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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

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Clarence Pitman Milton Honored by College Appointments

Clarence Pitman of Milton was elected editor of Ball State College 1938 Orient by the junior class in a June 1 election. He is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Pi Gamma Mu and treasurer of the Navajo Club. Pitman and six other candidates were initiated into Pi Gamma Mu at services Thursday in Anderson.

Clarence Pitman Milton Orient Ball State College Muncie Pitman Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu Anderson Dill Street

Miss Christina Allison Graduates From Danville Central Normal

Miss Christina Allison daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Allison of Greensfork formerly of this city and granddaughter of Franks Allison was a member of the Danville Central Normal college graduating class last Friday Mrs Belle Martin of this place attended the commencement.

Christina Allison Leon Allison Greensfork Frank Allison Danville Central Normal College Belle Martin

Community Notes from Ger mantown and Nearby Towns

Local residents travel for teaching posts vacations and family visits. Many attend the State Sunday school convention in Winchester. The Pershing Pushers 4-H club holds an all day meeting with songs contests and planned health exams and upcoming district camp and county show dates.

Edna Ohmit C. Severance Viola Cnase Richmond Lola Hoel Cambridge City Sandra McKee Dayton Richard Whitley Charles Ballard Addie Test Dublin James Stultz Margaret Steffenson Winchester George Meyer Jane Sioux City Iowa Forrest Allen Everett Rodenberg John Kinney Muncie C. D. Kinney Safety Harbor Fla B. F. Sourbeer Walter Shaeffer Marshal Rodenberg Elsie Trotter Indianapolis Jeannette Tatman Byron Sowers Port Arthur Texas Ross Sowers Clayton Hunt Lewisville Inn Z. L. Boster Woodward Cabin Russell Behr Carthage Cora Behr Floyd Hines John McKee Sandra Harvey Bertsch Lewis Semler Pershing Agnes Glant Juy

Vacation a Sound Investment Promotes a Record 1937 Season

Babson predicts a record 1937 recreation season with 50 million vacationers and over 5.5 billion dollars in recreation spending. He cites strong incomes, high employment, and shifting attitudes toward leisure as drivers of growth across hotels, transportation, and amusements, noting the broader economic and social optimism of the era.

Babson Park Mass Florida California

Freeda Conner Weds Willis Kuster In Garden Terrace Ceremony

Freeda J Conner daughter of Mr and Mrs Basil R Conner became the bride of Willis L Kuster son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kuster in a double ring ceremony read by Rev Frank Guy Att in the terrace of the couple s new home Saturday at seven. Attendants were Leeta Conner and Margaret Conner sisters of the bride with Ruth Dodson as pianist. A reception followed with yellow and green decor and a large wedding cake. Guests included numerous Indianapolis and Circle City families and friends.

Freeda J. Conner Basil R. Conner Willis L. Kuster Harry Kuster Frank Guyatt Ruth Dodson John Woody Richmond Leeta Conner Margaret Conner Harry Beal Kuster Harry Conner Indianapolis Joanna Hill B. R. Conner Julia Shafer Clarence Ingermann Connersville Harold Smith Frank Conner Kokomo Herschel Groves Priscilla Groves Oma Merritt Edna Williams Worthington Ohio Martin Lannon Columbus Robert Elliott Emma Elliott George Shafer Straughn T. E. Keever Rozella Joe Keever Milton Clifford Oldham A. G. Cunningham George Barrett Arthur Hodson Pauline Widner Helen Kuster Rufus Ross Cramer Clifford Howard Russell Stonedpehr B. L. Stratton Paul L. F. Miller David Wilson C. Emil Kenyon L. W.arburn H. R. Kuster Hugh Foss Eugene Stombaugh Charles Boyer Earl Boyer Russell Smith Murray Ogborn Edwin Thom Cambridge City Wilbur Ogborn New Lisbon W. Huffman Sulphur Springs Arthur Waddel John Thoms Muncie Margaret Wilson W. H. Beams Morton Wilson Ruth Wilson C. H. Staats Elmer Hudson Leonard Myers A. J. Nabers Amarillo Texas Ida Verbarg Goldie Johnson Curtis Smith Dayton David Barnes The Great Lakes Naval Station Charles Love Logan Roszell Cincinnati Arthur Conner Kirk Montpelier Harry Bell Fred Hayes E. S. Morgan Glen Watson Jack Roedeffer Frank Watson Lewisville Harry Sweigart Lewisvile Joe Howe Home Makers Club Walter Leonard O. E. Stewart William Guyton Mary Hoover C. A. Ryman Indiana E. E. Shumaker Guyton Stewart, Ryman Guy Belden Carrie Cain Isaiah Fricker Howard Puckett H. W. Puckett Elmer Fagan Charles Butler Ed. Addington Fielden Shaffer John Christopher Modoc Roma Cain Charles Mercer Everett Boyd Marilyn Johnson New Castle Flora Kellum Herbert Grist Elmer Warner Dale Stohler Oscar Painter Puckett

D of P Meeting Tonight at Red Men’s Hall

Stated meeting of the D. of P. at the Red Men’s hall at eight o’clock this evening. All members are requested to be in attendance.

