I Die to Tell John the Truth
Maury and Mary confront a painful secret as John faces the hurt of love and impending departure. Miss MacDonald and Sam clash over loyalty while Maury clings to hope, seeking to comfort John amid guilt and despair.
12 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
Maury and Mary confront a painful secret as John faces the hurt of love and impending departure. Miss MacDonald and Sam clash over loyalty while Maury clings to hope, seeking to comfort John amid guilt and despair.
Paths of deduction tighten as Miss Macdonald guides Mrs. Mazin from doubt toward a stitched together theory. The duo weigh circumstantial proof, confront fear, and plan steps to uncover Canneziano’s killer without leaping to arrest.
The circus arrives for a Saturday event with a 1 30 parade and 2 o clock show on the Harmeier lot at North Walnut Street. Attendance is expected to be strong after last year’s profitable return.
Milton Indiana June 10 Organiza tion of Milton Boy Scout Troop No 23 of Wayne county has been completed with Delbert Pitman as Scoutmaster and John Brown as assistant The troop is sponsored by a group of citizens with C V Pitman as chairman of the troop committee aided by Harry Doty and Herbert Russell Charter members invested with tender foot rank at the Court of Honor at Glen Miller last Saturday are Carl Albertson Robert Davis Fred Doty Donald Manlove Roger Lamb Clarence Pitman Lee Crawford and Lowell Caldwell
Terre Haute Indiana June 11 C Dale Elisberry of Cambridge City will join the class of graduates from the four year Programs at Indiana State Teachers College during commencement in the Physical Education building Friday June 13 Major Norman Allen Imrie of Culver Military Academy will give the commencement address and L N Hines will confer diplomas Elisberry completes Bachelor of Science in Education Miss Jeannette Boyd will attend the exercises Friday
Germantown Ind June 11 J Russell Behr son of William Behr of Indianapolis received his Master of Science degree from the Educational Department of Purdue University Behr a former Germantown resident and his many friends extend congratulations
Mrs Mary M Mauk arrived from Clearwater Florida and visited friends in Cambridge City a few days. She will spend the summer here and at Indianapolis.
A fragmented note indicates a person named Coronet spent Saturday in Indianapolis with two sons, Fred and Ray, details unclear due to missing context.
The Cambridge Light and Power Co power rate hearing for Cambridge petitioners was postponed from Tuesday to Wednesday June 25 by a Public Service Commission confirmation. Factories and other city interests seek a rate reduction and will appear before the commission.
Mr and Mrs Amos Ellabarger celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary at their Locust Grove area home. Amos, 82, and Cynthia, 79, wed June 8 1873 at Rev Jacob Bowman’s home west of Hagerstown. They have one son Charles at home and were visited by several friends and relatives.
U S soldiers on a scheduled pass through this area were diverted at the last moment and did not stop in Cambridge City or Richmond as planned. Residents had prepared for an overnight stay in the park, and the reason for the change was not learned.
Mrs Henry Boles entertained the While Away club of Greenfield with an all day meeting last Thursday. Dinner was served antique style on red and white checked cloths using antique dishes. Fifteen members joined roll call for current events. Guests included Mrs Ruth Weaver and Mrs Alva O'Brien. Visiting ladies departed at 4 o clock looking forward to the next occasion.
Frank Hartzler a prominent Richmond grocer aged 73 died Monday night at his home from a sudden heart attack He was born in New Lisbon in 1857 and moved from Cambridge City to Richmond in 1885 He was a well known figure among local older residents.
Rev. L. O. Sheffield of Louisville Kentucky has accepted the pastorate of the Baptist church here and will move his family soon. The Helping Hand Bible class will sponsor a reception to the pastor and his wife Friday evening at the church. All members and families are urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rihm hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Decker and Bertha Schuesselin with daughter, Walter Decker and Raymond Decker, Gus Rihm and George Rihm Jr., all of Piqua, Ohio, along with Miss Grace Isaac of Winchester.
Weeds on vacant lots and in alleys are a menace to any community and should be cut by property owners. See your vacant lots and alleys as others see them.
Mr W O Barber and Mrs Barber of Anderson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Drischel, sharing a quiet afternoon visit and conversation.
Mr and Mrs W H Doney visited Mr and Mrs Will Drischel in Richmond on Monday, sharing time and greetings in a local social note.
Miss Esther Bush comes back Sunday after a two week stay with relatives in Hamilton Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leavell and their daughter of Anderson spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whipple.
The new double tennis court in Creitz Park opens drawing many tennis lovers outdoors. Local recreation officials expect active use as residents explore the enhanced facilities this season.
Mrs. Sanford Jacobs returns to Logansport after two weeks with Mrs. Anna Jacobs. Edgar Isaac spends time in Indianapolis.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy spent the weekend with Miss na Wissler in Richmond, sharing time at a local social gathering and enjoying hospitality in the city.
Miss Dorothy Sebring returned to her home here Saturday after completing a six weeks course at Muncie Normal.
Mr and Mrs Roy Paul and Miss Mary Ellen Beale of Indianapolis plus Mr and Mrs Squire Cornthwaite were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cornthwaite on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Roy Mills and Mrs PF attended a function described as a man game event with guests noted in a social column. The brief item mentions attendance but lacks further details on location date or outcome.
