Cambridge City Tribune 1925 Highlights and Local Notes
Local Cambridge City items include visits by Mrs B A Carpenter and Mrs Price Griffin to Indianapolis, births and illnesses, and several social calls. Notable mentions: Betty Eline, Daisy Ayler business trip to Dayton, K P Mosbaugh family from Oxford, Prof H H Horn teaching in Westfield, Jack Harper recovery, Knightstown x-ray for Merriman Straughn, Beeson family visits, Goettien Rule fundraiser with $85 sent, 1907 businessmen pictured in bank window, Ben Hiser recovering from recent accident, Ed Beeson pursuing leads on crash suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. O. Paul
Goettien Rule
Near East Retief
Cambridge City
Indianapolis
Deaths of Chase Huddleston Hinshaw and kin
Obituaries note Alice Minerva Chase born 1857 Bridgeville Ohio died 1925 in Pershing Indiana age 65. She married John Wesley Chase 1872 and had nine children. Surviving family includes husband two sons three daughters and nine grandchildren. Also obituary notices for John Calvin Huddleston 76 of Dublin after illness. burial East cemetery. Alonzo Hinshaw 83 Knightstown Civil War veteran and Amex agent. elder Knightstown Odd Fellows. Presbyterian member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Minerva Chase
Alice Minerva (Bishop) Chase
Daniel and
Mary Bishop
Bridgeville
Ohio
John Wesley Chase
Evangelical Church of
Richmond
Edna Ohmit
Dublin
Ind
Richard Whorley
Pershing
Carrie Sawyer
Frank Bowers
Zanesville
Harry
George Bishop
J. J. Bishop
Lyonsville
Fern Pauline
John Calvin Huddleston
Alonzo Hinshaw
Knightstown
American Express Co
Mary Jones
Julia Jones
Halley Meetings Begin At Cambridge City Church Revival
Great revival opens at the Methodist church under church federation direction with record attendance. Dr Halley covers the Bible from Genesis to Revelation over two weeks, with support from multiple local churches and plans for free outdoor advertising to promote the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
Church Federation
H. H. Halley
Methodist Church
Kenworthy
Friends Church
Dublin
McCormick
The
Christian Church
Pérton
Rushville
New Lisbon
Richmond
Cambridge City
United States
Canada
J. R. Stelle
Methodist
Lincoln High School P T A Supper Meeting Highlights
The second annual supper for all school patrons and families was hosted by the Lincoln high school Parent Teachers Association on Wednesday evening December 4. Mrs Russell Worl opened the program with the high school orchestra under Miss Gilbert performing violin solos and readings by Miss Davis’s dramatic art class. Mrs Worl summarized association bulletins and Mrs Robert Hughes reported on the state meeting in Indianapolis. The next meeting is set for January 13 at 3 40 p m at the erage school, with members pledging continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Lincoln High School
Stipper
Mre
Russel Worl
Miss Gilbert
Miss Davis
Cambridge City
Miss. Davis
Erage
Commercial Club Eyes Night Watchman and Christmas Tree Plan
At a Tuesday Commercial Club meeting the group agreed to cooperate with the town council to appoint a night watchman with full police powers, to begin immediately. The club will install a large lighted Christmas tree on a street intersection for visitors and residents, with Santa Claus visiting stores and streets during Christmas week to meet children. A committee was formed to coordinate the Christmas program for those in need, set for Wednesday evening December 28 at Lincoln High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Santa Claus
Adncoln High School
Smoke in kitchen alarms Manlove family
A frightened morning as Mary Louise Manlove found smoke in the kitchen flue. Neighbors helped extinguish the fire with no damage reported. Other area items note gatherings, illnesses, and local events including a Dublin burial, a Fal mouth visit, and a planned University of Indiana Studio Players performance at Lincoln high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio Players
Indiana University
Lincoln High School
Helen Hunt Club
EB. O. Paul
Dublin Items Reflect Community Happenings and Visits
Sunday and evening services at the M E church. WCT A meets with Mrs J C Smith. Ohio visitors Hicks return home after visit with relatives. Pate called to Spiceland for illness in family. M E Sunday school plans a Christmas program. Mrs Oliver Morris visits Indian sports friends. Local lodge officers elected with Clar ence Dalyrmple as N G and Everett Money as V G. James Scott and family visit Connersville. Funeral of Mrs Phoebe McCena attended by descendants from Chicago and Glenwood. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Custer buried here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
J. C. Smith
Hicks
Ohio
William Hicks
M. E
Oliver Morris
Indian Sports Friends
Olive Branch Lodge I
Clarence Dalyrmple
N. G
Everett Money
V. G
A. E. Simpson
George Adrian
O. D. Hall
John Bloom
Richmond
