Local families share visits across towns this weekend
Walter Jones of Urbana spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. McKee and their daughters Betty Lou and June. Betty Lou and June are vacationing with Mrs. McKee's father J. H. Hancock at Fredericksburg. Mrs. Joe Bender and Mrs. Florence Shirkey are in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher. Floyd Maple and sons Robert and Charles returned from a week in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Adair and relatives. Wm. Clifton's party visited Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rummel. Margaret Conner and Harry Ginn spent Sunday in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conner.
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Mrs. McKee
Betty Lou
June
Joe Bender
Florence Shirkey
Chicago
Mrs
Herbert Fisher
Floyd Maple
Robert
Charles
Detroit, Mich
J. H. Adair
Wm. Clifton
Indianapolis
Frank Rummel
Margaret Conner
Harry Ginn
Harry Conner
Railroad injury hits two workers near Dublin
Walter Warren foreman of the Indiana Railroad track crew suffered a broken leg when a hoisted rail struck a protruding bar and felled him and Walter Bowman of Lewisville. Both were treated at a local doctor then taken to Henry County hospital after the accident west of Dublin along the National Road. Warren resides on North Gay Street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Warren
Indiana Railroad
Mr. Warren
Walter Bowman
Lewisville
Warren
Feemster
Gay Street
The Greatest Sin Fear Love And The Greatest Of These
A compact list defining ideals and vices through paradoxes and contrasts. It pairs worldly flaws with positive aims, culminating in the assertion that love stands as the supreme human achievement and truth, guiding conduct and purpose.
Economic roots of North China trouble and world tariffs
Babson Park Massachusetts August 11 reports from Nanking say Japanese soldiers started the trouble in North China, while the author blames economic pressures and tariff policies of the United States, Britain, France and other powers for fueling conflict. He argues the arms race and unequal trade depress global welfare and urges reciprocal tariff reductions to avert war. He notes Japan’s rapid industrial growth and need for raw materials, and calls for understanding and goodwill among nations.
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Babson Park
Mass
Nanking
China
United States
England
France
Europe
Washington
Germany
Italy
Japan
Roosevelt
Hull
A Smile Costs Nothing Yet Gives So Much
A quote extols the value of a smile as priceless and universal. It notes smiles enrich both giver and receiver, brighten homes and business, ease fatigue, and are best shared freely since they cannot be bought or stolen. The author urges giving a smile to those tired or without one.
Eve and the Betsy Pennsylvanias Tale
The fragment notes Eve as the unluckiest woman and hints at a tale involving enhanced marriages and the U S S Pennsylvania Keystone, suggesting a maritime or nautical context linked to historical ships.
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Eve
Adam
Bette
U.S.S
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Centerville Family Ends Eastern States Vacation
Mrs. Belle M. Diffenderfer and her daughter Betty along with son Charles and Mrs. Clayborn King and daughter Mary Jo of Centerville have returned from a vacation trip through the Eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle M. Diffenderfer
Betty
Charles
Clayborn King
Mary Jo
Centerville
States
Service Guild Picnic Supper Planned by M. E. Church Ladies
The Service Guild of the M. E. church and families will hold a picnic supper Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Kuster. Miss Leeta Conner visited Muncie relatives Sunday. Bruce Peters was taken to Henry County hospital last Thursday for an appendectomy and is improving.
