Dublin mother killed in crossroads crash near town
Mrs. Heywood Fields aged 43 died instantly when the car she rode in collided at the old State road Dublin road crossroads, half a mile south of Dublin Indiana. Her husband and three sons and infant daughter were injured. The other driver Sam Schweigart of Bentonville and his wife were treated for cuts and a broken arm. Funeral services were held at the Dublin Friends church with burial in Westlawn Cemetery.
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Dublin
Ind
Mr. Fields
Paul
Charles
George
Bible School Teachers Guests Meet in Dublin
Officers and teachers of the Dublin Friends Bible school were entertained by Rev and Mrs F C Guyatt on the parsonage lawn. The gathering featured a round table discussion of the Bible school work and plans for further efforts.
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Bible School
Dublin
Ind
Dublin Friends Bible School
F. C. Guyatt
Germantown Social News Highlights Various Local Visits
Betty Jane Allen returned home after major surgery at Henry County hospital. The Ladies Aid church group planned a February meeting at 2 30 p m hosted by Mrs Wilbur Person nette with joint hostesses Mrs Sourbeer and Mrs Winters. Numerous visits and social events followed including bridge euchre parties and weekend guest sightings among families tied to Cambridge City Richmond Winchester Cincinnati and Dublin with residents from West Manchester and New Castle noted.
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Betty Jane Allen
Henry Co. Hospital
Ladies’ Aid
The
Evangelical Church
Wilbur Personnette
Sourbeer
Winters
Christina Dryer
Cambridge City
Greensfork
John Kinsinger
Wednesdaay
Richard Whirley
Harvey Kinsinger
Park Sourbeer
Voyle Ammerman
Ruth Lowry
Mary Kinsinger
Roland Woods
Ralph Taylor
Ed. Crowell
Richmond
Ruth Low
Harry Woods
Winchester
Jean Forbes
Jackie Woods
Cincinnati
Richard Whitley
Nettie Dill
Tommie Boyer
Indianapolis
Harriett Hoffman
Pauline Widner
Hagerstown
Milton Snapp
Bert Showalter
Bert Teegarden
Liberty
Grace Hunt
James Stultz
Margaaret Steffenson
Dublin
Buy Good Stocks 1937 Optimism From Babson Chart
Babson Park Mass July 14 1937 skeptics doubtless accept stock buying errors. The Babson chart shows normal growth with Prosperity Areas and low mood regions. The author believes a new Prosperity Area is beginning and that stocks in good companies with dividends can advance as taxes rise to fund government programs. England backs American stocks as dictators threaten Europe while the author plans a September trip to England.
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Babson Park
Mass
Babson
Roosevelt
Lewis
CIO
Europe
Far East
England
France
Japan
Germany
Russia
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Why the Constitution Is Called the People's Law
The piece argues the Constitution is the people's law because it is drafted by representatives of the people and ratified by the people, protects minorities and natural rights, and limits government powers to those granted by the people, with authority deriving from the governed. It emphasizes consent of the governed and the Creator endowed rights.
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Continental Congress
People’s Law says amendment requires the people’s approval
Max Berns notes in 1927 that the amendment’s effectiveness rests on popular consent. He argues the Constitution is the people’s law, drafted and ratified by the people, protecting rights and making government a servant to all.
Red Cross Life Saving Classes Begin at Lake Wehr
American Red Cross life saving courses start Tuesday July 20 at Lake Wehr with Willis A. Dorsett as instructor and examiner. Edwin Wickes offers bath and swimming facilities. open to residents of western Wayne County ages over 12 who can swim. Courses run 9:45 a.m. for seven lessons each Tuesday and Thursday.
