Wampus Cats Meet Hagerstown Tigers in Centerville Tourney
The Lincoln Wampus Cats face the Hagerstown Tigers in the tourney opener at Centerville this evening at 6 30. Milton Sharp shooters meet Williamsburg next, Cen terville and Whitewater play at 8 30.
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Wampus Cats
Hagerstown Tigers
Centerville
Lincoln Wampus Cats
Milton Sharpshooters
Tigers
Williamsburg
Whitewater
Boston
Economy
Fountain City
Greensfork
Webster
Lincoln-Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Milton
Pendleton
German-Town notes record church growth and social visits
Henry Bersch relapsed last week. Greensfork couple Mr. and Mrs. Rodenberg visited Christina Dryer. Loyal Lutheran class held a cooperative luncheon and meeting hosted by Miss Mary Sharpe near Jacksonburg. Winchester visitors Mr. and Mrs. Woods with the Whirleys. Ella Ashbaugh and daughter Marjorie with Kirk Bogue west of Dublin. Twenty-one new members joined Lutheran church last Sunday ahead of future rites. Richmond Eastern Star banquet honored Grand Officers. Robert Rush visiting Hagerstown with Harry Rush. Mrs. Frank Repp of Cambridge City with sister Mrs. D W Kocher. Ladies Bible class election of officers Sunday replaces February meeting at Evangelical church.
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Henry Bersch
Harry Rodenberg
Greensfork
Christina Dryer
Mary Sharpe
Jacksonburg
Harry Woods
Winchester
Richard Whirley
Ella Ashbaugh
Marjorie
Kirk Bogue
Dublin
Will. Martin
Richmond Eastern Star
Robert Rush
Hagerstown
Harry Rush
Frank Repp
Cambridge City
D. W. Kocher
Ladies Bible Class
The
Evangelical Church
Courtesy Driving: Right of Way Prevents Accidents
The piece urges drivers to yield at intersections and entrances, arguing that courtesy and ordinary manners in driving prevent most accidents. It notes delaying a few seconds to let others pass is safer than asserting the right of way.
Production Shows Seasonable Uturn By Babson
Roger W. Babson, in Babson Park Florida, says business is turning around faster than expected with Christmas gaps closing. Retail demand, industry activity, and commodity markets show improvement. textiles lag but mill operations rise. shoes cut prices boosting demand. food sales stabilize with easing prices. paper demand inches up as mills run longer and orders pick up in recent weeks.
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Babson Park
Fla
Chicago
Heavy Industries Slump Yet Partial Recovery Across Sectors
The report notes steel and durable goods bear the brunt with capacity at 30 percent this week, down from 80 percent a year ago, while motor assemblies and car sales show earlier strength fading. Building and nonresidential activity offset declines, with machine tool orders 45 percent below last year and power consumption drifting downward despite a seasonal uptick.
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Lumber
Russia
Free Evening Class in Home Economics Starts Tonight
Lincoln high school through the Division of Vocational Education offers a free adult evening Home Economics course for girls over sixteen and women in the community. Ten lessons meet two hours each, with options in clothing, food, and home arts, taught by Miss Helen Allen. Enrollment requires twelve participants. organizing meeting is this Thursday at 7 p.m. in the home economics room.
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Lincoln High School
Helen Allen
When Science Cleans Air Everybody Saves
Washington based report from SPS notes the Public Health Service estimates yearly savings per person between 310 and 30 dollars if air cleaning methods like home and building air conditioning are widely adopted. It cites findings of up to 100 tons of dirt per cubic mile in some cities.
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Washington
What Is the supreme law of the land according to Berns
Max Berns argues that the Constitution and federal laws are the supreme law and that the Supreme Court must strike down any conflicting legislation. He cites Article VI and Article III, the 1789 Judiciary Act, and calls judicial review essential, not usurpation. Copyright 1837.
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United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Law
Constitutional Convention
Max Berns
Cambridge lumbermen attend two week school in Memphis
Russell Miner and James Shafe of the Cambridge Lumber Company are attending a two week lumbermen’s school of instruction in Memphis Tennessee to improve forestry and milling practices.
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Russell Miner
James Shafe
The
Cambridge Lumber Co
Lumbermen’s School of Instruction
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs Clarence Ingermann Visits Relatives In Connersville And Dublin
Mrs Clarence Ingermann of Connersville spent Wednesday with relatives and friends here and at Dublin.
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Clarence Ingermann
Connersville
Dublin
Eastern Star attendees listed for Richmond chapter meeting
Among the members of the Eastern Star to attend the meeting of the Richmond chapter in that city Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foss Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Phillips Mrs. Russell Kinsinger Mrs. Orie Graver Mrs. Lee Monger Mrs. Ivan Graver Mrs. Russell Miner Mrs. Sanford Jacobs Mrs. Harry Ginn Mrs. Will Martin Mrs. Wm LeHunt and Mrs. Harry Stannah.
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Eastern Star
Richmond
City
Hugh Foss
Coleman Phillips
Russell Kinsinger
Orie Graver
Lee Monger
Ivan Graver
Russel Miner
Sanford Jacobs
Harry Ginn
Will Martin
Wm. LeHunt
Harry Stannah
Custer Couple Injured in Intersection Motorcycle Crash
Mr and Mrs Harvey Custer of Centerville were badly injured when their motorcycle was struck by a car at Road 40 and West Hagerstown road. The bike burned. Mr Custer sprained wrist Mrs Custer broke nose. They were en route to Anderson to visit relatives and were taken to his parents home south of Dublin.
