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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1932

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Farmers Institute to Open in Lincoln Auditorium

The Jackson Township Farmers Institute will take place February 2 and 3 at the Lincoln high school auditorium. A strong program includes the Kiwanis Corn Show, exhibits from the Vocational departments, and prizes funded by local businessmen. John J. Haramy of Indianapolis will deliver the main address on Americas Gift to the World, with a special Tuesday night session attracting town and country audiences.

Farmers Institute Lincoln Auditorium Jackson Township Lincoln High School Kwanis Club Kiwanis Club Cambridge City John J. Haramy Indianapolis Pershing Dublin

Happenings: Eastern Star Meeting and Local Visits

Stated meeting of the Eastern Star set for Thursday evening. Mrs. Jacob Erwin underwent major surgery at Connersville hospital after Friday transfer. Mrs. Harriet Stigleman of Dublin visited the Hunt family. Vanderbeck funeral attended in New Lisbon.

Jacob Erwin Connersville Hospital Harriet Stigleman Dublin W. S. Hunt Vanderbeck New Lisbon

Richmond Guests Dine at Dublin Country Homes

Mr and Mrs Russell Chapman and daughter with Mr and Mrs Orie Graver and families and Mr and Mrs Cecil McKee of Richmond were entertained as Sunday dinner guests at the country homes of Mr and Mrs Russell Kinsinger, west of Dublin.

Russell Chapman Orie Graver Cecil McKee Richmond Russell Kinsinger Dublin

Social Union All Day Meeting Hosted by Mrs Bertsch

Mrs Charles Bertsch served as hostess for an all day meeting of the Social Union of the M E church on Tuesday.

Charles Bertsch The Social Union of the M. E. Church

Lincoln High seniors to lead Friday morning chapel

Mr and Mrs Floyd Vossler and baby of Richmond visited J H Dearing and family last week. The Lincoln high school Junior class will run the chapel program Friday at 8 15 AM.

Floyd Vossler Richmond J. H. Dearing Lincoln High School

Reed Couple Relocates To Son's Home In Wershing

Mr and Mrs Dan Reed who had stayed with Mr and Mrs Albert Hinebaugh in Wershing since returning from Florida last spring have moved into the home of their son Horace and will make that their home.

Dan Reed Albert Hinebaugh Wershing Florida Horace

Mrs Morrow Hosts Co-Operative Club Gathering

Mrs Maude Morrow entertained the Co-Operative Club on Wednesday evening. Present were Madge Moore Emmi Sanford Sarah Tague Hazel Kirlir Ruth Weaver Pearl Tiefenthaler Anna Peirce Lillie Huddleston and Alma Hodson.

Mrs Hughes Hosts Bridge Party With Notable Guests

Mrs Robert Hughes entertains with bridge today Thursday at her home. Present are Mesdames B Boyd, C Kniese, E Middleton, Foster Scudder, J W Young, R Hicks, W Drischel of Richmond and Miss Beatrice Swallow.

Robert Hughes Bridge Mesdames B. Boyd Charles Kniese Ethel Middleton Foster Scudder J. W.young Robert Hicks Will Drischel Richmond Beatrice Swallow

Indianap olis couple visits relatives and violet tale

Mr and Mrs Roy Paul of Indian apolis spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Paul and other relatives here. The unusual experience of picking violets from the dooryard in the eighth of January without going south is the lot of Mrs Squire Cornthwaite. The flowers grown in her dooryard were large and surly as those found in the spring.

Mrs Roy Paul Indianapolis Mary Paul Southland Squire Cornthwaite

Miss Harriett Overbeck Hosts B and M Music Club

Miss Harriett Overbeck will hostess the B and M music study club at her home on Church street next Monday evening. The Z L Booster Sunday school class of Pershing Lutheran church will hold a market in Rihm's meat market on January 23.

Harriett Overbeck B. & M. Music Study Club Church Street Z.L. Booster Pershing Lutheran Church Rihm

Sunday Guests Visit Miss Elizabeth Newkirk and Others

Miss Elizabeth Newkirk hosted Sunday guests including Ruby Martin Ethel and Helen Heger and Hazel Lee all of Hagertsown. Mr and Mrs Joe Green Anna Storch and Fred Storch visited Mr and Mrs Henry Storch in Richmond Sunday evening.

Elizabeth Newkirk Ruby Martin Ethel and Helen Heger Hazel Lee Hagertsown Joe Green Anna Storch Fred Storch Henry Storch Richmond

Milton Couple Dine with Grigsbys then Visit Caldwell Home

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace of Milton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Grigsby. The Grigsbys were Sunday evening guests at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caldwell near Bentonville.

