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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1930

Page

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Mystery Ranch Scene Reveals Cody Clues And Shovel Find

In a tense ranch room, suspicion lands on Hubert Hand as detectives weigh motives and a coded letter. A shovel with fresh earth prompts further search for Gaby’s handwriting and an unseen meeting at the cabin, while Sam and Miss MacDonald decode the code letter and map possible betrayals.

Mrs. Ricker Hubert Hand Gaby Sam Danny Canneziano Mary South Clover North Clover Miss MacDonald Robbie Burns Telko Bank Zinnia Martha Syu Gabrielle Canneziane

Wayne County Population Rises to 55917 in 15th Census

The Wayne County population as of April 1 reaches 555,917 with a gain of 7,781 since 1920. Superintendent Thomas I. Ahl announces preliminary figures from the fifteenth census noting 2,185 farms in the county and distribution plans for patriotic poppies to Newcastle schools.

Wayne County Thomas I. Ahl United States A. B. Ayres Newcastle American Legion Auxiliary of Richmond City Boston Posheto Niin Greene Township Franklin Township Mt. Auburn Pershing Harrison Cambridge City Jackson Township Milton

What and Why Is Man Fourth in Series by Miley

A preface announces the fourth article in Rev. Dwight L. Miley’s series for The Tribune, exploring questions about human nature and purpose. The piece sets the tone for a reflective, theological examination to follow.

The Tribune Dwight L. Miley

Answering excuses for staying out of the Church

Church column urges readers to seek spiritual renewal through worship and fellowship. It counters common justifications for nonattendance by emphasizing personal accountability and the transformative aim of joining the faith community.

Entertaining Local Club at Purdue Visit

Mrs. Virginia C Meredith and Miss Mary Matthews hosted the Helen Hunt club at their Lafayette home last week. The visitors toured Purdue s school of home economics, toured the Union building war memorial, then enjoyed a three course luncheon and a campus auto trip before a reception with local clubwomen and faculty wives.

Mrs. Meredith Matthews Helen Hunt Club Lafayette Virginia C. Meredith Mary Matthews School of Home Economics Purdue Miss Matthews Union Meredith Mabelle Howard J. W. Marson W. H. Doney Willard Petro Charles Ferguson Robert Hicks M. R. Krahl Charles Kniese Viola Lindsay FE. O. Paul Robert Hughes Walter Waddell F. W. Marson C. M. Bailey Byron Stratton Wallace Warren George Callaway Alvin Bertsch

Change of Address and Family News From Cambridge City

Mrs Lillian Lowry Newcastle Ind May 13 reports Herman will live at 515 West Morland St Phoenix Arizona until her return. Will Austin visited him, then left for El Paso Texas and Cambridge City later this month. Mrs Cora Bailey and sister Miss Ethel Zehring left for Kansas City Missouri to visit Mrs Bailey's son John and wife. Miss Bettie Brumfiel hosted her Five Hundred club Tuesday.

Lillian Lowry Newcastle Ind Tribune Herman John Cambridge City West Morland St Phoenix Arizona Will Austin Will el Paso Texas Lillian Lowry Cora Bailey Ethel Zehring Mrs. Bailey Kansas City Missouri

Pershing Lutherans to Honor 50 Year Members

Pershing Indiana May 22 program honors seventeen members with fifty years of continuous church membership at Zion Lutheran Pershing. Rev M L Wagner Dayton Ohio will speak. Indiana Synod president R H Benting will extend greetings. Afternoon program starts 2 PM after 9:30 morning service and noon basket dinner.

Allen Wagner Alfred Bertsch Mary Tout Omar Neff Mary Rush Amanda Lichty B. F. Sourbeer Pershing Charles Bertsch Reuben Bertsch Uriah Bertsch Sybilla Gehring Cambridge City Charles Dailey Halle Heist Milton Nancy Compton Pennville Elizabeth Hockenberry Noblesville M. L. Wagner Dayton Ohio St. John’s Lutheran Church Wagner Germantown R. H. Benting Indianapolis Indiana Synod L. Herbert Wyandt Second Lutheran Church Richmond First Lutheran

Smith Family Plans Wichita Visit After Motor Trip

J. C. Smith and family left Monday on a two week motor trip to visit Mrs. Smith's relatives in Wichita Kansas.

Ter J. C. Smith Mrs. Smith Wichita Kansas

Cambridge City Hosts 61st Coast Artillery on Long Night March

The 61st coast artillery anti aircraft regiment will camp in Cambridge City for one night on June 5 during a 1093 mile march from Fort Monroe to Ft Sheridan. The column exceeds a mile in length with over 100 motor vehicles and 300 soldiers. Visitors may inspect the equipment including three inch anti aircraft guns.

Cambridge City Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort Virginia Ft. Sheridan Chicago 61St Coast Artillery Indiana Richmond Indianapolis Crawfordsville War Department Coast Artillery

Poppy Day Saturday Drives Funds for Rehab Work

The American Legion Auxiliary will sell memorial poppies citywide on Saturday. Mrs. C. M. Snyder, general chairman, outlined the sale at a post office gathering of volunteers. The poppy honors war dead from World War I and supports rehabilitation work.

American Legion Auxiliary C. M. Snyder

Typing Honors Awarded to Mason and Four Pioneers

Sarah Mason receives a pin from the Royal Typewriter Co recognizing forty words per minute with under five errors. Certificates for 30 to 40 wpm in 15 minutes with under five errors go to Margaret Goar Alice Groff Ruth Kinnaman and Rose Yohler.

Sarah Mason Royal Typewriter Co Margaret Goar Alice Groff Ruth Kinnaman Rose Yohler

An Elephant Drawn From Simple Lines

A playful guide describes drawing shapes to form an elephant. It starts with a letter C and a round ring, adds eight sticks, lines for legs and a tail, then an eye and snout. The result is a whimsical elephant for a children's zoo activity.

Zoo

Lightouse Adventures Part IV at Boston Wharf

The narrator describes leaving the ship in Boston, docking amid busy activity, and experiencing a bustling waterfront. Fishermen, draymen, and traders fill the scene as cargo and perishables move to market. A parting encounter with Eric leads to a solo walk toward Commercial Wharf and the awaiting store.

Eric Italy

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