Miss Rose Griesinger’s Hawaii travel letter to Indiana readers
A Honolulu letter from Miss Rose Griesinger describes a Shriners parade through New Orleans to a Pacific paradise. She details shipboard fun, the welcome in Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, tropical gardens, and vivid Hawaii culture with missions, schools, and diverse religion.
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Miss Rose Griesinger
Hawaii
Paradise of the Pacific
Rose Griesinger
F. C. Moshaugh
San Pedro
Calif
Honolulu
Islands
Aloha Tower
Pacific
YWCA
YMCA
Salvation Army
Waikau Beach
Hilo National Park
Valeatrio
Mona Kea
Mona Lea
Volcano House
Mt. Kilanea
Mauna Kea
Kilameu
Donnan
Mrs. Caroline Poff Stricken By Illness This Week
Mrs. Caroline Poff has been seriously ill this past week with illness noted by family and local reports.
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Mrs
Caroline Poff
Dist School No. 6 Reunion Invitation Issued
Reunion notices issued for Jackson township district school No. 6 to be held August 4 at Creitz Park. Basket dinner at noon. Ida Williams of route 1 is secretary. One of Wayne county oldest school reunion associations with large yearly attendance.
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Jackson Township
Creitz Park
Ida Williams
Route 1
Wayne County
Pleasant Hill Church
Missouri man finds rest and new friends at Excelsior sanitarium
O. H. Morris of Dublin writes he is a patient at the McCleary Sanitarium in Excelsior Springs Missouri. He reports feeling better each day and enjoying rest and a vacation atmosphere at the sanitarium and hotel, meeting congenial people from many states.
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O. H. Morris
Dublin
McCleary Sanitarium
Excelsior Springs
Unforgettable farewell aboard ship in misty harbor
The band played as the vessel pulled away. Many wiped tears and shared a warm farewell to visiting guests. Rose signs off with a hopeful, affectionate note that she will see you again.
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Rose
Emergency Line Upgrade Planned by Cambridge Light
The Cambridge Light and Power Co. begins unloading large poles for a system upgrade along its right of way. It plans an extra wire from its Richmond plant to the local distributing plant to serve as an emergency line during mainline trouble, benefiting area power users.
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Local Light Co
Cambridge Light and Power Co
Richmond
Fireworks End Fourth of July With Lightning Show in Cambridge City
The Fourth of July passed peacefully in Cambridge City with warm weather and picnic crowds. A late night lightning and thunder display followed a day of fireworks. some youths reportedly blew a lock off a mail box at Simmons and Potawatomi streets, and Postmaster Foss is investigating leads.
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Cambridge City
America
Simmons and
Potawatomie
Foss
Growth of the Dublin Public Library 1859 to present
The Dublin Public Library traces its origin to 1859 with Wm McClure's endowment. It moved during fires to Cambridge City, reorganized in 1880, and rebuilt as a stock library. By 1887 the first catalog showed 795 volumes, rising to 1250 by 1895. Now over five thousand volumes, the library operates with a new card system and limited weekly hours, seeking community support for expanded service and a new building.
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Dublin
Wm. McClure
Cambridge City
Main Street
Samuel Morris
Hiram Elliott
Samuel Boyd
Benj. Maxwell
Oliver White
Charles Long
Sol Crull
Norton Wilson
Beldon
Dublin Public Library
Coa“Ion
Thebrary
Free Fair Association
Cambridge City News Briefs Thirty Years Ago
Thirty years ago in Cambridge City Mrs Henry Sharp dies aged 35 on June 15 A Pythian Day and temple dedication planned Local business notes cover property sale Wheat prices and new buildings Odd Fellows and Matrons lodge officer changes and a dog and pig exhibition Also mentions births deaths and a large circus visit and weather impacting crops
Ikimes School Reunion Set for July 14 at Ruymel's Grove
Invitations went out for the seventh annual Ikimes School reunion north of Pleasant Hill next Sunday July 14 in Ruymel's grove about 22 miles northwest of the city. A basket dinner at noon will start the program. John W. Stamm, former teacher, is president and Mrs Sumner Davis is secretary.
