Comic Strip Quip Highlights Diabetes Remark
A brief humor note from the Indianapolis News remarks that some girls resemble comic strip characters and that a touch of starvation now and then can relieve many diabetic men.
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
10
A brief humor note from the Indianapolis News remarks that some girls resemble comic strip characters and that a touch of starvation now and then can relieve many diabetic men.
Wayne County court appoints Leroy Higgins as executor of the estate of Jacob L. Higgins deceased. The estate in Wayne County Indiana is claimed to be solvent. J. C. Dodson is identified as attorney for the executor.
Oliver M. Kellum as administrator of the Anna Kellum estate filed final settlement in Wayne Circuit Court No 6043 April term 1029. A examination and action on the account is set for June 11 1929 at which heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. John C. Dudson attorney. 20,2
The Public Library will be closed all day for Memorial Day. Local social items include visits by county Sunday school officials to Doddridge Chapel and Abingdon schools with plans to visit Boston schools next Sunday before a convention here next week. News of social gatherings, engagements, and a career move for Frank Frohnapfel highlight community events and announcements.
The Bellefontaine Daily Examiner reports the death of Mrs Jennie E Jones Stevenson at 1041 North Main Street after a cerebral hemorrhage. She and her husband Rev R Scott Stevenson had returned from Los Angeles and Denver, with funeral services by Rev E E Davis at Wiseman Funeral Home and burial in Riverside cemetery. Herman E Jones of Chicago is a son. Charles Jones formerly cashier at First National Bank in Cambridge City.
The Bentonville graduation ceremonies were held at the Bentonville hall on Saturday night May 16 with Dr. McLean of DePauw University delivering the address. A large crowd attended. The baccalaureate service occurred at the Christian church on Sunday evening May 12 led by Rev. Poe. Social visits included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marlatt and son James Everett from Indianapolis with the Rays. Elizabeth Williams spent Monday with Miss Margaret Toms. and Frances Staats hosted a sixteenth birthday party with guests including Elizabeth Williams Margaret Toms Cora Klein Dorothea Cardwell Freda Summan Frances Hudderson Catherine Wolf and Willard Myers Chester Hackleman Maurice Wolf Noble Biddinger Hobert Dunkin.
Mrs. James Napier hosted Mothers Day guests including Walter Napier and his family from Monon Indiana and Elsie Napier from Shelbyville. Paul Napier stayed two weeks with grandparents. Mrs. Beeson led Esther Bible class at M E church. Floyd Dalrymple has been ill. Mothers and Daughters banquet set for Wilson school Wednesday at 7 30. Clara Marlatt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marlatt, fell from a swing and broke her leg. Carl Hamilton of Muncie was dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Heaston.
Milton residents attended Cambridge City commencement exercises last Thursday. Milton Cary club hosted a luncheon focusing on Latin America led by Mrs. Doty and Mrs. Kniese. Several guests visited or stayed with local families, including trips to Indianapolis and Los Angeles, while others hosted relatives and attended meetings such as the Eastern Star.
An advertisement touts Bayuk Havana Ribbon cigars made from fully ripened middle leaves. It claims superior flavor and mellow smoking with a sensational price of a nickel per cigar and pocket packages of five.
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