25 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
1
A church lesson emphasizes fatherhood duties citing Eli as a warning. It discusses how weak paternal influence can fail sons, while personal and national judgment follows sin. The guide calls fathers to model a godly life and build moral fiber in youth, framing fatherhood as a divine gift and opportunity.
Babson Park Mass August 24 Secretary Wallace and aides in the Agricultural Department are dissatisfied with the farm program. Prices for cotton and wheat are down, corn off 50 percent since 1937, and subsidies cover only four major products. A broad plan is urged embracing seven lines of action to revive farming, including foreign markets, cut operating costs, encouraging self sufficiency, rural relocation, industrial uses of farm products, and removing political influence from farming policy. The piece argues the problem is systemic and requires sacrifice across society.
The speaker condemn s the Hoover era Farm Board for wasting millions on supporting wheat prices and argues current efforts are rebranded versions of the same failed approach. The federal program is described as continuing old ideas under a new presentation.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bell spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs Fred Hayes at Straughn. Mr and Mrs Sherman Evans of Dayton Ohio visited relatives here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Manlove and baby of Bentonville visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Staats. Mrs Charles Fagan attended the Help One Another club meeting at the home of Mrs Lenora Willis near Hagerstown on Wednesday.
Raymond Pitcairn argues that since the founding of the republic Americans view the nation as a model of free government. He links freedom to high living standards and calls for unity to curb class conflict and pursue collective happiness.
invitation to Wayne County Republican Womans club picnic at Glen Miller park Richmond today at 6 p m. members, families and friends invited. bring sandwiches a dish and table service. speaker Maurice Red Robinson of Anderson Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Alva Bitner announce the marriage of their daughter Marthena to J Bruce Urbahns son of Mrs Franklin Reynolds on August 21 at Main Street Christian church Rushville. After a northern state motor trip the couple will reside on Sixth Street Rushville with Franklin Reynolds Mrs Bruce Banta and Miss Dorothea Urbahns in attendance.
Father James Moore of St Elizabeth's Catholic Church was appointed state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus by Gilbert E. Powell at the national gathering in Cincinnati Ohio last week. He succeeds Wendel Cochrane of Notre Dame.
Members and families gathered for a cooperative picnic supper Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rauthe south of town.
Harry Winter and brother Dr Sherril Winter and family returned from a three week trip through the Western states. Mrs Cora Whelan and daughter Anna Catherine of Richmond were guests last Friday of Mr and Mrs Clarence Whelan. Mr and Mrs Russel Worl and family with Mr and Mrs J Stout and family of Paoli spent Sunday in Brown County.
Mr and Mrs John Filson and their children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Merrill Filson at New Castle enjoying a family outing and shared hospitality.
A school listing details new textbook adoptions for grades 7 through 12 with prices set by Indiana law. It covers history, arithmetic, spelling, science, readers, health, home economics, agriculture, industrial arts cards, and general supplies with notes on gym suits and shoes and where to buy notebooks and supplies.
A list of social studies curricula titles appears, including Building Citizenship Civics 9 On the Road to Civilization World History The Development of America U S History The Nations at Work Commercial Geography Economic Problems of Today Economics The Citizen and His Government Civics 12 Workbook for the Development of America.
An explosion at the Gulf Oil Co plant west of Dublin early Friday morning killed Zook aged 32 and Money, seriously burned Ed Hicks who rushed into flames to rescue coworkers. Four others were treated for non fatal burns. Funeral services were held for Clarence Zook and Auburn Money in Dublin with burial at Riverside and Southlawn cemeteries.
Local residents and relatives are noted visiting from Richmond Cambridge City New Castle Dayton and Middletown. The column lists numerous trips and family gatherings including returns from vacations at Mulberry and visits to Dublin Connersville and Kennard.
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