Kiwanis Club Presents Farce for Underprivileged Children
The Cambridge City Kiwanis sponsors a social comedy drama Sis Perkins by Zion's Lutheran youth at Lincoln high school auditorium this Thursday at 8:00 PM. Proceeds fund work for underprivileged children. admission 15 and 25 cents. Leads are played by experienced youth from Milton and Cambridge City high schools.
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Cambridge City Kiwanis Club
Sis Perkins
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Wilbur E. Allen
Lincoln High School
Kiwanis Club
Milton
Cambridge City
Community notices highlight weddings and social visits in Cambridge City
Local society pages show a shower for Miss Freeda Conner hosted by Mrs Stratton and Mrs Stonecipher in Cambridge City. Other items note visits by residents to Pershing, Lima, Angola, Reid hospital, and Richmond, plus club meetings and Quaker fellowship events among Friends and visitors from Philadelphia and Canada.
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Isaiah Fricker
A. G. Cunningham
Marie Thomas
B. L. Stratton
Russell Stonecipher
Cambridge City
Freeda Conner
Frank Walton
Mesdames Glen Ridenour
Richmond
B. L. Hiatt
James Barker
Delbert Smith
Logan Roszell
Charles Fagan
Will Floyd
Nora Evans
Goldie Elliott
John Champe
Aileen Mullen
Connersville
Lillian Baker
Mary Champe
Betty Lou Hiatt
Brian Price Heywood
United States
Friends
Young Friends Fellowship
Philadelphia
Canada
Labor at the Crossroads and the CIO Rise
Roger W. Babson analyzes the rapid growth of the CIO, its potential to shape American labor policy, and the risk of radicalism if leadership like John L. Lewis fails to unite unions. He cautions against internal division and urges disciplined strategy under democracy and steady management.
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Babson Park
Mass
CIO
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Ford Company
Organized Labor
AF of L
Samuel Gompers
Sam Gompers
AF of Land
House of Labor
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Green
Babson
Roosevelt
United States
Demnds
America
Labor
J. P. Mexigan
Green
Federation of Labor
John Lewis
Wages Rise 162 Percent in 23 Years
Two surveys show wages in manufacturing rose 162 percent over 23 years. July 1914 hourly earnings were 24.7 cents, rising to 64.6 cents in 1937, with weekly earnings from 12.68 to 26.76 dollars as longer-term effects and taxes on payrolls grew.
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New York
IPS
National Industrial Conference Board
American Iron and Steel Institute
Steel and Iron Companies
Alumni Banquet and Dance at Lincoln High School
Lincoln High School hosts the Alumni Banquet at 6 30 p m and a dance at 10 p m on Thursday June 17. Banquet and dance cost 50 cents per person for alumni and guests. public dance is 75 cents per couple. Band Parents Association serves the banquet. reservations due by June 14 to Mrs Lotus Miller or Miss Valetta Bachmann.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Band Parents Association
George Morris
Howard Woodward
Clarence Chase
Edwin Craig
Freeda Close
Lotus Miller
Valetta Bachmann
Earlham College to Grant 57 B A Degrees at 90th Commencement
Fifty seven candidates for the bachelor of arts degree will be honored at Earlham college in Richmond Indiana during the 90th annual commencement set for June 14 The three day program opens June 12 with addresses by Dr Elden H Mills and Dr Walter F E Spahr both Earlham graduates The events include a reunion luncheon a student drama Eternally Yours and the conferring of degrees concluding Monday afternoon Also noted are various alumni visits and a medical degree to be awarded to Linville Baker at Indiana University commencement Monday evening.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Elden H. Mills
First Church of Christ, Congregational
West Hartford
Conn
Walter FE. Spahr
New York University
Earlham
Spahr
Mills
Indiana
Earlham Hall
Edgar A. Fisher
Dayton
Ohio
Alumni and
Old Students Union
Wibur Braun
Degees
Linville Baker
Lincoln High School
Indiana University
Ballinger Family Visits Hoovers in Connersville
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ballinger and baby from Connersville spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Maude Hoover and other relatives.
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Mrs
Ray Doll
Pershing
John Keihn
Laurel
Don Murray
Jerome Junction
Ariz
Arthur Ballinger
Connersville
Maude Hoover
M. M. Moffett
Herman Fox
Mrs. Cheslie Castle of
Hugh Morris
Mrs. Minor
Will
Mrs. Herman White
Williamsburg
Mrs. Elmer Rees
Everton
Flag Day 1937 Portrait of Liberty and Duty
A patriotic speech by Raymond Pitcairn honors Flag Day as a symbol of freedom and democracy. He recalls the flag’s birth in a struggle for liberty and warns against threats to free speech thought and governance as autocratic ideas spread globally.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Florida ship canal favored after committee vote
The House Rivers and Harbors Committee approved a $197,921,000 Florida ship canal project that earlier faced congressional rejection as uneconomic and extravagant. The panel's action signals renewed push for the canal despite past criticism.
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House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Florida Ship Canal
Congress
Taxes Collected Here At Washington Filling Station
A sign at a Washington DC filling station proclaims taxes collected here along with selling gas and oil indicating the shop offers duty or fee collection services in addition to fuel merchandise.
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Washington, D. C
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Community Notes
The Law rence H. Bertsch unit No. 169 met in Legion hall with Agnes Peters reporting 970 of 1000 poppies sold for a May 29 sale, profit 368.50, remaining poppies made into a wreath for veterans at the cemetery. Officers urged photo submissions for the unit scrapbook and a June 21 Mother-Daughter banquet plans were outlined.