Oliver Wallace Milton R. B. Grigsby Grigsby Carl Caldwell Bentonville

Mr and Mrs Harrison Visit Connersville Hosts

Mr and Mrs Herbert Harrison of Connersville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Horace Hamilton as guests.

Herbert Harrison Connersville Horace Hamilton

Rebekah Aid Plans All Day Meeting Next Thursday

The Rebekah Aid schedules an all day meeting for next Thursday January 21. The degree staff will practice degree work and all members are urged to attend.

Rebekah Aid

Weekend House Guests and Sunday Dinner Attendees

Mrs. Ona Mercer hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Anderson and son and Mrs. Don Stewart of Dunkirk. Sunday dinner guests included Von Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reyne, and Mr. and Mrs. Olan of Connersville.

Ona Mercer Carlton Anderson Don Stewart Dunkirk von Anderson Lawrence Reyne Olan Connersville

Social visitors frequent Indianapolis and surrounding towns

Mrs. Harry Bachmann spent Saturday with her daughters Valetta and Olga in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mercer and family from Connersville visited Mrs. McGuire. Mrs. Minnie Stonecipher hosted Mrs. Walter McGuire and Katie Stickrath for dinner. Stonecipher and Chester Hall joined Pershing residents visiting at Knightstown children's home. Flora Wissler Edna Kennedy and Olin Kennedy accompanied by Connersville guests dined with the Martin Kennedy family.

Harry Bachmann Valetta Olga Indianapolis Carl Mercer Connersville M. P. McGuire Minnie Stonecipher Walter McGuire Katie Stickrath Stonecipher Chester Hall of Pershing Knightstown Flora Wissler Edna Richmond Olin Kennedy Martin Kennedy

Chicago Couple Visiting Local Relatives

Mr and Mrs Thomas Marlotte of Chicago are spending several days with Mr and Mrs Karlton Smith and other relatives in this community.

Thomas Marlotte Chicago Mrs. Karlton. Smith

Mrs. Ross Hutchinson Plans Rushville Social Visit

Mrs. Ross Hutchinson will visit with friends in Rushville tomorrow. The social outing highlights local greetings and a planned Friday gathering.

Ross Hutchinson Rushville

Mr and Mrs Keith Reynolds Dinner Guests Sunday

Mr and Mrs Keith Reynolds of Richmond were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Dorothy Miller.

Keith Reynolds Richmond Dorothy Miller

Watts Family Weekend Visit Spends Time With Mettert Family

Mrs. Harry M. Watts and Miss Clydia Mae Watts of Shelbyville traveled to spend the weekend with Mrs. Adam Mettert and her family, visiting relatives and enjoying time together.

Harry M. Watts Clydia Mae Watts Shelbyville Adam Mettert

Woods Family Weekend Visit in Greensfork

Mr and Mrs Roland Woods and their daughters spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Paul Roberts in Greensfork.

Roland Woods Mrs Paul Roberts Greensfork

Miss Mary Macy Spends Weekend with Economy Relatives

Miss Mary Macy of Economy visited the area, spending the weekend with relatives and friends, enjoying local company and social time.

Mary Macy

Towers Couple Visit In Indianapolis Area

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Towers of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mann.

Lester Towers Indianapolis John Mannon

Mary Shafer 93 Dies in Milton Indiana

Mrs. Mary Shafer aged 93 dies at home in Milton Indiana. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Frank Cook and Mrs. Eugenia Urich, a son Alley Urich of Fast Connersville, and one grandson Edwin Urich. Funeral services set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the residence.

Milton, Ind Mary Shafer Frank Cook Eugenia Urich Alley Urich Fast Connersville Edwin Urich

Walter Vanderbeck, 81, Longtime Auctioneer Dies

Walter Vanderbeck died at his son Frank's East Main street home last Friday after a long illness. He had been a prominent auctioneer in Henry, Rush, and Wayne counties for 54 years and recently moved from New Lisbon Indiana. Survived by daughter Mrs. Jesse Harris of Galveston, twenty grandchildren, and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral in New Lisbon Christian church led by Rev. F. C. McCormick. burial in adjoining cemetery.

