Local Legion to Handle Bonus Payment Applications
The Lawrence H. Bertsch post and other American Legion units coordinate processing of veterans bonus applications. Bruce L. Peters will accept forms after today, with discharge papers and certificate details. No red tape, free service, bonds issued in fifty dollar denominations, due June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Bertsch
American Legion
Legion
Bruce L. Peters
U. S. Senate
Roosevelt
Ger mantown social notes include bridge party and visits
Mrs John Kinsinger attended a bridge party at Mrs Durwood Moores Cambridge City home. Mr and Mrs Harvey Bertsch return from Florida. Ida Bertsch of New Castle visited her father Henry Bertsch. Ida Jamieson spends winter with daughter Mrs Fred Hines in Cambridge City. John Kirkman and wife from Anderson visited relatives. Ladies Aid met at Mrs G F Gipe home. John Hunt and daughter Virginia visited Grace Hunt. Kinsingers attend 500 club party at Clevengers in Cambridge City. Gertrude Rush and daughter Elizabeth plus Priscilla Ann Rush spent Sunday in Hagerstown. Funeral services were held there for Austin Holmes of Dayton who died after freezing while returning from work. he was father to Marie Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinsinger
Durwood Moore
Cambridge City
Harvey Bertsch
Florida
Ida Bertsch
New Castle
Henry Bertsch
Ida Jamieson
Fred Hines
John Kirkman
Anderson
Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church
G. F. Gipe
John Hunt
Virginia
Grace Hunt
Earl Clevenger
Gertrude Rush
Elizabeth
Priscilla Ann Rush
Hagerstown
Harry Rush
Frank Kocher
Carrie Lamb
Wilma Prather
Alberta Hutchins
Marjorie Prather
Austin Holmes
Dayton
Marie Holmes
Kocher
Jacksonburg Area Notices and Social Gatherings
Local residents list Sunday dinners and visits among families from New Castle New Lisbon Dublin Hagerstown Millville Crown Point Elwood Dayton Noblesville Tipton Richmond and Dublin. Church services Feb 2 Rev A L Stamper. Ladies Aid meets Feb 6 with Mrs Basil Bright. Travel and illness updates accompany regional social notes and an injury incident from Willie Bertram near New Castle.
Presbyterian Church Plans Dedication of Remodeled Building
The Presbyterian Church will hold dedication services this Sunday for its newly remodeled and equipped building. The day includes Special Rally Day Sunday School, Morning Worship with Rev. J. C. Smith sermon, Noon dinner in the basement, and dedication at 9 30 AM 10 45 AM and 12 PM then 2 PM services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Howells seeks Republican renomination for Wayne treasurer
Richmond financier Frank D. Howells, current Wayne county treasurer, announced to the Tribune this week his plan to seek re-election on the Republican ticket subject to the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Howells
Richmond
Wayne County
The
Tribune
Purdue to use black and gold on 1937 license plates
Frank Finney, motor vehicle license commissioner, announced Purdue will feature black plates with gold letters and numerals for 1937. The 1936 plates used cream and crimson for Indiana University colors.
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Purdue University
Frank Finney
Indiana University
Community birthday note for Rodger Kennedy
Rodger Kennedy of New Castle will be nine on September 4 and thanks are extended to Mr and Mrs Glen Beeson for hosting the celebration at their home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger Kennedy
New Castle
Glen Beeson
Psi Phi sorority plans meeting at Mrs Hines home
The Psi Phi Xi chapter schedules a meeting for next Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Hines. Advisors Miss Helen Allen and Miss Margaret Conner will guide the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Fota Xi
Fred Hines
Helen Allen
Margaret Conner
Family travels for son's critical surgery in Milwaukee
Mrs. Sarah Tague and her daughter Mrs. Karlton Robert of Piehrnd were summoned to Milwaukee Wisconsin on Saturday as Merlin W, son and brother, faced major appendicitis surgery. He was reported to be suffering from peritonitis developing in the hospital.
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Sarah Tague
Karlton Robert of
Piehrnd
Milwaukee
Wisc
Merlin W
Moore couple to visit Thursday Evening 500 Club
Mr and Mrs Durwood Moore will be guests of the Thursday Evening 500 Club this Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Clevenger.
