks Mothers Day with special services and flowers. Annual officer election Thursday. baccalaureate service at the high school replaces evening preaching. B Y P U meets at 6:30.
N Shuman of Republic Ohio testifies that Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula stops nightly voiding and helps daytime bladder action. The ad notes bladder cleansing similar to Epsom Salts and claims the tablets relieve irritation. Sold for a small price at Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio by B A Carpenter. An exchange warns farmers against taking excessive advice from nonpractical sources.
A sales note contrasts FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND with other cough preparations that substitute narcotics. It claims all ingredients are printed on every carton and cites Carpenter's Drug Store. The piece ends by noting two main public concerns about parking and jumping.
Mrs. B. Brinkley and her husband report gas relief after Adlerika. The ad promotes Adlerika as an effective intestinal evacuant that reduces bloating and helps constipation, with Carpenter's Drug Store as the seller.
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