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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

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Health Seal Sale Opens Countywide Tuberculosis Drive

The annual Tuberculosis Health Seal sale has begun in Jackson township with Psi Iota Xi and Mrs. Russell Worl leading. Seals fund local and national TB campaigns, with bonds priced at 5, 10 and 25 dollars and committees coordinating mail distribution and purchases.

Jackson Township Psi Iota Xis Russell Worl Cambridge City Fred Hines Robert Beeson Dublin Ivan Druley Milton

Card Party Sponsored by American Legion in Dublin

LeRoy Toutpost leads a card party sponsored by the American Legion Friday night December 2 at 8 o clock in the Dublin Legion hall. Door and table prizes will be awarded. Public is cordially invited.

LeRoy Toutpost American Legion Dublin Legion Hall

Mr and Mrs Fox Dined With Cain at Economy

Mr. and Mrs. O G Fox were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cain at Economy. The social visit highlighted local community ties and cordial hospitality in the town gathering.

O. G. Fox Earl Cain

Community Notes From Germantown and Surroundings

Local residents attend family gatherings and services as Thanksgiving and weekend visits unfold. Events highlight visits from relatives of the Rodenberg, Shaefer, Sourbeer, and Kinsinger families, church socials, a new men’s club in Pershing, and travel plans to Dayton Ohio.

B. F. Sourbeer A. E. Ehle Richmond Everett Rodenberg Marshall Walter Shaefer Stewart Evangelical Church Homestead Inn John McKee Sandra Dayton Ohio Men of Pershing I. O. O. F. Hall Bank Lee Hartman George Faucett Alice Spiceland Ladies’ Aid

Chain Stores Faces ife Death Struggle

A 1938 piece argues a January Congress bill could tax big retail chains into breakup or bankruptcy. It cites chains reducing prices by about ten percent, improving cleanliness and merchandising, and boosting workers’ living standards by about five percent, benefiting farmers and manufacturers through higher demand.

New York City Congress

Debating Chain Stores and The Future of Big Retail

A reader column analyzes the impact of chain stores on communities noting higher local tax payments and wages, but criticizes mass buying and price suppression of independents. It debates big business size, distribution of power, and a possible policy half-way halt within state lines, inviting letters and offering a prize.

Backbone of Communities: Independents vs Chains

A discussion extols locally owned progressive shops as vital to towns offering service, delivery, credit, and community insight. It argues independents can match chains on price and service if chains avoid loss leaders, noting independent numbers rising from 234,000 in 1929 to 804,000 at the last census. The piece frames the issue as fundamental and unresolved.

Babson Park letter urges chain store tax debate

Babson Park Massachusetts editor notes Roger Babson’s weekly piece on chain stores and a Texas bill taxing chains by stores and states. He urges readers to submit 300 word letters for prizes and publication, with examples from A&P Penny Woolworth and others.

Babson Park Mass Tribune Roger Babson Patman Texas Congress A&p Penny Woolworth Publishers Financial Bureau David L. Babson V P

Thalls Family Dines With Out-of-Town Guests

Mr and Mrs Harry Thalls and daughter Betty of Hagerstown and Mr and Mrs Theron Tischner and family of New Castle were dinner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Orville Thalls.

Harry Thalls Betty Hagerstown Theron Tischner New Castle Orville Thalls

Degree of Pocahontas Lodge Stated Meeting Notice

The Degree of Pocahontas lodge calls a stated meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m All members urged to attend as officer elections are on the agenda.

Pocahontas Lodge

Indiana students return from Thanksgiving visit

Misses Dorothea Urbahns Rose Mary Arburn and Arnold Bachmann and David Wilson Robert Harmeier and Ralph Faucett have returned to Indiana University after spending their Thanksgiving vacation with home folks.

Dorothea Urbahns Rosemary Arburn Arnold Bachmann David Wilson Robert Harmeier Ralph Faucett Indiana University

Hines Family Weekend Guests Across Indiana

Mr and Mrs Roy Hines of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs John Hines with daughter of Union Mills were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hines and family.

Roy Hines Indianapolis John Hines Union Mills Floyd Hines

Evangelical Church Sponsors Chili and Oyster Supper

Pershing Evangelical church plans a chili and oyster supper on Wednesday December 7 at the Homestead Inn Pershing inviting the community to attend.