Mrs L B Brown Return From Illness Visit
Mrs L B Brown will return home the last of the week from Decatur Illinois where she spent the past three weeks due to the illness and death of her mother Mrs Julia Dichtman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Brown
Decatur
Ill
Julia Dichtman
Purdue and Indiana players return to school after mid-semester break
Paul Stratton Fred Conklin Kenneth Caldwell of Purdue David Wilson Wilbur Harrison of Indiana University returned to campus Tuesday following a mid semester reading period last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stratton
Fred Conklin
Kenneth Caldwell
Purdue
David Wilson
Wilbur Harrison
Indiana University
Sheriff Candidate Leans Republican Nomination in May
Leonard S. Lee, a Dalton Township resident and seven year salesman for the H. C. Whitmer Co., announces his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff in the upcoming May primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard S. Lee
H. C. Whitmer Co
Dalton Township
Womans Relief Corps Holds Meeting In Red Men’s Hall
Womans Relief Corps No 151 met Friday afternoon in Red Men’s hall with president Mrs Luella Crawford in charge. Two members from the last meeting, Mrs Blackford and Mrs Wyre, were installed as chaplain and secretary. A five dollar donation went to the milk fund for the school. An appreciative card noted a $5.7 gift to James Dale who was disabled with a broken arm. Bean supper plans for February were set, date to be announced.
Robert Miller's Week with Friends in Muncie
Robert Miller spent a week visiting friends in Muncie Indiana enjoying local sights and social time with acquaintances. He attended gatherings, shared meals, and explored friend circles during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Muncie
Mrs James Bozoarth Recovers From Illness
Mrs James Bozoarth is slowly recovering from an illness that lasted four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bozoarth
Mr and Mrs Robert Adrian Visit Indianapolis Folks
Mr and Mrs Robert Adrian of Indianapolis spent the first of the week with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Adrian
Indianapolis
Paul Roberts Moves With Family to Hagerstown
Paul Roberts and his family relocated to Hagerstown last week where he has taken a job with the Perfect Circle Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roberts
Hagerstown
The
Perfect Circle Co
Fort Wayne couple returns home after visit
Mr and Mrs Homer Roberts of Fort Wayne have come home following a two week stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Clayton Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Roberts
Fort Wayne
Mrs
Clayton Roberts
Birthday Dinner Honors Nan Lowry in Richmond
Mrs. Charles Lowry hosted a family dinner Sunday for her daughter Nan's second birthday. Attending were Mrs. James Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reynolds, Misses Jennie and Miriam Hunt of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lory, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Leapley and families, and the hostess's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lowry
Nan
James Hunt
Keith Reynolds
Jennie
Miriam Hunt
Richmond
Martin Lory
McKinley Leapley
Carpenter Resigns as Receiver for Local Bank
James W. Carpenter resigns as receiver of the First National Bank and Trust Co of the city due to heavy duties at three Kokomo banks. Harry W. DePrez of Shelbyville succeeds him as local bank receiver, bringing prior experience with a Connersville bank. Under Carpenter’s receivership 93 percent of deposits were collected with no court filings, while the bank’s equipment and building remain intact and no assets sold. Helen Huddleston stays on as bank clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Carpenter
First National Bank and Trust Co
Kokomo
Harry W. DePrez
Shelbyville
Connersville
Mr. Carpenter
Helen Huddleston
Family Dinner Party North of Town
Mr and Mrs Martin Kellam and relatives including Bobbie Kellam joined Mr and Mrs Earl Clevenger and Roy Kellam for a Sunday dinner at the Bowlan home north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kellam
Earl Clevenger
Bobbie and
Roy Kellam
William Bowlan
Postponed conservation supper moved to Feb 10
The Conservation club supper at Friends church is postponed to Monday evening February 10 at the same venue. Several local residents and visitors are noted in the community rounds including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benson returning from Kentland and Mrs. Nina Wood visiting relatives before returning to Oklahoma City.
