Re bekah lodge officers installed at regular meeting
The Re bekah lodge held a regular meeting in the 1.0.C.F. hall Monday evening installing Esther Howden as Noble Grand Ruth Weaver as Vice Grand Elva Fagan as secretary Eva Hubbard as Financial Secretary Margaret Wright as treasurer Dorothy Bo zparth as pianist. Several guests and relatives visited over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Minor Will and Charles Ingermann Jr. in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Esther Howden
Noble Grand
Ruth Weaver
Elva Fagan
Eva Hubbard
Margaret Wright
Dorothy Bozparth
Mrs
Minor Will
Charles Ingermann Jr
Wm. Will
Cincinnati
Circleville notices highlight library home visit and social events
Mrs Ray Husky and former neighbors will make the Tribune a regular visitor at Minnie Frier's Circleville home. Fellowship club hosted by Mrs Ralph Tague with an Home Nursing talk. Election of officers planned and social gatherings listed with several local families attending.
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Ray Husky
the Tribune
Sey Minnie Frier
Circleville
Ind
Ralph Tague
Fellowship Club
Frank Swisher
Healthful Living and Preventive Care in Cambridge City
The piece urges prevention over cure, noting families spend far more on cures than prevention. It promotes periodic physical exams for schools and children, and highlights that adults rarely receive such exams. Regular yearly checks can boost life expectancy and community health, tying local prosperity to healthy citizens in Cambridge City.
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Cambridge City
Local social notes and health update from Dublin area
Mrs. Harry Stannah hosted her Bridge club session. D. A. R. to meet Friday with Mrs. Cora Bailey as hostess. Loyal Daughters group met at Miss Elizabeth Newkirk’s home. Mrs. M. L. Young hosted Sunday guests from Richmond and Boston. Joy Higgins slowly improves after a fall at the oil company plant west of Dublin. tubes in his right arm, hope to save the limb.
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The
Loyal Daughters of the Christian Church
Elizabeth Newkirk
M. L. Young
Will O. Wissler
Richmond
Aaron Lindley
Boston
Joy Higgins
Oil Company
Dublin
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Attended at Mrs McCaffrey Home
A turkey dinner was served at Mrs Anna McCaffrey's Main Street home Saturday evening. Guests included Mrs Emma Hahn, Miss Daisy Ayler, Mr and Mrs Ralph Ludington, Ed McCaffrey, and Walter Krone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vanderbeck
Frank Vanderbeck
Vanderbeck
East Main Street
Percy Donaldson
Richard
Lester Donaldson
Indianapolis
John House
Charles Mercer
Madison Mercer
Jet Goar
Ben Goar
Clifford Miller
Chester Kellam
James Martin
New Lisbon
Elmer Temple
Richmond
Hall Vanderbeck
Anna McCaffrey
Main Street
Emma Hahn
Daisy Ayler
Ralph Ludington
Ed. McCaffrey
Walter Krone
David Wissler Improves After Serious Illness
David Wissler shows slow recovery from a recent serious illness. Mrs. R A Hicks plans to attend the State Child Welfare conference in Indianapolis this Friday.
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David Wissler
R. A. Hicks
Indianapolis
Attendance Report Highlights Strong Month Across Grades
School session lasted 18 days with 360 enrolled in grades 1 6 and 297 in Lincoln Building grades 7 12. Attendance averaged 96.3 percent and tardiness totaled 42 77 minutes. Miss Morris led with 99 percent and Miss Newman 98 8 percent.
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Lincoln Bldg
Miss Morris
Pershing
Miss Newman
Learn to Fly Aboard With an Airplane Instructor
In a 1930 Western Newspaper Union piece, a student learns controls at 1500 feet learning to monitor wings and tail, identifying landmarks like a railroad and brick yard. The lesson covers straight flight, climbs, stalls, glides, and keeping wings level while following a road on the ground.
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Western Newspaper Union
The House That Tickled Its Feet Then Laughed
A wide awake house in a bustling market district tromps across streets and stalls scattering produce and people. A quiet boy tickles its feet, the house shakes then lies down laughing, and everyone scatters to safety as the scene ends with the house returning home and blaming oversized thistles.
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Fic
Bull
Poem Reflections on Time by Matthew Arnold
The excerpt explores how the world holds the present while the poet senses both past and potential futures. It contemplates human actions and thoughts as timeless possibilities shaped by memory and imagination.
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Matthew Arnold
Breakfast as the bright start of every day
A cheerful kitchen article urges starting the day with a pleasant breakfast. It praises simple, affordable, well set tables, good company, and balanced foods from fruit to hot cereals and eggs. It notes coffee preparation matters and welcomes ready-to-mix cakes and fresh breads.
Reading aloud as a historic literary custom
Henry Guppy notes that from Greek through Roman times literature was read aloud in company rather than silently. Before commercial publishing, works were presented by authors to invited guests whose reactions determined a piece's fate.
