Wayne County Agr Students Field Day at Lincoln High
Wayne County Vocational Agricultural departments host a Field Day at Lincoln High School grounds in this city on Saturday August 21. Events run 9:30 to 12 noon with lunch 12 to 1 and softball 1 to 3 30. Teams compete in tug of war corn shelling shot put broad jump 100 yard dash three legged race four man relay and more with prizes and ice cream provided.
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Wayne County Vocational Agricutural
Lincoln High
Thornton
Hurt
Romine
Behr
Poe
Shively
Miss McGrady Places Third in Centerville Canning Contest
Miss Mavois McGrady earned a C grade and captured third place in the Ball Brothers sponsored annual canning contest linked to the county 4 H club shows in Centerville last week. Exhibitors were required to prepare a jar of fruit and a jar of vegetables.
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Mavois McGrady
Ball Brothers
Centerville
Marriage of Miss Bertsch's Daughter to Morrell Day
Margaret E Bertsch wed Morrell Day of Royal Center Ind in a Sunday ceremony at Clinton Bertsch’s home near Pershing. Rev Wilbur Allen officiated with organist Ruth Bertsch. attendants included Mary Martha Bertsch and Gerald Day. After a lawn reception the couple planned to reside in Royal Center.
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Miss Bertsch
Mary Martha Bertsch
Gerald Day
Barbara Ann Day
Milton Items Touch Churches Guests and Students
Local notes report Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Foster and daughters of Pittsburgh as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manlove. Ruth Ferris will enter Butler University this fall. W F M S meeting to be held Friday at Mrs. Lloyd Heller’s home for officer elections and mite box opening. Flora Williams of Richmond spent time with Carl Williams and sister in Cambridge City. Oscar Thompson of Richmond visited local friends.
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Leroy Foster
A. B. Hylton
Ruth Ferris
Paul Ferris
Butler University
Willapor
Estin Dailey
Adrian Knipp
Lily Knipp
W. C. Polson
Cambridge Cit
Harry Scott
Petersburg
Chris Kerber
Ruth McPeak
Aurora
M. E
Lloyd Heller
Flora Williams
Richmond
Carl Williams
Williams
Williams Is Spending the Summer With Her Sister Mrs. Hall
Cambridge City
Oscar Thompson
Best Cotton Year Since 1929
Babson Park Massachusetts August 18 Down in Dixie field hands harvest the fourth largest cotton crop in history amid falling prices as world demand and foreign crops shape a price trajectory. The piece argues crop control fails, favors letting prices find their level, and notes 1937 output and world consumption expect gains while diversifying crops.
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Babson Park
Mass
Deep
Dixie
Washington
Egypt
Brazil
India
Russia
China
Texas
New England
Manchester
Osaka
Milan
Fall River
United States
Georgia
Kansas
Nevada
Britain
Rubber
Cuba
Coffee
South
King Cotton
Orleer
Wickersham and Relatives Gather for Steady Social Call
Ger mantown notes list Mr. and Mrs. B T Wickersham of Jacksonburg and Mrs Eliza Clark of Muncie as Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Wickersham. Several relatives visit from Indianapolis and Richmond while Sourbeer kinfolk hold a Lake Wehr reunion with attendees from multiple cities.
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B. T. Wickersham
Jacksonburg
Eliza Clark
Muncie
Earl Wickersham
Republican Women Picnic At Reynolds Home Next Thursday
Mrs Grace B Reynolds national committeewoman and possible director of the national womans division will host the Republican Women picnic at her Eas Cambridge home for the Tenth district women and Jackson township families. The event includes a basket picnic with six oclock supper, chairs appointed by Mrs C W Squiers and a county wide committee listing several Cambridge City and Wayne County members.
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Grace B. Reynolds
Republi
National
C. W. Squiers
Wayne County Republican Club
Voyle Martindale
Charles Loeb
C. M. Snyder
Elizabeth Paul
Thelma Johnson
Thomas Henley
Bruce Peters
Cambridge City
Hines and Ellsbury win Richmond open final titles
Fred Hines and Dale Ellsbury won the Richmond open doubles final last Sunday with scores of 6 4 6 2 and 6 4. The duo have played together over seven years and reached five semi finals in state tourneys, signaling readiness for higher level competition.