Hudson Brothers New Students at Lincoln High
At Lincoln High School the Hudson brothers from Bentonville are the only new enrollees besides the 7 B class. Richard Hudson enters as a freshman and shows interest in handicraft and electricity and helped in the library. John Hudson is a junior with twenty three Bentonville credits and excels in mathematics and geometry. he played Bentonville’s second team and acted in the junior class play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Brothers
Bentonville
Lincoln High School
Richard Hudson
John Hudson
John
Earlham College
Lincoln
Lincoln school news staff formed by journalism class
Eight students from last semester's journalism class compose the Lincoln school news staff. The lineup includes Editor Robert Harmeier and Associate Editor Patricia Martindale with Marguerite Clark as feature editor and Betty June Jackson as department editor. The two sports editors are Betty June and Joseph Brownin taft with reporters Nolan Allen a fo ro Harold and typist Miriam Hollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School News
Robert Harmeier
Patricia Martindale
Marguerite Clark
Betty June Jackson
Betty June
Joseph Brownin
Taft
Nolan Allen
Foro Harold
Miriam Hollen
Winter's Chilly Blast Grips Town and Countryside
A deep freeze and heavy snow disrupted travel and schools last week. Government records show frigid readings with 19 below zero at night and 24 below in 1917 as a coldest benchmark. Residents aided by relatives and friends as interurban and bus services halted and students found temporary shelter in homes and hotels. Earl Clevenger suffered frostbite from a stalled car and received first aid after walking to a nearby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Winter
Harry Ginn
Gale Dunavent
James Bozoarth
Government Weather Station
Earl Clevenger
Pennville-Connersville
Carl Kaufman
Earl
Kaufman
Mrs Ingermann Visits Straughn Sister and Friends
Mrs. Clarence Ingermann of Connerville spent Wednesday with friends here and her sister Mrs. Frad Hayes at Straughn. Mrs. Hayes is slowly recovering from a severe sprained back received from a fall three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ingermann
Connersville
Frad Hayes
Straughn
Hayes
Mrs. Leisure Critically Ill. Hanagan Resident Noted Visitor
Mrs. O. C. Leisure of Hanagan is reported in critical condition. She is a well known visitor to the Ayres home, where Mrs. J. H. Ayres has received the news and asks for thoughts and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ayres
O. C. Leisure
Hanagan
Leisure
Ayres
Stonecipher and Stratton Families Featured in Event
Mr. and Mrs Russell Stonecipher and Mrs B L Stratton appear together in a social event distribution noting family ties and social standings within the local community.
Ed Jackson Spends Winter with Cousin in Town
Ed Jackson of Straughn is spending the winter with his cousin Mrs. Roy Craig and family, joining relatives for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Jackson of
Straughn
Mrs
Roy Craig
Legion and Auxiliary Sponsor National Defense Talk
Lawrence H. Bertsch post and Auxiliary announce a public address by Homer L. Chaillaux, national authority on Americanism and National Defense, at the Methodist church this Tuesday February 4 at 7 30 p m. The program includes special music and all welcome with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Bertsch Post
National Organization
Homer L. Chaillaux
Chaillaux
Miss Ruth Jones and Harrison Bachmann Visit Franklin College
Miss Ruth Jones and Harrison Bachmann of Franklin college spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bachmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
Harrison Bachmann
Franklin College
Harry Bachmann
Homer Smith and George Wheeler Return from Cleveland Convention
Homer Smith and George Wheeler have returned home after spending several days at the highway men's convention in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
George Wheeler
Cleveland
Ohio
Birth announced for Indianapolis couple's son at St Vincent
Arnold Bachmann returned to Indiana University on Tuesday after the vacation. Mr and Mrs Donald Kennedy of Indianapolis, formerly of this city, announce the birth of a son at St Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bachmann
Indiana University
Donald Kennedy
Indianapolis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New Daughter Vivian Anna Born to Tiefenthalers
A daughter named Vivian Anna arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tiefenthaler last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Anna
Walter Tiefenthaler
Woody Conner Re-Stabilized After Cincinnati Home Move
Woody Conner was moved from Cincinnati to a new home over the weekend as part of a relocation. The transfer involved local health services coordinating care and transport to ensure safe settling in the new residence.
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Woody Conner
Cincinnati
Dr Kenyon Probes Mental Hygiene At Friday Night Club
Dr C Emil Kenyon speaks on Mental Hygiene on Friday night at the Friday Night club hosted by Miss Rose Griesinger, with the event set for this Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Emil Kenyon
Rose Griesinger
Mixed Signals Hold Markets Steady Amid Uncertainty
Washington remains uncertain as munitions probes, veterans bonuses, soil conservation plans, and Supreme Court rulings influence business. The Composite Index sits 14.7 percent below normal, down 0.9 points from last week, yet retail trade revives after holidays. Stock selection shows cross currents while prices rise slightly.
