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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1935

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Auto Crash West of Dublin Claims Two Lives

Two women died and several others were hospitalized after a Sunday evening crash on U S 40 west of Dublin near the Kehoe farm. Mrs. George White of Kingsmore West Virginia died at the scene. sister Mrs. James G. Phillips died later at Henry county hospital.

Dublin George White Kingsmore West Virginia John Batchelor Richmond U. S.40 Kehoe Farm James G. Phillips White Henry County Hospital Milford Fortney Fairmount W. Va Otis White Marshall Henry County Arcola Ill Frank Fortney Newberry F. Freezer Kingmore Dr Fortney Mr. Freezer James Phillips

Legion Auxiliary Card Party Funds Christmas Dinner

The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a public card party on December 18 to raise funds for the annual Christmas dinner for underprivileged children. Tickets are sold by Legion and Auxiliary members and at Danner's store and Grigsby's drug store. All proceeds support the dinner and any surplus funds aid community welfare work. The underprivileged children's dinner takes place December 23.

The American Legion and Auxiliary Legion, Auxiliary Danner Grigsby

Jacksonburg Social Notes Show Thanksgiving Gatherings

Miss Mary Horn spent Thanksgiving with friends at Connersville. Mrs. Harold Young visited with Mr. and Mrs. McCullough in Hagerstown. Help One Another club members met at Mrs. Rachel Sherry’s. next meeting will be December 11 with Mrs. Hallie Kingrey. Several families hosted and attended dinners and an art exhibit in Richmond. Regular services and a Christmas program prep were noted.

Mary Horn Connersville Harold Young McCullough Hagerstown Rachel Sherry Myrtle Jones Floridity Norman Taylor Mary Harris Elizabeth Harris Mabel Personnette Eva Fagan Hallie Kingrey Gayle Kingrey Beulah Worl Grace Waltz George Personnette George Fadely Pershing Dolph Personnette Raymond Myers Mary Lou Donald Personnette Ladies Aid Society Marion Haisley Pitchin Declan Doughtrey Charles Boyd Blanche Cambridge City Clayton Dougherty Herschel Ammerman Ula Worl Bessie Jenner Katie Wilson Elnestta Craig Declan Dougherty Richmond Stamper Emma Taylor Harrisburg Clarence Taylor Home Circle Club Raymond Craig Hubert Innes Charles Riggs Arnold Dougherty Firman Rigg Bernice Rate Lloyd Craig Jean Craig Helen Marcella A Joan Innes

St Elizabeths Net Team Hosts Big Card Party

The St Elizabeth basketball team of Jacobson-Washington township church league will hold a large card party in the Medsker store room on Monday night December 16. Prizes will be awarded and Euchre 500 and bridge will be played. The public is invited.

St. Elizabeth

Regular monthly meeting of Jackson Washington township ministers

The Jackson Washington township Ministerial Association met Monday in Howard Sons parlors with devotion led by F Abel. Rev Frank C Guyatt reviewed Lloyd Douglas The Green Light and urged reading the book. Ministers present included F C McCormick W H Harrison Wilbur E Allen Abel Polson Wilke Kramer and Guyatt. Next meeting set for January first Monday. Local social notes follow with visits and gatherings among area families and friends at multiple homes.

Jackson- Washington Township Howard & Son Fabel Frank C. Guyatt Lloyd Douglas Guyatt F. C. McCormick W. H. Harrison Wilbur E. Allen Abel Polson Wilke Kramer

Lost Book sermon on Bible's 400th anniversary

Rev. Frank C. Guyatt of Dublin Friends Church delivers a Sunday sermon marking the 400th anniversary of the English Bible. He urges readers to read the Bible with attention and joy, comparing Mary’s listening to Martha’s task and urging a thoughtful, engaged approach.

Frank C. Guyatt Dublin Friends Church Mary Jesus Martha

Card Party at Dublin Legions to Benefit Tuesday

Leroy Tout post of the American Legion sponsors a card party in Dublin Indiana on Tuesday night December 10. Euchre bridge and 500 will be played with a 200 pound hog awarded at the close of the event.