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Harvey Custer
Centerville
Road 40
West Hagerstown
A National Objective By Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman outlines a shared goal for government and business to speed production and raise employment. He argues that when wages drive spending on food clothing homes and recreation, demand and jobs rise. when production is discouraged demand and employment lag. He emphasizes a team approach over relief programs to revive prosperity.
Family Night at Church in Dublin Ind
Dublin Indiana hosts its annual Church Family Night on Thursday January 27 with a cooperative supper at 6 30 followed by year end reports and committee objectives for the new year. Inez Money chairs the Bible school committee inviting all members and friends.
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Church Dublin
Ind
Dublin
Bible School Committee
Inez Money
Guyatt to Lead Open Forum in Richmond Discussion
Rev. F. C. Guyatt of the Dublin Friends church will lead a forum on Leadership In a World of Confusion at the Townsend Community Center Richmond on Sunday January 30 at 4 o clock The forums are held at 400 North Eighth Street Richmond with topics for community dialogue.
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Guyatt
Open Forum
Dublin
Ind
Townsend Community Center
Richmond
F. C. Guyatt
Dublin Friends Church
North Eighth Street
Miss Martha Feemster Spends Week in Indianapolis
Miss Martha Feemster spent the last of the week in Indianapolis visiting friends. She was seen enjoying local venues and meeting acquaintances during her stay.
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Martha Feemster
Indianapolis
Luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs Bertsch draws five guests
Mrs. Alvin Bertsch entertained at a luncheon bridge on Friday with guests Mrs. Voyle Martindale, Mrs. Alice Ludington, Miss Beatrice Swallow, and Mrs. Abiram Boyd.
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Alvin Bertsch
Voyle Martindale
Alice Ludington
Beatrice Swallow
Abiram Boyd
Mrs Metzger Visits Richmond Relative Over Weekend
Mrs. Frank Metzger of Richmond spent the last of the week with her mother Mrs. Della Toms, sharing time during the weekend visit.
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Frank Metzger
Richmond
Della Toms
Gentry Family Relocates Within Town on South Walnut
F. H. Gentry and his family moved this week from the Kirlin property on Church street to the Miller residence on South Walnut street, marking a local neighborhood shift.
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F. H. Gentry
Kirlin
Church Street
Miller
South Walnut Street
Rybolt Buys Elmo Huddleston Property at Admin Sale
Grover Rybolt purchases the Elmo Huddleston property on East Church Street at an administrator's sale and will move in once required repairs are finished.
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Grover Rybolt
Elmo Huddleston
East Church Street
Mrs. C. F. Jones Visits Former Neighbors in Community
Mrs. C. F. Jones of Hagerstown called on former neighbors and friends here on Monday, sharing greetings and catching up on local news.
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C. F. Jones
Hagerstown
Jones sisters and companions visit Indianapolis weekend
Misses Nila and Cora Helen Jones spent the weekend in Indianapolis with Misses Adelaide Smith and Miriam Danner.
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Nila
Cora Helen Jones
Indianapolis
Adelaide Smith
Miriam Danner
Kitterman Escapes Injury After Car Skids on Ice
Claude Kitterman escaped serious injuries Tuesday when his automobile skidded on ice on State Road 1 south of Milton and overturned in a ditch.
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Claude Kitterman
Milton
Harriett Bard to Speak at Friday Study Club Meeting
Mrs Harriett Bard of Hagerstown will be the guest speaker at the Friday Study club meeting next Friday afternoon February 4 at the home of Mrs Fred Hines. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected. Mrs John Kinsinger will serve as assistant hostess.
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Harriett Bard
Hagerstown
Fred Hines
John Kinsinger
Neighborly club to meet at Mrs Swisher’s home
The Neighborly club will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Swisher’s Main street home. The program features McCall Hints responses, a talk on Holland by Mrs Norman Waltz, and entertainment managed by Mrs. Clifford Howard.
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Frank Swisher
Main Street
McCall
Norman Waltz
Holland
Clifford Howard
Helen Hunt Club to Meet at Mrs Petro’s Home Monday
The Helen Hunt club will convene Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willard Petro. Mrs. William Woodward will discuss Interior Decorating, with the Beeson topic postponed due to Mrs. Beeson’s daughter illness and to be given by another member.
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Helen Hunt Club
Willard Petro
William Woodward
Ed. Beeson
Industrial Worker Sows Soy Beans For Industry
The farmer shown cultivates a field of soybeans which will enter factory processes to become paint varnish soap linoleum and related consumer products. The image highlights the growing role of farmers as producers in the industrial economy.
American Legion Slum Supper Planned for Monday Evening
The Lawrence H. Bertsch post of the American Legion completed plans for its third annual Slum Supper at the Legion hall next Monday at 6 30 p m. The event will honor business and professional men from Cambridge City Milton Pershing and Dublin with a guest speaker and a menu mirroring veterans wartime meals. The supper is free to attendees and aims to entertain and feed well.
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Lawrence H. Bertsch
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
Cambridge City
Milton
Pershing
Dublin
Eastern Star event and local visits mark Dublin social scene
Mrs Harry Ginn attended the Eastern Star banquet in Richmond honoring grand officers. Several local couples including the Vanderbecks and Lamersons visited Cambridge City and New Castle while others returned from trips to Ohio, Arizona, and Indianapolis. Major surgery at Reid Hospital affected Mrs Manlove. leadership and social ties highlighted in Dublin gatherings.
The Low Down Hickory Grove Reflects on Savings and Railroads
Je Serra writes about watching neighbors and political tricks over money and trust. He notes savings banks life insurance and railroads as essential, contrasts modern travel with the past, and recalls his grandfather going west with a musket offering three cheers.
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Cincinnati
Salt Lake
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