Local and Personal News from Wednesday June 24 1905
Notes from town include Wil Ford in Alexandria on work, George Horton of Columbia visiting on business, and a marriage license issued to Cartin E Washem and Cordis McDaniel. Residents visit relatives, visitors from Philadelphia, prison transfers for John Walan, and several social calls at Harrisburg and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horton
Columbia
Mere
Kate Frualer
Dublip
Connerville
Cartin E. Washem
Cordis McDaniel
Local News Briefs From Cambridge City Area
Neighborhood social visits include Iva Newhouse returning from Elwood and Ethel Foster joining her for a week. Local residents hosted at Locust Lodge by Henry Kahl. Charles Ferguson wed Eva Fields. Ferguson works at Connersville Bottling Works. Rev Barron spoke at Indiana hospital fundraiser events in Columbia Genwood with strong attendance and generous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Foster
Holland Fisher
Cambridge City
Mas Iva Newhouse
Elwood
Ethel Foster
John Ludlow
Edna
Longwood
Charles Ludlow
Harrisburg
Nancy
Addie Atherton
Marshall Fergurson
Mabelle Guard
Alesandria
Charles Ferguson
Eva Fields
W. G. Barron
M. E
Fergerson
Connersville
M. I
Columbia
Genwood
Indians Hospital
Indianapolis
Smethe Diet Cleurch
Thea
Local Births and Visits Highlight Small-Town News
A daughter was born to Elward Pacehee and wife. Gervin of Shebys tea OD pond girl. Janie Pater born to Hhtwerd Spader and wife of Maplewood. Dan Shera visiting his brother in College Corner. Harry Cole of Bantonville spends a few days in the city visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elward Pacehee
Poate Ray
Pref
Mra Dente DD
Gervin
Shebys
Harcy Greyhard
Anan
Wrnod Mee
Janie Pater
Dan Shera
College Corner
Jaymea Shera
Harry Cole
Bantonville
Fourth of July extended store hours and community notices
Local merchants announce Friday night hours until 10 p m and closures on July 4 to encourage Fourth purchases. The community reports a Catholic confirmation at St Gabriel's conducted by Bishop O Donahue. marriages and arrivals are noted along with a court fine for public intoxication and promotions in state tax assessment and Indianapolis Cincinnati traction line plans.
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Sele
Poland
China
James Ailes
Connersville
Ind
R. R
Bshop
O’ Donahue
Indianapolis
St. Gabriel’s Church
Mex Mahio
Louisville
Kentucky
William Hubbell
Mahin
Edward Reynolds
Chrisman
James Shera
North Central Avenue
Parks Martin
County Board of Review
Martin
Tiadstia Capitalisis
Local National Guard Mustering Planned For Co H
Captus fraskin of Co H Second Infantry urges forming a new company from local material. Friday meeting night set to muster in with a minimum sixty five and maximum eighty four men. Fifteen more good recruits sought and country boys invited. Muster begins at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captus Fraskin
Af Co
Fea Energy
Connersville Corps
Eulogized Soldiers Honored By Little Boy Recital
A May 30 decoration service in Columbia featured five year old Lowell Limpus reciting verses by his mother Mrs Will E Limpus. The text praises veterans, recalls a sword on display, and condemns whiskey as slave maker while urging support for the flag and the saloon conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will E. Limpus
Columbia
Lowell
Burial Rites for Walter Martin in City Cemetery
Walter Martins remains were brought to Cambridge City this morning and taken to Will Lockharts home. At two oclock Rev William Crossman Otte of Trinity church conducted the funeral service and interment followed in the city cemetery with floral tributes from Cambridge City M E church and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Cambridge City
Will Lockhart
Twelfh Street
Hastern Avenue
William Crossman Otte
Trinity Church
New Ball Park Under Construction For July Fourth Games
A gang of workers under Sparka and Disborough began erecting a new amphitheatre at the ball park this morning. The diamonds will be shaped in a few days with opening games set against the Indianapolis Grays. The site sits near Fifth street race, with woods around the diamond and no nearby residences, promising limited disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparka & Disborough
Samphitheatre
Ball Park
York
Loidianapolis Grays
Miss Lillian Tingley Visits Rushville Relatives
Miss Lillian Tingley traveled to Rushville this morning for a two week visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Tingley
Rushville
Apoles in Union Center Life Insurance Co.
A brief note notes the Union Center Life Insurance Co of Crocenath should prove more satisfactory to policyholders in future years. It cites higher interest on invested assets and a low death rate as the reasons for better dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Center Life Insurance Co
Crocenath
Sears
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