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Ruth Reed
Marion Hospital
Marie Ohmit
Fidac
Mary Graffis
The Elastic Key Trick
A simple demonstration with a key attached to elastic shows how speed affects motion. Move the key across a desk slowly and quickly, then along a circular arc. at higher speeds the weight escapes the circle, illustrating rotation and inertia.
Inertia Explained as Cars Drifting at Curves
The text explains inertia as bodies in motion tend to stay in a straight path. It notes a car on a curve pushes outward due to this tendency, with higher speed increasing the risk of leaving the road. Low speeds offer more time to steer gradually.
Psi Iota Xi to Show City Scenes for Milk Fund
Psi Iota Xi sorority presents a See Your Town and Yourself program at Cambridge City High School auditorium on June 21 and 22. The event features moving pictures of local citizens, bands, Girl Reserves, Boy Scouts, clubs, and fire department scenes with a magical act by Mr Gubi. Camera work was done on June 9 and 10. A 2 PM parade today precedes the shows. Proceeds fund milk for undernourished children.
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Psi Iota Xi
High Schoo Auditorium
Cambridge City
Gubi
Numerous Visitors Share Sunday Calls in Germantown
A long list of residents hosted or visited with relatives and friends from Centerville Day ton Columbus Winchester Cambridge City Richmond Indianapolis and Milton. The Evangelical church plans a penny supper Thursday at the Homestead Inn to benefit the piano fund.
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The
Evangelical Church
Homestead Inn
Leslie Lamott
Lowell Lamott
East Chicago
Arthur Lamott
John Hunt
Marcie Hunt
Dublin
Bert Teegarden
Grace Hunt
Luther Kimmel
Winchester
George Faucett
Spiceland
Lee Hartman
C. B. Evans
Ed. Crowell
Ralph Taylor
Oscar Chase
Dollie Severance
Richmond
Harry Woods
Clarence Chase
Milton
Rosella Crockett
Richard Whirley
Jewell Roettger
Near Milton
Floyd Hines
Harry Rodenberg
Near Greensfork
Will Dryer
Cambridge City
Christina Dryer
Dewey Fadely
Middletown
Earl Wickersham
Pauline Widner
Frank Widner
Indianapolis
Helen Kuster
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Everette Grey
Gerald Murphy
Hugh Fagan
Jacksonburg
Glen Ridenour
John Gehring
Lester Denicker
Kathlen Heacock
Lima
J. N. Plummer
Harry Demaree
Angola
Pokaxon State Park
Gene Straton Porter
Arthur Conner
Horace Ellenberger
Clayton
Lillie Stites
Reid Hospital
Walter Leonard
Home Makers Club
Luella Frazee
Hillsboro
William Tayor
Sam Morris
Main Street
Cape
W. H. Reams
Phoenix, Ariz
Margaret Wilson
Kenosha, Wis
Ruby Bryant
Jennie Smalley
Methodist Missionary Society
George Marshall
Vera
Kennard
Publishers Financial Bureau
BY Roger W. Babson
Aura
Europe
Lincoln H.S
Ray Nugen
Dunreith
William Odham
Mavis McGrady
Richard Ginn
Will McGrady
New Castle
Roland McGrady
Adam Metterts
Columbus
Washington Court House
Sentinels of the Republic
Washington, D.C
U. S. Treasury
Mary Ellen Farmer
Bes Mead
Mr. Farmer
Hendrick Farmer
Mary Ellen
Des Moines Tigers
Paul Stratton
Anderson
Ralph Black
Ruth Arnheiter
Will Martin
Helen Hunt Club
Overbeck
J. W. Marson
Marson
Ophelia G. Shults
Arburn
State Federation of Clubs
French Lick
Lawson
General Federation
Virginia Meredith
Elizabeth Overbeck
Alice Bradbury
Ethel Zehring
Mary Iliff
J. P. Jones
C. O. Keene
C. E. Heywood
A. Thornton
G. Haight
Edna Harter
Albert Ferris
Pogram Committee
Nellie Jones
E. O. Paul
Laura Straub
Flora Henwood
Arthur Cornthwaite
Earl Clevenger
Bobbie
Laverne Cornthwaite
Sidney, Ohio
St. Mary’s Lake
Patricia Martindale
Miami- Jacobs College
Mr. and
His
Chauncey Locke
Fagan
Archie Jackson
Weahers Safety
Serviaa
Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Germantown
Omer Neff
Glen Brumfield
Centerville
James Hurst
Roy Rush
Gertrude Rush
Frank McDaniel
Jeannette Tatman
Elsie Trotter
Durbin Tatman
Mary Ball
Tatman
John Kinsinger
Emil Kenyon
George Lorber
Chas. Sorber
G. F. Gipe
Will Jordan
Flint, Mich
Ed. Nave
Ida Jamieson
Adam Spence
Ross Severance
John Chase
Edna Ohmit
A. E. Ehle
B. F. Sourbeer
Forrest Allen
George Myer
Floan
Iowa
Betty Myer
John Myer
Clarence Myer
Marguerite Myer
Massachusetts
Lean Walker
William Eggert
Billie
Cincinnati
Park Gipe
Willis Scholl
Jane
Alva Sarver
Near Hopewell
Jesse Sarver
Greensburg
Grace Sarver
Son Russell
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