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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1935

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Miller Ohmit wedding at Milton home

Miss Carmen Ohmit daughter of Clarence Ohmit wed Irvin Miller son of Mr and Mrs Orville Miller in a quiet ceremony at Rev F C McCormick home Milton The single ring ceremony was performed Attendant was Mrs Glen Powell Both families residents of Hagerstown The bride a Lincoln high graduate and telephony worker joins Psi Jota Xi She will reside in Hagerstown after July 8 with her husband

Carmen Ohmit Clarence Ohmit Irvin Miller Orville Miller Hagerstown F. C. McCormick Milton Miller Perfect Circle

Hoover announces engagement of Erma to Arthur Ballenger

Mrs. Maude Hoover announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Erma Hoover to Arthur Ballenger son of Mr and Mrs S S Ballenger The wedding will be Saturday noon July 6 at their newly furnished apartment in the Boyd flats The wedding party will be immediate relatives only Miss Grace Ballenger sister of the groom will be bridesmaid and Everett Hoover brother of the bride will be attendant The bridal party banquet will follow at Maple Street home.

Maude Hoover Erma Hoover Arthur Ballenger S. S. Ballenger Boyd Flats Grace Ballenger Everett Hoover Hoover Maple Street

Mildred Pheanis to Wed Howard Gaar at Reid Memorial

Invitations announce the July 17 wedding at Reid Memorial church in Richmond. Miss Mildred Pheanis daughter of Mrs. Nelle Pheanis will marry Howard Gaar son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gaar.

Mildred Pheanis Nelle Pheanis Richmond Howard Gaar Milton Gaar Reid Memorial Church

Cambridge City Social Roundup Spans Family Visits and Meetings

Miss Mary June Harold attended a picnic at Creitz Park in Cambridge City Friday evening. Residents attended bridge, euchre, and party gatherings at homes across Cambridge City with relatives from Indianapolis Dublin Lafayette and Anderson. A Masonic funeral was held in the Lutheran cemetery for Curtis L. Walker aged 67 with family attendance from Cincinnati New Castle Dayton and Centerville.

Mary June Harold Creitz Park Cambridge City Ella Ashbaugh Kirk Bogue Bessie Bogue Dublin Canada G. F. Gipe Richmond John Kinsinger Charles Lowry McKinley Leapley Forrest Hull George Wheeler James Butler Earl Clevenger Walter Mortiboy John Mckee W. S. Hiser Indianapolis Otillia Heiser James Bozoarth Elmer Walker Lafayette Omer Neff Richard Whirley Walter Shaefer Harvey Kinsinger Voyle Ammerman Park Sourbeer Will Martin Ruth Lowry Marjorie Ellen Rush Betty Gehr Evangelical Aid Society Ross Parker Milton Curtis L. Walker Cincinnati Walker Neff Hiser’s Station Curtis Walker Wm. Eggert Julia Jamieson

Drowns While Swimming in Whitewater River near Riverside

Donald Morse a 17 year old boy from Fort Wayne drowned last Sunday afternoon in the Whitewater river near Riverside cemetery. He struck his head on a rock ledge during a first dive and did not resurface. Despite life saver efforts and three hours of work by Ralph Craig Willis Dorsett and others the body was recovered after about 45 minutes in the water. The funeral was held Wednesday at the Christian church with Rev. F C McCormick officiating and burial at Riverside cemetery. He is survived by his father Charles Morse brother Robert Morse and his grandparents Mr and Mrs James Revalee who raised him since infancy following the death of his mother Della Morse.

Donald Morse Whitewater River Riverside Cemetery Donald Fort Wayne Frank Craig Theon Teschner New Castle Mr. Teschner Ralph Craig Willis Dorsett James Revalee Della Revalee Morse Charles Morse Robert Morse Christian Church F. C. McCormick

Ball State teachers college enrollment tops eighty four

H Earl Browning of this city T Don Edington of Straughn and Wilbur Shirey of New Lisbon are among eighty four students enrolled in the graduate course at Ball State teachers college at Muncie this summer.