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American Red Cross
Lake Wehr
Edwin Wickes
Willis A. Dorsett
Dorsett
Wayne County Red Cross Council
Centerville
Milton
Hagerstown
Cambridge City
Dublin
Pershing
Wayne County
Connersville
Robert Thompson
Richmond Y. M. C. A
Epworth League serves supper in church basement
Epworth League offers home made ice cream cake pie sandwiches and salad with iced tea and coffee in the Methodist church basement this Thursday evening July 15 from 5 to 9 o clock. The basement is noted as always cool in summer.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Richmond visitor attends funeral in town
B F Drischel of Richmond was in town Saturday visiting Mr and Mrs Dean House and attended the funeral of Mrs Ernest Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Drischel
Richmond
Past Matrons Association Meeting in Cambridge Chapter
The Past Matron's Association of Cambridge Chapter No 510, Order of Eastern Star, will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs Dan Winters. All Past Matrons are requested to attend.
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Association of Cambridge
Order of Eastern Star
Dan Winters
James Davis Visits Grandparents in Lafayette
James Davis of Lafayette spent several days last week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bee.
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James Davis
Lafayette
E. O. Beeson
Weekend Guests and Lease Notice Across Michigan and Midwest
Mr and Mrs Ed Colpetter of White Pigeon Michigan visited Mr and Mrs Dan Winters. Mrs Emma B Mills of New Castle was guest of Mrs Malinda Mills. Will Kiser of Richmond, son in law of Mrs Belle Wade, leased the East End Phillips 66 filling station and moved in last week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Irvin and son Billie visited relatives in Eaton Ohio. Mr and Mrs George Haight and family vacationing with relatives in Chicago and Wisconsin.
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Ed. Colpetter
White Pigeon, Mich
Dan Winters
Emma B. Mills of
New Castle
Malinda Mills
Will Kiser
Richmond
Belle Wade
East End
Jacob Irvin
Billie
Eaton, O
George Haight
Chicago
Wisconsin
Lafe Rayle
Oscar Huffman
Helen Murray
Wm. Murray
Brookville
Methodist Church Auxiliary
W. F. M. S. Institute
St. Paul Methodist Church
Rushville
F. C. McCormick
Roderick McCormick
Huron, Ohio
Ernest Jones
Firman McCormick
Cleveland
Ohio
Carrol Merriman
Paul Holbrook
Fort Wayne
Baptists Present Life of Christ in Music and Story
The Baptist church hosts a Friday program titled The Life of Christ in Music, Song and Story featuring Evangelist and Mrs. Lester M. Rasmussen of Momence Illinois. The show includes piano xylorimba electric vibra harp musical saw piano accordion glassophone auto harp and ukulele with vocal numbers. June 16 at 7 45 pm. No admission charge. free will offering invited.
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the Baptist Church
Christ
Evangelist
Lester M. Rasmussen
Momence
Epworth League Ice Cream Social at Church
To defray conference costs for Lake Webster attendees the Epworth League of the Methodist church will sponsor an ice cream social with cake pie and sandwiches this Thursday evening. The public is invited to attend.
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Lake Webster
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Family returns home from weeklong Kirkland vacation
Mrs. Effie Ferguson and Jacque Gay Simms have come back from a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson and other relatives at Kirkland.
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Effie Ferguson
Jacque Gay Simms
Frank Ferguson
Kirkland
Mrs Will Sturgis Spends Saturday in Richmond
Mrs. Will Sturgis visited Richmond on Saturday to spend time with relatives and friends. The outing focused on family gathering and local social visits in the city.
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Will Sturgis
Richmond
The Bureaucrats and Their Power
National chairman Sensivels of the Republic notes a May rise of almost 5 000 new federal job-holders to 840 159, a peak exceeded only in World War II. Pay checks rise with the payroll. he argues appointed bureaucrats push spending while critics question the use of public funds.
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Washington
Gutenberg blamed as Enemy No 1 of Progress
Hendrick William Van Loon in Red Book Magazine calls Gutenberg an enemy of progress arguing that excess information harms society. He claims the printing press and cheap books worsened conditions by spreading misleading information and misusing information.
