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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

1

Pennsylvania Railroad Seeks Dublin Station Non Agency

The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks to place its Dublin station in the non agency class with a Public Service Commission of Indiana hearing set for Cambridge City in the town hall next Thursday morning January 29 at 10 o'clock. The commission invites public input on the proposed change.

Pennsylvania Railroad Dublin Public Service Commission of Indiana C. F. MclIntost Cambridge City

Local Social Notes From Indiana and Nearby Towns

Miss Daisy Ayler called to Boston for Nap Rariden illness. Presbyterian ladies held an all day quilting. Helen Hunt club sale by blind women to be held Friday and Saturday at Frank H. Ohmit store. D A R meeting January 15 featured a shower for Ellis Island and yarn beads valued at 310. Mrs. Cora Bailey hosted with Mrs. Pearl Van Buskirk assisting. Franklin college traveled to Earlham with reporter Max Masterson. he stayed for a meal with his parents. Mrs. Roy Kellam and guests visited Mrs. Karl Robert in Richmond. Charles Loeb hosted with the Wares in Muncie. Alice Parson and Laura Richey visited. George House returned to Chicago after a Richmond visit. Austill hosted weekend with Leroy Vinton. Oscar Fox and S S Ballinger attended William Mce Gunnegill birthday dinner in Economy.

Blind Women of Indiana Helen Hunt Club Frank H. Ohmit Ellis Island Cora Bailey Pearl van Buskirk Flora Vorhees Leona MecCullom Richmond Wm. Stahl Amelia Knauff Indianapolis John Jones Reece Connersville M. E. Esther Bibie Mary Hitle Neila DuGramat Carrie Michael Anna Broaddus Hittle Manus Boyer Arthur Hylton Floyd Hines Eden Greenfield Ernest Jones Marion FE. P. Jones McCormick Russell Wilson Barbara Dover Delaware Mary Walker Dublin Charles Ferris Ferris Allie Trine Magie Wise Pershing Jacob Wise George Yohler Onnersville Clark Brattain Sade Kinney Vene Beeson Hattie Heist Statira Murfey Lucinda Ferguson Wm. Huddleston Orville Thalls Cambridge City John Coyne Earl Crawford Albert Ferris Thos. Henley Jhos. Robeson Everton Ora Vorhees Lloyd Heller M. F. C Curch Paul Caldwell Harry Caldwell Glen Sample Purdue Lafayette Livestock Bank Grace Bryant Fin Rose Murley Treas Elizabeth Rayle Chaplin Agnes Hofmann Bernice Hicks Rosie C. Crosson Inside Guardian Wm. Deck Guardian Nora Scott R.S N.G Carrie Hofmann L.S N. G Conna Ingermann Alice Lammott Wilson High School Life Insurance

What Makes a Good Business Town Cambridge City

A call for civic and business cooperation to build a strong local economy. It outlines twelve standards including home spending, growing business institutions, active chambers, affordable rents, rising deposits, population growth, transport and construction activity, insurance, honest governance, good streets and services, strong public safety, and a churchgoing, thrifty community.

Cambridge City

Seed Craft Fun For Children In Colorful Cardboard Boxes

Children mix pieces of paper and seeds to form pictures on pads and boxes. Betty and Bobby trade beads and seeds, glue a seed necklace, and Mother offers gold paint to finish a decorated jewelry box. The scene captures playful craft time and imaginative gift making.

Bobby Mother Betty Marion Brownfield

Breakfast table surprise with cantaloupe necklace idea

Betty and M other tease Bobby at breakfast as no cereal is served. Father warns about seeds while Mother suggests washing drying and stringing seeds to make a necklace like in the Hawaiian Islands.

Bobby Betty Mother Hawaiian Islands

Make a Home Theater Box from a Shoe Box and Mirror

A step by step guide to building a miniature theater using a shoe box, a rectangular pocket mirror, wire, dowel, scissors, and comic paper strips. It explains cutting a lid opening, mounting the mirror, creating a crank wind mechanism, and threading strips to form a moving picture show.

Scouts Reorganize At High School Meeting Form New Patrols

Boy Scouts Troop 6 splits into three patrols Wolf senior Otters Beavers with leaders Willis Kuster David Wilson and Paul Stratton plus assistants. Troop 22 forms a fourth patrol led by Robert McKee with Claude Evans as senior leader. Anniversary Week planned for February and a cooperative meeting with parents is planned.

Wolf Willis Kuster Russell Sanford Corwin Lamm Merwin Test David Wilson Robert Cloyd Otters Paul Stratton Kenneth Caldwell Beaver Robert McKee Robert Miller Claude Evans

Local Families Visit and Community Notices

OPTUS Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler and son from Newcastle spent over Sunday with his parents the Ross Tyler family. The Ladies Auxiliary will hold a 10:00 market at Rihm's Saturday. The B. and M. Music Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Yricker in Dublin last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Braden and daughter visited Knightstown. Mrs. Ray Nugen and son of Danieith stayed with her parents the Oldhams. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beeson and sons dined with Elmer Reese last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roth Bertsch of Familton Ohio visit family here.

John Tyler Newcastle Mrs Ross Tyler Rihm Isaiah Yricker Dublin Ray Nugen Danieith M Irs Wm. Oldham Harold Beeson and Sons Elmer Reese Mrs. Roth Bertsch Familton, Ohio Uriah Bertsch

Local Ladies to Dine with Mrs. Keith Veatch

Mrs. A R Martindale Mrs Clarence Whelan Mrs Angelo Chiarenza Mrs Ben Johnson Mrs Clifford Wieward and Mrs George Rihm will be guests of Mrs. Keith Veatch in Connersville today Thursday.

