Teachers of Sixth District Meet at Lincoln High
The Sixth Indiana District Teachers Association will convene at Lincoln High Saturday December 8 drawing about four hundred educators from across the district. Sections meet 9:30 to 10:30 in rooms 27 6 8 1 4 10 7 5 21 2 13 with chairmen and vice chairmen listed. The day includes county elections for executive committee and a 10:45 program in the auditorium with music prayers greetings and speeches by Roy Wisehart and Earl Harper.
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Indiana District Teachers Association
Lincoln High
Emerson Cloyd
Lincoln School
Supt
Z. M. Smith
Harry Winter
Fayette County
Franklin
Hancock County
Henry
Rush
Shelby
Union
Wayne
General Association
Prin. W. F. Loper
Shelbyville
E. E. Davis
The
Presbyterian Church
Roy P. Wisehart
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pres
Earl Harper
Evansville College
Harper
Schafer Family Visits Clark Couple in Richmond
Mr and Mrs George Schafer and their family visited Mr and Mrs Rena Clark in Richmond this Sunday for a family gathering.
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George Schafer
Rena Clark
Richmond
Mr and Mrs Wee Moore Visit Colon Michigan
Mr and Mrs Wee Moore are spending ten days with Mr and Mrs Otto Krause at Colon Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Wee Moore
Otto Krause
Colon, Michigan
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts List Local Names
Mr and Mrs Clinton Stonescipher entertained to dinner Thanksgiving Day with guests Mr and Mrs Eli Cook of Richmond Rev and Mrs Frank Dillon and daughter Helen Miss Dorothy Authors and Mrs Mary Dillon of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Stonescipher
Eli Cook
Richmond
Frank Dillon
Helen
Dorothy Authors
Mary Dillon
Middletown
Mills Visit NY Castle Friends on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Elihu Mills and daughter visited friends in New Castle Sunday.
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Elihu Mills
New Castle
Annual Co operative Dinner Hosts Grow Whiteley Ferris Family
Mr and Mrs Howard Whiteley entertained 25 members of the Whiteley Ferris families at their annual cooperative dinner Sunday. Additional hosts included Mr and Mrs Oscar Cooley and guests Mr and Mrs Roy Schepman and son Paul Mr and Mrs Glen Cooley and Mr and Mrs John Patton all of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Whiteley
Whiteley-Ferris
Oscar Cooley
Roy Schepman
Paul
Glen Cooley
Indianapolis
John Patton
Mrs Wagner and Mrs Middleton Visiting In Indianapolis
Mrs Elizabeth Wagner and Mrs F D Middleton spent the last week with Mr and Mrs G D Ford in Indianapolis.
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Elizabeth Wagner
F. D. Middleton
G. D. Ford
Indianapolis
Sunday Guests Visit Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Stonescipher. Mary and Verna Grills of New Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harris of Cowan, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ellenberger.
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Chas. Miller
Clint Stonescipher
Mary
Verna Grills
New Castle
Ben Harris
Cowan
Joe Howard
Amos Ellenberger
Thanksgiving Day Gatherings Across Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dill and daughter Ester visited his parents. Miss Lillian Tague returned from Richmond for the weekend. Roland McGrady and family and Will McGrady of New Castle joined the Crawleys in Metamora for Thanksgiving. Chas Wheeler and Albert Ferris with Helen dined with Thomas Vanby near Dublin.
