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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
3
Local residents and guests are recorded visiting Indianapolis and nearby towns. Names include Miss Daisy Ayler Mrs Walter Waddell Mrs Roy Copeland W A Creitz and many others with trips to the National Dairy Show and funerals in Ohio. Several Osage Tribe delegates attended Indianapolis events.
A roundup of social notes shows Mrs. E. F. Hahn visiting Indianapolis, Miss Marie Bolenbaugh with Richmond friends, Mrs. Richard Sommers in Hamilton Ohio, and several others visiting family, relatives, or attending events. Mentions include Julia Boyd in Indianapolis, Mrs. Emma Lindsay in Kokomo, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peters in Indianapolis, and trips to Sturgis Michigan and Denver, Kansas City. Chas Wheeler travels to Evansville for the Grand Council as Cambridge Council R A M representative.
Freight shipment by the T. H. I. and E. Traction Co. carries 600 pounds of metal from Terre Haute to a Tribune building site. Amy McDaniel recovers after goitre surgery at Miami Valley hospital Dayton with family visiting. Matoaka Council delegates to the Great Pocahontas gathering in Indianapolis include Mrs. Albert Boyer and Mrs. Gus Dickerson along with several other officers. Relief Corps members hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Frank Lutz of Pennville with pumpkin pie and cocoa. The Ladies Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad met on Church Street with fourteen members and plans a Halloween party. Osage Tribe No. 93 members attended the county Red Men meeting in Cadiz bringing three candidates for adoption. A luncheon followed as chiefs and staff conducted the ceremony.
The seven large industrial plants and many smaller facilities report near capacity and thriving business. Traveling salesmen show favorable prospects nationwide, signaling broad economic strength for employers and workers. Miss Sue Harding of Kansas City was struck by a passing car, breaking her left leg twice, and remains in the hospital with a long recovery ahead. The driver fled the scene and she is cared for by relatives after discharge.
Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk traveled to Muncie to spend several days with her sister who had just returned home from Cleveand hospital.
The Friday Night club met at Aldo and Mrs Cain's home in Dublin with talks on Edison and Coolidge. Helen Hunt and Milton Cary clubs held sessions with papers on Julius Caesar and library topics. Other groups hosted luncheons, musical numbers, and card clubs with a roster of members and guests.
The piece contrasts Shakespeare’s line with modern marketing noting how advertising built fortunes around names like Wrigley Gillette Procter & Gamble Victor Studebaker and Hart Schaffner & Marx. It argues national advertising turned names into household words and millions of dollars in investments.
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