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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1926

Page

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Local social notes from New Castle and area readings

Mrs. Glen Watson and Fern joined her parents in New Castle for New Year. Miss Jennie McGrew heads to Daytona Beach for a month. Jack Harper recovering and managing Florida interests. Numerous visits and dinners across Murcie, Richmond, Indianapolis, Plainfield, Connersville, and other towns. Name checks include Osborn, Haraman, Ault, Morris, Griffin, Teevle, Zak, Gerber, Crimmer, Dalrimple, Wriebt, Coffin, Merrick, Feemster, Leonard, and others.

Glen Watson Fern New Castle Jennie McGrew Daytona Beach Florida Jack Harper F. W. Highley Piana Ohio D. C. Hollowell Presbyterian Church Katie Keniese Miss Kniese Lillian Pauline Emma Morris Murcie Normal College H. D. Morris Henry Neirman Richmond Frank Osborn Thad Frazier Oratle John Lowery Merle Teevle Robert Krone Albert Tyler Chicco Lewine Circle of the Christian Church Harmeier Jahr Grifin Price Griffin Spice Lend Sue Pruitt Tavnn Emma Nicholson Robert Nicholson Laura Dalrimple Spert Lewisville J. E. Wriebt FW. Carson Indianapoljs Hospital Ening Will Griesinger Ross Coffin Indianapolis Ralph Ludington Francis Orborn Lynn Jawerr A. C. Merrick Connersville W. VA Vinceman Ane Shelbyville Arthur Smith Plainfield Harry Fuiatt Tidianapolis Frank McDariel Russell Chanman Columbia Larke Martha Feemster Blaker Mee RP. Feemster Miss Marvel Straurhn Tearette Datv Snert Grace Areerson Dayton Ohio A C Panca Jne Green Plavtan In Johnston Bert Reich Middletown Obkin Swent Parry Bachman Clarence Joslin Ernest V Elizapeth Wybelan Sarah Vose Mararon Dich Mori Sarah Mae Ward Clarence Chace Dale Flishury Cecil Ward June Mae Srendine Bie Ranide Mich Bernice Beard

Standard Manufacturing Company Builds Spiceland Folding Chair Empire

The Standard Manufacturing Company began in 1898 at Spiceland Indiana and moved several times as demand grew. By 1926 the company planned a major plant expansion with new boilers machines and a full sales staff to boost output of the Spiceland folding chair and related furniture.

Standard Manufacturing Company Spiceland Indiana Cambridge City Nickel Plate Railroad Knightstown Knichtstown Bent Wilson Our City H. H. Bryan Wilson Bryan Spice Land Frank S. Reynolds James V. Young Rushville Ind Reynolds Young John R. Dora Sylvia McCrory Clifford Marson Edna Denton Helen Drischel John Shipman

Local Elks host New Year dinner and many guests

Milon area residents held numerous holiday gatherings at homes of the Murley, Hess, Crist, Wallace, Parkins, and others. Attendees included Laura Murley, Anna Dodge, Vene O Dell, Mary Davenport, Will Floyd, Oliver Wallace, Lena Myers, Elsa Toms, and many more. Dr. Royal J. Dye to speak at Christian church Friday on Africa missions and sleeping sickness.

