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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
Editor Roy Copeland leads the Cambridge City Indiana Tribune with the June six 1935 issue stamp and post office classification Second Class Matter.
A report details Mayor C W H Bangs of Mur tington evading a summons and contempt of court, jailed about a month since January 1, with hopes to be released by June 23 to handle several civil cases at term end. The piece notes his Huntington base in international law and a controversial switch from Stop to Go signs. The Helen Hunt Club chapter closes its forty six year, with officers reports and a yearbook presentation, including photographs of six charter members from 1889 and plans for a study year Our selves From Eve to Madam Curie. Refreshments followed for twenty two members.
Perron George Babcock of Richmond visited his sister Mrs George Martz on Memorial Day. Mrs Sarah Cooney spent the weekend in Connersville with her brother and family. Mrs Robert Steele and Mrs Gertrude Berger of Kokomo returned home after visiting Mrs Emil Ebert and friends at Liberty. Fran Rawn of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Charles Merrick and Mrs Arthur Cosgrove at the Connersville hospital. The June meeting of the Rum Again class of the Presbyterian church was held at Miss Mary Blumpke’s home. Mr and Mrs Russell Stonecipher and Willis Kuster were guests.
Mrs. Edwin Chatham of Weldon New York Mrs. Robert Elliott of Indianapolis and Orie Huddleston of Montgomery New York returned home Sunday after visiting Dublin at the home of their mother Mrs. Francis Huddleston following the death of their father Francis Huddleston.
Mrs Arthur Cosgrove was brought home from Connersville hospital Tuesday and placed with her daughter Mrs Harley Garrett. She suffered a broken arm several broken ribs a back injury and numerous cuts and bruises from the Memorial Day automobile accident.
Mr and Mrs Amos Danner and Mrs Malinda Mills with Mrs Grace Fuhrman and Miss Katie Kothe attended the Technical high school commencement at Butlerfield house Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Furman Danner son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Danner was a member of the graduating class. Mrs Mills and Mrs Fuhrman remained for several days visit in the city.
Miss Lucile Pritchard attended the commencement exercises at Knights Town High School on Friday evening. Miss Esther Kennard, Vern Pritchard’s niece and Miss Pritchard’s cousin, was among the graduating class. Kennard’s mother was formerly Miss Gertrude Pritchard of this city.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Krahl depart Thursday morning for Woodhole Massachusetts where Maurice will be employed at the Marine Biological Laboratory for the summer.
Cora Irene Conklin born August 26 1859 in Carrolton Ohio youngest of eight died May 30 1935 aged 75 years nine months four days wife of Gustavus Garrett mother of Emma Myers Harley Garrett and Dora Jones survived by three children sister Mary Muzzy brother David Conklin fifteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral at West Main Street home with Rev Roy Reece Baptist Church officiating burial Riverside cemetery. Card of thanks from Gus Garrett and family.
Sunday school at 9 30 am with a Children's Day program at 10 30 am. Choir and orchestra practice planned Thursday and Friday evenings. Participants include Josephine Bryant Keith Smith Joyce Smith Russel Hickman Gerald Miner Billy Sands Dean Miner Barbara Porter Bobby Krone Geo Oswald and many others with songs such as Children Joy My Message and June Lullaby. Offering and benediction follow prayers led by Dr J C Smith and John Miller with recitations by Donald Winks Natures Messengers and The Tiny Ones plus a closing God is Love and Summer prayers.
Pastor Frank C. Guyatt invites all to worship with 9 15 Bible school for all ages. New classrooms arrive in a week. 10 30 junior congregation for children under 12. 10 30 worship service. Vacation Bible school starts Monday June 17 for two weeks.
Germantown service opens with Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by E E Oldafer, superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 with Pastor Charles Kramer. Children's Day program at 7 30 p m. Choir practice Friday at 7 30. Pleasant Hill Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by C O Dill superintendent.
Lutheran Church Pershing lists Rev. Wilbur E Allen pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching service at 7 30 p m Junior choir meets Monday 1 30 p m Senior choir Monday 7 30 p m True Blue class with Mr and Mrs Delbert Hoover Tuesday evening Willing Workers Wednesday afternoon
Hopewell items detail visits among Kendall, Gilbert, Stites, and Langston families in Greenfield New Castle and Richmond. Attendees include Bobbie Kendall, Lillie Stites, Ida Kendall, Kathleen Macy, and Joyce Myers with multiple Decoration Day gatherings and a revival at Cadiz Friends church led by Gospel Messengers of Fort Wayne.
Milton residents hosted relatives for Memorial Day dinner as Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kellam entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Higgs and daughter visited from New Castle as Sunday guests. The Washington Cheerios met in the Christian church basement with minutes approved and a work period followed by social hour.
A lesson outline on the Holy Spirit from Romans 8 and John 14 16, tracing the Spirit s promised outpouring at Pentecost its future fulfillment with Israel s regathering and the Messianic Kingdom and outlining the Spirit s titles works gifts sealing and the path to unity and prayer in the Christian life.
A poetic reflection credits joy as the driving force of nature and time, stating joy loosens flowers from buds and moves celestial bodies beyond the reach of astronomers’ sight. The passage presents a philosophical musing on joy’s expansive influence.
A concise quotation by James Russell Lowell about nobleness in others awakening to meet one’s own nobility, urging virtue and steadfast character.
A detailed society update describes dances, meetings, and church activities hosted by local families and organizations. Notable names include Phyllis Clingman Frances Dole Jessie Hylton and Mrs Lloyd Heller with many attendees from Beeson Bertsch Bragg Caldwell and Heller circles. The report covers memorial services, birthdays, receptions, garden parties, and musical recitals at churches and homes with numerous guests from nearby towns and counties.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Morris Druley of Centerville with Mr and Mrs Elbert Barnes. Sorority meeting at Miss Leeta Conners home in Cambridge City attended by Mrs McKee Mrs Floyd Hines and Miss Fern Ashbaugh. Further items report visits to Bloomington Salem and Champaign as well as a Jolly Ten Dinner club gathering and a farm camp fire party near Milton with multiple families present.
Straughn Items notes Mrs Earl VanSickle and daughter visiting Rushville with her mother Mrs Ruby Butler and family. Mrs Anna Clayton travels to Indianapolis for a two week visit with daughter Mrs Frank Linder and relatives. Mrs Albert Lamberson is seriously ill after a heart attack. son Marshall Lamberson of Conn ersville will stay several days. Mrs Valera Hyde of Indianapolis guests of Mr and Mrs Clessie Haskett over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. Tivis Smalley of Beech Grove are noted in local items.
A home advice note suggests maintaining a color chest with paints for quick touch ups. It urges monthly touch up days, renewing worn baseboards and frames, and checking furniture floors for wear to save money and keep the house in good condition.
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