Red Cross Offers Free Life Saving Lessons For Youth
The local Red Cross chapter under Miss Elizabeth Paul offers free life saving classes taught by W A Dorsett American Red Cross examiner. Open to those over 14 who swim well, sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 am near the gravel pit. Current enrollees include Martha Hughes Betty June Jackson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Elizabeth Paul
W. A. Dorsett
American Red Cross
United States
Martha Hughes
Betty June Jackson
Eugene Stombaugh
Ronald Lingenfelter
Leonard Grant
Norman Creger
Elmer Jordan
Don Golay
Earl Hickman
Ralph Craig
Robert Thompson
Francis Ammon
Neal Lawrence
Pleasant visit from Walter Wheeler to Joseph A. Markley
Joseph A. Markley of Odd Fellows Home, Calif tells Ed. Tribune of a pleasant July 8 visit from Walter Wheeler and his wife, former Cambridge City residents. The couple traveled by auto from San Diego via Los Angeles and along the coast to San Jose and Santa Cruz, then planned to visit Omer Guyton before continuing north. Markley notes shared memories of home and hopes for another such meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Home
Calif
Tribune
Cambridge City
Little City
Walter Wheeler
Silas F. Wheeler
House of Wheeler
San Diego
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Monterey
San Jose
Saratoga
Los Gatos
Santa Cruz Mountains
Santa Cruz City
Omer Guyton
Mr and Mrs Hornley Boyd Weekend Visit in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Hornley Boyd of Indianapolis spent the weekend with home folks, returning to their city afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hornley Boyd
Indianapolis
Sunday Dinner Guests From Hamilton Ohio
Mr and Mrs Homer Smith hosted a dinner for guests Mr and Mrs George Cooper and their daughters from Hamilton Ohio reflecting a social gathering of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
George Cooper
Hamilton, Ohio
Harold Smith Visits Washington Hosts in D.C. Sunday
Harold Smith of Washington D C was the Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs George Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Washington, D. C
George Wheeler
Fred Conklin Expected Home After Surgery
Fred Conklin is expected home this week from Reid hospital where he had surgery for appendicitis last Thursday. Charity Lindsay of near Milton was the weekend guest of Susan Bertsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Conklin
Reid Hospital
Charity Lindsay
Near Milton
Susan Bertsch
Social visits noted in Indiana trio reports
Mrs. Fred Huddleston and Mrs. Alice Ludington spent Monday in Indianapolis. Mrs. W. B. Woodward and son Howard spent Wednesday in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huddleston
Alice Ludington
Indianapolis
W. B. Woodward
Howard
Bloomington
Mrs John Paul Hosts Small Bridge Party Monday
Mrs John Paul entertained a few friends with contract bridge Monday afternoon, sharing a quiet social hour at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul
Cigarette Fire Damages Trees at Creitz Park
A discarded cigarette started a fire on the east side of Creitz park last week, damaging numerous trees and prompting a park response. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the incident to determine cause and any potential fines or preventive measures for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creitz Park
Bertschs Host Lincoln Drive Picnic Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Alvin Bertsch entertained with a family picnic dinner at their Lincoln Drive home last Friday evening.
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Alvin Bertsch
Lincoln Drive
Mrs Minnie Gibson visits Richmond before Indianapolis return
Mrs Minnie Gibson has been a house guest of Mrs Grace Sarver and her son Russell. She traveled to Richmond for a short visit and will return to the Sarver home before continuing on to her home in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gibson
Grace Sarver
Russell
Richmond
Sarver
Indianapolis
Dear Voice of Inspiration Advice on Self Care and Marriage Strain
A letter from Slim asks how to lift energy and save a marriage. The columnist suggests dieting, cutting starch and sugar, reducing indulgence, and warns of waning vitality if changes aren’t made.
Dear Reader Poses Quiet Courtship Question
A reader asks why her charms fail on a college son who remains polite but uninterested in dating. The columnist previously advised toned makeup and modest, coy behavior, urging a return to bygone etiquette and motherly guidance.
Butterfly Chasing and Self Realization in Advice Verse
A poetic answer urges self honesty and warns that the seeker hides hurt behind a mask. It reproves chasing carefree happiness as illusion, calls out the mother’s understanding, and urges undoing restraint. It reframes life as a slow, shaping process rather than dramatic rebellion.
Muse Foresees Near-Term Change for Cambridge Reader
Dear Interested Reader, you feel unsettled and distant good times. Look close at your surroundings for opportunity instead of far ahead. The Muse says appearances mislead and the future unfolds where you stand, with fate and chance revealing paths at your feet.