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Clarence Dill
Ester
Mrs
Isreal Dill
Roland McGrady
Will McGrady
New Castle
James Crawley
Metamora
Chas. Wheeler
Albert Ferris
Helen
Thomas Vanby
South of Dublin
Thanksgiving Visits Across States Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Carl Boyd and son Th olace of Chicago spent Thanksgiving Day with Boyd parents Dr and Mrs H B Boyd. Max Masterson and Wayne Whipple were in Indianapolis Friday. Mr and Mrs George Pohl of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Frank McDaniel Saturday. Wheeler and Hunt spent Sunday in Rushville. Mrs John Mannon and daughter Mildred visit their daughter and sister Mrs Vernon Abbitt in Middletown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Boyd
Chicago
Mr. Boyd
H. B. Boyd
George Pohl
New Castle
Frank McDaniel
Wheeler
Rushville
John Mannon
Mildred
Vernon Abbitt
Middletown, Pa
Jernet Gentry
Clifford Clampitt
Herbert Gray
New Lisbon
Orville Kinsinger
James
William Jay
Chalmers Gilbert and Chesterton
Purdue
Columbus
Winchester
Miss and Mills
Richmond
Miriam Macy
Nathaniel Gentry
Katie
William White
Kenneth Myers
Dallas Stites
Lillie
Elma
Margaret Thurman
Indianapolis
Maude Thurman
George Stites
Wilma Ruth
Angus Bailey
Rs. Dallas Stites
Emerson Woodward
Clyde Austin
Amos Sarver
Wayne Spahr
Florence
Tilman
Gentry
Highmiller
Berkshire
Ed. Crandall
Mary
Wilson
Joe Spahr
Margaret
Frank Doty
Harry Doty
Milton
Alvin Hardin
John Res
Henry Lindle
Frances Brenner
Lee Black
Centerville
Tilman Gentry
Mrs Vivian O Melia in Germantown Notes
Mrs Vivian O Melia spent several weeks with Braed Mae at 6 Dyke in Germantown, according to a brief society notice.
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Vivian O’melia
Braed Mae
Germantown
Milton to stage Old Fiddlers contest at bank hall
Milton Indiana hosts an Old Fiddlers contest Thursday night featuring fiddles banjos harmonicas accordions and other stringed instruments. The program promises lively memories from days gone by plus modern numbers and is sponsored by the I O O F entertainment committee.
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Milton
the Tribune
Ind
Bank Hall
I. O. O. F. Entertainment Committee
Dentist Dr Mosbaugh Attends Ohio Board Sessions
Dr. Robert Mosbaugh of Oxford Ohio attended the Ohio State Dental Association sessions in Toledo on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday as a member in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mosbaugh
Oxford
Ohio
Toledo
Ohio State Dental Association
Huntington guests visit Cambridge City couple
Misses Alice Kline Mabel Favorite Mary Pastor and Maxine Ade of Huntington Indiana spent the weekend in Cambridge City as guests of Mr and Mrs W F Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kline
Mabel Favorite
Mary Pastor
Maxine Ade
Huntington, Ind
Cambridge City
W. F. Johnson
Miss Daisy Ayler Visits With Noted Washington Judge's Mother
Miss Daisy Ayler spent from Saturday morning until Sunday evening with Mrs. Valera Vandervanter at Marion, the aged mother of Judge Willis Vandervanter of the U S Supreme Bench in Washington City. They have visited Miss Ayler in Cambridge City and are well known here.
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Daisy Ayler
Valera Vandervanter
Marion
Willis Vandervanter
U. S. Supreme Bench
Washington City
Miss Ayler
Cambridge City
Miss Dodson Teaches Practice in Indiana University Program
Bloomington reports Miss Barbara Dodson of Cambridge City is among 64 IU education students practicing teaching in various age groups. Dr. Stanforth guides the program as Dodson works with a cooperating class for hands on instruction.
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Dodson
Bloomington
Ind
Barbara Dodson
Cambridge City
Indiana University School of Education
Stanforth
Aparo Dodson
Atin
Librarian Resigns. New College Entrance Noted
Miss Lula Huddleston resigns as librarian at Cambridge City Library and enters Richmond Basin College. Assistants Miss Same Morris and Miss Jeannette Boyd support Miss Nellie Jones at the main library and branches at Pershing and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Huddleston
Cambridge City
Richmond Basin College
Same Morris
Jeannette Boyd
Nellie Jones
Pershing and
Milton
Milton Social Roundup Amid Thanksgiving Visits
Milton residents shared Thanksgiving with relatives and friends from Dayton Indianapolis Connersville and St Louis. The Jolly 24 club meets, the Milton Cary Club hosts a Balkan study, Eastern Star held a successful inspection, and local funerals and hospital visits were noted along with hunting violations and a birthday surprise.
