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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
A poetic tribute dated October 21, 1925 celebrates F. C. Mosbaugh's eighty one years of life and service at the Tribune. It praises his long friendships, steadfast fairness, and tireless work from youth to manhood, noting his loyalty and reliability.
Indiana readers learn that Governor Jackson selects Arthur R. Robinson, an Indianapolis attorney, to fill the U S Senate seat after the death of Samuel M.Ralston. The Tribunes notes announce Lincoln and Wilson high schools will publish student notes under teacher Miss Ball leading English classes.
On the eve of October twenty eight members are invited to a hall gathering with a lunch in paper bags and disguises for a guessing game. The event promises a pleasant evening with a program of stunts and songs.
Mrs Corwin Overhiser who had surgery in Richmond last week is improving at this time. Joe Caldwell, son of Santford Caldwell, was killed Monday when a log fell from a wagon. his widow Hester Caldwell and son Louis survive. Funeral services are Friday at 1 PM at the home with burial in Lick Creek cemetery. The community ties include numerous local families hosting dinners and visiting relatives in Indianapolis Muncie Cambridge City and Earlham College.
A string of social visits fills the weekend with gatherings at Columbia Dublin and Connersville. Attendees include Francis Ryman Mary Bradway Grover Johnson Trapp Ochs families and many relatives. Notable items: weiner roast plans in Dublin, homecomings Ebenezer services and a school carnival student party at Thelma Jackson's.
A Dublin notice lists numerous residents and visitors in Indianapolis and nearby towns over the weekend. It notes people attending events, visiting relatives, and recovering from operations, with several church and social engagements mentioned.
Tuesday activities include Mrs. Harry Parker planning a move to a new home with Mrs. Clarence Dal. The Dalton illness at Reid hospital is mentioned along with Mrs. Milton Griffin hosting friends from Elwood. Miss Rubilson visits from Fort Wayne to spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Champe visits from Fort Wayne. John Griffin visits son Milton Griffin and family.
Jacksonburg residents attend Cambridge City Christian church home coming. Edith Conway visits her parents Will and Mrs Conway. many families host and visit across Pershing New Lisbon Richmond and Cambridge City with dairy shows and local gatherings. Several couples attend funerals, birthday reminders, and lodge events including Beulah Rebekah and Pershing connections.
Local market offers ten ears of white corn priced for quick sale. Fresh produce expected to be available through the weekend with limited quantities and the chance of daily restocks.
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