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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

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Indiana Tax Burden Debates Mark Tax Policy Docket

In week two of the Indiana General Assembly 153 bills were introduced with 94 in the house and 59 in the senate. Tax related measures dominate with 23 aimed at property tax relief 26 to raise property taxes and 11 administrative bills whose impact is doubtful. The bulletin notes 293 bills introduced in total since the session began 106 concern taxation. The Indiana Taxpayers Association warns against compromise tax measures urging close scrutiny and opposition to tax increases. The Social Service Bureau appeals for household furnishings bed pillows and linoleum while stressing ongoing need for aid to vulnerable children.

Indiana General Assembly House Senate Indiana Taxpayers Association General Assembly Social Service Bureau

Country Minister in Jacksonburg Drama Opens Tonight

The Christian Church in Jacksonburg hosts a five act comedy drama The Country Minister by the Dramatic Club of the United Brethren church of Sugar Grove. Cast includes Walter Cain Helen Bernleigh Nina Bane Gregory Heath Harold Bane Jud Pardoe Mary Bane and others in a village setting.

Christian Church Jacksonburg Dramatic Club United Brethern Church of Sugar Grove Walter Cain Helen Bernleigh Nina Bane Gregory Heath Harold Bane Jud Pardoe Stewart Bane Roxy Mary Bane Jerushy Jane Judkins Avis Gilmer Timothy Hodd Newt Gilmer Deacon Potter Clifford Winter Granny Grines Elsie Oler Tom Sparrow John Chas Gilmer Henry Carl Wilson

Local Cam bridge City Social Roundup Features Guests

Germantown residents and friends trigger a busy weekend with visits to Cambridge City. Notables include Archie Wills and family hosting the Wills elders, J H Ayres visiting Nellie Compton, Vera Weber visiting Fern Ashbaugh, and multiple gatherings at the Heiser and Bartlett households.

Golden Jubilee of Christian Endeavor Spanned at Local Churches

Reverend John Butler hosts a meeting at River Friends church near Hagerstown. The United Brotherin church dedicates its entire evening service to the Christian Endeavor on Sunday for its fiftieth birthday. Max Gorvie, African native and planned traveler back to Africa, will deliver a keynote lecture, with another talk scheduled at Sugar Grove church Sunday morning. Public invitation extended.

John Butler River Friends Church Hagerstown McNutt Greenwood United Brothern Church Christian Endeavor Max Gorvie Wilds Africa Gorvie Sugar Grove

Pershing Bank Names Officers

Pershing Indiana January 26 The Jackson Township Bank here elected R E L Hartman as president A E Ehle as vice president R R Beckett as cashier Park Sourbeer as assistant cashier and directors Mrs Mabel Faucett Henry Bertsch and Mrs Elizabeth Heck The regular stock dividend of 6 percent was allowed.

Pershing Bank Pershing Ind Jackson Township Bank R. E .L. Hartman A. E. Ehle R. R. Beckett Park Sourbeer Mabel Faucett Henry Bertsch Elizabeth Heck

Kiwanis Luncheon Audience Hears Lt Governor Feegers Speak

Luther M. Feegers of Richmond and lieutenant governor of the sixth division spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon. His talk highlighted the spirit of Kiwanis. A directors meeting followed to discuss club affairs with Feegers. Feegers is with the Richmond Palladium Item.

Luther M. Feegers Richmond Kiwanis Feegers Mr. Feegers Richmond Palladium

Elisha Pritchard Surprises Family on 92nd Birthday

Elisha Pritchard enjoyed a large turnout of callers and cards on his ninety second birthday last Sunday. He was thrilled by the outpouring of good will and now looks forward to January 25, 1932.

Elisha Pritchard Mr. Pritchard

Higgins Family Visit Highlights Indiana Trip

Misses Miriam and Ruth Higgins with Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of Bentonville spent Saturday in Indianapolis with their father Roy Higgins. Higgins is recovering slowly from injuries after a fall from a tank at the pipeline station west of Dublin.

Miriam Ruth Higgins Walter Smith Bentonville Indianapolis Roy Higgins Mr. Higgins Dublin

Community Notes From Bentonville and Nearby

Bentonville social round includes visits by the Carvers Hubbells and the Petersens. Farm Bureau meeting attendance noted in Cennisville and Connersville with Posey Township participants listed. Bentonville basketball 24 19 win at New Lisbon and plans for next Farm Bureau and Parent-Teachers meetings. church services held Sunday with talks by local speakers.

