Graffis Chosen to Lead Local American Legion Post
Lawrence H. Bertsch post No. 169 elected Tom Graffis as commander for the coming year at Tuesday’s meeting. New officers include Noah Short as first vice commander and James Lusvach as second vice commander with a large turnout and post activities planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Graffis
American Legion
Lawrence H. Bertsch
Legion and Auxiliary
Noah Short
James Lusvach
Bruce Peters
Stanley Scheidler
Taylor Truitt
Sergeat-At-Arms
Hugh Foss
Historiin
J. C. Smith
Ross Hutchinson
S. M. Scheidler
Fred Otte
Rollie Grigsby
Ed. Wilson
Le Roy Toutist No 338 American Legion elects officers
In Dublin Indiana on Tuesday evening the Le Roy Toutist No 338 American Legion elected Charles Boyer as commander Robert Showalter as vice commander Paul Lamberson as adjutant and finance officer Arlie Hunnicutt as sergeant at arms Raymond Hunni cutt as chaplain and L R Kirby as delegate to the State convention at Muncie The activities committee announced a card party for Monday evening July 27 all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Jacobs
American Legion Auxiliary
W. N. Bassett
Edith Allen
Leo Lillibridge
Horace Reed
Fred Ote
WD. R. Reed
Muncie
Bruce Peters
Tom Grattis
Red Network
Fred Otte
Maxine Wickes
Joan Bozoarth
Joan Graffis
Alice Butts
Claude Kitterman
Alice Ludington
Lne
Dublin
Ind
LeRoy Toutist
Kiwanis Hears Arburn and Hines at Luncheon
The Kiwanis club met at the Presbyterian church for a Tuesday luncheon with 99 percent attendance. Eleven guests from Lotus Milier attended an ice cream maker convention at Mr Milier's home. Harry Danner and Jack Rhoades joined from Richmond club. Delegates L. W. Arburn and Lloyd Hines reported on the Washington DC Kiwanis International convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Arburn
Hines
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Lotus Milier
Milier
Richmond Club
Harry Danner
Indianapolis
Jack Rhoades
Indiana
Kiwanis International
Washington, D. C
L. W. Arburn
Lloyd Hines
Mrs Earls Visits Niece in Columbus
Mrs. Eliza Earls of Columbus is spending the week with her niece Mrs. Oscar Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eliza Earls of
Columbus
Mrs
Oscar Fox
Weekend Guests Highlight Indianapolis and Ohio Profiles
Miss M Steiner of Indianapolis spent the weekend as a guest of Mr and Mrs John Kepler. Mr and Mrs J McBride of Eaton Ohio were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Lorin Ulrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Steiner of
Indianapolis
John Kepler
J. McBride
Eaton, Ohio
Lorin Ulrich
Joe Wade Recovers After Acute Indigestion Attack
Joe Wade is slowly recovering after an attack of acute indigestion. He was treated and stabilized, with doctors monitoring his condition as he regains strength.
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Joe Wade
Social Notes From Cincinnati Richmond and Indianapolis
Miss Kathleen Ressler spent several days last week in Cincinnati. Miss Ella Sturgis is spending this week in Richmond with her brother Arthur Sturgis and wife. Mr and Mrs Jacob Irvin and sons spent the weekend in Indianapolis with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Ressler
Cincinnati
Ella Sturgis
Richmond
Arthur Sturgis
Jacob Irvin and Sons
Indianapolis
Thomas Sarver Visits Grandparents Over Weekend
Thomas Sarver of Hopewell spent Sunday with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Enyeart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sarver
Hopewell
Mrs
Thomas Enyeart
Knightstown Couple Visit Edwin Ulerichs Mother
Mr and Mrs Edwin Ulerich of Knightstown spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Clara Ulerich north of town.