Laura Murely Anna Dodge Leona Hattie Heist Vene Beeson Sade Kinney Vene O'Dell Cambridge City Murley Mary Davenport Richmond Milton Charles Grace Cross E. ?. Jones John R. W. Warren Fd. Wilson Russel Wilson Ol Wallace Lena Myers Elizabeth Caldwell Elsa Toms Will Floyd Everett Floyd Indianapolis Pearl Mullin Connersville Henry Hess T. P. Crist C. E. Norton Phoebe Michael Carrie Tinville Wallace Russell Warren Wesley Doddridge Pershing Miss Leason Elwood Gertrude Morris John Weaver Benton Wagner Carl Williams Charles Wilson Allen Wevl Centerville Ernest Doty Charles Hale F. P. Jones Russell Wilson Vena Myers Ernest Jones John Posey Henry Mueller New Castle Catherine Hussey John Warren Gilbert Man Inve John McCrory Falmouth John Dora Whorley Buenagle 500 Club W. H. Miller Emma Swain Florida Howard Basson Los Angeles California Tillie Smith Dorothy Goddard Charles Basson Scott Mitchener Scott Wilkins Rollie Grigsby Oliver Wallace Clyde Squiers Lyons Station Buelah Reidman Brookville Anna Hall C. H. Callaway Earl Clingman Margaret Kathryn Huddleston Straughn Harry Caldwell Carl Caldwell Earl Crawford E. C. Caldwell Paul Caldwell Catherine Swafford Eastern Star Nora Brown Embroidery Club Harry Manlove Ed. Wilson Barbara Ross Doddridge Ruth Joan E P. Jones Moneta Leverton Christian Church Grace Doddy Chicago Anna Hittle Elizabeth McDaniel William Huddleston John Outland Oklahoma Amos Outland Myron Lantz Park Lantz Walter Highams Maude Thurman Margaret of Hopewell Lenna Doty Harry Doty R. F. Callaway H. B. Russell A. J. Snyder Scholl Mary Ann Josephine Fred Miller R. P. Willis Toledo Ernest Marlatt Kenosha Wis Mary Marlatt Winchester Harry Elliott Edgar Beeson Linville Wallace Frank Wallace Charles Davis Bert Caldwell Caldwell E. P. Jones David Sands Tulsa Okla R. F Callaway Fred Jones Muncie Mary. Hazelrigg Farmland H. R. Russell Cary Club George Wagner Merrick Lida Warren Jesse Moore Ruby Moore Elmer Bertsch Royal J. Dye America Africa Dye

Community Notes From Germantown and Nearby

Ger mantown items report on visits and meals with Mrs. Catherine Condo, Mr. and Mrs. Cramer, and Mrs. Harriett Hoffman attending a funeral in Connersville. News covers a Decatur wedding of Frank Sowers and Mabel Hower and church activities at Evangelical and Lutheran groups, including officer installations, meetings, and plans for a Vacation Bible School.

Catherine Condo Monticello Leland Myers Evangelical Church Harold Keiser James Hilton Anderson Amanda Boughner E. E. Oldaker Arthur Lamott Ruth Amnheiter FE. E. Oldaker John Hunt Edwin Lamott Arveda Lamb Will Chase Ruth Sourbeer J. Arveda Lamb Malcomb Hetser Ruth Arnhelter Warren G. F. Gipe Ona Sourbeer Henry Bertsch Uriah Bertsch Omar Neff Manard Bertsch Louise Gipe

Local Notes and Events Across Richmond Area

Long column lists visits and family gatherings in Richmond and surrounding towns. Names include Dale Ellsbury, Howard Ellsbury, Russell Willis, Mrs. Foster Scudder, Voyle Martindale, Carl Roop, Everett Horner, Jessie Cornell, Elizabeth Johnston, Mildred Fanchier, Aufus Stamm, Bertha Marple, Julian Davis, Therov Jones, David Mohr, Mary Catherine Johnston, and others. Mentions weddings, travel, charitable giving to Near East relief, band rehearsals, theater showing The Ten Commandments, and a radio farm school program with WMAQ Chicago hosted by Blue Valley Creamery Institute.

Dale Ellsbury Terre Haute Howard Charles Kerlin Indianapolis Russell Willis Foster Scudder Garretson Knightstown Voyle Martindale Carl Roop Richmond Everett Horner Kansas City Jessie Cornell J. Ayres Blonday Elizabeth Johnston A. C. Reese Mary Catherine Johnston Mildred Fanchier Aufus Stamm Brookville O. C. Martin Bertha Marple C. P. Marple Julian Davis Calvin Davis Near Hiser’s Station Christian Church McCormick Therov Jones David Mohr Peru June Bobbie C. PD. Boyd Volace Evanston Ilinois Carrie Green Edwin Catlaway Cambridge City Paul Friends Church of Dublin Centerville Thomas Ahi Katherine Condo B. F. Miller Ace Monticello Miller Russell Rudolph Hoover Glen Millikan Bent Perry Robert New Castle Pearle Parrish Elaine Ethel Ward Mary FE. Ward Spiceland Grand Theatre Isaac Bennett East Cambridge Frank Rummel Rummel Don Wricht Willard Ulerich Wayne County Homer Bertsch Radio Farm School Blue Valley Creamery Institute WMAQ Chicago C. M. Long Institute Middle West

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