Mrs Anna Hoover Spends Friday with Mrs Glen Millikan
Mrs Anna B Hoover spent Friday visiting Mrs Glen Millikan in New Castle.
30 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
1
Mrs Anna B Hoover spent Friday visiting Mrs Glen Millikan in New Castle.
Mrs Malinda Mills and Mrs Grace Fuhrman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Mills at Hopewell, sharing a meal and conversation in a community gathering.
Miss Valetta Gilbert of Dayton spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Ida Gilbert at the home of Mrs. Viola Lindsay.
Mrs Walter McGuire who has been quite sick for ten days is slowly improving.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Jessup traveling from Cleveland Ohio to Atlanta Georgia called on Mr and Mrs Jesse Kellum during their trip last week.
Mr and Mrs E H Reynolds and son and Mr and Mrs Ona Mercer spent Sunday with Miss Mary Reynolds in Indianapolis, sharing a day of greetings and family time.
Dr and Mrs Paul Hill hosted as weekend guests her parents from Bedford, sharing a family visit space and hospitality over the weekend.
Mrs. Ona Mercer will attend the Widows club meeting at Fountain City today. Mrs Mercer had as her guests Friday Misses Alice Hill and Edna Hill of Fort Wayne.
Mrs Will Sturgis and her son joined Mr and Mrs Jacob Irvin and their son Billie Ray for a Thursday visit with friends in Andersonville.
Mrs. Freda Brock of Anderson is spending the week with her mother Mrs. Frank Eaton. The visit highlights family time and local social ties featuring Mrs. Eaton as the host in Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Goar and daughter Betty of New Castle were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Irvin and family.
Mrs. W. R. Littell plans to return home at the end of the week following a two week visit with friends and relatives in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The playground project supervised by Miss Eunice Ballinger ended last Friday with success in all details. The PTA hopes this may become an annual affair.
The Rebekah lodge conducted its officer installation Monday night and a committee served light refreshments afterward.
Mrs. Russell Miner and her children returned home Sunday after spending three weeks with relatives in Lucerne and Plymouth.
Dr and Mrs O W Wickstrom traveled from a visit with her parents in the southern part of the state and spent Monday night with friends here before continuing to New Jersey.
Mrs Paul Hill is spending several days with her parents at Bedford, visiting relatives and enjoying time away from home.
Mr and Mrs George Wheeler and daughter Pattie spent over Sunday at Lake James with friends. Mrs Ralph Marson and Frank Marson from Sturgis Michigan spent several days here last week. Mr and Mrs W M Miller and daughters spent Sunday with friends in Knightstown. John Scott and Virginia Griffin of Spiceland spent last week with their cousin David Wilson.
Mr and Mrs Lester Vickers entertained to dinner Friday evening with Mr and Mrs O V Winks and Robert Amick of Purdue attending.
Forrest Lashley spends several days with Maurice Close in Richmond, sharing time at the Richmond residence and visiting local sites during the stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tower of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Mannon. Mrs. George Slifer of Greenfield was the dinner guest of the Mannons on Wednesday.
Shirley-Ann Woods spends a few days with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roberts near Greensfork enjoying family time and countryside surroundings.
Dr and Mrs Hugh Morris with children Maxine and Gerald plan return this week from a two week trip through eastern states and Canada.
Mr and Mrs Robert Bertsch plan a two week vacation departing Saturday for Leland Michigan. The trip details note travel to a northern resort town with leisure activities and local sights.
Miss Elizabeth Paul of the Paul Casket company was stricken with appendicitis on a business trip and taken to St. Vincent hospital in Indianapolis. She underwent an operation and is reported improving satisfactorily.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Boyd of Hamilton Ohio are spending several days with his parents in town and with Mrs Boyd s parents in Milton after a trip through the east.
Mrs. Lula Vandervort spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Clara Huddleston and sister Ruth, sharing time at their home and enjoying family fellowship.
Mrs Savanah VanBuskirk is reported to be improving after several days of serious illness. Her condition has been monitored by physicians and family members, with cautious optimism for her continued recovery.
Mrs. Nelson Knight and her daughter of Covington Kentucky are spending the week with her grandfather George Usher and other relatives.
The Mollesan Mothers club of Pershing will sponsor a pre school clinic in the Pershing school building on August 18. All mothers interested are cordially invited to bring their children for examination.
Miss Helen Barnes, who has been ill for three weeks, is reported able to be out again as she returns to daily activities and improves health.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Matthews and Mrs. James Brumfield of Richmond spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lamberson.
Mr and Mrs Charles Doney and their son from Indianapolis plan a Friday visit with sister Miss Mildred Doney. Mrs Curren Kelley and her son will join them for a short visit before returning home.