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Service Guild
M. E. Church
Willis Kuster
Bruce Peters
Henry County Hospital
M. Meeks
Virginia Hunt
Reid Hospital
Richmond
Local Family News From Anderson Area
Mrs. Priscila Boyer is critically ill at her daughter Mrs. Dan Evans home. Mrs. Ed Beeson spends this week with daughter Mrs. F H Davis and family at Lafayette. Paul Stratton of Anderson visited over the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs Robert Dill en route to Illinois for vacation were guests Sunday at the home of Raymond Furgason's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscila Boyer
Dan Evans
Ed. Beeson
F. H. Davis
Lafayette
Paul Stratton
Anderson
Robert Dill
Illinois
Raymond Furgason
Local teen Floyd Gause dies at home
Floyd Gause, 16, Greensfork High School student and county basketball enthusiast, died early Tuesday from infantile paralysis at his home. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gause and nephew of Voyle and Alpheus Martindale, known among students and county teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Gause
Greensfork High School
Charles Gause
Voyle
Alpheus Martindale
Hoover Bertsch Kinsinger Shafer Family Reunions
The Hoover reunion meets at J C Howard home 342 miles north of Cambridge City on Sunday August 15. The Bertsch reunion is at Creitz park Sunday August 15 with relatives invited. The Kinsinger reunion gathers at Fort St. Clair park Eaton Ohio Sunday August 22. The Shafer reunion marks its 35th year at Memorial park New Castle on Sunday August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
J. C. Howard
Cambridge City
Bertsch
Creitz Park
Fort St. Clair Park
Eaton, Ohio
Shafer
Memorial Park
New Castle
Mrs Martha Wilson Injures Hip in Richmond Home Fall
Mrs Martha Wilson aged 84, visiting the Margaret Smith home in Richmond, fell on stairs Monday and broke her hip. Her advanced age makes the injuries serious. She is aunt to Mrs Roy Copeland and was taken to Reid Hospital after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wilson
Margaret Smith
Richmond
O E S Picnic Set For Mount Lawn Park August 15
The North Central and Eastern Indiana annual O E S picnic will be held at Mount Lawn park August 15. A carry in dinner will be served at noon in the pavilion. All Eastern Stars and guests are welcome rain or shine with swimming pool and playground available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Indiana
Mount Lawn Park
Congress And Its Responsibilities By Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic notes a renewed congressional responsibility in recent Washington events. Members consider measures with care, heed public appeals, and reflect the voice of constituents over expediency. The article credits lawmakers who show duty to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Community Travel Notes From Germantown Area
Mrs Charles Close and son Paul of Cambridge City visit Mr and Mrs Malcol Geathers on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mark Laughlin visit Mr and Mrs Robert Laughlin at Raleigh on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willis Scholl and daughter Jane visit J Edgar Scholl near Connersville. Mrs Omer Neff visits Glen Brumfield in Centerville. Mrs Floyd Hines and children vacation in Indianapolis with Earl Crawford. Willis Scholl plans vacation in Coldwater Michigan. Will Martin and Ida Jamieson host Rev Stephen Gubi and his parents at a Monday breakfast. John Kaiser leaves to vacation with her Kentucky parents. Walter Shaeffer family expect home from Alanson Michigan later this week.
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Charles Close
Paul
Cambridge City
Malcol Geathers
Mark Laughlin
Robert Laughlin
Raleigh
Willis Scholl
Jane
J. Edgar Scholl
Connersville
Omer Neff
Glen Brumfield
Centerville
Floyd Hines
Indianapolis
Earl Crawford
Coldwater
Mich
Will Martin
Ida Jamieson
Stephen Gubi
John Kaiser
Kentucky
Walter Shaeffer
Alanson
Michigan
Marie Langston
Walker
Fort Collins
Colorado
Michael Martin
John Thom
Frank Scott
Richmond
Scott
Bentonville
Harry Hall
Mount Vernon
New York
O. D. Hall
Hugh Fagan
Jacksonburg
Gerald Murphy
Better Bird Club
Garrell Shumaker
Everett Gray
Charles Fagan
Creitz Park
Logan Roszell
Cincinnti
Sam Morris
Hugh Morris
George Stevens
Carlos City
Elbert Carson
Roberta Riser
Detroit
Ray Doll
Lester Donicker
Howard Metcalf
Gertrude Foster
Fatal shooting at Richmond home shocks Centerville family
Ernest Hobbs of Centerville, brother of Mrs. Harold Rowe, was fatally shot by his brother Roy Hobbs who mistook him for a prowler at the Boyer street home in Richmond. Ernest had visited the Rowe home. funeral services were held in Centerville.
