03 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
1
Miss Kathleen Ressler returns from Cincinnati while Mrs. Alice Parson visits Richmond. Numerous people host Five Hundred games, attend weddings and church events in Richmond and nearby towns. Visitors come from Indianapolis Dayton Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati. hospitals, trips to Bloomington and Gary noted.
Mr Willard Petro and Mrs Petro hosted a Sunday dinner with Chauncey Morris and family, Boyd Williams, Della Williams, Emma Pitman, Evelyn Williams, and John Coggshall of Newcastle attending.
Mrs Stonecipher slowly improves after illness as visitors arrive for a Sunday gathering. Guests include Mr and Mrs Eli Cook Mr and Mrs Chas Wiker Mr and Mrs John W Miller and daughter Miss Erma Miller of Richmond and Mr and Mrs Bert Brooks of Hagerstown.
Mrs Martha Campbell entertained linner guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Otto DePey and Carlos Norman of Indianapolis Mrs Everett Sullivan and children of Hagerstown Mr and Mrs Raymond Pickett and daughter of Greensfork Mr and Mrs Cleo Stanton and Betty and Jacqueline Lessler of Pershing Mr and Mrs Wayne Clark and family Mr and Mrs Lewis Whitten and family of Newcastle Miss Pauline Weddle of Boston Ed Hughbank Miss Dorothy Campbell and Omer Campbell.
Mrs Fred Adrian and her sister Miss Georgia McLane of Newcastle visited relatives in Hamilton and Cincinnati during the past week.
Mrs. Neva Puckett of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Hazel Rigg. The brief social note places Neva Puckett in Indianapolis and visiting family in the area.
Mr and Mrs Wm Butler visited friends in Liberty on Sunday. The chautauqua opens in Cambridge City on July 9 and runs through Sunday July 13. Mrs Wm Frame returned home Sunday from a two week visit with relatives near Winchester.
Mrs A R Martindale entertained with bridge on Thursday with Merle Teeple from Geneva A R Tyler from Indianapolis Everett Modlin from Richmond Harry Stannah Clarence Whelan Keith Veach and Harry Kuster. On Friday all were entertained with bridge at the home of Mrs Everett Modlin in Richmond.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Waddell and their daughter from Greenfield spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Boles.
Evangelist Billy Sunday, age 68 this fall, will headline Cambridge City Chautauqua on Saturday evening July 12. He cites diet and moderate exercise as keys to longevity, noting that 80 percent of diseases stem from improper eating.
A rustic craft note describes making kittens from pussy willows using thick white paper cut into a railing pattern. Instructions include drawing four to five straight lines across the top and lifting the soft parts to form playful shapes.
The narrator recounts a journey to recover money and aid for a hungry family. Mr Carver guides him through streets to the lighthouse commissioner in Boston, where a tender in dry dock may carry supplies. The boy later retrieves his money from a police station, given by a hungry boy who found it, reuniting with his grateful family.
A playful description explains a magic trick where animals become fruits or vegetables by adding a word or syllable beside each picture and pronouncing it with the animal name. The puzzle invites readers to guess the right sound to produce a vegetable fruit or plant and challenges readers to match the cleverness of the magician.
Do You Know Communities as centers of living are so important that research targets towns and cities to learn why some grow while others decline. It asserts forty major and three hundred minor factors shape development and that any single faulty factor can harm a community. It also promises cures and preventive rules for community health and prosperity.
Readers are invited to explore the community’s strong points and fragile areas. The piece outlines methods to compare the town nationally as a living center and discusses steps to build a stronger, more prosperous community.
Scout news notes boys earning public service time by placing chautauqua window cards in Richmond Centerville Hagerstown Newcastle Lewisville Dublin Straughn Pershing Cambridge City and Milton. Boys weeded and cleaned Lake camp. Girl Scouts to camp at the Lodge last week of July. Troop 6 plans Turkey Run trip in July. Wehi swim night for local boys. Family visits and upcoming Fourth of July plans mention Ralph Ludington returning from Detroit.
Mrs Carl Caldwell entertained a group of friends with a luncheon bridge at her country home near Bentonville on Wednesday, showcasing a social afternoon in a rural setting.
Rey Higgins relocated from Indianapolis on Wednesday to a residence on South Jones Street, marking a change of ownership or occupancy at the new address.
Miss Anita Bales returned home last week after a monthlong visit with relatives in Detroit Michigan.
A group of ladies gathered Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boyd in Hamilton Ohio for a cooperative dinner. Attendees included Mesdames Beeson Abiram Boyd Edia Swiggett Robert Hicks H B Miller J W Young Ethel Middleton Charles Kniese Hornley Boyd Foster Scudder and the Misses Mary Bertsch Elizabeth Paul Beatrice Swallow and Mary Jue Moore.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stombaugh of Indianapolis spent the day Sunday with his mother Mrs Sarah Stombaugh.
Kenneth Cook of North Manchester and Russell Willis of Terre Haute spent several days last week with Dale Elleberry and on Friday, all spent the day with Mose Pruitt at Muncie Normal.
The narrator shares witty sketches of public figures and events from Boston Chicago and New Jersey weaving humor about prizefighting boxing and golf. He recounts meetings with Jack Sharkey Dawes and Bobby Jones while poking fun at public life and media portrayals amid a tongue in cheek view of politics and culture in 1930.
A roundup of visits and dinners shows the Sherwoods hosting relatives, Emma Zeller visiting J C Gause relatives, Wilbur Elwell at a Lions Club banquet in Hagerstown, and numerous gatherings at homes in Milton. Several ill children, travels to Dayton Cincinnati and Columbus, and a church outing at Williamsburg are noted along with family milestones and local hospital visits.
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