Local Social Notes Spotted in Daytime Visits
Mrs. Joe Green and her sons spent Monday in Dayton. Mrs. Emma Weber returns home this morning from a pleasant visit with relatives and friends at Oakville. Miss Mary Catherine Zuttermeister of Liberty visits Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shirkey and family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sutton at Moorland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Green
Emma Weber
Oakville
Mary Catherine Zuttermeister
Liberty
Fred Shirkey
Will Hunt
Mrs
Marvin Sutton
Locke Family of Columbus Visits Property and Children
Mr and Mrs Isaac Newton Locke of Columbus were home this week visiting their property interests and their children. Walter McKee and family left Tuesday for Butler county Penn to visit relatives for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac. Newton Locke
Columbus
Walter McKee
Butler County
Penn
Richmond families visit Williams parents Sunday
Mr and Mrs Claude Russell and family and Mr and Mrs Orville Denning and daughter of Richmond spent Sunday with their parents J and Mrs Ancil Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Russell
Orville Denning
Richmond
Ancil Williams
Niece Honored at All Day Party in North of New Castle
Mrs. Roy Copeland and sister Mrs. Lorin Brookshire hosted an all day party at Brookshire’s home north of New Castle. The event honored their niece Mrs. Georgia McDivitt of St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Copeland
Lorin Brookshire
North of New Castle
Georgia McDivitt
St. Petersburg
Florida
Local Woman Returns Home After Six Week Visit
Mrs. Lillian Stull went back to Lima Ohio last Thursday following a six week visit with her daughter Mrs. Clifford Howazara and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Stull
Lima
Ohio
Clifford Howazara
Kiwanians Attend Luncheon and Charter Night Plans
A number of Kiwanians from the local club joined a Wednesday luncheon in Knightstown. Several plan to attend the charter night of a new Alexandria club next Thursday, with former townsman Ted Davidson named as a charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Alexandria
Ted Davidson
Pirates Bridge Club Hosts Four Course Luncheon
Mesdames Stannah Modlin Bales and Anita Diffenderfer Drischel Copeland and Kuster attended a four course luncheon bridge at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ingermann as hostess for Connersville Pirates Bridge club. Five gifts were given for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stannah
Everett Modlin
Harry Bales
Anita
E. P. Diffenderfer
Paul Drischel
Roy Copeland
Harry Kuster
Clarence Ingermann
Three Wayne County Men Sail for World Jamboree in Europe
Richard Wonsettler Rev John McEwen and Richard Crane depart Wayne county for a major jamboree in France. They travel via Chicago and Monteval to Liverpool aboard the York Duchess, plan six weeks touring England Belgium Holland Germany France and Switzerland, returning to New York in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Dick) Wonsettler
John McEwen
Richard Crane
Richmond
Wayne County
France
Chicago
Monteval
Canada
York
Liverpool
England
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
New York
McGrady Shot At While Posting Bills At Mt Auburn
R V McGrady was seen posting sale bills late Monday at Zuttermeister’s filling station and Bakery in Mt Auburn. The Zuttermeister son warned him of a robbery and a shotgun was fired at his car tires. McGrady halted and discovered tire damage from the shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. McGrady
Zuttermeister
Mt. Auburn
McGrady
Chautauqua Week Ends With Strong Ticket Sale
The Chautauqua closed Tuesday night after a mostly rainy week with crowds growing into standing room only on Monday and a large audience Tuesday. The program pleased attendees and season ticket sales for 1930 exceeded expectations, assuring another Chautauqua.
Prominent local farmer Roy Heacock in critical condition
Roy Heacock a leading farmer in the community remained in critical condition Wednesday noon after a period of ill health. He is known for his long service on local agricultural boards and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Heacock
Beech Grove Social Round Keeps Local Teens Entertained
Miss Louise Hoffman hosts a weiner roast Tuesday with Frances Fryman Phyllis Howard and other neighborhood youths enjoying the evening. Relatives and friends travel between Cambridge City Dublin and Anderson for dinners visits and hosted gatherings through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hoffman
Frances Fryman
Phyllis Howard
Hoffman
Wayne Woodward
Cambridge City
Rollin Hiatt
Enos Hoffman
Junior
McDonald
Anderson
John Marshall
Dublin
Ed. Henley
George Maple
Rufus Cummins
George Swartz
Glenna Swartz
Spiceland
Fred Bradbury
Cowan
Thomas Woodward
Hopewell Community Notes Include Visits and Thefts
Hopewell residents report visits from neighbors and relatives across Newcastle and Spiceland. Daytime outings included Dayton park and Lake Wehr while a Cambridge City trip ended with a home burglary where clothing and jewelry were stolen, with a stranger posing as a chicken buyer suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Kinsinger
Neucastle
William Jay
Ida
Margaretta Kenday
Layman Gilbert
Greenfield
Fred Smith
Spiceland
Austin Brown
Marvin Riley
Richmond
William Carey
Abner Langston
Anna and
Marie
Luke Langston
Dallas Stites
Lillie
Kerneth Myers
Dayton Park
Margaretta Kendall
John L. Griffon
Joe Koons
Losantville
Ira Langston
Hannah Stanley Wednesay
Wiliam Miller
Charles Elliott
William Kendall
Laura Elliott
California
Howard Lowery
Ruth Hiatt
Fashion Then and Now Skirt Lengths Compared
A quip notes changing fashion as skirts rise and fall over time. The remark contrasts past modest hemlines with modern trends where skirts are shorter and shoe tops disappear from view.