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Ernest Hobbs
Centerville
Harold Rowe
Roy Hobb
Boyer Street
Richmond
Ernest
Hobbs
Rowe
Jacksonburg Ladies Aid Co Op Dinner and Hen Sale
The Jacksonburg Ladies Aid held a cooperative dinner at Mrs. Clarence Taylor’s home with sewing the main activity. A hen sale followed among members including Edith Secrest Lulu Lindley and Ber nice Craig. Town social notes also mention family gatherings and visiting relatives in nearby communities.
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Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Clarence Taylor
Declan Dougherty
Edith Secrest
Ula Worf
Bessie Jenner
Elwood
Katie Wilson
Lulu Lindley
Clayton Dougherty
Marie Haisley
E. Fowler
Ray Gilbert
Martha Crye
Hester Dougherty
Bernice Craig
Wilma
Creitz Park
Cambridge City
Mary Jean Dougherty
Richmond
Meaning of the judicial power in constitutional law
Max Berns explains that judicial power resides in the Supreme Court and federal courts to interpret laws. The Court acts like a jury, deciding disputes brought by litigants and ensuring statutes conform to the Constitution. Congress writes laws. the Court only construes them against the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme Law
Congress
Max Berns
Social notes from Indianapolis and Columbus visits
Miss Daisy Ayler spent Saturday in Indianapolis with friends. Mrs. A M Seig spent the last of the week in Columbus Ohio with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Ayler
Indianapolis
A. M. Seig
Columbus, Ohio
Centerville Call for Hobbs Tells of Family Sorrow
Mr and Mrs Harold Rowe were summoned to Centerville on Monday due to the critical condition of Er nest Hobbs. Mrs Don Wright and daughter Margaret of Paris Illinois returned home Friday after visiting Mr and Mrs Raymond Furguson. Mr and Mrs Eugene Diffenderfer spent early the week in Salem with her parents. Mrs Raymond Furguson, with Mrs Don Wright and Margaret of Paris Illinois, spent Wednesday in Richmond with Mr and Mrs Robert Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rowe
Centerville
Ernest Hobbs
Don Wright
Margaaret
Paris
Raymond Furguson
Eugene Diffenderfer
Salem
Margaret
Paris, Ill
Richmond
Robert Dill
Local Families Gathering for Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Hornley Boyd and their infant visited Indianapolis relatives for the weekend. Miss Martha Douglas and her nephew Jerry Douglas spent the week in Frankfort with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Douglas
Jerry Douglas
Frankfort
Burglary Attempt Prompts Shotgun Fire at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd heard prowlers in their upstairs rooms about midnight last Friday. Mr. Boyd fired at fleeing burglars before the stairway landing. Investigators believe one or both men were wounded. The door was forced and unlocked, but no loot was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd
Dogs Tied and Muzzled After Rabies Report
Two dogs were killed last week and their heads sent to Indianapolis where reports indicate rabies. By order of the State through Marshal Craig, all dogs must be tied up or muzzled for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marshal Craig
Dublin Items Reflect Local Visits and Health Notes
Dublin residents share social visits across Indiana and beyond. Several health updates include Mrs. M. Meeks improving after hospital care and Virginia Hunt recovering from an appendectomy at Reid hospital. Linda trips bring reports of relatives visiting Cambridge City and Detroit travel for Roberta Riser plus ongoing improvements for Mrs. Ray Doll.
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Urbana
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Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Tle Island
Montana
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Commodore Perry
Yokohama
Pacific
Cartwright
New York Express
Henry Joseph
Altoona
George Morris
Robert Joseph
Henry
Roasoke
Wokola
Ery Boy
Beauty
the Tribune
Leeta Conner
Muncie
Wm. H. Harrison
Eastern Star Picnic
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Germantown
Constitutional
Max .Berns
Mrs. Hornley Boyd
Baby
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Charles Harris
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