Walter Vanderbeck Frank East Main Street Vanderbeck Henry Rush Wayne Counties New Lisbon Ind Chicago Corner Church Jesse Harris Galveston Christian Church F. C. McCormick

Wissler Rites Held For David Peter Wissler

David Peter Wissler aged 66 died at his sister Mrs Luther Young’s home Foote and Fourth Streets last Thursday night. Survived by sister and brother Will Wissler of Richmond funeral services were Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church of which he was a member with Rev M M LeCount and Rev J C Smith officiating. Interment followed in Riverside cemetery.

David Peter Wissler Luther Young Foote Fourth Sts Will Wissler Richmond Presbyterian Church M. M. LeCount J. C. Smith Riverside Cemetery

Death of Mrs Dallie Geigla at 52 in Dublin area

Mrs Dallie May Geigla aged 52 died Saturday morning at her home north of Straughn. Survived by husband Henry four daughters Mrs Bert Reece of Seamanavili Mrs Bunsee of Cambridge City Mrs Harry Marshall and Mrs Cochran of Dublin one son John at home two sisters in Connersville three brothers Benjamin Clinton of Colorado James and Bert Clinton of Flora four grandchildren. Services held at home Sunday by Rev James J Wright of Dublin Friends church then Buck Creek church near Flora for burial.

Dublin Ind Dallie May Geigla Straughn Henry Bert Reece Seamanavili Bunsee Cambridge City Harry Marshall Cochran John Connersville Benjamin Clinton Colorado James Bert Clinton Flora

Local Social Roundup Reports Weekend Visits

Robert Morse spent Sunday with friends in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Roberts visited relatives in Muncie. Mr and Mrs Hugh Allen were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Cleveland in Hagerstown.

Robert Morse Lafayette Roscoe Roberts Muncie Hugh Allen Will Cleveland Hagerstown

Mrs Florence Templin Tops Off Week With Family Visit

Mrs Florence Templin of Winchester is spending the week with her sister Mrs S S Ballinger and family.

Florence Templin Winchester Mrs. S. S. Ballinger

Social Notes: Local Households Host Guests This Weekend

Mr and Mrs McKinley Leapley entertained the 500 club Saturday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Durwood Moore. Mrs John Paul and baby returned home from an Indianapolis hospital last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bertsch their daughter and Mrs Ralph Ludington were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Stanley in New Castle.

McKinley Leapley Durwood Moore John Paul Baby Indianapolis Alvin Bertsch Ralph Ludington Claude Stanley New Castle

Greenfield Visitors Stay With Local Families

Mr and Mrs Clarence Waddell of Greenfield visited Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Boles. The Boles hosted house guest Miss Selma Stephens of Greenfield for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Francis Ogborn were with Mrs Florence Ogborn. Mr and Mrs Henry Nierman of Richmond spent Monday with Mrs Ogborn.

Clarence Waddell Greenfield Henry Boles Francis Ogborn Indianapolis Florence Ogborn Henry Nierman Richmond Ogborn

Local Social Notes Highlight Richmond and Kansas City Guests

John Hoy of Kansas City Kansas spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Coleman Phillips and family. The American Legion Auxiliary meets next Tuesday at 2 PM. Mrs Laura Richie hosted dinner for Mrs Alice Parson Mrs Kenyon and Mrs Rothmeyer from Richmond. Mrs James Sweet of Richmond visited former neighbors Monday. Mr and Mrs FE L Ball and family of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Harry Jones of Richmond were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bird. Mrs Caroline Poff shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Ingermann in East Cambridge. Mr and Mrs William Bowlan and Mr and Mrs Earl Clevenger and son visited Frank Clevenger in Brownsville.

John Hoy Kansas City Kans Coleman Phillips Laura Richie Alice Parson Kenyon Mrs. Rothmeyer Richmond James Sweet FE. L. Ball Indianapolis Harry Jones Thomas Bird Caroline Poff Frank Ingermann East Cambridge William Bowlan Earl Clevenger and Frank Clevenger Brownsville

Mrs Archie Jackson and Daughter Visit Greenfield Friends

Mrs Archie Jackson and her daughter of Greenfield were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Braden, sharing a social visit in their home.

Archie Jackson Greenfield Clifford Braden

Dinner Guests From Several Cities Gather For Sunday

Mr and Mrs Lewis Whitton and family of New Castle Mr and Mrs Everett Sullivan of Hagerstown Miss Pauline Weddle and Russell Cameron of Boston were dinner guests of Mrs Martha Campbell Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bert Hinshaw of Greens Fork were Sunday afternoon guests. Mr and Mrs John Toppin and daughter of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Judkins.

