20 Jan 1938
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
1
Homer Chaillaux director of the National Americanism Commission and chairman of the National Junior Baseball League will speak at Lincoln High School chapel Friday morning January 21 at 8 45. The public is urged to attend as he is a nationally known speaker and this is his third Cambridge City appearance following prior talks at the Methodist church and the American Legion slum supper.
The Past Matrons Association of the Eastern Star will gather Friday evening at Miss Charlotte Newman’s home for the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb spent Sunday in Dayton Ohio visiting his cousin Mrs Lettie Woodmen who celebrated her 93rd birthday Monday.
Mrs Lettie McKee of Dayton Ohio, who underwent major surgery at Reid hospital Richmond two weeks ago, was brought Friday to the home of her sister Mrs Ross Tyler.
Paul Caldwell reelected president of the Wayne County National Farm Loan Association at Monday meeting in the courthouse. Helen Richey appointed state prison stenographer replacing inmate holders. A Milton Inn market is planned by the Christian church for Saturday. Home Circle club hosts a box supper at Rudolph Slonaker home. next meet at Grover Faucett’s Cambridge City home. Various local visits, births, and illnesses noted including Louise Moore birth and Betty Nadine Burris birth. Mystery Sons and Daughters hosted by Missionary Society banquet at Methodist church. committee listed.
Roger W. Babson argues new industries will create jobs despite tax barriers. He notes rapid patent growth since 1881 and 1920s, previews farm, science, housing, and transport innovations such as cotton pickers, inexpensive tractors, plastics, artificial fibers, synthetic rubber, television, prefabrication, air conditioning, mobile homes, and cheaper carburators shaping future employment and living standards.
Lawrence H. Bertsch post of the American Legion announces the annual Slum Supper to be held at the Legion hall on Monday night January 31. Business and professional men are invited as guests. A guest speaker is being secured. The event aims to provide an engaging meeting and a meal featuring army rations.
Gerald Morris of the Indiana Dental College in Indianapolis spent the weekend with his home folks, according to the brief note.
Mrs Ollie Rummel spends the week in Muncie with her daughter Mrs Perry Paul and family continuing family reunion travel plans.
Mr and Mrs Ed Carey moved Saturday from the Tague property on Church street into the Coney property on Third street as neighbors note.
Mrs Hazel Cole received word of the death of her brother Walter Cooper at his home in Salina California Monday evening He is survived by his wife and Mrs Cole He formerly lived at Milton and Dublin
A defense of democracy against Fascist and Communist totalitarian regimes. The author argues that liberty yields higher wages, greater happiness, and peace, while tyranny brings hardship, coercion, and suppression. Democracy remains the world’s enduring hope as long as people remember its benefits.
Local social activity spans visits among Hagerstown Richmond Cambridge City and Indianapolis residents. The Jacksonburg list names guests and host families at dinners meetings and gatherings including Purdue reports and Home Economics club updates. Germantown items highlight church meetings and community events with multiple households attending and plans for upcoming electing officers and new projects.
The article explains the President's legislative veto power to reject congressional bills while the Supreme Court holds only judicial power to strike down laws when they conflict with the Constitution. It notes the constitutional design limits the Court to adjudication, not political acts, and rejects advisory or joint jurisdiction.
The Division of Vocational Education will run free adult evening Home Economics courses at Lincoln High School for girls over sixteen and nonstudents. Ten two hour lessons cover clothing food preparation and art in home life with Miss Helen Allen teaching. Enrollment requires at least twelve. organizational meeting is January 27 at 7 pm in the home economics department.
Mrs Charles Lobe spent Tuesday in Lewisville with her sister Mrs J W Jones visiting local shops and catching up with relatives during a brief trip.
Mrs. Roy Clingman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ammon and daughter visited Thomas Dairy in the Ball hospital at Muncie on Sunday. Thomas formerly of the city and brother to Mrs. Clingman and Mrs. Ammon is improving satisfactorily from major surgery.
Walter Shewman and Prof Frederick Jaehne enjoyed the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra concert at Murat Theatre Indianapolis on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Worl announce the birth of a son on Sunday January 16 at Reid Hospital in Richmond. The new arrival adds joy to the family with neat details likely included in local society notes.
Dublin residents attend a Psi Iota Xi sorority social at Cambridge City and a card party in the Tribune building to fund a milk fund aiding Dublin school children. Announcements include Elizabeth to Hugh Thompson marriage, visits by local families, and club programs with topics on England France Germany China.
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