Miss Julia Shafer is spending a week with Mr and Mrs Donald Johnston in Cincinnati as a social visit.
Thomas Kelsey was taken to Reid hospital early Wednesday morning, reported to be suffering from ulcers of the stomach.
Corwin Lamm and Guy Dearing are spending this week with Paul Sharpe in Indianapolis, sharing time at Sharpe's residence for a planned visit. The arrangement highlights friendship and travel plans during the period.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Florea Mr. and Mrs. Will Coney and C. T. Wright attended a Floridian picnic Wednesday afternoon at Roberts Park in Connersville.
Mrs. Etta Dalby of Oakland California and Mrs. Agnes Jessup of Torrence California, sisters of O. C. Rowe, visit Mr. and Mrs. John Teetor in Hagerstown. They with Mr. and Mrs. Teetor and Mrs. Anna Brown and Mrs. Evelyn Fleetmyer of Hagerstown spent Monday evening with O. C. Rowe.
Mr and Mrs George Shafer hosted relatives and friends for a Sunday dinner including John Shafer and son John Jr from Hamilton Ohio. Mary Nein and Ruth. Donald Johnston and children from Cincinnati. Ed Jackson from Muncie. and Charles Close and son as Sunday evening guests.
Robert Weaver hosted a party in Hamilton Ohio with guests Miss Verna Groff Miss Verda Groff Miss Mary Butler Miss Evelyn Morse Miss Alfa Lee and young men William Ogborn Russell Sanford Willis Kuster Eugene Stombaugh.
The Board of Education fixes September 7 as the opening date for the term. Beginning pupils may enter if six years old by September 15. Book lists appear in late August. Transportation costs for 1931 32 will be about ten percent lower than 1930 31.
Hartford City Kiwanis brought thirty members and two ladies to Cambridge City for a lively meeting. Paul McKee presided and inducted his father Dr. C E McKee of Dublin into the Cambridge City club amid talks, songs, and instrumental numbers. Luther Feeger is acclaimed as next Indiana Kiwanis district president.
Walter Weaver Waddell returned home Monday after a short visit with friends and relatives in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. FE. Newkirk spent the weekend in Richmond visiting the mother of her husband Mrs. N. Wood-Pat. The trip emphasized family ties and leisure time away from home.
Miss Elizabeth Newkirk spent Tuesday night with Miss Ruby Martin at Hagerstown and was the guest at a picnic at Wehi.
Mrs. Nelson Woodhead and her three children from Richmond stayed with her daughter Mrs. H E Newkirk for several days last week.
Mrs John Mannon attended the funeral of Miss Sue Wilson held in Greenfield on Friday bringing community members together for the service.
Mr and Mrs George Doney return to Minneapolis on Wednesday after two weeks with his sisters Miss Mildred Doney Mrs Curren Kelley and Mrs E L Locke in a family visit noted in local society circles.
Mr and Mrs Richard Ressler with Miss Gertrude Edwards Miss Edna Myers Miss Kathlen Ressler and Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb were a picnic party at the springs near Spiceland Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. J. O Connell and her son from Indianapolis are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulton.
Mrs. Julian Forsythe of Detroit is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. S H Smith for the week.
Mrs Robert Fansher and her daughter Mildred from Gettysburg Ohio visited Mrs Florence Hoover on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hardman of Winchester called on their cousin Mrs. Florence Hoover during the week, continuing family visits and social ties in the area.
Mr and Mrs E L Locke and daughter Mildred joined Miss Mildred Doney and Mrs Curren Kelley with son of Wilmington Del Mr and Mrs George Doney of Minneapolis Minn and Mr and Mrs Charles Doney and son of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Jess Murray of Richmond for a Sunday picnic at Glen Miller park in Richmond.
Cambridge City camp of Modern Woodmen of America met July 23 with six officers and district deputy. They decided to enter the eight-team fancy drills contest at the State Logrolling in Kokomo August 20 23 and urged neighbors of lodge 7095 to attend Thursday evening. Visiting neighbors from Rush County will be present at the Odd Fellows hall third floor.