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Cambridge City
Hoover Family Reunion Heading at Cambridge City Area
The Hoover family reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howard north of Cambridge City on the west Hagerstown road on Sunday August 19. Mrs. Howard serves as secretary and Mr. Howard as treasurer with John Hoover of State Line Indiana as president.
Miss Charlotte Beeson Visits Relatives in Two Towns
Miss Charlotte Beeson spent the past week with relatives and friends in New Castle and Mooreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Beeson
New Castle
Mooreland
Mrs Mauzey Hosts Rushville Social at Home
Mrs Charles Mauzey hosted a pleasant Rushville party Monday with Mrs Will Woodward and Mrs Robert Hicks as guests at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Woodward
Robert Hicks
Charles Mauzey
Rushville
J. W. Young Suffering Second Stroke
J W Young suffered a second stroke last Friday and remains in critical condition after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Young
Tme
Local couples attend church fair and visit kin
Mr. and Mrs. J H Ayres attended the fair at Hanigan church last Thursday. Mrs. Richard Jones and son spent the weekend with her husband in Wilmington Delaware. Mrs. Richard Burris and Mrs. Frank Tilinger of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Kenneth Myers and family Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .H. Ayres
Hanigan Church
Richard Jones
Wilmington
Delaware
Richard Burris
Frank Tilinger
Indianapolis
Kenneth Myers
Miss Lorena Clifton Returns Home After Indianapolis Visit
Miss Lorena Mae Clifton comes back to her home after a week in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Mae Clifton
Indianapolis
Frank Rummel
Mrs. Ingermann and Lafever Guests of Mrs Huddleston
Mrs Clarence Ingermann and her mother Mrs Lafever of Connersville were guests of Mrs Sarah E Huddleston last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ingermann
Mrs. Lafever
Connersville
Sarah E. Huddleston
Mrs Rose Jones Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Rose Jones of Richmond has returned home after spending the past two weeks with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jones
Richmond
Mrs Ella Leavell and Daisy Fox Attend Mrs Kuster Visit
Mrs Ella Leavell and Mrs Daisy Fox together with the Hagestown family visited Mrs Helen Kuster on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Leavell
Daisy Fox
Hagerstown
Helen Kuster
Curren Kelly Family Vacation Aboard Principal
Mrs Curren Kelly and her son Wen del of Wilmington Delaware visit sisters Mrs E L Locke and Miss Mildred Doney during vacation, staying with relatives and enjoying time together in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curren Kelly
Wendel
Wilmington, Delaware
E. L. Locke
Mildred Doney
Huddleston and Woodward Families Visit Gilmore in Muncie
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Huddleston and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Woodward and son Howard, and Mrs. Pearl VanBuskirk visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gilmore in Muncie.
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Roland Huddleston
Will Woodward
Howard
Pearl VanBuskirk
Charlies Gilmore
Muncie
Eastern Star Stated Meeting Scheduled This Evening
A Stated meeting of the Eastern Star is planned for this Thursday evening, inviting members to attend and participate in the scheduled proceedings.
Graver Family Dines at Cumberland Country Home
Mr and Mrs Orie Graver and family along with Mr and Mrs C H Graver and Mr and Mrs Ivan Graver shared a dinner at the country home of Mr and Mrs Otto Cook near Cumberland on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie Graver
C. H. Graver
Ivan Graver
Otto Cook
Cumberland
Service Guild Luncheon Held at Mrs. Roy Adams Home
The Service Guild of the M. E. church was entertained with a one o’clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Roy Adams in Connersville, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Roy Adams
Connersville
Mrs Lillian Lowry Visiting Regional Relatives
Mrs Lillian Lowry of Phoenix Arizona is spending this month with Mr and Mrs K P Diffenderfer here and Mr and Mrs John Lowry in New Castle along with other relatives and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lowry
Phoenix
Arizona
K. P. Diffenderfer
John Lowry
New Castle
Social Union Meeting Held at Dublin Home
The August meeting of the Social Union of the M. E. church gathered Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Evans in Dublin for its session and plans.
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Social Union of the
M. E. Church
Charles Evans
Dublin
Bridge Club Held at Mrs. Belle Marson Home
The Tuesday Bridge club met this week at the home of Mrs. Belle Marson for an afternoon of cards and conversation.