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Gutenberg
Hendrick William van Loon
Red Book
John Gooseflesh
Preacher Challenged Editor in Golf Clash for Publicity
Dublin Friends church pastor Rev Frank Guyatt has challenged Tribune editor to a round of golf with heavy publicity planned. Guyatt, new to golf, plans using a large bag of clubs and a ten stroke handicap while editor supposedly carries four clubs. The match is set for Friday evening with local golfers invited to participate and share the score next week.
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Frank Guyatt
Dublin
Experiece
Guyatt
Rev. Guyatt
Rev
Joint School Reunion at Rummel's Grove Sunday
The annual reunion for former students teachers and patrons of Kimes Scheidler and Creitz schools will be held Sunday July 18 at Rummel's Grove east of Pleasant Hill and northwest of Cambridge City. Horace Miller of Dublin is president with secretaries Mrs O C Knorpp Miss Ida Williams and Mrs Lester Donicker coordinating.
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Kimes, Scheidler and Creitz
Rummel’s Grove
Pleasant Hill
Cambridge City
O. C. Knorpp
Ida Williams
Lester Donicker
Dublin
Horace Miller
Closing Exercises At Dublin Friends Church
Vacation Bible School in Dublin ends with a 10 30 am service next Sunday. The program features an electric Palestine map crafted by senior boys under Malcolm Layman and notes an average attendance of 84. A loyal staff of young teachers included Dorothy Henley Mary Rosaline Kennedy Wally Rose Creager Joyce Hunnicutt Ella Mae Staate Stella Faye Staats Doris Hunnicutt Lucile Cooper Frances Ryman Martha Langston Roberta Strohmeier Dorothy Strohmeir Betty Lou Hiatt Harold Hunnicutt Helen Morris Malcolm Layman Billie Heywood Lucile Guyatt Frank Guyatt and John Hudson.
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Dublin
Ind
Bible School
Dublin Friends Church
Palestine
Malcolm Layman
Dorothy Henley
Mary Rosaline Kennedy
Wally Rose Creager
Joyce Hunnicutt
Ella Mae Staate
Stella Faye Staats
Doris Hunnicutt
Lucile Cooper
Frances Ryman
Martha Langston
Roberta Strohmeir
Dorothy Strohmeir
Betty Lou Hiatt
Harold Hunnicutt
Helen Morris
Billie Heywood
Lucile Guyatt
Frank Guyatt
John Hudson
Mrs. Ray Nugen Visits Dunreith Family
Mrs. Ray Nugen and her son George of Dunreith spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oldham.
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Ray Nugen
George
Dunreith
Wm. Oldham
Milton items reflect social visits and gatherings in community
Mrs. Kenneth Fleetwood returns from Indianapolis hospital improving slowly. Many relatives visit, including the Kirlins of Maumee and Cambridge City, and Ruth Bertsch of Indianapolis visiting grandparents. A large shower honors Mrs. James Brooks. Home Circle hosts a coop picnic at Lake Wehr. Church auxiliary plans an Institute. families gather for dinners and visits across nearby towns.
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Kenneth Fleetwood
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Anna Kirlin
Maumee, CO
Mary Kirlin
Cambridge City
Carl Woodward
Ben Kellam
Ruth Bertsch
Jesse Moore
Carl Kirlin
Maumee
Ohio
Charles Kirlin
Ralph Hylton
Arba
Arthur Hylton
Albert Ferris
Helen
Paul Caldwell
Harry Caldwell
Lois
Lester Cadwell
Connersville
James Brooks
Lucile Caldwell
Brooks
Rudolph Slonaker
Jesse Rodenberg
Flora Larson
William Larson
Milton
Politicians Consider Re-election as Court Plots Play
Sunday dinner guests in Covington include Mr and Mrs George Barrett and Mr and Mrs Herbert Hodson and daughter. In Connersville and New Castle mayors Dentlinger and Taylor, both Democrats, are already laying lines for another term.
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George Barrett
Herbert Hodson
Covington, Ky
Arthur Hodson
Dentlinger
Connersville
Taylor
New Castle
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Vnce Oeanaes Police
Savane Sae Sree
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