C. H. Carver John Hubbell Lowell Cloud Johnson Farm Charles Freeman Farm Bureau Cennisville Chester Hackleman Purdue Harrisburg Harry Peterson George Sherwood Grant Heck Gus Wolf Margaret Toms Ruby Kemmer Erma Smullen Cora Klein Oldenberg Paul Ferris Oliver Wallace Barbara Ferris Indianapolis Herman DuGramat Glenn Cole Bentonville New Lisbon Lewisville Fayette County Farm Bureau Connersville Posey Township Posey Township Were Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur Toms Ralph Elwell Thomas Merrill Oliver Manlove Charles Jorge Lewis Rayle Horace Cole Fred Hackleman Byron Biddinger Monroe Starr Dunkin Miss Myers Freeman Parent-Teachers and Farm Bureau Horriebats Bune

W R C Plans Bean Supper At Central Hotel Meeting

The W R C held a regular meeting in the Kiwanis room of the Central hotel. The next meeting is set for February 13 with plans for the annual bean supper on February 20. Members urged to send cards to Comrade Elisha Pritchard, 92, who had his birthday Sunday. Comrade Overhiser of Bentonville notes a G A R post remains in Cambridge City and wishes long life for the honor. Mrs Nellie Compton gave a reading on McKinley whose birthday is January 29.

Central Hotel Las Elisha Pritchard Overhiser Bentonville Cambridge City Nellie Compton McKinley

Dairy Night School Opens Tonight At Lincoln High

The vocational agricultural department of Lincoln High announces a free dairy night school for local farmers. The first meeting is this Thursday evening, April 29, at Lincoln High School building. Topics promise practical guidance for milking cows, with a wide turnout encouraged.

Lincoln High School Vocational Agricultural Department of Lincoln High School Ac Ae

Mrs Roy Copeland Hosts Friday Bridge Club

Mrs Roy Copeland entertained the Friday Bridge club with Mrs J J L Harmeier as guest who received high score. Sunday guests included Dr J E Wright Miss Gertrude Routh and Mr Mrs Roy Copeland in Indianapolis. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Elmer Fryman and daughter Frances with Mr and Mrs Sam Gerber Mrs Lottie Copeland Miss Ruth Harmeier and Miss Elean or Hughes.

Roy Copeland J. J. L. Harmeier J. E. Wright Gertrude Routh Indianapolis Elmer Fryman Frances Sam Gerber Lottie Copeland Ruth Harmeier Eleanor Hughes

Granddaughter visit to Cincinnati with three women

Mrs. Julia Kelsey spends two weeks in Cincinnati living with her granddaughters Mrs. Wm. Will and Mrs. W. L. Bacon. She will stay with them during the visit.

Julia Kelsey Wm. Will W. L. Bacon Cincinnati

Shirley Martin Visits Lenox Family Over Sunday

Mr and Mrs Shirley Martin of Lenox Illinois spent over Sunday with her mother Mrs Geo Morton and family.

Shirley Martin Lenox, Ill Geo. Morton

Mrs Catherine Jamieson Featured In City Social Attracts Guests

Mrs Catherine Jamieson of Indianapolis hosts a social gathering with Mr and Mrs Ross Cramer and Frank Conley attending over several days.

Catherine Jamieson Indianapolis Ross Cramer Frank Conley

Chicago Women Visit Shirkey Family Nearby Richmond

Mrs John Wilson and Mrs Her bert Fisher of Chicago visit their mother Mrs Florence Shirkey. They plan to spend a day with Mr and Mrs Loren Helmsing near Richmond with Mrs Shirkey and Mrs R A Wharton.

John Wilson Herbert Fisher Chicago Florence Shirkey Shirkey R. A. Wharton Loren Helmsing Richmond

Sturgis Family Weekend Visit in Franklin Ohio

Will Sturgis and his son Robert spent the weekend with Mrs. Sturgis in Franklin Ohio where she is staying for several weeks with her father.

Will Sturgis Robert Mrs. Sturgis Franklin Ohio

Mrs George Morton Visiting Relatives in Shelbyville

Mrs George Morton is spending this week with relatives in Shelbyville as a family visit.

George Morton Shelbyville

Richmond Couple Visits Williams Family This Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Russell and family of Richmond spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams.