T. Don Edington Straughn Wilbur Shirey New Lisbon Ball State Teachers College Muncie

Red Cross Life Saving Class Nears Closure

With warm weather the Senior Red Cross Life Saving class nears completion. Requirements include an essay on prone pressure resuscitation, tread water 30 seconds, float for one minute, a one minute carry in full dress, fireman or saddle-back carries, two person locks, surface dives to recover objects three times, and an oral quiz on life saving.

Red Cross

Shakespearean Club Meets At Freeda Conner Home

The Shakespearean club was entertained by instructors Miss Freeda Conner and Mrs Elpha Matthews at Conner's home Tuesday afternoon. Games contests and refreshments for about fifteen members followed.

Shakespearean Club Freeda Conner Elpha Matthews

Social notes from area families visit relatives

Mrs. F H Davis and children of Dayton returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Beeson. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bertsch Mrs Alice Ludington and James K Peacock of New York City were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Stanley in New Castle. Mr and Mrs T J Graves spent several days with daughter Mrs John Davis near Dunreith early this week.

F. H. Davis Dayton Edward Beeson Alvin Bertsch Alice Ludington James K. Peacock New York City Claude Stanley New Castle T. J. Graves Mrs. John Davis Dunreith

Mr and Mrs Russell Chapman as Sunday dinner guests

Mr and Mrs Russell Chapman were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Chapman in a local household.

Mrs Russell Chapman Jacob Chapman Richmond

Voice of Inspiration aids 4-H club questions and meetings

The Voice of Inspiration column offers guidance on alimony for a separated father and marriage doubts. It includes mother and daughter concerns, advice with humor on choosing suitors, and notes on 4-H club activities and meetings in Milton and surrounding areas with dates and demonstrations.

Closing Exercises of Dublin Vacation Bible School

Dublin Indiana July 3 The closing exercises of the Vacation Bible School at Friends Church occur Sunday night at 7 30 as the first locally held program with an average attendance of 97. The event features processional salutes scripture songs motto and Bible study plus art and craftwork displays and take home items for each child.

Dublin Vacation Bible School Friends Church Dublin Ind James Macy Pew Frances Ryman A. Langston Bernice Lamberson Elizabeth Cooper Guyatt

Chicago Visitor Hattie Toms Stays With Richmond Family

Miss Hattie Toms of Chicago visits sister Mrs. Frank Metzger in Richmond for several days. Mrs. Robert Morse returns home from New Castle hospital after ten days of observation and treatment.

Hattie Toms Chicago Mrs Frank Metzger Richmond Robert Morse New Castle Hospital

Water safety tips from Red Cross guide readers

The article outlines safety rules for bathers swimmers campers and canoeists including gradual training not swimming after meals waiting two hours avoiding diving and checking water depth and obstacles with a water buddy system and prompt aid methods. It also notes social notices of cooperative dinners and visits in Indiana Ohio and Lancaster with named individuals.

National Red Cross

Reunion of Former District Schools Held North West of Town

A reunion of the Kimes Scheidler and Creitz district schools will take place at Rummel's grove three miles northwest of the city on Sunday July 21 1935. All former students patrons teachers and trustees are invited and those unable to attend may send letters to be read. Secretary Mrs O C Knorpp Route 1 Cambridge City and assistant secretary Miss Ida Williams Route 1 are listed with Horace Miller of Dublin president and Joe Howard vice president. If rain, a guide will direct attendees to the grove.

Kimes Horace Miller Dublin Joe Howard

W R C 151 and 161 Meet in Red Men’s Hall

W R C units 151 and 161 met Friday afternoon in the Red Men’s hall for a regular session. President Mrs Luella Crawford presided and delegates to the State convention at Marion reported their activities. The next convention is planned for Bloomington in 1936.

Red Men's Hall Luella Crawford Marion Bloomington

Social hosts entertain 500 guests and travel notes

Mr and Mrs James Bozoarth hosted 500 guests last evening. The party included Mr and Mrs Walter Mortiboy Mr and Mrs John Kin singer Mr and Mrs Earl Clevenger Mr and Mrs McKinley Leapley Mr and Mrs Russell Chapman Mr and Mrs Wayne Woodward Mr and Mrs Charles Lowry Mr and Mrs Kirk Bogue and mothers Mrs Ashbaugh and Mrs Bessie Bogue. They have returned home from ten days in Canada and the Easetra states. Mr and Mrs Russell Worl spent the weekend at Interlochen Michigan.

