Four-Game Library Benefit Basketball Card at Lincoln Gym
Eight county church league teams from two townships compete in four six minute quarters to raise funds for a new library. Matches: Presbyterians vs Pershing Evangelical, Christians vs St Elizabeth, Pershing Lutherans vs Jacksonburg, and Methodists vs Dublin with admission 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults. Capacity crowd expected.
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Library
Lincoln High School
Jacksonburg
Harrison Township
Presbyterians
St. Elizabeth’s
Methodists
Friends of Dublin
Pershing Lutheran
Pershing Evangelical
St. Elizabeth
Pershing Lutherans
Dublin
Telegraph signatures aid Birthday Ball fund drive
Western Union offers nationwide telegraph offices to collect 25 cents per signature for a large birthday greeting. Signatures from all cities will be mailed to New York for binding into a single historic message. All proceeds go to the National Birthday Ball Committee to support the Walsh Springs Foundation’s effort to combat infantile paralysis.
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Western Union
Hamlet
New York
Walis Springs Foundation
Milton couple wed in Milton home ceremony
Miss Doris Doddridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Doddridge of Milton married Stanley Davis of Centerville in a January 12 ceremony at the bridal home. Rev Geo Wyatt officiated with bridal attendants Ruth Warr and Denver Williams. Guests included Davis family and local relatives. The couple plan to reside in Cambridge City.
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Milton
Ind
Doris Doddridge
Earl Docdridge
Stanley Davis
Centerville
Mary McClure
Viallin
Genevieve Kniese
Geo. Wyatt
Connersville
Ruth Warren
Denver Williams
Richmond
V. G. W. Wyatt
Chester Davis
Ruth Means
Ronnie
Charles Dailey
Marfield Cain
Charles Earl
Hagerstown
Rose Yohler
Cambridge City
Wm.McClure
Genevieve Knieses
Earl Doddridge
Davis
Hunt Apartment
American Legion to Host Tenth District Meeting in Cambridge City
The Lawrence H. Bertsch post of the American Legion will host the Tenth district posts in Cambridge City on February 21 at 7 30 p m. District commander Horace Parker will preside. Principal speaker is Past National Commander James A Crain with Frank Kossa and Bill Sayre among expected guests. Local post will provide smokes food entertainment at the Red Men’s hall.
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Lawence H. Bertsch
American Legion
Tenth District
Cambridge City
Horace Parker
James A. Crain
The
Legion
Frank Kossa
Bill Sayre
Red Men’s Hall
Douglas Holowell Reported In Serious Condition
Douglas Holowell is reported in serious condition at the Methodist Home hospital in Warren Indiana.
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Douglas Holowell
Methodist Home Hospital
Warren
Ind
Flower Sale Winners Announced by Blind Aid Fund
At the American Brotherhood for the Blind flower sale last Saturday, Charlene Callets won first prize with 6.28, Kathryn Meyer second with 5.67, Marguerite Olvey third with 4.83, Eva Cooney fourth with 4.80, and Ruth Chapman fifth with 3.94. Total proceeds reached 343.05 and theatre passes were given to other workers. John R. Bond, after two weeks at American Art Studios in Baltimore, will spend two weeks at the Winslow Hotel in New York City before returning to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Brotherhood For the Blind
Margaret Conner
Charlene Callets
Kathryn Meyer
Marguerite Olvey
Eva Cooney
Ruth Chapman
John R. Bond
American Art Studios
Baltimore
Winslow
New York City
Atlanta
Georgia
Progress of Library Fund Drive Reaches Auctioning Milestone
The Library Fund Drive shows funds rising to 4300 dollars as subscriptions come in this week. With about a week left until February 1, the drive trails by 3700 dollars and asks Cambridge City residents to contribute. This final opportunity to support a worthy community project is emphasized, urging serious consideration and action before the closing date.
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Cambridge City
Voice of Inspiration Advice Column Excerpt 1935
A 1935 Voice of Inspiration column offers moral guidance on romance, marriage, and independence. Tear-Stained Tillie asks whether to forgive a fickle lover, while Lonely Young Wife seeks tactics to reclaim her spouse, and Robert asks what 1935 holds for a fresh graduate.
Dear Voice of Inspiration Bonnie of Bromwell Hall
A student asks how to cope in a girls school where peers break rules by meeting boys smoking secret parties and reading sexy books. She fears informing on classmates and feels isolated as the only well behaved girl in the school.
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Agene Ewes
Bonnie of
Bromwell Hall
Virtue Kept Quieted Beyond Public Praise
Ada Perry Beinhacker from Ft Wayne notes the value of modesty and warns that public self praise can alienate friends and skeptics. She frames virtue as something shown through actions and outside validation rather than boasting. The piece closes with gratitude to readers of the Voice of Inspiration.
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Ada
Perry_Beinhacker, Ft. Wayne
Burnin Up th Hardwood Leads Lincoln Cats Past Spiceland 31 23
Lincoln Wampus Cats defeat Spiceland Yellow Jackets 31 to 23 at Henry County gym. Gauker brothers Mckee and Butler lead scoring as Cats build from a 4 0 start to a 22 16 edge by three quarters. Charlie Butler clinches win with two key plays late. Spiceland’s Brown tops their scoring. Dorsett marks seventh win in eight.