Claude Russell Richmond A. Williams

Newcastle visit highlights local social notes

Miss Mildred Henley of Newcastle spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Lee DeHays. Miss Louise Caldwell underwent an operation for appendicitis, Tuesday morning at the hospital in Conn ersville.

Mildred Henley Newcastle Mrs. Lee DeHays Louise Caldwell Connersville

Richmond and Chicago visitors attend Indiana funeral

Mrs. Frank Metzger of Richmond and Miss Halle Toms of Chicago visited last week with their mother Mrs. Della Toms and attended the funeral of Mrs. Chas. Jones of Indianapolis, sister of their father the late John Toms. Olin Scott and family of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allison.

Frank Metzger Richmond Halle Toms Chicago Della Toms Chas. Jones Indianapolis John Toms Olin Scott Frank Allison

Family visits span week in Cincinnati and Connellsville

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelsey spent over the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bacon in Cincinnati Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wharton hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Eaton and daughter of Connellsville and Mrs. Fred Davis, daughters and mother of Newcastle.

Albert Kelsey W. L. Bacon Cincinnati Ohio R. A. Wharton Virgil Eaton Connersville Fred Davis Newcastle

Dublin Hearing Today on Dublin Station Status Change

This morning at 10 o clock a hearing on the Pennsylvania Railroad petition to change Dublin station from an agency to a non agency station will be held before an Indiana Public Service Commission member in Cambridge City town hall. Public participation is invited.

Dublin Pennsylvania Railroad Indiana Public Service Commission Cambridge City

Forty B Y P U members attend East Central district meet

About forty members of the local B Y P U attended the quarterly East Central district gathering held Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church in Connersville.

B.Y.P.U East Central District Connersville First Baptist Church

Dodson Family Visiting Barefoot in Cowan

Mr and Mrs John C Dodson and their daughter Barbara visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elam Barefoot in Cowan.

John C. Dodson Barbara Elam Barefoot Cowan

Helen Hunt Club Wins State Best Year Book Prize

The Helen Hunt club received fifteen dollars from the Indianapolis Star for the best club program of the year at a Monday meeting led by Mrs. J W Young. Miss Elizabeth Paul spoke on The Economic Significance of the Northward Migration of the Negro, noting economic motives and benefits for racers. Alvin Bertsch discussed The Present Status of the Negro in Industry and unions, plus mentions of Russian efforts to sway Black workers toward communism. A general discussion followed.

Helen Hunt Club J .W. Young Indianapolis Star Elizabeth Paul Alvin Bertsch

Local Pastor Candidate to Preach at Lutheran Church

Rev. Harry H. Heinzman of Cullman Alabama and his wife visit Pershing Lyonsville parish seeking the pastorate. He will preach next Sunday at 10 30 a m at the Pershing Lutheran church as part of the tour.

Pershing Ind Harry H. Heinzman Cullman Alabama Lutheran Church Heinzman Divinity School Springfield Ohio Pershing and Lyonsville

Lincoln High to hold chapel exercises by J C Smith

Chapel exercises at Lincoln High School will be led tomorrow morning by J C Smith.

Lincoln High School J. C. Smith

Linking Town and Country to Build a Greater Cambridge City

A call to expand the city influence beyond limits by forging six cylinders of growth. It urges business ties, better transport and communication, schools, culture, churches, and sociability to double growth and deepen community relations in Cambridge City.

Progress Cambridge City

Social Notes Highlight Local Entertaining and Visits

Mrs. Harry Bond will entertain with bridge Saturday evening joined by Mrs. Frank H Ohmit Mrs. Chas Ferguson Mrs. Frank W. Marson Mrs. Mae Pelton Mrs. Mae Boden Miss Alice Bradbury and Miss Rose Greisinger. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Phillips visited with their parents in Glenwood and Orange over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Champe of Muncie were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petty on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H G Owens were Sunday guests of Mrs. Martha Watts and daughter in Winchester.

