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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1935

Page

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Jackson Township Road Bonds Final Payment In 1936

County Auditor notes final payment on Jackson township road bonds of 5181 will occur in 1936 with a reduced levy from 20 to 13 cents for that year. Bonds totaling 173 420 were issued to improve road number forty along the National Road through Jackson township. Taxpayers have paid principal 119 600 and interest 53 820 to date. Church softball league begins second round next Saturday at Creitz park with Milton Christians vs Cambridge City Christians at 3 pm and Dublin Friends vs Pershing Lutherans at 4 pm. Presbyterian church has a bye.

Jackson Township Church The Kiwanis Club Creitz Park Milton Christians Cambridge City Dublin Friends Pershing Lutherans Presbyterian Church

Mrs Merriman Straughn Injury From Fall At Home

Mrs Merriman Straughn suffered a painful bruise in a fall at her home last Wednesday afternoon. O R Reville of Tulsa arrived Friday to aid in care due to her age. June Sutphin of Richmond spent weekend with grandparents Robert and Mrs. Wharton. Seffrin hosts birthday dinner for Oscar Thompson and others including Yohler Brattain Brattain Bunyard Jones. McKee family plus Orlando visitors enjoyed a Paul farm picnic Tuesday evening. Ernest McGraw and Anna Volkert visited friends in Connersville Monday.

Merriman Straughn O. R. Reville Tulsa Okla June Sutphin Richmond Robert Wharton Oliver Seffrin Oscar Thompson George Yohler Mary Brattain Emma Brattain Luke Bunyard Connersville Paul Jones Mr. Seffrin John Mckee Helen Dryer Olga Bachmann Alfreda Ogborn Orlando Florida Bill Blair Wayne Routh Richard Paul Paul Farm Ernest McGraw Anna Volkert

Milton items and tragic death fill local page

Notes from Milton area list visits and hospital stays including Mr. Holland of Toledo and Mrs. Eckler of Pennville. A Missouri tragedy follows with Mrs. Harold Roosa burned to death at Richmond home. The Washington Cheerios meet to plan Lake Wehr exhibit and a July 24 picnic at Miss Helen Ritchie’s house.

Holland Toledo Ohio Elizabeth Shepherd Florence Eckler Pennville Chester Hall Eckler Veterans Hospital Hines, Ill Ruth Warren Pauline Wilson Centerville Clarice Palin Connersville Shafer Lake Monticello Wm. McClure Lucille Marley Ball State Rosa Harold Roosa Grace Miles Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond First Friends Church Washington Cheerios Helen Ferris Lake Wehr Miss Helen Ritchie Mary Targaret Bertsch Lois Caldwell Frances Doll Lois Highams Jessie Hylton Betty Sue Nicholson Tula Smith Wilma Slonaker Mary Margaret Waugh Miss Ritchie

Kiwanis Picnic in Cambridge City Districts Aug 1

Kiwanis Club Cambridge City sponsors a community picnic with cooperative dinner at 6 30 p m. Residents from Cambridge City and nearby towns are invited. Activities include music contests games and a softball game. Multiple committees list organizers and volunteers.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves

Mr and Mrs H H Davis of Dayton Ind plan a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs E O Beeson. Mr and Mrs L W Arburn and daughter spent Thursday in Indianapolis and will visit her mother in Oakland City. Mrs Lillie Huddleston and a son moved from the Coney property on Front Street to the Kerlin property on Church Street. Boyd Williams of Boston Mass spent the weekend with relatives in town and in New Castle.

H. H. Davis Dayton, Ind E. O. Beeson L. W. Arburn Indianapolis Lillie Huddleston Coney Front Street Kerlin Church Street Boyd Williams Boston Mass New Castle Orville Denning Thelma Miller New York

Five injured in Mount Lawn crash near New Castle

In a Sunday night head on collision north of Mount Lawn park, five people were injured with one in serious condition. Eugene Johnson, 25, suffered multiple injuries including a broken collar bone and brain concussion. Floyd Johnson, 31, was cut by scalp wounds. Charles Kain, 19, Leo Dawes, and Janet Geisler were also hurt. Deputies could not determine the crash cause. one car fled after the incident. Floyd Johnson is a Cambridge City jeweler. All victims were rushed to Henry county hospital.