Evangelical Church Pershing Homestead Inn

Main Street To Shine With Christmas Decorations

Local merchants Kiwanis Public Affairs committee and Saturday sugar distribution group organized a drive to fund Main street Christmas lights. Three blocks will feature colored bulbs and green trimmings, with the Town Board offering strong support to complete the project.

Kiwanis Club Main Street

Nolan Allen Returns Home After Thanksgiving Visit

Nolan Allen has returned to Lan sing Michigan after spending Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Forrest Allen.

Nolan Allen Lansing, Mich Mrs Forrest Allen

Charles Winter and son visit Dayton with the Winter family

Charles Winter and his son Harry spent Thursday in Dayton Ohio with Dr and Mrs Sherril Winter and their family.

Charles Winter Harry Dayton, Ohio Sherril Winter

Ballinger Family Visits Hoover Relatives This Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ballinger and their daughter from Connersville visited her mother Mrs. Maude Hoover and other relatives over the weekend.

Arthur Ballinger Connersville Maude Hoover

Mrs Hazel Hubbard Visits Relatives in Lafayette and Dublin

Miss Hazel Hubbard of Lafayette spent the weekend with relatives here and at Dublin, enjoy­ing a brief country visit and family gathering amid the traveling.

Hazel Hubbard Lafayette Dublin

Aunt’s Critical Condition prompts Centerville trip

Mrs. Alpheus Martindale was called to Centerville last week due to the critical condition of her aunt Mrs. Lydia Harvey who was shot several months ago by her son in law who then killed himself. Mrs Harvey is the mother of the late Flave Harvey of this city.

Alpheus Martindale Centerville Lydia Harvey

Betty Lawrence Girl Struck By Car Near Carolina Hill

Six year old Betty Lawrence was cut and bruised on the head after running into a car driven by Joe Meyers near her Carolina Hill home. Meyers was absolved of responsibility in the accident.

Betty Lawrence Clarence Lawrence Joe Meyers Carolina Hill Mr. Meyers

Golay Family Spent Weekend with Kin in Logansport and Marion

Mr and Mrs Melvin Golay and their son visited relatives in Logansport and Marion to end the week.

Melvin Golay Logansport Marion

Neighborly Club Meeting Set for December 6 at Monger Home

The Neighborly club will gather December 6 at Mrs. Walter Monger’s residence. Mrs. Roscoe Roberts leads the afternoon topic and Mrs. B. R. Conner arranges the entertainment.

Walter Monger Roscoe Roberts B. R. Conner

Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Diffenderfer's Home

The Wednesday Bridge club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Belle Diffenderfer on Church Street.

Belle Diffenderfer Church Street

Perry Paul Family Weekend in Muncie Visit

Mr and Mrs Perry Paul and son Jimmie of Muncie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Clifton and other relatives.

Perry Paul Jimmie of Muncie William Clifton

Harold Leapley Takes Over West End Filling Station

Harold Leapley assumes management of the West End Filling station after purchasing the interest of Lawrence Schneider.

Harold Leapley West End Lawrence Schneider

Moschells Welcome Son Jerry Lee in Henry County

Mr and Mrs Harold Moschell of New Castle announce the birth of a son Jerry Lee on November 24 at Henry County hospital. Mrs Moschell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Smith of this city.

Harold Moschell New Castle Jerry Lee Henry County Hospital Moschell Herman Smith

Arburns and Rosemary Visit Sites for Thanksgiving at New Lisbon

Mr and Mrs L W Arburn and daughter Rosemary of Indiana University spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Sites at New Lisbon.

L. W. Arburn Rosemary Indiana University Sites New Lisbon

Milford Woman Visits Parents Over Weekend

Mrs. Rufus Boyer of Milford Center Ohio spent the last of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Wyer.

Rufus Boyer Milford Center Ohio C. A. Wyer

Smiths Visiting Chalmers at Marion This Week

Mr and Mrs C B Smith are spending the week with Mr and Mrs George Chalmers at Marion.

Mrs C B Smith George Chalmers Marion

Homer Smith Taken To Meany Comat

Homer Smith was moved Sunday to the Meany Comat for observation and treatment following an illness or injury.

Homer Smith

Speed limit signs to be posted in Cambridge City

Cambridge City and other towns along U S 40 will install speed limit signs of 20 30 and 40 mph under Hallie Meyers guidance to curb reckless driving. The marshal Frank Craig urges caution, adherence to road rules, and public cooperation to maintain a no casualty record.

