Eugenia Raber Dead Pioneer Resident of Cambridge City
Mrs Eugenia Raber age 85 died last Saturday after a long illness at her east Cambridge home. A Cambridge City pioneer she came seventy years ago as the bride of Benjamin Raber on a Whitewater canal boat from Cincinnati. Survived by son George and daughters Miss Sadie Raber and Mrs Minnie Frier all of Cambridge City. Funeral at home Tuesday with Emerson Cloyd officiating. Interment Riverside cemetery.
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Benjamin Raber
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Baptist Church
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Minnie Frier
Emerson Cloyd
Riverside Cemetery
Riverside Cemetery Prepares for Memorial Day Services
The sexton James Revalee begins annual preparations at Riverside cemetery. City marshal Ulerich and street workers assist with clean-up to restore drives and walks. The committee aims to attract citizen praise for all involved.
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Riverside Cemetery
Sexton James Revalee
Marshal Ulerich
Twice in the Same Place Accident Injures Omer Hurst
Omer Hurst suffered two falls while inspecting basement stairs at his rental property. The first fall caused a hand cut requiring stitches. a second fall occurred on the bottom step, prompting the doctor to replace the stitches and Omer to order new steps.
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Omer Hurst
Omer
Potawatomie Street Gets Grading and Sidewalk Lines
Cambridge City readers note recent improvements on Potawatomie Street from Walnut to Mulberry, including grading graveling and sidewalk line establishment. Residents Louis Klieber B F Miller and I J L Harmeier praise the quick, quality work by Mr Ulerich and his crew easing crossing from Mulberry to Walnut.
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Potawatomie Street
Cambridge City
Walnut
Mulberry Streets
Mulberry Street
Louis Klieber
Mulberry and
Potawatomie
B. F. Miller
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Clean Up Week Brings Riverside Cemetery Care
Willard Ulerich and his crew prepare Riverside cemetery for Memorial Day during Cambridge City Clean Up Week May 21 25. They collect winter rubbish from basements attics back yards and front yards if residents pile it ready for pickup.
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Willard Ulerich
Riverside Cemetery
Ulerich
Cambridge City
Chase to Fountain City namesake joins Fountain City faculty
Clarence Chase son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Chase graduate of Lincoln high school has taught at Economy and coached the fast basketball team. He will move next year to Fountain City to join the faculty there and coach baseball and basketball while teaching history economics botany and biology.
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Fountain City
Clarence Chase
Oscar Chase
Lincoln High School
Evans and families listed in a New Era era entry
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs C L Evans and other families including Mr and Mrs Vance Lewis Mr and Mrs Jack Kerrigan and children and Mrs Paul with daughter in New era page four section.
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Vance Lewis
Jack Kerrigan
Paul Eer
Dinner Guests Honor Mrs Call and Family in Town
Mrs W E Call and her daughters Louise and Mavis of Indianapolis along with Fred Dunkin of New Castle were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Masterson and their son, sharing an informal evening in town.
Oxford physician visits family this Sunday
Dr. Robert Mosbaugh and his family from Oxford Ohio were in town Sunday visiting his parents.
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Robert Mosbaugh
Oxford
Ohio
Thelma Edwards Undergoes Operation at Reid Hospital
Thelma Edwards underwent an operation Saturday night at Reid Hospital. She is reported in stable condition and receiving postoperative care.
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Thelma Edwards
Reid Beopital
Ode to Mother’s Many Charms and Sacred Gift
Poetic tribute listing natural and celestial imagery that celebrates a mother as the divine gift. The verse pairs elements of nature with Christian faith to honor maternal love and the role of God in creation.
Stunts feature spurs nationwide bird coloring contest
A Chicago paper reports Cambridge City Indiana weekly bird coloring contests under a "Stunts" heading. Readers submit colored birds for a chance to win prizes, with a March issue noting a thousand entrants and ongoing interest from boys and men alike.
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Chicago
Cambridge City
Ind
the Tribune
Farm Bureau Essay Prize Winner in Jackson Township
Alfa Lee won first prize for an essay titled Why Ss to Live on in Jackson township. The local Farm Bureau donated two dollars and a half for the best essay from the grade department of the school.
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Jackson Township
Alfa Lee
Farm Bureau
Why I Like to Live on a Farm
A nostalgic first person piece celebrating farm life filled with animals, crops, and simple pleasures. The narrator describes quail in fields, grazing horses, clucking chickens, milk jars, fishing at the creek, a play-house made of leaves and natural items, and a raft on the river ending with a fond farewell to farm life.
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First visit in fifteen years by Alva Macy from Wyoming
Alva Macy of Morecroft Wyoming visits his mother Mrs Jennie Macy and sister Ethel north of town. He has been postmaster at Morecroft for eighteen years and notes many changes in residents and the country since his last trip.
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Alva Macy
Wyoming
Jennie Macy
Ethel
Alvin Macy
Morecroft
Navy deserter arrested by marshal in Indianapolis
Marshal Ulerich arrested Russel Briar an alleged navy deserter last Thursday and returned him to Indianapolis to naval officers for action.
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Russel Briar
Navy
Indianapolis
WEHI Ball Season Opens with 17 Run Win
Lake Wehi defeated Lewisville 17 to 6 led by Batson on the mound last Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday Lake Wehi hosts Boston C and O, described as a fast, hard-hitting team.
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Boston C&o
the Tribune
Lake Wehi
Boston C & O
Wehr’s
Mrs. Lowell Boyd Visited Greensfork Then Gary
Mrs. Lowell Boyd spent Sunday night with Mrs. Roy Copeland while en route from Greensfork to her home in Gary after visiting her mother.