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Washington
Soil Conservation Act
AAA
Supreme Court
Organizations urged to file papers for library cornerstone
Jackson and Washington townships groups must prepare papers and hand them to the librarian to avoid delays when the cornerstone is laid. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bertsch expect to return home this week from a ten day Florida trip.
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Jackson
Washington Townships
Local Socials Report Busy Week In Centerville Area
MiLiON ifkEMs Rev. L. N. Abel and son Billy Myron Laniz Alma Airey Ruth Iiine and Lois Lennett attended an tKpworth League rally at Brownsville Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alva Hicks were recent weekend suet. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murley near Liberty. Herman Fox of Con terville called on his mother Mrs. Anna S Broaddus who has been seriously ill. Several from here attended the Centerville basketball tourney last Friday and Saturday. The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will hold an all day quilting at Miss Mabel Dennis. A sack lunch at noon. Deborah DuGramat improving. Martha Doddridge planned a surprise party for Mrs. E. P. Jones for birthday. Games and refreshments. H. B. Russell entertained Hazel Myers and Virginia at a waffle supper. Minerva Hale cared for Mrs. Broaddus. The Caldwells entertained guests for Oliver Wallace before a trip to California. A dinner and pedro were enjoyed. Guests included many local families. Mrs. Howard D. Kirlin received a miscellaneous shower at the Christian church parsonage. Oma Paulin played accordion. Mrs. Rae Williams read a Matrimony sketch. Guests served tea and snacks. The pink and green bride colors adorned the table. Mrs. Kirlin showered with gifts. Attendees listed include numerous Kirlin and Wissler family members and friends from Cambridge City, Richmond and Connersville. Several invited could not attend.
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L. N. Abel
Billy
Myron Laniz
Alma Airey
Ruth Iiine
Lois Lennett
Brownsville
Alva Hicks
Robert Murley
Liberty
Herman Fox
Conterville
Anna S Broaddus
Wizard Barnes
Deversl
Centerville
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Mabel Dennis
Deborah DuGramat
Martha Doddridge
E. P. Jones
May Coyne
Martha Caldwell
Anna Wallace
Earl Crawford
Tiny Ohmit
Oliver Wallace
F. M. Jones
Ek. P. Jones
Doddridge
H. B. Russell
Hazel Myers
Virginia
Minerva Hale
Annabroaddus
Carl Caldwell
California
Pedro
Paul Caldwell
Frank Florea
Lee Florea
Harry Caldwell
Harper Lindsay
John P. Jones
K. P. Jones
Paul Ferris
Rex Murray
Rollie Grigsby
Charles Kniese
Martha Caldell
Howard D. Kirlin
Christian Church Parsonage
Anna McCormick
Elma Ferris
Edna Crawford
Helen Wissler
Elsie Caldwell
Marcia Slonaker
Rae Williams
Oma Paulin
Cambridge City
Charles Kirlin
Willard Wissler
Linville Wissler
Marvin Wissler
Richmond
Arlis Richards
Connersville
Hazel Kirlin
Loeba
Wm. Huddleston
Benton Wagner
Alma Wagner
Charles Albertson
Olin Davis
Wm. McClure
R. W. Warren
E. C. Denny
Ralph Hutchens
Ernest Doty
Frances Crownover
Earl Clingman
Cora Wise
Wilma Slonaker
Emma Sorber
Aurel and
Esther
Janet Kirlin
C. V. Pitman
John DuGramat
Mary Alice
Deborah
Lyman Webb
Justus Alford
Perry Sorber
Charles Davis
Lucille Murley
Viola White
C. A. Erisman
Mildred
Floyd Hines
Esther Theobald
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Frank Davis
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Millville
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Crown Point
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Harriett Lindley
Elwood
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Harold Young
Willie Bertram
J. C. Smith
W. R. C. Meeting
Carpenter
Harry DePrez
Conservation Club
Friends Church
Harry Benson
Kentland
Nina Wood
James B. Jackson
Oklahoma City
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Peoria
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Donald Mason
Fayette Memrial Hospital
Murray Gray
George Gray
Robert Griffin
M. R. Griffin
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Charles Fagan
Charles Fread
Clinton Fread
Martha Perry
Emma Palin
Frank Palin
Fred Palin
Rev
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A. M. O'Connell
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Mothers Club
Lawrence Crawford
Ruth Bell
Methodist Hospital
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Robert Young
Russell Stonecipher
B. L. Stratton
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