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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
2
Local residents record a flurry of social visits and travels with family and friends spanning Indiana cities including Indianapolis Muncie Knightstown and Louisville Kentucky. Several guests and hosts are named among the weekend gatherings and journeys.
Miss Agnes Pusinelli is on the sick list. Mrs Clarence Ingremann spent Saturday in Connersville. Mr and Mrs Clem Lester of New Castle were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ad Kiser. Miss Pauline Moonshower of Rochester was weekend guest of Dr and Mrs R M Dearmin. Mrs James Dennis spent days with daughter Mrs Alf Ray in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Harry Kuster called to Muncie by illness of aunt Horace Hamilton and wife and Miss Eleanor Groves with Mrs Herbert Harrison in Connersville. Gov Ed Jackson E O Paul and H J Haines of Richmond hunting in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Ed Brown of Montana visiting mother Mrs Welch. Frank a nag Dr Goodle, former Cambridge City residents now Indianapolis, visited here. Mr and Mrs C C Gildwell entertained sister Mrs Ernest Porter of Connersville over weekend. On Monday Mrs Grace Milton of Liberty and Mrs Porter of Connersville spent the day with Mrs Gildwell.
A series of sharp quips touch on birthstones, gender roles, advice, debt collection, stubbornness, French loans, Wall Street, American opportunity, woolen stockings, and the fate of attempts to improve the world. The tone hints at social commentary and humor about public life and economics.
Mrs J C Dodson and her daughter Ruth visited Barbara Emma at Muncie Normal College in Muncie on Friday. They returned home Sunday after spending the day with Elam Barefoot and family in Cowan.
Prof and Mrs A H Hines of Richmond and Mr and Mrs Chas Morris attended the Friday evening basketball game between Martinsville and Connersville in Connersville. Martinsville claims the fastest team in the state, citing wide territory and strong play.
The W R C held a regular meeting last Friday with large attendance. The next meeting is Tuesday December 22 for a Christmas party, gift exchange, and sack lunch. Members should bring a sack lunch and attend. Donations for Community Christmas baskets are to be taken to First National Bank by Wednesday.
An English critic says a diary found in an old country house could prove Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare's plays. He relies on a friend who has examined the diary, while Baconians doubt the claim and warn of a clash of evidences.
A quirky column offers potted judgments on a future of jazz dying in three years. It reflects on overwork and the fate of professional men, noting many are middle aged and the good die young in a wry, moralizing tone.
A string of sharp lines mocks social trends and gender roles. The coroner questions fatal assumptions while fashion shifts from divided skirts to balloon trousers. The quips compare loafing to unemployment and joke about women with guns, satire on contemporary life.
Bay of Fundy development would place 500000 to 800000 horsepower at Maine's disposal. Old Nep tune jokes that his horses never imagined such an energy prospect for the region and its industries.
An American heiress aged fifty one has wed a Russian prince aged twenty five. The couple’s marriage coincides with assertions that Russia has paused bidding for commercial relations with other nations. The story links personal union to broader trade posture in the era.
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