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Edwin Ulerich
Knightstown
Clara Ulerich
Social Guests From Three Cities Visit Mrs Huddleston
Mr and Mrs James Harrell of Cincinnati Ohio and Mrs J F Ryan of Orange were Saturday guests of Mrs Sarah E Huddleston one local lodging note records a social visit by the trio to the hostess in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrell
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. F. Ryan
Orange
Sarah E. Huddleston
Miss Martha Rupe Visits Cincinnati Aunt
Miss Martha Rupe of Cincinnati is spending several days with her aunt Mrs. Voyle Martindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rupe
Cincinnati
Mrs. Voyle Martindale
Social Bridge Evening Hosts Noted Indianapolis Guests
Mr and Mrs James Sweet entertained at a bridge party Saturday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs George Wheeler Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward Mrs Don Davidson Miss Cathleen Heacock Mr and Mrs A J Nabers Mr and Mrs Lee Florea and M O Wise of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sweet
Bridge
George Wheeler
Ralph Ward
Don Davidson
Cathleen Heacock
A. J. Nabers
Lee Florea
M. O. Wise
Indianapolis
Drought and the Business Outlook 1926
Babson Park Massachusetts July 21 forecasts drought impact on farm income and prices. Long range weather prediction, grain states reports, and regional drought risks could shift meat and dairy costs. corn and cotton potential losses loom, but offsetting gains in unaffected areas may occur.
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Babson Park
Mass
Congress
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolinas
Maine
Presque Isle
San Diego
California
North Dakota
New Deal
AAA
Babson
Rail retirement pension contrast sparks tax and value questions
An analysis notes the Railroad Retirement Board mails first checks at $91.04 monthly while private plans could yield about $103.78 for the same worker. It highlights taxes under the federal plan and argues the private system may offer higher take home without tax, calling the public presentation a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Railroad Retirement Board
American Railway Association
Inventions and Jobs Fifty Years After the Linotype
The piece argues the linotype boosted printing jobs, citing US Census figures: 1889 employment at 50,000 rising to 281,000 by 1929 as population nearly doubles, a near fivefold increase. It notes additional jobs from paper, machinery, and cheaper books, urging not to heed anti-machine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergenthaler
United States Bureau of Census
Linotype
Avc
Iiven
July Heat Record and Drought Outlook From 1923 to 1936
Weather observer James L. Bozarth reports on extreme heat with days at or above 100 degrees, citing historical records from 1923 onward. The piece links drought to national economic strains, discussing expected impacts on agriculture, transport, and markets, and notes political interpretations of relief efforts.
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James L. Bozparth
U. S
Weather Bureau
the Tribune
Eceiescteereenens
Fae Bh
Ras M
Tele Uh
Ngs
Cambridge City 1936 Centennial Seeks Old Homes Data
The Centennial committee of history invites data on old homes and businesses in Cambridge City. Report abstracts of dates and ownership to Mrs. George Callaway. Floyd Hines states the history will be completed soon. Contact listed chairmen for aid or information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Committee
Cambridge City
George Callaway
Floyd Hines
Frederick W. Jaehne
Fred Otte
George Rihm
Margaret Conner
Robert Hicks
Lindley Baker
Richard Ulrich
Russell Chapman
Paul Seffrin
Ice Cream Makers Convene Here With Miller Host
Lotus F Miller of the Miller Ice and Dairy hosted a gathering of ice cream manufacturers at his home on Tuesday. Distants attendees included W H Scott and R J Saylie of Columbus Ohio S D Gibson and Roy A Arnette of High Point NC Art Jowett and George F Miller of Eaton Rapids Michigan L H Barber Winnetta Illinois Rhodes Niagara Falls NC and E M Warden of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Miller
Lotus F. Miller
Miller Ice and Dairy
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Scott
R. J. Saylie
Columbus
Ohio
S. D. Gibson
Roy A. Arnette
High Point
N. C
Art Jowett
George F. Miller
Eaton Rapids
Mich
L. H. Barber
Winnetta, Illi
Rhodes
Niagara Falls
E. M. Warden
Toledo, Ohio
Lot Owners Wanted For Cemetery Board Meeting
The lot owners of the Lutheran cemetery are urged to attend a cemetery board meeting next week at six o clock in the evening held at the cemetery.