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Lowell Boyd
Roy Copeland
Greensfork
Gary
Patriotism at Fevered Heat in May 1898 Tribune Glimpses
War buoyed communities as a May 1898 Tribune column recalls the Maine incident, volunteer stirrings in Centerville and Cambridge City, enlistments by Harvey and Commons, Dewey’s Manila victory, and local civic changes. Mentions of births, town offices, and school events accompany war fervor.
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Tribune
Flare Harvey
Ernest Commons
Centerville
Indianapolis
Morton
Graduation Festivities Highlight Lincoln Events
The Junior-Senior Banquet is set for Tuesday at the Christian church basement and the Junior-Senior Prom will follow at nine at the K of P hall. Over one hundred invitations issued for each event. Lincoln residents focus on the May 17 commencement exercises with thirty five graduates.
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K. of P. Hall
Lincoln
Telephone Co Moving to New Offices and Upgrades
The Citizens Telephone Company relocates to rooms west of Wayne Trust and plans to move the exchange once new switch boards arrive. Rentals must be paid at the office, and collection service is discontinued. Frank Mack reports Eastern Indiana Telephone Co will install copper lines between Winchester and Cambridge City and between Hagerstown and Cambridge City creating a fandom circuit. Mack now oversees Losantville and Blountsville plants in addition to the local system.
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Cambridge City
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Hagerstown
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Eastern Indiana Telephone Co
Winchester
Mack
Losantville
Blountsville
Cambridge City student elected Eta Sigma Phi president
Barbara Emma Dodson of Cambridge City, IU student, is elected president of the Eta Sigma Phi national classical fraternity at Indiana University. The achievement brings local pride to her hometown.
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Miss Dodson
Tribune
Bloomington
Ind
Barbara Emma Dodson
Cambridge City
Indiana University
Eta Sigma Phi
Miss Jeannette Boyd Visits Centerville with Mother
Miss Jeannette Boyd spent Sunday in Centerville with her mother Mrs. Carrie Boyd.
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Jeannette Boyd
Centerville
Carrie Boyd
Miss Helen Dant Spends Sunday With Friends
Miss Helen Dant spent the day Sunday with friends at Hamilton Ohio.
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Helen Dant
Hamilton, O
Class Officers Lead School With Motto For Character
The Class officers include President Jackson Rodeffer Vice President Joseph F McGuire Secretary Donald J Kennedy Treasurer Jeasie Manlove with Flower American Beauty Rose Colore Red and White The motto Build For Character Not For Fame Emerson F Cloyd Superintendent of Schools Marry Winter Principal of High School.
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Jackson Rodeffer
Joseph F. McGuire
Donald J. Kennedy
Jeasie Manlove
Emerson F. Cloyd
Marry Winter
Genevieve Huddleston’s Sunday Gareek Hevake Note
Genevieve Huddleston is linked to a Gareek hevake event on a Sunday in Clinton. The fragmentary text references a Stonecipher and a personal note about Mond and Spal. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
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Genevieve Huddleston
Clinton
Tragic accidental death of Keith Manlove in Milton
Keith Manlove 14 year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manlove, died Sunday after leaving home to go mushroom hunting. Found lifeless by a fisherman, authorities ruled it an accident tied to a rope prank. Funeral held Wednesday at Riverside Cemetery in Cambridge City with ministers presiding.
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Milton
the Tribune
Ind
Harry Manlove
Keith
Harwood Manlove
Maude Pritchard
Cambridge City
Bruce
Dean
Donald
W. C. Watkins
Wamsley
Rushville
Riverside Cemetery
Ten year old girl struck by car near Mt. Auburn
Lois Marie Jordan of Mt. Auburn was struck by an automobile on the National road near her home last Thursday afternoon while crossing the street after alighting from the school bus. She suffered a double leg fracture and other bruises. John Knecht of Rushville, who tried to avoid the collision, assisted in taking her to Reid Hospital for treatment.
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Lois Marie Jordan
Mt. Auburn
Reid Hospital
Lois Marie
Carl Jordan
John Knecht
Rushville
Healthiest Girl in Indiana 1928 from Fountain City
Wayne County furnishes Alice Hunt 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Hunt of Fountain City as the healthiest girl in Indiana for 1928 at Purdue university scoring 99.1 She advocates a simple life drinking milk avoiding tea or coffee eating no candy meat once daily in winter and little in summer with greens and fruit She is five feet three and a half inches tall and weighs 126 pounds.
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Wayne County
Alice Hunt
Fountain City
Everett Hunt
Indiana
Purdue University
Mothers Day Meeting at Locust Grove Church
The Missionary Society of Locust Grove church holds an all day event on Sunday May 13 to observe Mothers Day with a program. Mrs J E Wagner returning missionary from India and Mr Floyd Mallett from Africa will speak. Everyone is invited.
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Locust Grove
Missionary Society of the
Splendid Record Of Allen West Student Milestone
Allen West of Lin has attended only eleven days of school and has not enrolled since fourth grade, marking a notable but sparse attendance record in local education history.
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The
Lin
Bankers to Meet Wayne County Association Meeting
Wayne County Bankers Association to hold its quarterly meeting next Wednesday evening followed by a banquet in the Christian church basement.
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Wayne County Bankers Association
Christian Church
Pension Granted to Ernest E. Fifer of Cambridge City
Ernest E. Fifer of Cambridge City receives a soldier’s pension under the government program. The action confirms his eligibility and ongoing financial support for service-related needs.
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Ernest E. Fifer
Cambridge City
Kandyoratt Names Teat and See? Tidbit
Fragmentary OCR shows names Kandyoratt and Titow with uncertain context. No clear event, place, or date is readable to form a complete summary. Please provide a clearer passage.
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