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Robert Black
Dayton
Ohio
Denny
Vernon Beeson
Indianapolis
Milton
Bernice Hicks
Harris Hicks
Jolly 24 Club
Lloyd Roark
Candace Kimmel
Richard George
Connersville
William Huddleston
Hugh West
Milton Cary Club
Balkans
Wesley Doddridge
Eer
Charles
Gertrude Morris
Versa Buchanan
Buchanan
Milton M. E
Ed. Warren
John Warren
John Dora
George Brodt
St. Louis
Glenn Butt
Cambridge City
Ross Cramer
Charles Marlatt
Wissler
Abington
Ruby Masters
Cambridge
Asters
Arthur Hylton
Begett
Hanner
Arthur Rusche
Richmond
Addie
Basson
Jes
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early In Cambridge City
The article urges early holiday shopping as Cambridge City stores offer ready lines. It notes resolutions often fail near year end and December 24th rushes people to find items, advising avoidance of stress by shopping ahead this year.
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Cambridge
Cambridge City
Near East Relief Bible Day drives support for local child
Churches observed Near East Relief and Bible Day services Sunday. Jacksonburg church funds one child at 35 per month since the war’s end, with I. J. L. Harmeier appointed to collect locally and Earl Crawford of Milton handling funds from his area.
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Jacksonburg
I. J. L. Harmeier
Earl Crawford
Milton
Parents Teachers Association Meeting Amid School Plans
The November PTA session at Central school building on the 14th was led by Mrs. Waddell in the president and vice-president's absence. Bills for first aid and playground equipment were approved. Members discussed the State meeting in Indianapolis and a banquet, plus articles on Parents and School. The group urges wider membership to boost its work for children.
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Parent Teachers Association
Central School
Waddell
Crawford
Indianapolis
Hubbard
Worl
Thanksgiving service at Christian church draws sizable crowd
The Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Christian church on Thanksgiving morning with a fair attendance. The sermon, delivered by Rev. Ross Cadle of the Baptist church, was highly complimented for its beauty.
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Union
The
Christian Church
Ross Cadle
Baptist Church
Local Notices Reveal Wives, War News, and CommunityUpdates
A chain of short notices lists deaths of Addie Scates and Grace Boyer, military updates including Lt. F. J. Harvey and John Lowery returning from training, and Frederick L. Sharp reported killed in France. Also noted are family events, a Richmond death, and letters from servicemen in France as well as a local report on a war consort board.
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Frederick L. Sharp
Anderson
Henry Sharp
Pennville
France
Lee Ault
Roy Copern Beagg
Ggnce
Cheeriest Month and the Golden Rule Childrearing
A verse praising December cheer and Santa in a household where good deeds shape children. It highlights cleaning, kind words, helping parents, and preparing for winter alongside a child Willie who aids his mother. The poem links behavior to moral growth and the Golden Rule.
Optician Dr. B E Stewart Marries Wilma Swingley
Dr. B. E. Stewart an optician at W. F. Johnsons jewelry store wed Miss Wilma Swingley of Daleville on Thanksgiving Eve in Muncie. The Tribune extends congratulations and wishes for small troubles.
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B. E. Stewart
W. F. Jonhson
Muncie
Wilma Swingley
Daleville
The
Tribune
Roge Wests Spend Holidays with Johnsons
Mr and Mrs E J C Roge West later spent the living holidays with Mr and Mrs Johnson in a family gathering noted in the county paper.
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E. J. C. Roge West
Mrs. . Johnson
The First Snow and Winter Birds Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse describes town clothed in snow and summer birds leaving. The speaker notes birds’ happiness in snow and reads a story, then offers crumbs, listening for a song. A closing line hints at a rustic man living by his wits.