O L Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion addressed the Sixth District convention at Red Men's Hall outlining urgent legislation for disabled ex service men. He urged a government hospital policy and a commission to study universal service as a wartime insurance and pressed prompt action in Congress.
An old limerick-like verse extols Allie a teacher who cannot tally her reports. It contrasts industrious effort with failure to balance records and urges persistent work to ensure tallying accuracy. The poem pivots on Sally as another name for Allie and stresses diligence to achieve correct records.
Ted W. Davidson formerly of this city and manager of Cambridge Lumber Co. sold his interest in Davidson Lumber Co. of Alexandria to Hart Winchel of Lafayette. Davidson bought an interest in Southport Lumber Co. at Southport Indiana and will manage it, moving his family there when a house is found. R. A. Miner will oversee mill and shop. Miss Hilda Fetters remains as bookkeeper for the Winchel firms, then will handle Southport books.
George Fagan son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fagan was elected president of the Junior class at Franklin College not the Sophomore class as reported last week. We apologize for the error noting his rapid progress in college work.
Folding chairs shipped to Baltimore by Standard Mfg. Co. musical events delight locals. Mrs. George McLane dies in Henry county near Pleasant Hill. Alvah Macey returns home to visit parents. Three servicemen from the area return from the Philippines. Citizens Telephone Co. issues a new directory listing 480 subscribers. Frank Marson sells a deluxe phaeton to Oliver Thornburg for 225 dollars. Rural Route 1 inspection approves route and fall operation planned. Route 2 rejected for incomplete canvass and conflict with another route.
Cambridge Chautauqua runs five days starting July 9 with Billy Sunday as headline speaker on Saturday night July 12. Other recognized speakers and musical groups including the Carolina Jubilee Singers will perform. The Bergman Play Co. opens with The New Broom and Smilin Through as the season begins.
A Tribune coupon offers free admission to a Wednesday Grand theatre show. Clip and present the coupon at the box office on or before July 30 to be the guest of the Tribune. No strings attached.
Miss Pauline Woodward left for New York City to meet Miss Helen Hicks and travel on the S S Leviathan with the Dilla Tourist Party for a tour of Europe. She plans to witness the Oberammergau Passion Play in July and returns to resume school in Clarksburg in September.
W S Hunt C F Wheeler E V Whelan and Fred Masterson motored to Cincinnati Sunday to enjoy a double header baseball game. A Hunt relative acted as grandstand usher and provided the group with a box seat.
Julian Davis of Heiser's Station underwent an operation for appendicitis at Reid hospital Thursday and is getting along nicely.
Miss Patricia Bishop of east Cambridge travels to Grand Rapids Michigan to spend a month visiting her brother John Bishop and family.
Mr and Mrs Lemuel Crockett and Mrs Daisy Crockett visited Indianapolis on a Sunday with Mr and Lanich joining in the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ingermann and Mr and Mrs Warren Ingermann and Mrs Philip Lafever of Connersville visited friends here Sunday. Buford Webster of Worthsville Ky was the weekend guest of Miss Margaret Scudder.
Gene McGraw of DePauw spends a few days at home before entering Butler for a summer term.
Friday evening June 13 at 7 30 o'clock Cambridge Chapter No 9 R A M will hold a stated convoc ation All Companions should attend this meeting.
A large crowd from Cambridge gathered at the Coliseum in Richmond Sunday evening for Union Pentecostal services. The sermon by Dr. Jesse M. Bader was highlighted as a keynote of the event.
The City Council has purchased two modern stop and go signals and will soon place them in operation to regulate traffic.
Mrs. Clarence Whelan spent last week with relatives in Dayton and was joined by Mr. Whelan over the weekend.
Mrs Charles Close entertained with a birthday dinner Tuesday evening in honor of her son Edward.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Bertsch plan a remodel of the Byrnes residence on Lincoln Drive and expect to move in around the last of July.
Mrs W R Littell departed Wednesday for a three week visit with relatives in Cleveland Ohio and New York City.
Mrs John Cutshaw spent last week with her parents in Seymour, returning home with fond memories of the family visit.
Mesdames Harry Bales H Stannah Roy Copeland E P Diffenderfer Harry Thompson and Ross Hutchinson attended a luncheon bridge party hosted by Mrs Clarence Ingermann at her Connersville home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ivan Harris entertained the Fellowship club at her home north of town on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs George Hormel and Clifford Howard with Mr and Mrs Lon Hormel of Jacksonburg and Jas Creighton of Straughn attended the funeral of Omer Hormel in Kokomo on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Dennis of Indianapolis visited over the weekend with Mrs. Anna Hoover and other local friends, sharing time in social gatherings and catching up on community news.
The Neighborly club met with Mrs Lindley Baker on Tuesday to discuss upcoming events and plans for the community group. Members shared ideas and set a date for the next gathering.
Mr and Mrs Emil Ebert and Mr and Mrs Paul Drischel were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Theobald on Sunday. The dinner was given in honor of the celebrating anniversaries of the Eberts Eiser and Theobald families.
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