Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1929 — Page 10

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REBUILDING OF GARFIELD HOME IS PROPOSED Ohio May Buy Birthplace of President for His- ' torical Value. Cit ? nifrtf I'r'H* CLEVELAND, Aug. 30.—The long neglected and forgotten birthplace of President James A. Garfield near here has attracted a champion at last. State Senator George H. Bender, after learning of the allotment men and home builders who threaten to put the site beyond possibility of public use as a museum for Garfieldiana. announced he would bring action promptly to have the state of Ohio buy the four acres. “I am sure the state will be anxious to preserve the spot for the public.” said Bender. ‘‘The only memorial to this martyred President wc have is his tomb. Reconstruction of the log cabin on his birthplace could be of much greater historical value than the tomb.” The major part of the original farm already hr b<rn cut into lots and sold. The acres left covers the site o i log cabin in which Garfield v. as born. The cabin was carried away splinter by splinter by souvenir hunters after Garfield was assassinated. The remains of the apple orchard Garfield planted there still stands, though in such shape that considerable work would be required to put it in any shape at all. Grape vines and blackberry brain- j bles of the original homestead have gone wild. Only the spring that | Garfield's pioneering parents built ! besides it is unchanged. Rebuilding of the cabin and putting of the grounds into their for- !

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They are talking it over. Meaning that A. J. Kalberer, manager of the Lyric theater, Mrs. I. V/. Pugh and her daughter, Miss Audrey Pugh, who is Indiana’s Physical Culture Girl. Miss Pugh and her mother will leave next Tuesday for New' York with the determination _that Miss Pugh will be crowned America’s Physical Culture Girl. *" Kalberer believes that Indiana’s entrant will bring back the crown.

mer shape, is to be advocated as part of the state program. Persons living a thousand feet from the site did not know where

it was until a newspaper article called attention to it. Some persons in Orange Village a few miles north had never heard Garfield was born nearby.

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