Henry Stickrath Dies at Home Last Thursday
Fragmentary obituary notes Henry Stickrath died at his home last Thursday. The text mentions J. W. Brumfield of Miltop Mills and references to flour, Dublin, and last week, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Henry Stickrath
J. W. Brumfield
Miltop Mills
There Is Always Room at the Top
A terse aphorism notes limited elevator height and the idea that ambition exceeds available ascent.
National Old Trails D A R Chapter Holds November Meeting
The November meeting led by Mrs. Virginia Beeson featured a talk on Jonathan Thanksgiving by Mrs. David Byrnes. New members Ed Beeson M H Gaar and Evelyn Gaar were welcomed as the group approved the state budget plan and planned an initiation ceremony.
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Old Trails
Virginia Beeson
Aew
David Byrnes
James V. Young
Caney Creek
Ed. Beeson
M. H. Gaar
Evelyn Gaar
Marcia Meahan
Beeson
James Young
Mary Ann Scholl
Cambridge City Casket Co. President Heads West for Winter
John W. Judkins, president of the Cambridge City Casket Co., leaves today for the Pacific Coast to spend the winter with relatives and friends. He will travel by bus to Kansas City then by rail to Los Angeles. Miss Laura Straub arrives from Indianapolis to stay with Mrs. Henwood in Vandalia for some time.
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John W. Judkins
Cambridge City Casket Co
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Laura Straub
Indianapolis
Remarkable Thanksgiving Dinner Plan by Mrs McCaffrey
Mrs Anna McCaffrey, despite advanced age, planned and prepared a fine old time Thanksgiving dinner for her group and guest Miss Hazel Hanc of Indianapolis. The note praises her for the feat given her age.
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Anna McCaffrey
Hazel Hanc
Indianapolis
Hopewell Community Thanksgiving Dinners and Visits
The Hopewell area shares many Thanksgiving dinners and family visits. Jernet Gentry drives a new car. multiple relatives from Richmond, Indianapolis, New Castle, and near New Lisbon are listed with dinners and calls. Tilman Gentry is ill with pneumonia in an extended local social note.
Bentonville School Sees Alumni Visitors From Several Cities
Last year graduates touring colleges visited the Bentonville school on Friday. Guests included Miss Violet McKee and Edgar Kearns from Butler, Miss Frances Ryman from Madam Blakers, Lawrence Rathfon and Willard Haulin from Muncie Normal, Horace Kellum from Cincinnati, plus Miss Bradway and Maurice Wolf. Roberta Riser of Dublin and others joined Friday visits and a Saturday appearance. Revival meetings at the Christian church closed Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet McKee
Edgar Kearns
Butler
Frances Ryman
Lewis Bost
The
Christian Church
Lewis Rayle
Murry
Centerville Bull Dogs Top Lincoln Wampus Cats 26 to 20
Centerville defeats Lincoln 26 20 in a high turnout basketball contest. Both teams played cleanly with Centerville showing marked seasonal improvement. Lincoln travels to Centerville January 4 for a rematch, while Centerville faces Spice land this week.
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Centerville Bull Dogs
Lincoln Wampus Cats
Centerville Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Centerville
Centerville Bull Pups
Wampus
Lincoln
Lincoln Boys
Anne Cats
Spiceland
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Marson
Mr and Mrs Clifford Marson entertained a group of relatives and friends in their home for Thanksgiving. Attendees included Elmerard Ford Ar d Ford Arthur Ford John Stahr Blossom Morningstar Harmon Mary Brothers and others from Richmond and Cambridge City.
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Clifford Marson
Elmerard
George Ford
Albert Ford
Arthur Ford
John Stahr
J. F. Blossom
Forrest Morningstar
Ney Harmon
Mary Brothers
Richmond
Charles
Alpheus
Roy
Pauline Marson
Wisman
Cambridge City
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Family in Local Home
Mrs. E. F. Hahn hosted Thanksgiving guests including her brother in law Mr. E of New Jersey and her nephew Charles Lynch of Detroit. They left Friday with Mr. E bound for his daughter and Lynch returning to his home.