Dublin Ind Leroy Toutpost American Legion

Miller couple quietly observe 58th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Harry B Miller marked their 58th anniversary with a quiet celebration at their apartment on Wednesday receiving many congratulatory messages from friends in person and by mail. E E Swanson has been ill for several weeks and works at the Gulf Oil plant near Dublin.

Harry B. Miller E. E. Swanson Gulf Oil Dublin

Christmas Dinner party at Miss Newman’s home

Fellowship club hosts a Christmas dinner at Miss Charlotte Newman's home next Tuesday evening. Also noted are illness recoveries of Mrs. J. H. Ayres and nursing by Mrs. Minnie Wisman, plus social visits and a road accident involving Marshall Gauker of Miller Ice and Dairy near Hagerstown with injuries from contact with a high tension wire.

Fellowship Club Charlotte Newman J. H. Ayres Minnie Wisman Marshall Gauker Miller Ice and Dairy Worl Farm Hagerstown Public Service Co Indiana Marshall

Business Again Drives Toward Prosperity Level

The 1.3 point weekly rise in the Composite Index marks the seventh straight upswing toward prosperity. The index sits 16.7 percent below normal but up 27 percent from a year ago, with power consumption at a new peak and auto production totaling 94,000 cars the best since May.

Spiceland Beats Wampus Cats 28-27 on Last-Second Shot

Spiceland remain unbeaten after a 28-27 win over Lincoln as Bob Lockridge hit a last second field goal on an out-of-bounds play. Ronald Lingenfelter led the Wampus Cats in a fourth-quarter rally and Spiceland closed strong to preserve the victory.

Spiceland Wampus Cats Lockridge Bob Lockridge Spicelandllow Jackets Lincoln Cats Ronald Lingenfelter Br Wn Lingenfelter Worl Gauker Cece SF Kittens Wampus Kittens Spices Purvis

Red and Blue Clads Face Greensfork and Milton This Weekend

Lincoln High School’s red and blue lads host undefeated Greensfork Demons at Greensfork Friday night then face rivals Milton Sharpshooters at Lincoln gym Saturday. Greensfork coached by Albert Brown boast a swift offense and beat the Cats last season. Milton has lost only to Greensfork this season and brings Charlie Dicker son to Lincoln for a heated rematch.

Lincoln High School Greensfork Demons Greensfork Milton Sharpshooters Lincoln Gym Albert Brown Demons Cats Charlie Dickerson Lincoln Gualry

American Legion Post Receives National Citation for Service

Lawrence H. Bertsch post of the American Legion earned a national citation for its community service efforts in the past year signed by Frank T. Belgrano the retiring national commander. The Auxiliary donated about three hundred dollars in aid to clothing, jellies and a Christmas dinner for undernourished children and other needy causes.

Lawrence H. Bertsch American Legion National Headquarters Frank T. Belgrano Legion Ladies Auxiliary Legionnaires The

Milton Items at St Gabriels lotto party and visits

Mrs Fred Marley and daughter Lucille with Miss Marie Snyder attended a lotto party at St Gabriels school Connersville Tuesday evening. Rev and Mrs McCormick spent the holidays with their children Dr Ernest Jones and daughter at Marion Indiana. Clarence Pitman was home from Ball State College Muncie for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Clyde Leverton and family visited near Selma. Mr and Mrs Otto Crownover and Frances hosted noon dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Crownover of New Madison and Mr and Mrs James Crownover of Economy. Ladies of the Christian church sponsor a penny supper at the church basement this Thursday evening serving from about 5:30.

Fred Marley Lucille Marie Snyder St. Gabriels School Connersville McCormick Ernest Jones Marion Ind Clarence Pitman Ball State College Muncie Clyde Leverton Mark Hamilton Selma Otto Crownover Frances Charles Crownover New Madison Ohio James R. Crownover Ladies of the Christian Church

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