Archie Wills Cambridge City Henry Wills J .H. Ayres Nellie Compton Vera Weber Richmond Fern Ashbaugh W. M. Sprong Marcella Elwood Otillia Heiser Harvey Kinsinger Euchre R. R. Beckett Park Sourbeer Ruth Lowry J. O. Biswell Ruth Sourbeer Pearl Hiday Charlotte Rodenberg J. A. Bartlett Lewisville Frank Doll Indianapolis Arlie Doll Milton Harry Doll Clifton McLane H. T. Kepler John Jester Donicker Dublin Jack Bishop Frank Duff Frank, Jr Lafayette Lee Hartman Harry Bond Bridge Frank H. Ohmit Chas. Ferguson Frank W. Marson Mae Pelton Mae Boden Alice Bradbury Rose Greisinger Mrs. Coleman Phillips Glenwood Orange Fred Champe Muncie Earl Petty H. G. Owens Martha Watts Winchester Clinton Bertsch Albert Simpkins E .P. Jones Ruth Circle of the Christian Church Russell Sarver Ames Johnson Milton I. O. O. F. Hall Red Cross A. J. Newman Lloyd Parkins Howard Werren Ralph Hutchens Charles Rusk George Sharp Henry Sharp Jacksonburg Tine Caldwell Connersville Harry Caldwell Lafe Myers Earl Crawford Embroidery Club Lloyd Heller John Posey Jones Earl Clingman Forrest van Pelt Floyd Hines Greenfield Emma Ward Ed. Wilson Russell Wilson Barbara Ward Josie Florea Boswell Kansas City Doctor Boswell Boswell Albert Florea Sarver Kansas Earlham College M. E. Hoosier Hustlers Homer DuGramat Manus Boyer Gilliland Will Hunt Albert Ferris Bremen Ind Farmers Institute Purdue Feparsnee Bentonville Institute Alvin Lowry Florida Lowry Candace Kimmel Clayton Kimmel Straughn William Huddleston Reid Memorial Hospital Clifford Bradey Colleen J. C. Kellum Jones Earlham Chum Tommy Evans Bride Evans Cuba Frank Fread Charles Fread Clinton Fread Walterewman P. Jones F. M. Jones Ernest Jones Nancy Marion

Mrs Mabel Martin Heads Back to Chicago This Week

Mrs. Mabel Martin, after visiting sister Mrs Frank Allison, is returning to Chicago this week.

Mabel Martin Frank Allison Chicago

Sweeney Notes First Real AA of Spring

Will Sweeney comments on the first real AA of spring during a Tuesday session. The remarks reference a role and a question about a word while noting the ongoing realignments in the schedule.

Will Sweeney

Lincoln Wampus Cats Fall to Centerville Bulldogs in Tourney

In the Centerville tournament feature, Centerville topped Lincoln 19 11 as the Bulldogs delivered their best performance of the season. Ammerman scored Lincoln's lone field goal after 28 minutes. Lincoln reserves were led by McInerney in a 20 13 setback to Morton Imps in the prelims. Tomorrow the Cats travel to Hagerstown for a rematch with Cainmen.

Morton Hagerstown Liberty College Corner Franklin Connersville Centerville Lincoln Boston Economy Milton Greensfork Williamsburg Whitewater Lincoln Wampus Cats Centerville Bulldogs Bull Dogs Wampus Cats Vickersmen Ammerman Red Blue Warnermen Wampus Kittens Morton Imps McInerney Cainmen Tigers

Second Teams Basketball Tourney at Lincoln Gym

The Cambridge City Second Team Invitational Tournament will be at Lincoln gym this Saturday with eight teams Milton Straughn Hagerstown Centerville Greensfork Williamsburg Fountain City and Cambridge City. Play schedules begin 8 am with Hagerstown vs Fountain City and conclude with an 8 pm final.

Lincoln Gym Cambridge City Milton Straughn Hagerstown Centerville Greensfork Williamsburg Fountain City

Music club meeting at Miss Rose Greisinger home

The B and M Music club met at the home of Miss Rose Greisinger Tuesday evening for their gathering.

Rose Greisinger

Haight Family Guests in Indianapolis Visit

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Haight and family spent Sunday in Indianapolis as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wood and their son Jack.

G. E. Haight Indianapolis Jon Wood Jack

Red Cross Seeks Ten Million Dollar Drought Relief Fund

The American Red Cross issued a nationwide appeal for drought relief totaling ten million dollars with Wayne county allotted six thousand. Citizens are urged to donate through banks, Red Cross headquarters, or newspapers, with all gifts publicized as received. Mrs. W. F. Johnson chairs the Wayne County Chapter in Cambridge City.

American Red Cross Wayne County Red Cross W. F. Johnson The Cambridge City

Milton Socials and Notices Across Community

Milton residents host dinners and circle meetings while planning a Red Cross benefit at the I O O F hall. Local families attend gatherings, travel, and care for ill relatives, with reports of moves, illnesses, and church events shaping a busy weekly social calendar.

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