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Kimes School
Pleasant Hill
Ruymel’s Grove
John W. Stamm
Sumner Davis
Hagerstown 4 H Club Picnic Invites Jackson Township Girls
The Hagerstown 4 H club hosted a picnic at Lake Wehr last Thursday inviting Jackson township girls. Attendees from Cambridge City included leader Miss Mayre Balentine and several members: Maxine Neukirk Ellen Wills Mary Alice Moore Louise Alma Weber Rowena Edna Bertsch Louise Caldwell and Evelyn Bertsch.
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Hagerstown
Jackson Township
Lake Wehr
Cambridge City
Mayre Balentine
Maxine Newkirk
Ellen Wills
Mary Alice Moore
Louise
Alma Weber
Rowena
Edna Bertsch
Louise Caldwell
Evelyn Bertsch
Mal Gra Plant Keeps Busy at Local Casting Works
Mal Gra Castings maintains full operation at its local plant producing automobile parts for major factories. The Middle Town branch foundry in Ohio mirrors activity under proprietor Harry Bachmann, whose leadership drives strong results at both sites.
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Mal-Gra
Mal-Gra Castings Company
Middletown
Ohio
Harry Bachmann
Woodhead Feed Mills Build Coal Bins by Waterworks Siding
The Woodhead Feed Mills in east Cambridge are erecting coal bins along the east grade near the Pennsylvania siding to ease unloading from cars and delivering coal to customers.
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Woodhead Feed Mills
East Cambridge
Pennsylvania
City Waterworks
Bertsch & Co Ships Heavy Metal Roll and Shear
Bertsch and Co made a shipment of a large metal roll to Milwaukee last Saturday and, a few days before the Fourth, shipped a massive metal shear over eighty tons loaded on a special capacity car. The eight foot long shear can cut 1 to 1 1/2 inch steel plate, and the firm has several other large machines under construction.
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Bertsch & Co
Milwaukee
Jacobs Bros Grocery Quits Germantown After Bankruptcy
The Germantown grocery firm Jacobs Bros. has closed its doors after years of operation. It is reported the business shut down under bankruptcy law provisions.
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Jacobs Bros
Germantown
Rummel Family Vacation Plans In Indianapolis
Frank Rummel and wife will spend a two week vacation here with his mother Megs Ollie Rummel.
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Frank Rummel
Indianapolis
Megs
Ollie Rummel
About Your Child Short Talks for Parents
A Parent-Teachers Association feature offers concise tips on child development and education for readers. Practical guidance covers home learning routines, behavior guidance, and fostering healthy habits to support school success.
Not Repeating Commands In Children’s heedless habits
The passage notes that many children ignore commands and form habits of heedlessness. It discusses how repeated instruction without effect leads to a learned indifference to guidance. The text emphasizes the need for clear discipline and consistent expectations.
The Role Of Repeated Commands In Early Training
The passage argues that children fail to follow commands due to habitual inattention from infancy and daydreaming. It suggests teachers and parents ensure commands are heard, and if needed, request repetition to confirm understanding, to improve concentration and adherence to directions.
Tax height system mirrors income tax rules in Samoa
The text compares a Samoa tax scheme based on taxpayer height, where a six foot man pays one sixth more than a one foot man, to the income tax law that taxes shorter people less.
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Samoa
McIntire Leaves Gaar Nurseries to Start Own Landscaping Firm
M. E. McIntire resigns from Gaar Nurseries and begins his own nursery architecture and landscaping business, expanding into design and construction services.
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M. E. McIntire
Gaar Nurseries
Williams Reunion Plans Fifth Annual Gathering
The descendants of Joseph and Sophia Thornburg Williams hold their fifth annual reunion at McCullough's park in Muncie on Sunday August 18. Miss Ida Williams serves as secretary.
Ludingtons Return From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs Ralph Ludington arrived home Saturday from their trip to New York.
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Ralph Ludington
New York
Post Office Sells New Edison Stamps In Town
The local post office has received a supply of the new Edison stamps and has them on sale for customers.
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Edison
Mrs Marple Recovers Sits Up After Illness
Mrs. Bert Marple is slowly improving after a recent serious sickness and can sit up part of the day.
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Bert Marple
Mrs Elizabeth Pusinelli Returns From Visit in Indianapolis
Miss Elizabeth Pusinelli returned to Indianapolis Sunday after spending two weeks with her mother Mrs A Pusinelli.
