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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

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Local residents travel and visits noted

Mr and Mrs Max Kitterman left for Chicago Sunday morning to spend a few days there. Mr and Mrs S G Knipe of Ko komo spent last week as guests of Mrs Mayme C Wilson and family. Mrs Robert Hughes and Mrs Mayme Wilson were in Indianapolis Thursday as a committee to select the paper for the Presbyterian church interior decoration.

Max Kitterman Chicago S. G. Knipe Kokomo Mayme C. Wilson Robert Hughes Mayme Wilson Indianapolis The Presbyterian Church

Twin Daughters Born to Foster Family in Connersville

Mrs. Ella Huber, daughter of Wood Huber, welcomed twin daughters at Fayette County Memorial Hospital in Connersville on October 14. The family, well known locally, reports both babies and mother in good health.

Harley Foster Fayette County Memorial Hospital Connersville Ella Huber Wood Huber

Canning Season Praised as Tomato Weather Improves

Local report notes several factories in this state section completed a strong packing season aided by favorable weather for tomato ripening and efficient handling with minimal losses from rushes. Inquiry posed on absence of a Cambridge City canning operation.

Cambridge City

Kitterman Chosen for Pythian Home Site Committee

Claude S. Kitterman president of the First National bank of Cambridge has been named to a nine member state committee to select a location for the Pythian Home for Indiana knights. He has accepted the appointment and brings business experience and qualifications to the role.

Cambridge Lodge No. 9 K. of P Claude S. Kitterman First National Bank Pythian Home For Indiana Kitterman

The Reputation of a Town Coffee Shop Appeal

The town’s image hinges on coffee quality and dining. SHEDRON and DENANY aim to uphold the town’s standing with good coffee and a matching meal. Visit to experience the effort.

Shedron & Denany

Local Social Notes and Birth Announcement

Mrs Voyle Martindale has been ill with flu. Mrs Laura Richey returned Friday from Richmond visit with her sister. Mr and Mrs William Huesmann and family visited Richmond relatives Sunday. LP Born to Mr and Mrs Charles C Bennett a ten pound son October 9. Name selected J C.

Laura Richey Richmond William Huesmann Charles C. Bennett J. C

Local Highlights Include Marital License and Education News

Mrs Clarence Dalrymple of Dublin was taken to Reid hospital in Richmond Monday for an operation. A marriage license was issued last week to Thomas Hartman of Cambridge City and Maude Scott of Jacksonburg. Miss Kathleen Ressler, English and Latin teacher at Fountain City high school, has been chosen as coach for the girls basketball team.

Clarence Dalrymple Dublin Richmond Reid Hospital Thomas Hartman Cambridge City Maude Scott Jacksonburg Kathleen Ressler Fountain City

Rich mond visitors spend weekend with Mrs Pusinelli family

Mrs Margaret Mungavin of Richmond and Miss Agnes and Elizabeth Pusinelli of Indianapolis spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Anthony Pusinelli.

Margaret Mungavin Richmond Agnes and Elizabeth Pusinelli Indianapolis Anthony Pusinelli

Bloomington visit for Syracuse Indiana football game

John Paul Ennis Kitterman and James Butler traveled to Bloomington on Friday to see the football game between Syracuse New York and Indiana University Saturday. They returned home Sunday.

John Paul Ennis Kitterman James Butler Bloomington Syracuse N. Y Indiana University

Local Merchants Advertise Fresh Offerings in Tribune

The Tribune highlights new merchandise across lines from local merchants. Readers are urged to check the latest offerings and stay in touch for best prices and newest products.

Mer‘hants Tribune

Ingerman Callaway Visit. Case Family to Move to California

Mr and Mrs Clarence Ingerman and Mr and Mrs Edwin Callaway visited Sunday at Indianapolis with James Case and his daughter Adah who plan to move to California. Mr Case and his family were former residents of Mount Auburn.

Clarence Ingerman Edwin Callaway Indianapolis James Case Miss Adah California Mr Case Mount Auburn

Farm Bureau Masquerade Party Aims Lincoln High School

The Jackson Township Farm Bureau announces a masquerade party at Lincoln High School Thursday evening October 29. All members and those interested in farm work are cordially invited. A road program and refreshments will be provided.

Jackson Township Farm Bureau Lincoln High School

Some Punkins From Zeigler Garden At Post Office

Eight banana squash on display in the post office window were grown by John Zeigler from a single stalk or vine. The heaviest weighed 13 pounds and the lightest 3 pounds. total estimated weight about 300 pounds. Aged citizen Lee Pitman gave Zeigler the seed.

John Zeigler Lee Pitman Zeigler

Social Notes From Richmond Christian Church Fair and Nearby Visits

Local society rounds reveal out of town visitors at the Richmond Christian church fair including Mrs William Wessell and Mrs Norman Hull from Connersville. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Hapner and others calling on relatives and guests at area homes across Centerville Connersville and Indianapolis with several trips to Fort Wayne Dayton Cincinnati and New York mentioned.

Hiram Crook Wm. Wessel Richmond William Wessell Norman Hull Lockhart Connersville Tommy Hartman Maud Scott Christian Church Parsonage McCormick Ada Merriman Fort Wayne Lute Lan Spittler Gladys White Jones Conners Ire Anna Hittle R. F C. H. Callaway C. E. Hartshorn W. J. Callaway Benjamin Barrick Indiianapolis Luther Var John Cook A. J. Snyder Mary Kenehium Charles Davis Vene Beeson Wabash W. W. Leverton Ora Wagner Centerville Linville Wallace New Castle Katherine Hoshour Paul Ferris

Local Family Dines Honoring Sister Visitor Near Locust Grove

Mr and Mrs Amos Ellebarger hosted a family dinner at their Locust Grove area home to honor Mrs Ellebarger's sister from Michigan who has been their visiting guest.