Death in Dublin Interurban Collision
Claude Setty died instantly Monday after his car rammed an east bound interurban near Dublin. He lived two miles west on the Kehoe farm and had recently moved to the area. The paper hanger and advertising writer suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries. his widow and daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Setty
Dublin
Setty
Kehoe
Letty
Lake Wehi crowds revel as summer resort thrives
Lake Wehi drew the largest crowd in its history last Sunday with crowded cottages, busy picnic grounds, and a full toboggan. The Wehi baseball team swept a doubleheader against the Y. M. I's of Richmond, winning 10 to 1 in the first game and 5 to 4 in the second as Ohio visitors watched a perfect summer day unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wehi
Ohio
Wehi
Richmond
Y.M
CEES By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK Dean of Men University of Iainois
Unable to determine full context from fragmented OCR. The piece references Thomas Arkle Clark as Dean of Men at the University of Illinois, indicating a biographical or opinion column. Further details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iainois
Trees and prairie life echo a home built on shade
A narrator recalls moving from a wooded farm to Montana prairies, stressing how a single maple tree shaped a home and comfort. The piece contrasts bleak plains with trees as life anchors, then ends with a quip about the pocket veto and a tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Alaska
Prince Rupert
Nancy
Western Newspaper Union
Oilman Tom Slick Sells Holdings for 80 Million
Tom Slick known for early work as a mule driver has sold his oil holdings for 80 million dollars. The remark about a boy living up to his name adds a curious note to the profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Slick
Parson Muhlenberg’s Revolu tionary Charge On Faith And Duty
A paraphrase recalls Parson Muhlenberg asserting that there is a time to pray and a time to fight during the American Revolution. The line captures the era’s call to balance devotion and struggle for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Muhlenberg
Public Utilities and Their Relation to the Public
Kiwanis luncheon features Harry Gorman Indianapolis Utility Engineer and ex Public Service Commission member. Round table on Cambridge City prospects notes public utility regulation, mergers, and the potential for better services and lower rates. Hoover orders publicity for income tax refunds over 20000. commentator jokes about advertising such refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Robert
Harry Bertsch
Harry Gorman
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Cambridge City
Mr. Gorman
Public Utilities Report, Inc
Public Utility Commission
Indiana
Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Rch
State Commission
Samuel Ferguson
Hoover
Chevrolet Six Demonstration Prompts Ladies Appeal
"Why do the ladies like to drive the new Chevrolet Six" invites readers to test drive. Paul Chevrolet Sales in Cambridge City offers demonstrations and urges customers to call Phone 148 to arrange a showing.
Local Classifieds Include Farm Goods And Real Estate In Dublin
A Dublin Indiana page features farm and personal goods for sale including oats, a coal and wood range, Canary Birds, hand washers, a Deering binder, grain and stock bed, and multiple houses and farms for sale or rent. Also listed are an experienced steam engineer job, a Percheron stallion for the 1929 season, and town notices on alley weed cutting deadlines enforced by the Town Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Weaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dean
Hopewell
Grigsby’s. Drug Store
Cees
Thomas Arkle Clark
Supreme Court
Oover
Kiwanis Club
Richm
Evangelical Sunday School
First National Bank
Jewel
Frank Smeth
Ind
Boyd
Butler’s Cigar Store
Dean House
Thompson & Johnson Stores
Wayne Trust Co
David Hinebaugh
Graver’s Department Store
C. L. McMahan
Deering
Lorin Ulrich
J. H. Ayers
Swafford
Milton
Ferguson
Connersville
H. B. Boyd
W. H. Doney
E. D.filby
Coney
Buster
Imperial Mills
R. Conner
Walter Smith’s Hotel
Ken Maynard
Lawless Leason
Clara Bow
Clara
Paramount
Miss Bow
Mother Machree
Robt. Hughes
Woodhead Feed Mills
East Main Street
THE
Cambridge Lumber CO
Willard E. Lamm
Dolly Gann
Alice Longworth
Waldorf-Astoria
Waldorf- Astoria
Needham
Protzman and Strattan
Roy Kniese
Newman
A. C. Golay
Proatzman and Strattan
Stern Father
Elmer Carson
Elmer
the Scotchman
Cambridge
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