State Highway Department Hallie Meyers Cambridge City U.S.40 Safety Department Frank Craig

Local Families Note Births and Visits Across States

Logan Marson of Kendallville Indiana spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. John L. Marson. Ralph Craig of Edmore Michigan visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sanford announce the birth of a son Michael Sanford to Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Nall of Louisville Kentucky on November 23 at Louisville hospital. Mrs. Nall is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford formerly lived here and graduated from Lincoln high school.

Earl Wickersham B. T. Wickersham Jacksonburg Everett Rodenberg Forrest Allen Centerville John Rodenberg Walter Shaefer Main Street Rodenberg B. F. Sourbeer Harry Rodenberg Carl Greensfork Mary Louise Pennville Jesse Rodenberg Wilbur and Melvin Ellis Grant Connersville Marshall Rodenberg Harry Rush Cincinnati Logan Marson Kendallville, Ind John L. Marson Ralph Craig Edmore, Mich Mrs Roy Craig Ben Sanford Michael Sanford C. N. Nall Louisville Louisville Hospital Nall Sanford Lincoln High School

Psi Iota Xi Tea Explains Short Story Contest Rules

The Psi Iota Xi sorority hosts an annual tea for Senior girls at Lincoln High School to explain contest rules. Winners advance from community to district and state levels before national judging. Hostesses are Mrs Catherine Kittterman and Misses Marthanna Wissler and Margaret Conner.

Psi Iota Xi Lincoln High School Catherine Kitterman Marthanna Wissler Margaret Conner

Public Debt Toll Seen in Election Outcomes

Commentators link election results to a push to curb rising debts. The piece cites a federal debt of 38 billion and state local debts totaling 57 billion, averaging 1800 per person, arguing taxes fund government and that the public wants politicians to heed this.

Vesper Service by Fidelis Guild at Baptist church

The Fidelis chapter of the World Wide Guild of the Baptist church will hold a vesper service Sunday at 4 30 p m. It opens with devotional When Thou Prays followed by the drama Star Trails with East Central Association guests from Rushville Connersville and Richmond. Guild officers Mrs Mattie Jacobs Central District President and Miss Anna Younger Rushville Secretary will attend. The public is invited to join.

Fidelis Chapter The World Wide Guild of the Baptist Church Guild East Central Association Rushville Connersville Richmond Mattie Jacobs Central District Anna Younger Church

Dublin Community Xmas Tree Celebration Planned

Dublin Indiana prepares its annual Community Christmas tree event with a parade carols and Santa visit on Christmas Eve. Funds are raised by the American Legion Auxiliary five dollars has been donated James Macy is treasurer Mary R Kennedy secretary Malcolm Layman chairs the organizing effort and local groups and individuals are urged to contribute funds for the program benefiting children and the less fortunate.

Dublin Ind Santa Claus Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary James Macy Mary R. Kennedy Malcolm Layman Santa

Thanksgiving-Dining and Visits Across Dublin Areas

Dublin residents recount Thanksgiving gatherings at Dr. Fackler in Richmond and with relatives across Connersville New Castle and Dayton. Visitors include the Doll family Shafer family Hunnicutt Kennedy Lawrence and Sherwood circle with many dinners parties and travel notes across Indiana communities.

Ray Doll Eugene Robert Doll Mrs. Fackler Richmond Clarence Ingermann Connersville C. A. Hunnicutt James Shafer New Castle Marie Thomas Dayton Pearl Mullen Will Floyd Junius Clark Mary R. Kennedy Friends Church Young Peoples Conference Crawfordsville Philip Schweikert Fred Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Germantown Babson BY Roger W. Babson Babson Park, Mass By Raymond Pitcairn Catherine Lawrence Will Lawrence Elmer Hudson Helen Hudson Leonard Dean Styles Forrest Macy Robert Lingenfelter Lois Arlie Hunnicutt Doris Raymond Hunnicutt Charles Owens Frank Guyatt Everett Money Margaret Smith Charles Hunnicutt Janet Joyce Doris Hunnicutt Everett Sherwood Carl Jackson Messrs. and Mesdames Dele Jackson Hugh Thompson George Sherwood Bentonville Alvin Snyder Harry Kinnaman Ed. Sheets Mary Boyer Clara Jackson Ruthley Robert R. Rhoades Lawrence Harria
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