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Lincoln High School
Wampus Cats
Spiceland Yellow Jackets
Henry County
Spiceland
Cambridge City
Cats
Gauker Brothers
Schooiermen
Jackets
Gaukers
Mckee
Butler
Nets
Charlie Butler
Dorsett
Jurney Gauker
Marsh Gauker
Brown
Spiceland Netters
Wayne County Tourney Kicks Off At Centerville Friday Night
Wayne County basketball opens its seventh annual tournament at Centerville gym with 11 teams. First round features Hagerstown vs Fountain City and Centerville vs Cambridge City, followed by more matchups through Saturday and finals. Centerville defends title. Wampus Cats seek upset to claim county crown amid strong contenders Milton Economy Boston Greensfork Whitewater and others.
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Wayne County
Centerville
Tite
Wampus Cats
Hagerstown
Fountain City
Cambridge City
Milton
Economy
Greensfork
Whitewater
Boston
Lincoln
Lincoln School
County Church League Basketball Schedule Revised for Remainder
The Western Division schedule for the County Church League has been revised. The next five weeks include multiple games weekly across Cambridge City, Economy, Dublin, St Elizabeths, Pershing, and Jacksonburg with many matchups between Cambridge City Christians, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Evangelicals, M E churches, and other local teams.
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County Church League
Mil to Jefferis wed and local fire calls reported
The Marriage of Miss Mary Mills to William Jefferis is announced. The fire department was called to the homes of Jacob Chrisman and William Jefferis to extinguish roof blazes with little damage. Rebecca DeLong to Byron Petty wed last August 4. Petty is a Moraine Box Co. employee and Miami Jacobs graduate. The Loyal Methodist Women host a penny supper at the church basement Friday. Local social notes include visits and club meetings with reports from the Standard Bearers Society and Cary Club.
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Mary Mills
William Jefferis
Jacob Chrisman
Albert DeLong
Union City
Rebecca
Byron Petty
Milton High School
Miami-Jacobs Business College
Dayton
Moraine Box Co
Leone McCullum
Hazel Myers
Charles Schenkle
Alice
Cedar Grove
Connersville
Standard Bearers Society
The
E. Church
Miss Wise
Lillian Hylton
Gertie Manlove
Hoshour
Cary Club
Anna Broaddus
Lula Beeson
Neva Doddridge
World News
Gertrude Denny
Mary Grigsby
Pitt College
Local Methodist Choir Plans Vesper Concert in Liberty
The Methodist church choir of this city directed by Mrs. Lillian Evans Adams will sing at 4 30 Sunday afternoon Jan 27 in Liberty Indiana. The program includes Mozart Gounod Hayden Handel Debussy and traditional pieces with Mrs Hugh Foss at the organ. A charity card party by Piscota Xi sorority is scheduled for Feb 20.
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Methodist Church
Lillian Evans Adams
Methodist Curch
Liberty
Indiana
DuBois
Bortvnansky
Mozart
Dickinson
Hayden
Delibes
Franck
Hallelujah
Handel
Marche Pontificale”de la Tombelle
Hugh Foss
Ladies For a Night staged by local American Legion post
The Lawrence H. Bertsch post of the American Legion sponsors the comedy Ladies For a Night at Lincoln Auditorium on February 5 and 6. The Dolan-Aldridge Co. presents it through the post which shares most receipts. The cast numbers forty or more male roles and the play is described as highly entertaining and a real hit by audiences in other towns.
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Lawrence H. Bertsch
The
American Legion
Lincoln Auditorium
Dolan-Aldridge Co
Post
Local Bridge Party Honors Several Hostess Guests
Mrs. F C Brumleve Mrs Paul Hill Mrs Wayne Woodward and Mrs Russell Chapman received honor scores at a bridge party hosted by Mrs John Kinsinger at her Pershing home last Friday afternoon. Other guests included Mesdames Mc Kinley Leapley Charles Lowry Norman Clodfelter Earl Clevenger John McKee Floyd Hines James Butler Walter Mortiboy. Fred Storch left Wednesday morning to spend several weeks in Georgia and other southern states.
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Russell Chapman
Bridge
East Main Street
Ross Hutchinson
Charles Lowry
James Bozoarth
Walter Mortiboy
McKinley Leapley
Wayne ‘Woodward
Earl Clevenger
John Kinsinger
F. C. Brumleve
Paul Hill
Wayne Woodward
Pershing
Mesdames McKinley Leapley
Norman Clodfelter
John McKee
Floyd Hines
James Butler
Fred Storch
Georgia
Huddleston Mortuary Opens in Connersville
Virgil V Huddleston of Cambridge City opens Huddleston Mortuary at 408 Central Avenue Connersville. A graduate of the Indiana College of Embalming, he has been with Flanner and Buchanan morticians in Indianapolis and will hold a formal opening soon inviting public inspection.
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Virgil
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Piscota Xi Sorority
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American Legion Post
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