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Fred Hines
Dale Ellsbury
Hines
Ellsbury
Lula Butler Announces Richmon,d Wedding of Mary to Herbert Muckridge
Mrs Lula Butler announces the marriage of her daughter Mary to Herbert Muckridge son of Mrs Gertrude Gates of Richmond on Sunday August 15 at the Central M E church parsonage in Richmond Rev Charles B Croxall performed the single ring ceremony Miss Mary Alice Moore and Glen Muckridge attended The bride wore beige crepe with brown accessories and a roses corsage The groom's brother Glen attended The bride a Lincoln high school graduate and Phi Chi Epsilon member has worked at Feemster Feemster law office For now the couple reside on South Fifth Street Richmond
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Lula Butler
Mary
Herbert Muckridge
Gertrude Gates
Richmond
M. E. Church
Charles B. Croxall
Mary Alice Moore
Glen Muckridge
Miss Moore
Hartley Hills Club Arrangements Committee Named
Mr and Mrs Hadley Clark Mr and Mrs John Paul Mr and Mrs Lotus Miller and Mr and Mrs Voyle Martindale are the arrangements committee for the Hart ley Hills club event tomorrow evening.
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Hadley Clark
John Paul
Lotus Miller
Voyle Martindale
Hartley Hills Club
Lee Monger Spends Weekend with Sister Near Losantville
Lee Monger spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. Ross Wilson and family near Losantville.
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Lee Monger
Mrs. Ross Wilson
Losantville
Elmer McKee Visits Relatives in Pennsylvania
Elmer McKee travels to Pennsylvania to spend several weeks visiting relatives, staying with family and catching up on hometown connections during his tour.
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Elmer McKee
Pennsylvania
A Step Toward Recovery Says National Chairman
National Chairman Raymond Pitcairn urges passage of a bill to count unemployed Americans. The piece argues a accurate census will reveal who needs work and skills, guiding practical recovery without patronage and aiding national progress.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Senate
America
The Truth About Church Membership
Babson Park column argues church membership figures are inflated and declines in Protestant attendance and Sunday schools reflect deeper spiritual problems. It calls lay leaders to live consistent, morally robust lives and for churches to renew focus on prayer, Bible study, and commandments to restore influence.
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Babson Park
Mass
The
Christian Herald
Congregational Christian
Unitarian
Chapel
Midde-West
New England
American Magazine
America
Cocoanut Palm Blooms on Lake Erie Shores
In Cleveland at the Great Lakes Exposition a cocoanut palm blooms for the first time on Lake Erie shores. The tree is part of the Florida exhibit and is expected to bear fruit before snow arrives.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Model of McDonald telescope on display in Making of a Nation
A model of the McDonald telescope from Mt. Locke Observatory is shown at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland in the Making of a Nation section highlighting scientific heritage.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mt. Locke Observatory
A Little Experience Upsets Theory
An unsure remark notes that practical experience can challenge theoretical ideas, suggesting lessons learned through doing may contradict established beliefs. The comment implies the value of hands on learning alongside abstract principles.
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Aod
Pershing Ladies Bible Class Holds All Day Meeting
Pershing Indiana reports the Pershing Ladies Bible Class held an all day quarterly meeting and social at the Oldaker home August 15 with a cooperative noon dinner. Devotions by president Mrs. Lamott focused on The Bible. Rev Scheidler and daughter sang a duet. Attendees included local families and clergymen, with an afternoon program of sacred song history.
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Pershing Ladies Bible Class
Oldaker Home
Geo. F. Gipe
Ida Jamieson
Messrs
Mesdames
Raymond Biser
Frank Winter
Curtis McMahan
FE. E. Oldaker
Arthur Lamott
Mesdames Addie Overbaugh
Ruth Arnheiter
Harriet Hoffman
Mittie Hebble
Cora Behr
Elizabeth Brouse
Willys Personnette
Jean Scheidler
Ruth Oldaker
Laurine Lamott
M. L. Scheidler
Stephen Gubi
Jacksonburg Social News Highlights and Upcoming Pilgrimage
Mrs Eliza Clark of Muncie is Mrs B T Wickersham. Ammermans visit West Manchester Ohio. Help One Another club met at Cambridge City home of Mrs George Hormel. Committee led by Mrs C R Thornburg plans club pilgrimage for August 26. Lunch served to multiple members. Various visits and dinners noted including residents from New Paris Michigan Dublin Richmond and Fountain City. Ladies Aid picnic planned at Crests Park Cambridge City next week. Members asked to meet at the store at 10:30.
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George Hormel
Cambridge City
C. R. Thornburg
Mesdames Thornburg
Paul Worl
Denver Eldridge
Norman Waltz
W. A. Kirby
Herman Kingrey
Gail
Scott Lichty
Clarence Jones
Charles Fagan
Charles Riggs
Joe Alexander
Lowell Alexander
New Paris
Ohio
Joe Brooks
Calvin Revellee
Michigan
Vinton Gilbert
Ray Odom
Dublin
Ruby
Ira Clark Fowler
New Castle
Frank
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Indianapolis
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