Lewis Whitton New Castle Everett Sullivan Hagerstown Pauline Weddle Russell Cameron Boston Martha Campbell Bert Hinshaw Greensfork John Toppin Richmond Will Judkins

Mrs. E. E. Davis Visits Friends After Brother’s Funeral

Mrs E E Davis of Flushing Long Island visits friends here after attending her brother’s funeral in Fort Wayne. She reports Rev Davis in his usual good health.

E. E. Davis Flushing Long Island Fort Wayne Rev. Davis

Ill and recovering Fornard Lamberson and newborn in Fayette

Fornard Lamberson remains seriously ill a week after tonsil operation but slowly improving. A son John Edward was born to Fred and wife at Fayette Memorial hospital on January 5. Mother and baby are reported doing nicely. Pauline Roots is seriously ill with bronchitis. Several social visits noted including Jack Cummins with Paul Howard, Clarice Palin visiting Thelma Hoover, and a weekend stop in Indianapolis with Thomas Woodward family visiting Pauline Cummins at City hospital. Eileen and Letha Huffman spent the night with Kathleen and Ruth Humig.

Fornard Lamberson John Edward Fred Lamberson Fayette Memorial Hospital Babe Pauline Roots Jack Cummins Paul Howard Clarice Palin Thelma Hoover North of Straughn Thomas Woodward Max Elbert Cummins Sammie Joan Richard Mannon Indianapolis Pauline Cummins City Hospital Eileen Letha Huffman Kathleen Ruth Humig

Life as a Laundry Analogy Reflects Effort

A reflective aphorism compares life to laundry, suggesting effort determines outcomes though the result may be unrecognizable. The line links effort to returns while noting ambiguity in recognizing the final arrangement.

Boy Scouts Plan Winter Activities And Washington Trip

The Scouts met at the high school for a well attended meeting discussing nature hikes and an anniversary Court of Honor on February 8 at Reid Memorial church in Richmond. A February parents night is planned and a trip to Washington, D C is planned for summer with Scouts paying their own expenses.

Reid Memorial Church Richmond Washington Washington, D. C

Milton names H. R. Manlove as postmaster

Milton Indiana announces H. R. Manlove as the new postmaster amid strong local approval. The official appointment is reported from Milton with residents expressing satisfaction.

Milton, Ind H. R. Manlove Milton

Local social notes from Cambridge City area

Edward Kaiser and Ray Chalfant attend road school in Detroit this week. Local residents Mrs. Thomas Monger and children. Mrs. Edward Kaiser visit Richmond for the American Legion exhibition. Lutheran Booster class plans January meeting at Hugh Allen’s home north of Cambridge City next Wednesday January 20. Various visits and gatherings include Mrs. F C Lichty at Abner Langston’s in Straughn, Mrs. Henry Bertsch’s lapse, Mrs. G T Beckett visiting from Indianapolis, Euchre club hosted by Mrs. Harvey Kinsinger with guest Miss Garnet Kellam, Mrs. Chic Jackson visiting from Indianapolis and speaking at the Evangelical church, and dinners hosted by Mrs. Malinda Bertsch for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoover of Hagerstown and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wantz of New Castle. A Harriet party at Mrs. Harvey Bertsch’s country home north of town featured guests including several named neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reed move to Cambridge City to live with their son Hoace Reed. Miss Margaret Hood is ill with lumbago. Mrs. Fred Clark ill but improving. Malcolm Heiser returns from Richmond for weekend.

Edward Kaiser Ray Chalfant Isaac Brooks Detroit Thomas Monger Richmond Lutheran Church Hugh Allen Cambridge City F .C. Lichty Abner Langston Straughn Henry Bertsch G. T. Beckett Indianapolis R. R. Beckett Harvey Kinsinger Garnet Kellam Chic Jackson Henry Wills Evangelical Church Malinda Bertsch Dan Hoover Hagerstown Dan Wantz New Castle Harvey Bertsch Dean Worl Raymond Rummel Urbana Ohio Thelma Garnet Kellum Spencer Geathers Carl Chapman Fred Worl Roy Shepherd Dorothy Millville Paul Worl George Donald Personett Harry Kingrey Lewis Hays Hugh Fagan Gerald Murphy Everett Gray Frank Roth Herman Kingrey Albert Simpkins Harrisburg Eva Jean Gray John Walters George Fadely Pershing Dolph Personett Park Sourbeer Paul A. L. Stamper Springport Carl Martin Park Ammerman Carl Keller Harrison Township Farm Bureau 1.C.C.F. Hall Irvin Green Greensfork Joe Keever Norma Taylor William Clark Will Taylor Alfred Sample East of Milton Mattie Breese Wm. Clark Anna Bergen Harry Draker Glen Barnes Malcolm Quillian B. Clark Connersville Wayne Clark Arthur Barnes Glen Bride Bernie Craig Alma Kiser Ula Worf Joe Blose Centerville Raymond Craig Katie Wilson Lucile Craig Richard Ressler Ladies Aid Carl Ammerman Home Circle Club William Wilson Lon.Clark Walter Binford Carthage Joe Brooks J. M. Gilmer Williamsburg Walter Williams