A. R. Martindale Clarence Whelan Angelo Chiarenza Ben Johnson Clifford Wieward George Rihm Keith Veatch Connersville

UC lecturer speaks on American Home in Modern Situations

Mrs. Jesse Burrall Eubank of the University of Cincinnati addressed the Friday Study club at Mrs. Harry Bertsch’s Lincoln Drive home last Friday afternoon. She spoke on the American Home in Modern Situations, outlining changes and challenges in domestic life.

Jesse Burrall Eubank University of Cincinnati Harry Bertsch Lincoln Drive

Social visit and dinner guests listed in local society note

Mrs. Ella Keever of Muncie spent the last of the week with Mrs. Helen Kkuster and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thalls entertained to dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Hudleston and Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel of Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Huddleston, Clayton Kimmel and daughter Candace of Straughn, and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Kimmel.

Ella Keever Muncie Helen Kkuster Orville Thalls William Hudleston Elizabeth Kimmel Milton Jesse Huddleston Clayton Kimmel Candace Straughn Emmett Kimmel

Centerville vs Lincoln previews and local tourney results

Centerville Bull Dogs beat Lincoln Wampus Cats 21 to 14 last Friday as Lincoln reserves rotated nine players under Coach Vickers. Paul Weber led Lincoln with five points. Amimer man and Wonsettler were out three quarters. Centerville hosts the third annual Centerville tournament with Boston Williamsburg Whitewater Economy Milton Greensfork Center ville Lincoln among entrants.

Lincoln Centerville Angerstown Milton Nitchel College Corner Brownsville Brockville Tulberry Springfield Morton Newcastle Connersville Columbus Fountain City Kaiser Lincoln Seconds Bull Pups Corky” Lamm Kittens

Elisha Pritchard Remembers Cambridge City History

On the eve of his ninety second birthday Elisha Pritchard recalls Cambridge City's life eighty to ninety years ago. He describes riverside growth, stage routes, canal outings, early industries, and schools, plus Civil War service in the Tenth and Fourteenth Indiana Batteries. He hopes friends visit for birthday wishes.

Elisha Pritchard Cambridge City Mr. Pritchard National Road Greensfork River Harvey Pritchard Fountain City Rummel Vinton House Huddleston House Bachmann Fred Storch Vandalia Reuben Bertsch Pennsylvania Railroad Dublin Lake Erie Reeservice Pennsylvania Station Reynolds Cambridge Samuel Hoshour Seminary Tenth Indiana Fourteenth Indiana Tribune

Don't dwell on blame when misfortune fades away

Poem fragment urges resilience and optimism after trouble. It counsels not to whine or sigh and to avoid blame, noting misfortune passes and skies clear with effort and time. The verse emphasizes endurance and a hopeful attitude despite setbacks.

Mis souri town fire sparks mixed family loss reports

Two newspapers report conflicting losses from a recent Missouri town fire. One cites total property loss for a family, the other says only a used silver of value was lost. J E Ford of the Bunceton Eagle notes both accounts may be correct.

Missouri J. E. Ford Bunceton Eagle Kansas City Times

All Modern Conveniences in a Midget Car Feature

Ohio State Journal notes a novelty luggage carrier and ic clamps on a running board of a midget car. It also mentions a pack of cigarettes as part of the item described.

Ohio State Journal

Pilot Training Through Fixed Wing Instructions 1954

A trainee recounts early flight lessons with an instructor guiding turn and level maneuvers at 2000 feet via helmet headset signals. Directions cover instrument checking, horizon sighting, and gradual control handoffs as the ship maintains level flight and responds to turns and altitude changes.

Rowd

Practical Farm Advice From a Farmer Almanac Fragment

The excerpt gives general farming tips on lime use for tomatoes, bud and graft propagation for nut trees, annual fruit tree pruning, vaccination timing for pigs, casual home grounds, apple sauce varieties, poultry shelter cleanliness with gravel, and soybean straw roughage for ewes. It ends mid-sentence with winter feed guidance.

Milton Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mil ton residents attend funerals and visits across Richmond Indianapolis Connersville and Greenfield. Local groups elect officers and plan meetings while Rebekah Lodge installs officers and holds socials with residents hosting and visiting from Dover Dublin and Cambridge City.

Invitational Tourney Here Second Teams Basketball Tourney

Cambridge City will stage an Invitational Basketball Tournament at Lincoln gym on Saturday January 31 with sessions at 9 30 am 2 00 pm and 8 00 pm. Teams entered include Milton Straughn Hagerstown Centerville Greensfork Williamsburg Cambridge City and Fountain City. A faculty game between Cambridge City and Centerville precedes the final. Drawing of positions will be announced next issue.

Cambridge City Lincoln Gym At & A Milton Straughn Hagerstown Centerville Greensfork Williamsburg Fountain City At & O'Clock

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Daisy Ayler Boston Mass Nap Rariden J. C. Smith Presbyterian Church Franklin College Earlham Max Masterson Max Roy Kellam Helen Sanford Martha Groff Karl Robert Charles Loeb B. F. Ware Alice Parson Laura Richey George House Chicago Will Austill Austill Leroy Vinton Oscar Fox S. S. Ballinger Earl Cain William Mce Gunnegill Fox Ness Town Chamber of Commerce The Children’s Corwen EpMonos Peffen Beard Father HOW TO Dowell-Stex Comedy Theatre MW Sibtey OPTUS Centerville Gym Whitewater Economy Wampus Cats Bull Dogs William R. Nelson Mon Stayman Baldwin Rome
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