Dublin Christmas Eve Tree Lighting and Santa Visit
Plans are set for a Dublin Christmas Eve celebration with a large decorated tree, radio recorded music, and a parade from Cambridge City led by State police. Santa will distribute gifts to children, and community members including the American Legion will assist. After the tree program, Whittier class members will carol with the elderly and shut-ins.
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Dublin
Ind
Santa Claus
Santa
Cambridge City
Frank
Guyatt
American Legion and Auxiliary
Whittier
Friends Church
Hatey
Betty Hiatt
Eastern Star to Install New Officers Next Tuesday
At a special meeting of the Eastern Star the new officers will be installed with public services Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Officers include Elizabeth LeHunt as Worthy Matron Ruth Kinsinger as Associate Matron Harry Stannah as Worthy Patron Russel Miner as Associate Patron Anna Mason as secretary Charlotte Newman as treasurer Mary Graver as conductress Mary Jacobs as associate conductress Elsie Graver as marshal Tillie Huddleston as chaplain Mary Wilson as Adah Bessie Stannah Ruth Helen Hall Esther Erma Martin Martha Clare Bryant Electa Eph er Monger warder Reuben Bertach pianist Mrs Russell Miner. The installing services will be in charge of Mrs Sarah Tague.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth LeHunt
Ruth Kinsinger
Harry Stannah
Russel Miner
Anna B. Mason
Charlotte Newman
Mary Graver
Mary Jacobs
Elsie Graver
Tillie Huddleston
Mary Wilson
Adah
Bessie Stannah
Ruth
Helen Hall
Esther
Erma Martin
Martha
Clare Bryant
Electa
Eather Monger
Warder
Reuben Bertach
Russell Miner
Sarah Tague
Christmas Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Florea
Mrs Frank Florea entertained the Friday Bridge club to a Christmas party last Friday. High score went to Mrs F H Ohmit. An exchange of presents enjoyed. Guests were seated at one long table with lighted tapers and places marked by tiny Christmas trees and miniature cakes with lighted candles.
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Frank Florea
Bridge Club
F. H. Ohmit
Our Christmas Tree Poem by Ada Perry Belnhacker
A short verse celebrates a tiny Christmas tree as a symbol of love peace and harmony in the home. It contrasts inner values with material wealth and worldly castles. The speaker Ada Perry Belnhacker emphasizes hearts over yachts or stone houses.
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Ada Perry Belnhacker
Mother's Rosary A Christmas Poem
A Christmas poem by Ada Perry Beinhacker dedicated to daughters at Christmas. It laments distance between mother and daughter, urges reunion, and urges daughters to return love and visit to ease the crossing of life. The piece emphasizes maternal yearning, family ties, and the hopeful spirit of Christmas.
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Ada Perry Beinhacker
Christmas Guests and Travel Home for the Holidays
Max Masterson returns from Cleveland to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Masterson. The holiday gathering includes Mr and Mrs Dan Houck of New Castle and other relatives. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Russell Stonecipher and Mr and Mrs Spunsell Chapman, with Dayton and Indianapolis connections. Several families plan Christmas Day or weekend visits, including C H Carey and family, Leone Downs, Thelma Miller, Orville Denning and family, Claude Russell and daughters, and Bert Wellinger of Chicago, all joining Ancil Williams and others. Local homes anticipate holiday meals and travel to see relatives in Indiana, Ohio, New Jersey, and Illinois.
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Max Masterson
Cleveland
Fred Masterson
Mastersona
Mra
Dan Houck
New Castle
Thelma Miller
Tndianapolis
Orville Denning
Claude Russell
Richmond
Ancil Williams
Second Annual Snow Ball at Lincoln Auditorium
The Cambridge City High School Alumni Association sponsors the second annual Snow Ball at Lincoln Auditorium on Saturday night December 26. Gene Kellam and Franklin College campus orchestra provide the music for dancing starting at 10 o clock. Decorations and entertainment aim to make it a premier social event in the region this winter. Reservations encouraged by calling Mrs L F Miller or Gene McGraw.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Cambridge City High School Alumni Association
Gene Kellam
Franklin College
L LF. Miller
Gene McGraw
Legion Auxiliary Fetes Undernourished Children at Christmas Party
The Lawrence H. Bertsch post Auxiliary hosted about 125 needy city children for a four o'clock chicken dinner at the Legion hall. Santa distributed treats after carols led by Myrle Snyder and a Christmas story by Rev. J. C. Smith. Donations and thanks acknowledged. local adults and families mentioned.