Area residents report illnesses and community events

Straughn items note Mrs Ed Benjamin ill with flu the past week Mrs Flora Butler visited home from Dunreith Mrs Harry Thomas and others attended Dublin Legion Auxiliary. Funerals for Walter Van derbeck at New Lisbon and Rebecca Bateman attended. Mr and Mrs Ora Riley hosted guests at New Lisbon. Mrs Walter Henley of Spiceland hospitalized after heart attack former resident. Farm Bureau meeting at school gym featured Anson Thomas livestock talk and a township play with refreshments provided

Ed Benjamin Flora Butler John Cade Dunreith Harry Thomas John Boyd L. R. Kirby Legion Auxiliary Dublin Walter Vanderbeck New Lisbon Clara Cartwright Charles Abbott Indianapolis R. E. Bradway Rebecca Bateman Ora Riley John Brenner Walter Henley Spiceland Anson Thomas Jefferson Township Wayne County Farm Bureau

Roadway Team Reaps Pay as Highway Chief Checks Funds

A labor crew using pick and shovel earns wages that go to the highway commissioner who oversees the project and dispenses the pay, highlighting the allocation of labor earnings under local authority.

Fire Causes 1500 Damage to Alberts Property

Fire and water damaged Mrs. Mary Alberts on Dale avenue Monday morning. Harrison Davis and family woke to cracking flames. Fire started behind the fireplace walls. upstairs bedroom furnishings were wetted. Loss estimated at 1500, partly insured.

Mary Albertson Dale Harrison Davis

Legion Notes Highlight Bertsch Post Meeting Efforts

The Lawrence H. Bertsch Post holds a regular meeting Tuesday in Legion rooms urging ex service men to attend a discussion of urgent topics. District Commander Peters and J C Lowery attended the Lynn Indiana gathering while State Commander Gates spoke on Legion activities and plans. The Richmond joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting drew hundreds of Legionnaires and wives with National Commander Henry L Stevens outlining relief for disabled veterans orphans and widows and job programs. Commander Snyder received the Legion Honor certificate for surpassing its previous year’s membership.

Lawrence H. Bertsch Legion Rooms Peters J. C. Lowery Legion Lynn Ind Gates Joint Legion and Auxiliary Richmond Dist B. L. Peters C. M. Snyder George Morris Hugh Morris Hugh Foss H. Reed C. Kitterman C. Diffenderfer Charles Isenhower M. Isenhower B. F. Taylor E. Diffenderfer E. Wilson C. Jacobs Snyder United States

Bentonville Community Notes on Quilts and Local Events

The Posey Township Home Economics Club met at the school to discuss quilts. The annual Farmers Institute is planned for January 27 at Bentonville school. The Bentonville Wheezers beat Everton 23 to 22 and prepare to face Orange at the County Tournament.

Hopewell Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Hopewell residents Mr and Mrs Norman Woodward and son Walter visited near Hagerstown with Mr and Mrs Warnie Macy and family on Sunday. Mrs Maude Thurman attended Easter Star banquet and installation at Milton last Wednesday night. Mrs Luther Macy and children called on Mrs Jennie Macy and son Chester Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held for Mrs Henry Geglia near Straughn on Sunday afternoon. Guests at the Kendall home Sunday included Howard Kendall and Henry Kendall.

Norman Woodward Walter Near Hagerstown Warnie Macy Maude Thurman Easter Star Lodge Milton Luther Macy Jennie Macy Chester Henry Geglia Near Straughn William Kendall Howard Kendall Henry Kendall

W R C Holds First Regular Meeting of the Year

The W R C met last Friday in Cambridge City to plan for the June Department Convention in Richmond and the District Convention here later. Officers for year were installed by Margart Lutz, with Minnie Hoover as president and a full list of officers and delegates announced. Delicious refreshments followed, served by committee chair Nola Crook.