Amos Ellebarger Locust Grove Church Ellebarger Michigan

Evils of the Cigarette Habit

An anti smoking piece argues cigarettes injure physique and morals, lowering energy and schooling, and fueling criminality. It notes nicotine poisoning and links to prison rates, urges parents and citizens to act, confront dealers, and rely on law to curb youth smoking.

Lee Ault L. A

Tobacco, O thou filthy weed in ancient pipe form

Poetic lament condemns tobacco use with vivid imagery of smoke and decay. It contrasts the old pipe with the cigarette as a newer, more profitable fad. The piece warns that smoking is deadly and leads to death.

Oh Hoosier Land

A regional tribute praising Indiana’s scholars and writers. The piece salutes Lew Wallace Booth Tarkington George Ade Riley and other notable Hoosier literary figures. It vows loyalty to Indiana and celebrates the state as a home for readers and writers alike.

Hoosier Land Lew Wallace Booth Tarkington George Ade Riley Earth Eerie Evers Jim Riley

Germantown Notes Visitors and Hospital Updates

Miss Maggie Wise spent the weekend with her brother Daniel Wise near Connersville. Mrs Frank Winter and Mrs Amanda Beck visited Indianapolis friends. Howard Doll and Miss June Tilton were in Cincinnati last Sunday. Wesley Roddridge stayed with relatives near Cincinnati. Elmer Warfel of Connersville and Truman Creager of Chicago visited Frank Winter’s family. Jeanette Tatman attended Christian Science services in Dayton. Flare Gethers underwent surgery at Reid hospital. Dr and Mrs Ehle took Amy McDaniel to Dayton for goitre treatment at Miami Valley Hospital. Malinda Bertsch and family visited Ben Doddridge in Richmond. Calvin Davis and Harry Porter hosted in Richmond. Mrs Grace Gethers’s condition after operation at Reid hospital is satisfactory. Paul Allen of Newman Georgia visits Vinton House while supervising sprinkler installation at Standard Manufacturing.

Maggie Wise Daniel Wise Connersville Frank Winter Amanda Beck Paul Kepler Indianapolis Howard Doll June Tilton Cincinnati Wesley Roddridge Elmer Warfel Truman Creager Chicago Ponsenacy Fanny Jeanette Tatman Dayton Flare Gethers Reid Hospital Ehle Amy McDaniel Miami Valley Hospital Malinda Bertsch Hervey Bertsch Ella Lizzie Boughner Ben Doddridge Richmond Calvin Davis Harry Porter Grace Gethers Paul Allen Newman, Georgia Vinton House Mr. Allen Standard Manufacturing Company

Bible School Sets Record at Christian Church Rally

The Christian Church reports a Bible school attendance of 362 last Sunday, with 110 children in the annex and 252 in the adult department. A full morning service, then a cooperative noon dinner, and an afternoon program with visitors from Milton, Jacksonburg, Dublin, and beyond followed.

Christian Church Bible School Ralph Tague Christ Pilate Elizabeth Morris Milton Jacksonburg Dublin Boston Virginia Barnett Grant Clark Indianapolis Orville Burg A. A. Lindley A. Needham Bradford Harrison Richmond Christian Sunday School Association PB. A. Druley Arthur Reese Blanche Boyd Elma Paul Lillian Tague Ward Parker Joe Garvin Charles E. Shultz Kk. S. Connor Alma Garvin Kahl Viola K. Roth Riley Hospital Eugene Evans McCormick Lindley Ethyla Ruth Helen Ed Manlove

Going to Live Forever? A Righteous End or Easy Money

The quotation discusses a moral choice for men between chasing easy money through false pretenses and serving a higher righteous purpose. It frames living as either a means to virtue or a temptingly accessible but illicit path.

Methodist Church Sunday Night Program Promises Musical Variety

A large crowd attended last Sunday with the Billy Sunday Club of Richmond delivering violin trombone cornet piano and male quartet numbers. Rev Stelle spoke on When is a Man Rich and Is the World Growing Better or Worse tracing evil from Barabas to Christ’s redeeming grace. Rally Day activities and a morning sermon on Christian development followed.

Methodist Church York Sisters Near Anderson Stelle Billy Sunday Club Richmond Live Wire Barabas Paul

Methodist Homecoming Planned for October 25

Methodist church members wrap up plans for their annual home coming to be observed October 25. Christian Church notes a successful fair last Saturday with market, bazar, tea room, penny supper and minstrel. the market earned 42 dollars and total day sales exceeded 200 dollars. The minstrel show at the high school auditorium drew a full house and provided entertainment.

Methodist Church

Germantown Churches Report Busy Religious Week

Evangelical Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting led by Mrs. Ella Wills with 35 attendees including Richmond members. A bountiful noontime dinner was served. Lutheran services Sunday featured a large rally, 87 in attendance, joint communion, and the new young people league led by Manard Bertsch with Miss Helen Roberts as devotional leader.

Germantown Ladies Aid Society Ella Wills Richmond M. L. Scheidler F.H. Winter Loyal Soldiers Edward Hicks Will Behr Zion’s St. Jacob’s League Christian Endeavor Manard Bertsch Helen Roberts Louise Gipe Charlotte Rodenbere Columbus Ind

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