James Bozoarth Walter Mortiboy John Kinsinger Earl Clevenger McKinley Leapley Russell Chapman Wayne Woodward Charles Lowry Kirk Bogue Mrs. Ashbaugh Bessie Bogue Canada Easetra States Mrs Russell Worl Interlochen, Mich

Night driving danger rises with darkness says insurer

The Sun goes slow speed rule is urged as autos crash more at night. Travelers Insurance data show higher death rates per accident after dusk and during night rush hours, despite lighter traffic.

Travelers Insurance Company

Milton Items and Obituary Notes from Milton Area

An all day quilting event at the Christian church featured a covered dish lunch. Obituary notices include the death of Stacey Jane Clark near Liberty and details on survivors Ida Witcher and Olive King. Milto n residents Emerson Gause spoke on Rotary in Mexico City. Needham Dowell sisters visit Indianapolis and Detroit. Earl Boyer attended a Dublin Legion benefit card party.

Christian Church Edna Crawford Blanche Doty Nettie Bennett Stacey Jane Clark Lee Mize Liberty Ida Witcher Olive King Indianapolis Ollie Needham Dowell Detroit Mich Walter Matthews Centerville Flo Clark Needham Sisters Milton Clark Earl Boyer The American Legion Post Dublin

Deaths in Pershing: Mrs El Mira Bertsch

Mrs El Mira Bertsch 76 wife of Henry Bertsch died at home in Pershing last Saturday. Survived by husband three daughters Miss Ida Bertsch New Castle Mrs Clark Faucett and Mrs Rupert Woodward Cambridge City two sons Homer Milton and Clarence New Castle sister Miss Emma Heiney Pershing and three grandchildren. Funeral at Pershing Lutheran church with burial in adjoining cemetery.

Pershing Ind Elmira Bertsch Henry Bertsch Jertsch Wayne County Ida Bertsch New Castle Clark Faucett Rupert Woodward Cambridge City Homer Milton Clarence Emma Heiney Pershing Lutheran Church

Death of Prof Joseph H. Scholl at 70 in Milton

Prof Joseph H. Scholl, 70, former Wilson high school principal and Rushville schools superintendent, died at his Milton home of a cerebral hemorrhage June 26. He was active in Lutheran and Methodist churches, affiliated with Masons and Odd Fellows, and held roles in the National Education Association. Survived by widow Sallie Marlatt Scholl, two daughters Mary Ann Elliott and Josephine Cross, granddaughter Sara Ann Elliott, and brother Henry Scholl. Funeral at the Milton Methodist church with interment in Lyonsville.

The Odd Fellows, Patriotic Ses of America Rushville Roary Club National Education Association School Men's Club of Indianapolis Sallie Marlatt Scholl Mary Ann Elliott Josephine Cross Bellville Sara Ann Elliott Henry Scholl Tacoma Wash

Funeral services for Mrs Harriett Misener at Universalist church

Mrs Harriett Misener aged 74 died June 23 at her daughter’s home east of Milton. Funeral was held last Wednesday at the Universalist church near New Castle. Survived by two daughters Mrs Hildebrand and Mrs Wm Scallon of San Antonio Texas a grandson Rol and Minck a great granddaughter Doris Jean Minck two sisters and two brothers.

Milton, Ind Harriett Misener P. A Hildebrand Milton Universalist New Castle Hildebrand Wm. Scallon San Antonio Texas Roland Minck Doris Jean Minck

Dublin Items Social visits and church activities noted

Local columns record visitors from Kentucky and Muncie calling on residents in Dublin. The Willing Workers class met for June business and social hour at Constance White’s home with several members present. A Sunday gathering at Pershing, Tipton family reunion, and Ebenezer church party are noted along with a M. E. church picnic and refreshments served.

M. E. Church Constance White Leslie Wilson Alvin Adram Cleo French John Thom Rachel Martha Thom Ina Ruth Marjorie White Alvin Ray Adrain Hattie White Dayton Carrie L. More Gertrude Foster Harriett Hoffman Pershing van Crawford Lawrence Tipton Will Riser Amy Cumberland Schotsman Connersville Lawrence Crawford Ebenezer Church Charles Groves Willing Workers School House Park

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