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Henry Guppy
Honeymoon Origin Tied to Teutonic Beverage Tradition
A McClure Newspaper note explains the term honeymoon as a centuries old Teutonic custom. Newlyweds drank a honey beverage for thirty days or one moon to seal their union, giving rise to the modern word honeymoon.
Milton Club Reports Meeting At Mrs Anna Broaddus Home
Milton items note a Thursday gathering at Mrs Anna Broaddus where the Cary club presented readings on Jefferson, American literature and colonial history guiding the year's study. Twenty four members attended and officers were elected including President Esther Lindsay and Vice President Sallie Scholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Cary Club
Anna Broaddus
Thomas Jefferson
Neva Doddridge
Mary Kelsey
Esther Lindsay
Sallie Scholl
Lola Parkins
Eva Thornburg
Lula Beeson
Jennie DuGramu
Gertrude Jones
Elma Ferris
Alice Kniese
Anna Caldwell
Kniese
W. A. A. Club
Paul Myers
Esther Bible
M. E. Church
Charles Davis
Fred Marley
Sanitarium
Martinsville
Will Miller
Cowan
Loyal Methodist
Lucinda Ferguson
Lloyd Heller
Parent - Teachers Association
Wilson School
Ralph Hutchens
Leona McCullum
Richmond
H. R. Manlove
Bridge
Jean Harriett Rose
C. H. Rose
John Brown
Bruce Manlove
Maurice Ingermann
Ruth Beeson
Leland Beeson
Ruth
Claudie Wilson
Dean Manlove
Dick Smith
Erisman
Eldorado
Frank Neal
Cincinnati
Neal
University of Cincinnati
Comiune
Mohler
Connersville
Embroidery Club
Horace Huddleston
Bertha Parker
Hester Newman
Charles Kniese
Sue Hines
Eden
Earl Crawford
Russell Dalrymple
Albert Ferris
Brookville
The
Farmers Institute
Dublin
Thomas Henley
Frank Barton
Chicago
William Callaway
Ida Higham
Toledo
Nora Rice
Farm Federation
Fricke
Bentonville Farm Federation
Jim Taylor
Farm Bureau
Home Economics Club
Elsie Caldwell
Rozella Lamb
Theresa Sample
Lena Newman
Merle Brown
Inarton
Diplomatic Burglar Praised For Courteous Invasion
An intruder robbed a millionaire's home while the owners slept. He spoke politely and tried to soothe them as he took valuables. Police captured him after the owner telephoned. The story ends with a humorous note on courtesy and potential in diplomacy.
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Millonaire
Bell Syndicate
Parish News Highlights Busy PTA Farm Bureau Meeting
The town hall hosts the January PTA and Farm Bureau gathering with music from the high school orchestra and a piano solo by Mary L. Manlove. Students perform The King's English while a letter from Roy Newbold in Nicaragua is read. Betty Joyce born to Mr and Mrs Roland Fishburn. several locals attend games. next week Connersville hosts county tournament.
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Town Hall
Mary L. Manlove
Nicauraga
Roy Newbold
Ed. Newbold
U. S. Marines
Smith Abner
Roland Fishburn
Betty Joyce
Carroll
Zoel Taylor
Bentonville
Everton
Connersville
Farmers Institute
Mary Louise Manlove
Elwoodt Hussey
John DuGranrut
Near Muncie
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Herbert Hodson
Arthur Hodson
Frances Castetter
Mary Louise Allen
Pennville
Walter Waddell
David Hardman
Winchester
Lindley Baker
Park
Freda Close
Washington, D. C
John Wm. Morton
Louisville
George Morton
Arthur Barnes
Newcastle
Charles Fink
Edwin Jones
D. L. Ralston
Mary Brown
Wayne Miller
Redkey
O. L. Sheffield
Louisville, Ky
Walter McGuire
Mattie Dearing
Social Service Bureau
Service Bureau
William Bowlan
Elmer McGrew
Greensfork
Frank Wissler
Alvin Wissler
Hagerstown
William Wissler
Anna Hoover
Mary Jane Lewis
Anna Strickler
Homer Estell
Dan Winters
O. V. Winks
West Front Street
Earl Frank
Liberty
Charles Morris
Marie Bolenbaugh
Mary C. Dickson
Larkin Hoover O Greensfork
A. R. Martindale
California
Wm. Doney
C. A. Shuler
Hamilton
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alvin Bertie
William Drischel
Wm. Clifton
Ollie Rummel
Frank Rummel
B. A. Carpenter
Spiceland
R. C. Leslie
Maple Street
Mesdames K. P. Diffenderfer
Mae Pelton
Frank Ohmit
Frank Ludington
Frank Florea
Roy Copeland
BO Urtown
Harry Stannah
Bridge Club
Cora Bailey
William R. Nelson
Childrem’s
Cormem & Posormy Couoins
Greedy
Greedy Isle
Tia
Isle
Margaret Wheeler Ross
Harvey Peake
Veverri
Vrerri
Joe Archibald
Nerece
Sue
McClure Newspayer
Jean Newt
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