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Elizabeth . Pusinelli
Indianapolis
Mrs. A. Pusinelli
Family Holiday At Fort Benjamin Harrison
Mrs. Harry Thompson and daughter Martha with Scott Hubbard spent the Fourth with Hugh Thompson at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Harry Thompson
Martha
Scott Hubbard
Hugh Thompson
Fort Benjamin Harnson
Doctor Snyder Returns From Illinois Indiana Fishing Trip
Dr. C. M. Snyder has returned home from a camping and fishing trip in Lawrenceville Illinois and southwestern Indiana. He reports too much water and no luck.
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C. M. Snyder
Lawrenceville
Ill
Indiana
Winter Couple Vacation Visit Near Constantine Michigan
Mr and Mrs Daniel Winter spent the Fourth with her brothers and sisters near Constantine Michigan then returned home last Sunday night.
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Daniel Winter
Constantine, Mich
Mrs Cora Straub Stahr Plans Lake Geneva Cottage Outing
Mrs Cora Straub Stahr of Indianapolis spent a day here with her sister Laura before traveling with her son in law and family to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a cottage outing. They left on Friday to start the trip.
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Cora Straub Stahr
Indianapolis
Laura
Lake Geneva
Wis
Superintendent Morse Receives Ten Day Vacation
Jack Morse, head of the water works plant, is granted a ten day vacation by the town council. He will take a Sunday off each week for ten weeks starting last Sunday. His brother Geo Morse will serve as plant substitute during his absence.
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Jack Morse
Geo. Morse
Mrs Bertsch Hosts Saturday Evening Reception Guests
Mrs Robert Bertsch entertained Saturday evening for the Misses Helen and Eva Lou Hicks with guests including Mesdames Carl Caldwell Alvin Bertsch Max Feemster Fred Bond Fred Huddle ton of Indianapolis Russell Worl Floyd Chafee Bruce Peters Robert Krone Ethel Middleton and the Misses Paulina Woodward Elizabeth Paul and Mrs Harry Bertsch.
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Robert Bertsch
Helen
Eva Lou Hicks
Carl Caldwell
Alvin Bertsch
Max Feemster
Fred Bond
Fred Huddleaton
Indianapolis
Russell Worl
Floyd Chafee
Bruce Peters
Robert Krone
Ethel Middleton
Paulina Woodward
Elizabeth Paul
Harry Bertsch
Birthday celebration surprises Misa peertach on Friday night
A group of young friends surprised Misa peertach on Friday June 28 for her birthday. The gathering featured games and desserts with guests including Violet Gibbs Vernd Gibbs Phyllis Ammerman Margaret Hern Mary Conklin Eien Louisa Wills Rowena Edna Bertsch Frank Wentz Seffrin Wind Berge Robert Hogue Fred Conklin Albert Wills Kenneth Kennedy John Gauker Lloyd Bertsch and others.
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Misa Peertach
Er Violet
Vernd Gibbs
Phyllis Ammerman
Margaret Hern
Mary Conklin
Eien
Louisa Wills
Rowena
Edna Paulina Bertsch
Measrs
Frank Wentz
Aut Seffrin
Wind Berge
Robert Hogue
Fred Conklin
Albert Wills
Kenneth Kennedy
John Gauker
Lloyd Bertsch
Locals and visitors mark the weekend across town
Mary Reynolds returned from Indianapolis while many residents traveled to farms and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kirlin left for a Kansas farm. Dr. C. M. Snyder visited Patriot Indiana. Chicago guests joined Mrs. Della Toms for the Fourth.
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Charles Kirlin
Kansas
Harry Coleman
Chicago
Della Toms
Bannion Family Visits Over Fourth from Kokomo
Dr and Mrs F R Bannion and their children traveled from Kokomo to visit over the Fourth with Mr and Mrs George Stifel and their son.
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F. R. Bannion
Kokomo
George Stifel
Miss Laucelia Huddleston Fetes 76th Birthday at Kiser Home
Mr and Mrs W H Kiser hosted Miss Laucelia Huddleston at their home in honor of her 76th birthday on July 3. She remained over the Fourth.
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Mabel Cranor
Dublin
W. H. Kiser
Laucelia Huddleston
Ressler Couple Visit Indianapolis Relative. Daughter Kathleen In Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs R H Ressler visited relatives in Indianapolis Sunday and met their daughter Kathleen who attends Terre Haute State Normal.
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R. H. Ressler
Indianapolis
Kathleen
Terre Haute State Normal
Dinner Hosts Include Watsons Huddlestons and Johnsons
Mr and Mrs Glen Watson hosted a dinner Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Paul Huddleston and Mrs Laura Johnson of Newcastle and Earl Johnson of Knightstown visiting from the area.