New Castle Ind Mount Lawn Park Eugene Johnson Knightstown Floyd Johnson Cambridge City Charles Kain Liberty Leo Dawes Janet Geisler Henry County Hospital Johnsons

Miss Ruth Oldaker Fills Vacancy During Illness

Miss Ruth Oldaker filled the vacancy left by Miss Helen Allen during her con valescing period after an operation for appendicitis. Miss Allen plans to return to duties in early August. Various local families and friends are noted visiting, traveling, or returning from trips and events across Richmond and neighboring areas.

Ruth Oldaker F. E. Oldaker Helen Allen Miss Allen

Drivers urged to curb speed after 1934 crash data

The Travelers Insurance Company reports show nine out of ten auto accidents stem from driving errors and speed. Statistics reveal higher death rates on highways and curves, with rural areas rising sharply since 1923, urging motorists to drive at reasonable speeds to save lives and resources.

Travelers Insurance Company Don Herold

Cambridge City Centennial Celebration Plans Discussed

Cambridge City will mark its one hundredth anniversary next year with Centennial Week sponsorship open to local groups. A year of preparation is viewed as essential for exhibits, a parade of progress with floats, and educational materials showcasing the city’s role in art, music, literature, manufacturing, transportation and sports.

Cambridge City

Hiser Shoots Record at Indianapolis Gun Club event

Hiser set a 94 target record in the 100 target shoot at the Indianapolis Gun Club on Lyndhurst Drive. The runner up hit 93 targets with a third place 84. Also in Bloomington Wayne county students number 13 at Indiana University's summer session with total enrollment nearing 1,700, listing Cambridge City Greensfork Hagerstown and Richmond among participants.

Hiser W. S. Hiser Indianapolis Gun Club Lyndhurst Drive Indianapolis Times I. U

Tyler couple to spend summer in Burlingame

Mr and Mrs Ross Tyler depart Monday for Burlingame California to visit their son Albert R Tyler and family for the summer. They will travel south to start and return via the northern route.

Ross Tyler Burlingame California Albert R. Tyler

Jackson Township 4-H Club Meetings Highlights

The Laughing Lincolneers 4-H club held an all day meeting at Lincoln school building with a dress review judged by Miss Gertrude Adams of Hagerstown. Eva Catherine Bertsch received honors as the top participant. The county dress review is set for July 25 in Centerville with additional demonstrations.

Lincolneers Lincoln School Gertrude Adams Hagerstown Eva Catherine Bertsch Centerville Helen Clifton Mary Sharp Grant County Marguerite Polk Mary Lockwood Donna Prather Ruth Oldaker Joan Graffis Bernice Baker Ella Sturgis Richmond Mavis McGrady Colleen Braden Betty Stone Rilda Jean McGrady Sylvia Becker Charlene Scheidler

Don Mann Shuts Out Connersville Flashes 6-0

Don Mann pitched a six hit shutout for the Merchants at Creitz Park to beat the Connersville Flashes 6-0 Sunday afternoon. The Merchants tallied six runs in the third inning aided by M Gauker and Mann two baggers and a key error on a play at the plate. J Gauker and J Melnerney led the Merchants at the plate with multiple hits as Warfield and Beck contributed two hits apiece and Mann had a two bagger. Next Sunday the Merchants face Wehi at Wehi Park in pursuit of their sixth victory against two defeats.

Don Mann Merchants Connersville Creitz Park Boyd Mann Warfield Hurler J. McInerney M. Gauker Garrett B. Gauker T. McInerney Whipple T. Melnerney Wehi Wehi Park Lewisville

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