Taxpayers Meeting Set for Lincoln Auditorium Monday
Cambridge City Jackson Township School Trustees call all township taxpayers to a meeting with the board and their attorneys at eight o'clock Monday night August 13 at Lincoln auditorium. Bids for the new school building were higher than expected and cannot be let under current finances. Attendees will discuss new plans to be presented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City-Jackson Township
Lincoln Auditorium
Local visits and homestead gatherings in Indiana and Indianapolis
Paul Seffrin and Junie Clark visited Miss Rose Wall and Miss Katherine McDonald in Indianapolis on Sunday. Betty Joe Fritchie of Noblesville vacations with Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hill. Eva Lou Hicks returned from Cincinnati for the weekend. Pauline Woodward came home from Indiana University summer term. Charite club to meet at Miss Ruth Judkins home. Margaret Conner visiting Indianapolis with her brother Harry and sister-in-law. Ralph Scheidler from Indianapolis spent weekend with Rev M L Scheidler and Miss Nellie. daughters on extended vacation.
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Paul Seffrin
Junie Clark
Rose Wall
Katherine McDonald
Indianapolis
Betty Joe Fritchie
Noblesville
Paul Hill
Pauline Woodward
Indiana University
Ralph Scheidler
Rev. M. L. Scheidler
Nellie
Local Social Roundup and Birth Announcement
Miss Mary Catherine Hinsky hosted a cooperative dinner Sunday on Gay Street honoring Miss Betty Joe Fritchie of Noblesville. Beverly Sue Veatch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Veatch of Connersville, was announced as born. Grant W. Bottsfield of Blanches ter, Ohio, visited Pleasant Hill friends after forty years. College-bound students include Bruce Urbahn Ralph Faucett David Wilson Ruth Harmeier at Indiana University Paul Stratton Kenneth Caldwell at Purdue Nelson Prather at Wabash.
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Mary Catherine Hinsky
Gay Street
Betty Joe Fritchie
Noblesville
Beverly Sue
Keith Veatch
Connersville
Grant W. Bottsfield
Blanchester
Ohio
M. L. Scheidler
Pleasant Hill
Bruce Urbahn
Ralph Faucett
David Wilson
Ruth Harmeier
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Paul Stratton
Kenneth Caldwell
Purdue
Nelson Prather
Wabash
New Castle Chryslers Defeat Merchants 6 to 3
The New Castle Chryslers beat the Cambridge City Merchants 6 to 3 at New Castle. Cox allowed ten hits and struck out eight, while Harrison fanned four for Cambridge City. R. Dickerson and Boyd each had two hits. Cambridge City and New Castle combined for several extra base hits. A Knightstown Merchants visit looms as a next test for the locals after four straight losses.
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New Castle
Chryslers
Cambridge City
Cox
Harrison
Merchants
R. Dickerson
Boyd
Kuster
Huffman
Wells
Gray
Hines
Dublin overwhelms Northside 11 to 4 in Sandlot League return
Dublin defeated Northside 11 to 4 as Ron Linginfelter pitched a seven inning gem allowing three hits and added four hits at the plate. Cramer doubled and tripled for Dublin while Edwards, Grant, and Edwards supplied Northside offense and Dublin benefited from six Northside errors.
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Eastside
Northside
Dublin
Ron Linginfelter
Creager
Linginfelter
Cramer
Edwards
Grant
W. Jordan
E. Jordan
Public opinion on government economic controls surveying opinion
A nationwide opinion poll by the National Industrial Conference Board asks communities about compulsory unemployment insurance old age pensions government debt public employment levels federal price controls industry regulation and labor measures. Respondents indicate support or opposition on multiple questions and rank factors thought to boost business confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Conference Board
the Tribune
Queston
Milton Community News Highlights and Picnic Notes
Milton Indiana area notes cover visits by Indianapolis residents and Greenfield guests. The Home Economics club invites members to the Wayne county rural clubs picnic at New Garden Friends church on Aug 16 with bring-your-own dish. Wilson school retains teachers led by Lloyd Heller with a sizable Milton roster. Threshing Ring Picnic at Roberts Park near Connersville features many families and guests from Milton and nearby communities.