Mrs Floyd Maple Receives News of Father’s Stroke Illness
Mrs. Floyd Maple learns her father in Detroit Michigan suffered a stroke of apoplexy and is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Maple
Detroit, Mich
Sturgis Hosts Guests From Richmond For Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Sturgis and Mr and Mrs Merle Alderson of Richmond were Sunday guests at the home of Gordon Sturgis in Fairmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sturgis
Merle Alderson
Richmond
Gordon Sturgis
Fairmount
Huddleston Family Visit Spans Indianapolis Detroit
Rev and Mrs Leroy Huddleston of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Tru man Neff of Detroit Mich spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Huddleston at the home of Mr and Mrs Orie Huddleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Huddleston
Indianapolis
Truman Neff
Detroit, Mich
Sarah Huddleston
Orie Huddleston
Out of town relatives attend funeral of John M Boyd
Relatives and friends traveled to honor John M. Boyd at his funeral services Friday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lynn Hosier Detroit Michigan Mr and Mrs Walter Dunbar Centerville Mrs Oran Gregory and Mrs Stella Wyman Indianapolis Mrs Hazel Boyd Cincinnati Miss Juanita Boyd Anderson and L H Boyd Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Boyd
Lynn Hosier
Detroit
Mich
Walter Dunbar
Centerville
Oran Gregory
Stella Wyman
Indianapolis
Hazel Boyd
Cincinnati
Juanita Boyd
Anderson
L. H. Boyd
Gary
Old Pike Road Narrative Recounts Early U S 40 Toll Roads
A historical sketch traces the National Road from Cumberland to Missouri, detailing Pike Boys crews, toll practices, taverns, and milestones in Indiana including Indianapolis, Wayne county, and Richmond. It notes toll rates, gate design, first inns by James Neal and Charles Starr, and the Tremont hotel landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
George Haight
Hawkins
Conwell
Vandalia
Cumberland Road
Myers
Lee Pitman
Whitewater Canal
Apse
Charley Frost
Foote Street
Charles Routh
Jenks
Main Street
Crown
Ichabad
Israel
Cambridge City
Cumberland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
U. S.40
United States
Western Territory
Pike Boys
Wayne County
Indianapolis
Wayne County Turnpike Company
Ohio State
James Neal
Sycamore Valley
Clawson’s
Robert Hill
Richmond
Charles W. Starr
Pike
Man and
Eighth Sts
Fifth
Tremont Hotel
Starr
Sloan
Daniel D. Sloan
Cincinnati
Seventh
Wm. Nixon
Joint School Reunion North of Town Draws Crowd
A large turnout gathered north of town last Sunday for a reunion of Kimes Scheidler and Kiplinger schools in Rummel's Grove. About 100 attendees shared a big dinner and readings from absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimes
Scheidler
B. F. Wissler
the Tribune
Rummel’s Grove
Indiana
Horace Miller
Uriah Bertsch
John Miller
Monroe Scheidler
Pup
Amos Ellabarger
McGuffey
Mason School
Howards
Shaffers
William Knorpp
Kiplinger
Mason, Kimes
No. 6
Prohibition and Repeal in the Constitutional View
The Weekly Constitutional by Max Berns argues that acts conflict with the Constitution are void. It notes the 18th Amendment enabled the Volstead Act, and that the 21st Amendment voided it, while the Supreme Court does not invalidate acts but rules on conformity to the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutional
Max Berns
Supreme Court
Supremacy of the People and Constitutional Conflicts
The article argues that laws conflicting with the Constitution become void, noting the Volstead Act’s potential validity under the 18th Amendment and predicting that future similar laws would be ruled unconstitutional by courts. It emphasizes that Congress, not courts, vetoes acts by enacting unconstitutional laws.
Pastor and wife attend Pendle Hill conference
Rev and Mrs Frank Guyatt of the Dublin Friends church travel to Pendle Hill Wallingford Pennsylvania for a church conference running from July 24 through July 30. The trip departs Dublin on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Frank Guyatt
Dublin Friends Church
Pendle Hill
Wallingford
Penn
Miss Hazel Alford Returns Home From Visit
Miss Hazel Alford has returned home after spending a week visiting relatives in Anderson.
Pocahontas Red Men Haymakers Picnic Near New Castle
Cincinnati visitors Mr and Mrs E Rupe and daughter spent Friday with sister Mrs Voyle Martindale. The Pocahontas Red Men and Haymakers state picnic will be held Sunday at Mount Lawn west of New Castle. Mrs Frank Naegele of Richmond visiting sister Mrs William Sowers. A coffee demonstration was given before the Neighborly club at Mrs Ivan Harris home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rupe
Cincinnati
Voyle Martindale
Mount Lawn
New Castle
Frank Naegele
Richmond
William Sowers
Ivan Harris
Sedalia Family Weekend Visit From Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bogard and daughters Escaline and Charlotte of Sedalia Ohio spent over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Boyd and family, sharing time and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bogard
Escaline
Charlotte
Sedalia
Ohio
Orville Boyd
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Publishers Financial Bureau
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Cove Observer
U . S. Weather Bureau
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Max Berus
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