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Glen Watson
Paul Huddleston
Laura Johnson
Newcastle
Earl Johnson
Knightstown
Minneapolis and Bedford Couples Visit Washington
Mr and Mrs Miles Hocum of Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs Carl Franklin of Bedford were guests of Mrs Caroline Poff in Washington DC on Friday.
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Miles Hocum
Minneapolis, Minn
Carl Franklin
Bedford
Washington, D. C
Caroline Poff
Taylor Family Guests and Visits Over Weekend
James Taylor and his wife visited with his aunt Laura Richey over the weekend returning to Indianapolis Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Parsons was her guest over the Fourth.
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James Taylor
Laura Richey
Indianapolis
Frank Parsons
Wissler Bride and Lindley Wedding in Richmond
Mr Earl Barefoot Mrs Katie Young and David Wissler attended the wedding of Miss Eleanor Wissler daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Wissler and Aaron Lindley in Richmond on Wednesday.
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Earl Barefoot
Katie Young
David Wissler
Eleanor Wissler
W. O. Wissler
Aaron Lindley
Richmond
Kahl Couple Attends Kimmel Reunion in Columbus Era
Mr and Mrs Kahl of Columbus Ohio have been here a week for an outing occupying a furnished apartment in the Kimmel Rose Hill home They attended the Kimmel reunion at Creitz park on Sunday.
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Kahl
Columbus
Ohio
Rose Hill
Creitz Park
Eli Paul Buys Heacock Homestead Near Cambridge City
Eli Paul purchases the 65 acre Daniel Heacock homestead adjoining Cambridge City at the southwest edge. Needed repairs will be made before he and his mother move into the residence on the farm.
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Eli Paul
Daniel Heacock
Cambridge City
Eli
Local families host Sunday dinner gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howard entertained to dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Don Drischel and family Clark Faucett and family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch of Pershing Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lichty Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Woodward Rev. and Mrs. Miley and son Miss Emma Heiney and Miss Ida Bertsch of Newcastle.
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Clifford Howard
Don Drischel
Clark Faucett
Henry Bertsch
Pershing
Scott Lichty
Rupert Woodward
Miley
Emma Heiney
Ida Bertsch
Newcastle
Luncheon Bridge Honoring Mrs Flora Swiggett at Valley Inn
Mrs Edna Swiggett hosted a luncheon bridge for her house guest Mrs Flora S Swiggett of San Juan Porto Rico at the Valley Inn last Saturday with fifty or more guests. Floral decorations and prizes were noted for their beauty and charm.
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Edna Swiggett
Flora S. Swiggett
San Juan
Porto Rico
Valley Inn
Mosbaugh Family Plans Summer Motor and Boat Trip
Dr and Mrs Robert P Mosbaugh and son Richard depart Oxford Ohio Sunday for a trip lasting until August 1. They will travel by car to Cleveland then boat to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, onward to Canada visiting points of interest. They will stay several days at Huntsville with cousin Frank Mosbaugh, a prominent local figure, and later regroup with guests from College Corner for a fishing outing at a lake.
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Robert P. Mosbaugh
Richard
Oxford
Ohio
Cleveland
Buiffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Huntsville
Frank Mosbaugh
Robert
College Corner
Some Lake
Percy Donaldson Hurt In Delivery Truck Collision
Percy Donaldson was taken to Richmond Monday after an accident Wednesday when the machine he rode in was struck by a Kingan delivery truck from Hindianapolis and he sustained injuries. The car belonged to Arve Paul. Frank Vannderbeek and Frank Susie, other occupants, were not injured but badly shaken and bruised. Mr. Paul was not in his car at the time.
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Percy Donaldson
Richmond
Kingan
Hindianapolis
Arve Paul
Paul
Frank Vannderbeek
Frank Susie
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L. E. Hahn
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Church Street
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Wash Groves
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Philomath
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John Fair
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P. H. Wilson
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Robert C. Brooks
Department of Political and Social Science
Cornell University
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C. P
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C.H.M
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Naomi Lodge
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Cambridge Lodge
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VY. C
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the Tribune
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Edinburg
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Mae Pelton
Detroit
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Ivan Degner
Ralzie Bavenger
Palm Beach
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J. R. Wharton
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