18 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
1
The column records moves and travels of residents including Charles Brown and wife leaving Port Xene for Joliet, MS Faye Wade announcing a new baby boy born September 3, and Edward Copeland traveling to Indianapolis for a family reunion. It also mentions gas pricing by The Standard Company, a divorce suit involving Oven He Totman, and a birthday party for Martha Ferguson with many local guests in attendance.
The show list includes Marry Gion Robert Garrett Eleanor Hughes Morris Peelle and others with Gertrude Fick Mary Lou Hunt Gerald Morris John Thorn Hasel Borah Richard Amimon Elisabeth Isom Fuhrman Dancer Brande Petty Leah Bowen Martha Mullen Helen Mullen Mary Fink plus Ruth Judkins Grace Petty Mildred Howard Martha Thompson as top four in summer flowers. All will be taken to Knightstown to the Soldiers and Mag Slaves Orphans Home Saturday September 20. Helen Hunt club sponsors the event and praise teachers for support and call the exhibit a success.
In Blooming ton area farmers DeLoge Funk and relatives test electric power for threshing wheat using a grain separator driven by an electric motor. They claim electricity outperforms steam engines and motor tractors, with 40 horsepower gear estimated at 200 dollars and equipment costs around 4,000 dollars.
Fans cheered as the town squad edged past foes in a tense game near New Madison. Key plays featured Spike Inherty and Theo Vittore contributing vital hits while Minherty and Bran added doubles. Burke made a running catch in deep left as the team prep for Richmond fixtures.
Claudia Weyant is hired to help with rising high school enrollment, splitting time between teaching and office work. An organized orchestra, art class, and public speaking group are forming with new members. Enrollment shows Cresta 11 and Lincoln 268 early in week three. Dublin pupils total 15.
The article reflects on a Chicago trial and judge's ruling, urging revival of old time religion to shape civilization. It notes church activities led by Mrs. W. M. Miller, various meetings, picnics, fundraising, and community events, including Sunday services and school programs.
Sunday, September 14, Lee Pitman known as Pa departed this life after a long illness. Surrounded by children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, he shared a final dinner presided by daughter Mies Enima. Out of town guests included Mrs. Williams and family, Claude Heck, Beale Williams, Mrs. Louies Johnson, and Mrs. Gius Loux. Messages, photos and cards were read and appreciated as family bid farewell.
Carl Kaufman and wife returned home after an eight grand car outing from St. Lawrence River into Canada and back via Chicago. Beb Oldaker resumes Webster work as principal for another year. Martin Rodenberg named top fish catcher with five catches weighing 12 pounds from Greenefork. K B Oldakor erects a new front fence. Helen Lae of Columbia, Obie, returns home after a visit with her parents.
L. W. Momroe of Indianapolis says Tanlac helped him overcome stomach trouble causing nervousness indigestion and heart palpitations. He reports renewed energy and daily work without missing a day in three months and credits his wife with shared praise. Sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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