Richmond Department Washington George Washington Cambridge City Margart Lutz Minnie Hoover Gertrude Blackford Mary Morse Elmira Dorgan Clara Ingermann Stella Bird Nola Sigler Clara

Local Social News Items and Visits

A list of residents visiting relatives and dining guests from Lewisville Cambridge City and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Cater Gerald Catey Rebecca Kendall and families, Maude Thurman as a dinner guest, and visits by Lucy Gilbert and the Wilson Gilbert family. Farm Bureau attendance at Straughn and funeral services for Walter Vanderbeck in New Lisbon are noted.

Cadiz Wm. Cater Gerald Catey Lewisville Laymon Gilbert Greenfield Gilbert Kendall New Castle Rebecca Kendall Mark Waskom William Spencer Spiceland George Hormel Wm. Butler Ida Gilbert Cambridge City Herbert Youngs Jesse Kendall Mooreland Maude Thurman Clem Poston Dallas Stites Lillie Lucy Gilbert John Winslow Wilson Gilbert Florida Chester Butler Farm Bureau Straughn Walter Vanderbeck New Lisbon Frank Walton J. Roland Dublin

Uinmeches M E Church Announces Sunday Schedule

Sunday school at 9:30 a m. preaching at 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m Epworth League at 6 p m Prayer meeting Thursday night led by Ray Hendricks Church invites all to attend for a welcoming service and fellowship.

Epworth League Ray Hendricks

Sunday worship and classes at local church

Sunday school begins at 9 30 with worship at 10 45 a m theme Seeing is Believing Pastor J C Smith leads. Women's Bible class meets with Mrs Roy Copeland and Mrs Lottie Copeland Wednesday at 7 o'clock.

J. C. Smith Womens Bible Roy Copeland Lottie Copeland

Sunday and evening services listed for two churches

Sunday school at 9 30 at both churches. Preaching service at Pleasant Hill church at 10 30 a m and at Germantown church at 7 30 p m.

Pleasant Hill Germantown

Combined Sunday services and church events announced

Combined Sunday school and church services start at 9 30 a m with a sermon at 10 30 on Jesus Proves a Blessing in a Home A booster class will meet with Mr and Mrs Hugh Allen on Wednesday January 20 Installation of the Church Council is set for Sunday morning January 17 Holy Communion will be observed on Sunday morning January 31

Jesus Hugh Allen Church Council Holy Communion

Sports Writer's Quip Reflects On Guessing Outcomes

A sports writer jokes that the job pays for predicting results and explaining errors. The line plays on the challenge of forecasting games and the skill of analyzing why picks miss.

Women Use Eyebrow Tricks To Alter Appearance

A description notes women pull out eyebrows to thin them and apply dark pigment to enhance visibility, outlining a method used to change facial features.

Social roundup from Harrison Township I.C.C.F area

Numerous visits and gatherings across Urbana Harrisburg Hagerstown Cambridge City and surrounding towns. Local families including the Worl Geathers Kellum Kingrey and Geathers mark Sunday dinners and calls while club events note a Farm Bureau meeting a Home Economics demonstration and a Ladies Aid schedule.

Milton Items and Local Events Snapshot

Mrs. Clarence Wilson learns of her father's sudden death at his Columbus Indiana home where he served as a public school janitor. Frank Crook's tenant house near Connersville burned down Monday. Goldie Kinder hosted a holiday party for Wilson High Juniors at the Stoops residence west of town with games and pumpkin pie and cocoa.

Clarence Wilson Columbus Ind Frank Crook Connersville Goldie Kinder Wilson High School Perry Stoops Barbara Sorber Mildred Erisman Mary Alice Lammott Elmo Jobe Robert Sample Donald Dillon Arthur Bertsch Robert Myers Ralph Webb Pedigo Ronand Robbie John Baker Elmer Knipp Elma Charles Hoffman Oscar Ardesta Murray Cincinnati Earl Crawford Lee Martha Caldwell Casey Hackleman Falmouth Flora Vorhees Richmond Albert Ferris Harry Caldwell Purdue

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David P. Wissler Mrs. Dallie May Geigla American Legion Auxiliary Ction Posey Township Fred Hackleman Bentonville Wheezers Everton Orange Lawrence Theobald C. H. Marshall Arthur Vernon Huffman Shirley Ann William Fallson Dodson Hopewell Uinmeches M. E. Church Evangelical Churches Mississippi Mississippi River Mary Ellen Carondelet East Carondelet Makher Zeller Brothers Jacksonburg
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