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Legion Hall
Lawrence
J. C. Smith
Santa
Legion and
Junior Auxiliary
Jolly Old
What Determines Prosperity and Its Duration in 1937
Babson urges prosperity rests on character and balanced factors not just goods. He argues real growth comes from honest wages, home building, and child-rearing, warns of conflict between employers and workers, and predicts lasting prosperity only with moral conduct aligned to Christ Spirit.
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Wall Street
Babson’s 1937 Outlook Preview Explored
The Tribune secures exclusive use of Roger Babson’s Business and Financial Outlook for 1937. Babson’s nearly perfect track in predicting major economic turns is noted as readers await his forecast on bullish or bearish trends.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Wayne County May Secure Gas Tax Funds in 1937 Talks
Indianapolis dispatch reports W Howard Brooks former Wayne county auditor addressed the Indiana County Auditor's Association on proposed amendments to gasoline tax and auto license fee distribution. He urged 50 percent to counties cities and towns and warned against a fixed 12 million annual allotment. Brooks argued Wayne County could gain from revisions, possibly increasing from 105000 to 135000 or 140000, and urged funds be used for road work with local control on bond payments.
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Indianapolis
W. Howard Brooks
Wayne County
Indiana County Auditor's Association
Claypool Hotel
Brooke
State Highway Department
Christmas Socials and Family Visits Reported in Dublin
Mrs Harvey Hoover attended Cambridge City cooperative Christmas dinner with W R C group. Everett Money of Indianapolis to visit relatives. Martha Washington club Christmas party held at Mrs Ray Doll’s home. Dayton and Comneraville families to spend Christmas with local residents. Arlie Hunnicutt attended Martha Bond funeral in Cambridge City. Mothers club organized charity gifts for motherless children and the sick with Santa Claus exchanging gifts. Marion Oldham and baby from New Castle to spend weekend with Fryman family. Connerville resident Mrs Clarence Ingermann visited Hunnicutt. weekend hosting noted.
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Wallace. Warren
Charles Doddridge
Josh Spahr
Stranglin
Elsie Woods
Catherine Graham
England
San Marcos
Texas
Ora White
Murray Taylor
Dublin
Joseph Spahr
Straughn
Doddridge Chapel
Spahr
Gertrude Doddridge Morris
John Posey Jones
Indianapolis
Charles Kniese
Cambridge City
Mia
Olin Davis
Mildred Reed
Genevieve Kniese
Harold Little
Charles Albertson
Richmond
Harry Mantove
D. A.R
Voyle Martindale
Harvey Hoover
W. R. C. Co-Operative
Everett Money
Martha Washington Club
Ray Doll
Everett Floyd
Dayton
Ohio
Pearl Mullen
Comneraville
Will Floyd
Arlie Hunnicutt
Martha Bond
G. E .Moore
Sam Morris
Santa Claus Han
Pauline Jackson
William LeHent
Leslie Wilson
Harry Kinnaman
Harry Gilbert
Vinton May
Alvin Snyder
M. BR. Griffin
Marion Oldham
Baby
New Castle
Elmer Fryman
Clarence Ingermann
Conneraville
Arle Hunnicutt
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Martha Ferguson
Tancaster, Ohio
Mrs
Frank Ludington
Hazel Hubbard
Lafayette School
Mrs. Eva Hubbard
Mrs. Hadley Clark
W. BR. Steele
W. C. Polson
Mehoestonty
D. W. Deuker
LaPorte
John Mannon
Dale Eubanks
Kiwanis Club
Grand Theatre
P. M
E. V. Whelan
Gmvibrance
Brooks-Moore
Friends Parsonagee
Alfred Brooks
Brooks
Mays
Betty Jane Moore
Charlea Moore
Carthage
Frank C. Guyatt
Ateel
Mother
Russell Stonecipher
Ay Spunsell i Chapman
Gator Co
Nelson Sales Room
C. H. Carey
Dayton, Ohio
C. B. Moore
Joseph Ebert
Glen Ridge
New Jersey
Emil Ebert
Bert Wellinger
Chicago
T. B. Smith
Benton Mellinger
Greenville
Harry Miller
Legion Auxiliary
Louise Caldwell
Cicero
Carl Caldwell
Will Guyton
Cincinnati
Earl Paul
Malcolm Heiser
Financial Dureau
HY Roger W. Badson
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