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E. F. Hahn
Mr. E
New Jersey
Charles Lynch
Detroit
Nver
Lynch
McIntire Family Homecoming Welcomed In Visit
Mr and Mrs E L McIntire enjoyed their children’s homecoming and a family dinner on Thursday. Their daughter, a French Lick teacher, was home from Wednesday to Sunday.
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E. L. McIntire
French Lick
Winter Couple Return From Visit To Constantine
Mr and Mrs Daniel Winter arrived home Sunday evening greatly pleased from their five day trip visiting old home relatives and friends in Constantine Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Winter
Constantine
Mich
Cambridge Ice & Dairy Officials Visit Chicago on Business
Lotus Miller and Lafayette Lower of the Cambridge Ice and Dairy Company spent the first of the week in Chicago for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Miller
Lafayette Lower
Cambridge Ice & Dairy Co
Chicago
Wissler and Hoover Visit Bent Perry in New Castle
Mr and Mrs Frank Wissler and Mrs Rudolph Hoover visited Mr and Mrs Bent Perry in New Castle, sharing a social call with the local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wissler
Rudolph Hoover
Mrs. Bent Perry
New Castle
Miss Study Club Meeting Updates and Thanksgiving Travels
The Miss Study Club plans an illustrated talk on American painting by Prof. Burke of Pine University this Friday at 2 p.m. District group meeting is at New Castle this evening. Guests include Mrs. Mary McGriff and Miss Dorothy Sebring visiting relatives and hometowns for Thanksgiving.
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Miss
New Castle
Family News from Chicago Visit Indianapolis School Event
Mr and Mrs Harold Sanford hosted a gathering in Chicago then Mrs Elizabeth A Scott prepared for a ceremony. Mrs Bachman and daughter Claire accompanied by Dorothy Miller and Anna Belle Hunt joined Maxine Morris in Indianapolis for a school visit with Velatta, who is attending classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Bachman
Dauhter Claire
Dorothy Miller
Ary Miller
Anna Belle Hunt
Maxine Morris
Indianapolis
Velatta Name
John Bond Returns Home Over Thanksgiving
John Bond travels from Cincinnati to home for Thanksgiving, visiting family and friends during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bond
Cincinnati
Mrs. Laura Richett Thursday in Richmond
Mrs. Laura Richett appears Thursday in Richmond with Mrs. Lou Clem to attend a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Richett
Richmond
Lou Clem
Weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Earl Petty
Mr and Mrs Earl Petty spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs BE G Dalton. Giggy of near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Petty
BE. G. Dalton
Local Society Names Mover and Shaker Club Figures
A fragment lists Maxine Morris Olga Hychmen Fellers Mildred Masson and Helen Dryer as prominent local figures. The incomplete note suggests a social or clerical gathering and community roles without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Maxine Morris Onierteiant
Ana 3Heent
Olga Hychmen Fellers
Mert Bakes
Mildred Masson
Helen Dryer
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Lincoln High School
Lillian Tague
Max Masterson
Wayne Whipple
Arthur Brisbane
Indianapolis Star
National City Bank of New
Camb
George Fagan
Sen
Milton, Ind
Neil McMahan
William Sowers
Alice
Leroy Mustin
Bernard Mustin
Addie Scates
Theodore Scates
F. J. Harvey
John Lowery
Atlanta, Ga
Grace Boyer
Bert Boyer
Mrs. Lewis Beale
John P. Mungavin
Anthony Pusinelli
Huber Reigle
Vernis Petty
Wm. Moore
Sanford Jacob
Rufus Keever
Santa Claus
Illiam Gray
Willie
Mas
Senta
Ms Hehe Ten Wee
Family Dublin
D. A. R. Meeting
Hopewell
Bentonville
Phyllis Shirkey
Mary McGriff
Dorothy Sebring
Fountain City
Mary Louise Huddleston
Mr. and
Bert
Ed. Drischel
Washington, D.C
Mr. Drischel
Pittsburgh
Washington
Will Dorgan and Son
Harold Sanford
Elizabeth A. Scott
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