Miss Pearl Hiday hosts a euchre party with guests Mrs. Park Sourbeer Mrs. R. R. Beckett Mrs. Joe Biswell Mrs. Ruth Lowery Miss Ruth Sourbeer Mrs. Harvey Kinsinger and Miss Charlotte Rodenberg. Modern Mothers club to sponsor a pre school age clinic August 18 in the school building. Miss Phyllis Ammerman visiting Deborah Lewis in Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sourbeer and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rodenberg spent Sunday at Greensburg. Greensfork visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hines and daughter with Ida Jamieson. Bobbie Fadely of Middletown visiting Wickershams. Wills family reunion at Mary Boggs home in Pennville includes Archie Wills and Charles Richardson family. Walter Ammerman and daughter with sister-in-law in Greensfork area. Junior Ridenour of Richmond visiting erschel Ammerman. Mrs. Harry Rush and Mrs. Gertrude Rush and daughter Elizabeth in town. Ruth Lowery visiting relatives in The Ladies Aid Society of Evangelical church meets at Mrs. Arthur Lamott’s country home. Ida Jamieson hosts Lone club with a buffett.
Alfa Lee and Martha Rudisell both scored 96.8 in the Clay Bridge Cambridge City 4-H health contest. Mary Jane Dougherty led with 99 percent, winning Washington township honors. Ruth Crosier took 97.1. Local club scores list many participants with scores ranging from 96.8 to 86.3. Occasional social notes follow with church attendance and visits in Straughn and Indianapolis гостей.
Isaac Manly Pitts aged 67 died Monday evening at his home on south Jones street after about a week of illness. He is survived by wife Elizabeth five sisters and four brothers including Lucy Durbin Hagerstown Ida Jones Marion Sadie Smith Chicago Mamie Vanderbilt Marion Sybil Pratt Cincinnati Frank Pitts Cincinnati Will Pitts Richmond Ed Pitts Mexico and George Pitts Fairmount Ind. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at the home with Rev L O Sheffield officiating. Burial will follow in West Lawn cemetery Hagerstown.
Timrahes Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Ep worth League at 6 30 for worship. Services every Sunday inviting all to attend.
The Lutheran Church Pershing will hold combined Sunday school and church service starting at 9 30. The sermon theme is Excelling in Prudence and special music will accompany the service.
Sunday school at Pleasant Hill and Germantown churches starts at 9 30 a m Preaching at Pleasant Hill follows at 10 30 a m There are no evening services through August.
Luncheon at a State Road 40 residence noted. The Secrest family from Cleveland visited over the weekend, with dinners hosted by Clara Secrest in Jacksonburg and Mrs. Viola Gibbs in Elwood. Death in Richmond prompts Mrs. Wilbur Personett’s travel. Jane Kelly buried in Williamsburg. Others include Edith Marold and Mary Jane visiting Richmond, Jos Biswell returning from Decatur, Aileen Morarity family trips to New Hope and Cincinnati, Ohio, and Roy Personett family visiting Hagerstown.
The George and Catherine Weaver descendants held their fourth annual reunion at Simeon Kidwell's home near Centerville with over 100 members. Granddaughters Ce lestine Weaver Ackerman Malinda Oldfield Stevens and Luella Crawford attended. A two hour program featured the Mud Sock Banjo Players and local performers. The next meeting is set for Roberts Park Connersville in July 1932.
Washington scientists cataloguing world fishes report the pandaka as the smallest species. It inhabits certain freshwater streams in the Philippine islands, with adults under half an inch long and partly transparent.
Want ads list wants including a one horse wheat drill to buy at 312 Charles Hahn phone 6013 and a pair of extension ladders in good order from Outland with phone White 167 plus a note for a cheap force item at phone 6038 Murray Taylor.
A woman's purse was lost on the Dublin New Castle road containing her driving license and money. A reward is offered for return, with contact through the Tribune office.
July 31 is the final date to secure the reduced net rate on all quarterly paid telephone rentals. Don’t forget tomorrow is the last date. Citizens Telephone Co.
Ice box in near mint condition offered for sale at a cheap price. Located at 309 Shawnee Ave. Call 109 to inquire.
Public notice states the bakery will close after12:00 noon on Saturdays and will open Sunday, with weekday hours from 4 a m to 9 p m.
Premium paid for good milling wheat and custom grinding services. Feeds of all kinds offered by The Imperial Mills at ten cents per hundredweight. Local buyers encouraged to inquire about terms and schedule.
Five room flat for rent listed by William Judkins. Also offered is a 75 pound ice box in good condition for sale through Reeservice Shop.
Local hatchery promotes sale of baby chicks and started chicks to September 1 at Heisers Hatcheries in New Castle with New Lisbon phone listing. Includes pricing and availability details for poultry growers and hobbyists.
An advertisement urges buyers to switch from renting to purchasing a home now, claiming prices are lower today and will rise soon. It notes using rent money for payments and invites readers to discuss options with W. H. Doney.
Announcement lists rooms at the Annex located at 129 West Third Street with contact Walter Smith by phone White 3364 for lodging.
Rental notice for a modern residence on Mulberry Street listed by Charles Kniese with contact phone 274 for inquiries.
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