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Carl Woodward
Indianapolis
Miriam
Frances DeArmond
Dorothy Bertsch
Wilma Slonaker
Greenfield
Tiny Ohmit
Eva Beeson
Ellen Behl
Bentonville
Home Economics Club
Wayne County
New Garden Friends Church
Fountain City
Robert L. Wilson
Lola Beckett
Wm. McClure
Glen Miller Park
Mason
Springwood Lake
Jewel Roettger
Margaret Huddleston
Dale Leverton
Myron Lantz
Wayne Manlove
Tivoli
Lois Bennett
Maynard Burke
Alice Dailey
Joe Lewis Hylton
Jacob Slonaker
Harold Little
Elma Knipp
Frances Passmore
R. L. Beeson
Milton
Ind
Wilson School
A. H. Hines
Lloyd Heller
Mildred Cutter
Charles Dickerson
Elsie M. Davis
Rex Murray
Mary McClure
Elizabeth Jones
Pauline Kniese
Mildred VanDeVenter
Blanche Doty
Elizabeth Connell
Marie Snyder
Lucille Murley
Ralph Varin
Barbara Jean
Carolyn
Henry Helms
Roberts Park
Connersville
Hilbert Roettger
Allie Trine
Ruth
Charles Kirlin
Claude DeArmond
Miss Clawson
Cora Behr
Raymond Biser
Grover Slonaker
Gladys Slonaker
Homer Bertsch
Dorothy
Perry Stoops
Howard Lee
Riley Buhl
Charles Hahn
George Williams
Will Manlove
John Stubbs
Lee Slonaker
Otto Crownover
Frances
M. P. Wilburn
Bert McNutt
Kermit
Awards in 4-H Girls Club Exhibit at Lincoln High
Awards list from Lincoln High School last Friday shows 4-H Jackson Township girls under Miss Helen Allen winning in Clothing I II HII IV V and Baking levels. First places include Sylvia Becker Wanda Dexter Joyce Hunnicutt Mavis McGrady Kilda McGrady Eva Bertsch Margaret Horseman and Ruth Oldaker among others with multiple runners up named.
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Lincoln High School
4-H
Jackson Township
Helen Allen
Sylvia Becker
Juanita Higdon
Doris Newkirk
Wanda Dexter
Mary Sharp
Wilma Blue
Clothing Hii
Joyce Hunnicutt
Marguerite Olvey
Clara Johnson
Josephine Smith
Ruth Oldaker
Kathryn Newkirk
Helen Clifton
Mavis McGrady
Kilda McGrady
Richard Grigsby
Ethel Burke
Doris Hunnicutt
Mavis McGredy
Eva Bertsch
Virginia Newkirk
Belvadora Howard
Margaret Horseman
Farmer Hardscrabble Takes a Dig at the New Deal and Some Leaders
Westport Indiana resident V F Outland denounces Finley E Gray and the Brain Trust era. He questions New Deal policies and federal money flows especially to southern states, contrasting Democratic leadership since Wilson with current administration.
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Farmer Hardscrabble
New Deal
Westport
Ind
Today
Star
Finley E. Gray
Geezer
N.R.A
Gray
Wayne County
Brain Trusters
Mason- Dixon Line
Arkansas
The
V. F. Outland
Dinner Attended by Conner Family at Cunningham Home
Mr and Mrs B R Conner with daughters Leeta and Freeda and son Woody joined Mr and Mrs A G Cunningham for a family dinner party at the Cunningham residence in Dublin on Monday.
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B. R. Conner
Leeta
Freeda
Woody
A. G. Cunningham
Dublin
Beeson Family Visits Davis in Dayton Indiana
Mr and Mrs Ed Beeson and their daughter spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F H Davis in Dayton Indiana, sharing time and hospitality during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beeson
F. H. Davis
Dayton
Ind
Social Visit Noted By Local Couple
Mr and Mrs Adam Metterts hosted guests last week Mrs Ste phen Brown and children from Washington Court House Ohio and Mrs Harry N Watts and daughter from Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Metterts
Stephen Brown
Washington Court House
Ohio
Harry N. Watts
Shelbyville
Carrie Clayton Buys Mosbaugh Home for Remodel
Mrs. Carrie Clayton purchased the Mosbaugh home on East Arch Street and is remodeling it. She will move from the Ayres property on Lincoln Drive once work is finished.
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Carrie Clayton
Mosbaugh
East Arch Street
Ayres
Lincoln Drive
Dinner event at Fayette country club with notable Russells
Russell Chapman and Russell Stonecipher attended a dinner party hosted by Mr. Nelson of Connersville at the Fayette country club on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Chapman
Russell Stonecipher
Mr. Nelson
Connersville
Fayette Country Club
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Joseph A. Markley
Ada Perry Beinbhacker
Geraldine
Chance Destiny
Fate
Chance
Mother Destiny
Une VE
Ann Harding
Zank Walton
Missouri
Union
Eva Lou Hicks
Cincinnati
Charite Club
Ruth Judkins
Margaret Conner
Harry Conner
Dayton, Ind
Pauline Widner
Rinnia Smith
NEW Castle Chryslers
BY Paul Seffrin
Knightstown Merchants
Knightstown
Sandlot League
Perret Iet
Sally
Weet
Hardscrabble Farms
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