Sen. J. Butler
Bi Boyd
Chicago
Halley
Cambridge City
Frank MecCord
Carrol Smalley
Indianapolis
W. L. Holman
Brookville
Martha Washington Club
C. D. Hall
Bert Hiatt
The
Friends Church
Langston Sale
Silas Holtsclaw
Rush County
James Scott
Connersville
Thos. Scott
Hardy Lawrence
Phoebe McCena
Darrel Frazier
Coracative
Richardson
Glenwood
Forban Vickery
McCann
Falmouth
al Needham
LeRoy Tout Post
American Legton
Forrest Macy
Delbert Smith
Arthur Lipson
Virgil Huffman
New Castle
Charles Cox
Dayton
U. B
Custer
Jacksonburg Notes From Local Club Meetings And Visits
The Help-One-Another club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Jease Hormel's home. Various local residents visited relatives and attended church events including the Joyful Helpers Sunday school closing at Mr and Mrs Claytott Dagherty's home. Neighborhood social activity includes visits from Hagerstown and Greensfork folk, reports on illnesses, farm mishaps, and funeral attendance in Whitewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jease Hormel
Chas. Fagan
Aira
Harry Ginn
Milton
Clesk
Claytott Dagherty
Halle Kingrey
Eva Fagan
Frank Roth
Hagerstown
Frank Harris
Richmond
Sarah DeHays
Robert Marlatt
Joe Brooks
Genevieve Hiday
Joe
Will Brooks
Whitewater
Roy Nash
New Castle
Gilbert Wright
Williamsburg
Clifford Scater
Hester Daugherty
Fountain City
Church Board
Thanksgiving guest lists and local society notes in Germantown
Raymond Boughner returns to Indiana University after Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Boughner. Mrs Malinda Leonard goes to Indianapolis for the winter. Newcastle visitor Miss da Bertsch spends the day with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bertsch. Numerous locals host and attend gatherings as families travel and neighbors socialize. the piece also notes a damaging windstorm, a funeral, and a Christmas party plan by the Rebecca lodge. It closes with a brief commentary on U S savings versus extravagance and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Boughner
Indiana University
Chas
Boughner
Malinda Leonard
Indianapolis
Walter
da Bertsch
Newcastle
Henry Bertsch
Ald
John Rothermel
Harry Rothermel
Fortville
Andrew Menke
Solomon Rothermel
Glen Sourheer
Bele Boyer
Richmond
Chas. Rothermel
Wesley
Doddridge
Harry Sourbeer
John Tooley
Park Shroyer, Co
Fred Hines
Terre Haute
Omega
Hirswithlie
Howard Doll
Harry Doll
John Newbold
Tilton
Monroe Bertsch
Margaret Hood
Cora Behr
Beeison
Mary Pulse
Andersen
Wesley Chase
F Sourbeer
Will Sourbeer
Claudee
Frank Rummel
Omer Neff
Gertrude Rush
Ira Wickes
C. BE. Rodenberg
Mildred Kocher
Franjees Hiday
Lutheran ‘Church
Miss Hiday
Eva Harris
Helen Roberts
Charlotte Rodenberg
Frances
Pearl Hiday
Louise Gipe
Mildred’ Kocher
van ] Harris
Ralph Bertsch
Char‘otte Rodenberg
Rebecca Lodge
Rebekah
Sledge Room
Sylvia McCray
Emma Heiney
Gresham Prischel
Laura Bertsch
Martha Rodgers
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Tribune
Roy Copeland
B. A. Carpenter
Price Griffin
Grover Menger
Betty Eline
Daisy Ayler
Cambridge City Casket Co
K.P. Mosbaugh
Amily
Oxford, Ohio
Sunlay
Genia Shedron
Anderson
George Brumfel
Eshelman
O. A. Foppin
B. L. Stratton
M. R. Krabi
Beatrice Swallow
500 Club
National Road East
H. H. Horn
Westfield
Horn
Jack Harper
Merriman Straughn
Mr. Straughn
Glenn Butts
Steubenville
H. D. Morris
Morris & Krahl
J. B. Wright
Will Greisinger
Rose Griesinger
Griesinger
Methodist Hospital
Glen Beeson
Alice Beeson
Sant Ellison
Forrest Miller
Orville Burg
Jacksonwee
First National Bank
Cambridge
Horace
Ben Hiser
Hiser
Ed Beeson
Christian Science
Christian Science Society
Church Street
God
Preserver of
Man
Presbyterian
O. A. Cooley
Haml
Dusenberg
Stanley
Cope
Ray Hinaky
Loyal Women’s
Loyal True Blues
Dorothy Rummel
Missionary Society of the Church
Pleasant Hill
Orphanr
C. C. Dillant
Esther Bill
Neva Paul
Ida Rummel
Nettle Wissler
Tena Koiorop
Homie
Emma Dill
Cradle Ball
Germantown
M. N. Scheider
Henry Wills
Mittie Hebbel
Muth Arnheiter
Arthur Manlove
Mary Louise
James E. Philpott
Marion Philpott
Robert Marion
Helen Ellen
Muncie
Carl BE. Hurd
Charles Freeman
Emery Hackleman
WW. M. Custer
Edwin M. Jr
Washington, D.C
C. D
Anna Gingrich
Lewin Gingrich
Straughn
Elva Mason
Grippe
Bentonville
Charles A. Ryman
Wilbur Stant
Edna Klein
Russell Mernlove
Glen Walters
Don Essex
Townsend
Daleville
Fairy Walters
Josephine
Moving Pictures
Eleanor Groves
Mis.Herbert Harrison
Monito
Cheney
Emerson
Geo. E. Callaway
Jacksonburg
Lawrence Odorn
Mansfield
Federal Reserve Board
Ty Rowing
Otto Becker
Vol
Cambridge Lumber CO
Canebridge City
Coast City
Age Davidson
Fred
Chet
Alost
Elmer Newkirk
Morris Krahl
Boyd Block
Stude
Poe
Vaab
Ash
Chas. Kniese
Pum
J. W. DeVaughn
M. L. Radenberg
Tommy Jones
Max Kitterman
iChristmas
Lowe Brothers
Lowe Bros
Cambridge Lumber
James Thomas
KR. V. McGrady
J. L. Baird
Baird & Krone
Front Street
Central Hotel
Neige
Childen
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