D. of P Red Men’s Hall

Earlham College Pre Centennial Campaign Meeting

Friends of Earlham College will meet at the Dublin Friends church parsonage on Saturday night June 19 at 7 30 to discuss participation in the pre centennial campaign. Local committee includes Russell Worl Mrs George Callaway and Albert Ferris with a talk by President William C Dennis and colored moving pictures of the May Day festival.

Friends of Earlham College Friends Church Dublin Russell Worl George Callaway Cambridge City Albert Ferris Milton Worl William C. Dennis

Brumfield and Adrion Wed at St. Pauls Church Richmond

Louise Brumfield and Fred Adrion married Saturday afternoon at 5:30 in St. Pauls Lutheran church Richmond with Rev. Franklin C. Koch officiating. Attendants were Harry Nieman and Clarence McMahan. Nieman and McMahan hosted a dinner for the bridal party at their Richmond home. The couple will reside in the Ebert building apartments.

Louise Brumfiled Fred Adrion St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Richmond Franklin C. Koch Harry Nieman Clarence McMahan

Dudley and Harrisones Unite in Dublin Ceremony

Elmer Dudley and Lenita Harrison of Xenia Ohio wed in a single ring ceremony held last Saturday morning at the Friends parsonage in Dublin with Rev Frank C Guyatt officiating.

Elmer Dudley Lenita Harrison Xenia Ohio Friends Parsonage Dublin Frank C. Guyatt

Ruth Harmeier Named Delegate and Chapter President

Miss Ruth Harmeier will attend the Kappa Phi national convention at Troutdale in the Pines Denver Colorado from June 19 to 26. She was elected president of the Alpha Beta chapter of the Kappa Phi club at Indiana University for next year.

Ruth Harmeier Kappa Phi Troutdale-in-the-Pines Denver Colorado Kappa Phi Club Indiana University

Edward Weaver Spends Weekend with Indianapolis Mother

Edward Weaver of Indianapolis spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Ruth Weaver, sharing family time and visiting relatives.

Edward Weaver Indianapolis Ruth Weaver

Miss Helen Murray Returns From Indianapolis Visit

Miss Helen Murray returns home Sunday after a two week visit in Indianapolis with relatives.

Helen Murray Indianapolis

Heim Manufacturing Company Builds New Plant Addition

The Heim Manufacturing Company is erecting a 50 by 120 foot addition to their new plant here. Frontage along South Foote street has been landscaped enhancing the plant’s appearance. The environment both inside and out makes work a pleasure for employees.

Heim Manufacturing Company South Foote Street

Memorial services set for Milton Christian church crowd

Memorial services will be held Sunday June 20 at the Milton Christian church starting at 10 15 a m for church members and friends who have passed on Relatives and friends are invited A special program is being arranged for this occasion and the public is cordially invited Flowers in memory of departed relatives or friends will be received

Milton, Ind Milton Christian Church

Ministerial Association Elects Officers in Western Wayne

The Western Wayne County Ministerial Association met at Howard Funeral Home. Elected for the coming year were Rev. Wilbur E. F. Allen president Rev. Roy Holenback vice president Rev. Pfeiffer of Hagerstown secretary treasurer A vote of thanks was given to retiring president Rev. F. C. McCormick The annual picnic is set for July 2 at Arthur Lammot's home near Pershing attending clergy included Rev. McCormick Rev. E S McKee Rev. Pfeiffer Rev. Allen Rev Hert Rev Scheidler and Rev Stephen Gubi.

Wayne County Howard Funeral Home Wilbur EF. Allen Roy Holenback Pfeiffer Hagerstown F. C. McCormick Arthur Lamott Pershing McCormick E .S. McKee Allen Hert Scheidler Stephen Gubi

Elliott Couple Returns Home From Indiana Visit

Mr and Mrs Robert Elliott of Indianapolis came home Sunday after spending the last of the week with Mr and Mrs Russell Stone cipher.

Robert Elliott Indianapolis Russell Stonecipher

Indianapolis and Connersville guests attend Selves dinner

Mr and Mrs Hanzel Mercer and Mrs C Mercer of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Clyde Bowne of Connersville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Grover Selves.

Hanzel Mercer C. Mercer Indianapolis Clyde Bowne Connersville Grover Selves

Supreme Court's limits on overruling Congress or executive

The Supreme Court only rules on cases brought by litigants and has no general power to veto congressional acts. Historical references from Musk rt v. United States show the court declines to decide constitutional questions outside actual controversies.

The Supreme Court Congress Executive Legislative Reference Service Library of Congress Washington U. S Max Borns

Athletic Association of Lincoln High School 1936 37 Report

The Athletic Association of Lincoln High School summarizes activities and finances for the 1936 37 school year. Details show student participation and a balance as of June 1937, with books open for inspection by any school patron. Principal Floyd A Hines notes accessibility of records.

Athetic Association of Lincoln High School Balance Association

Stockholders Meeting Planned for Farmers Grain Co of Pershing

Pershing Indiana announces a stockholders meeting of the Farmers Grain Co to be held at the Pershing school building on Saturday evening June 19 at 8 o clock Directors will be elected and other business trans acted Stockholders are urged to attend Refreshments will be served.

Pershing, Ind Farmers Grain Co Pershing

Community Notes From Dublin Social Roundup

A Dublin column records numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings. Guests include many local and nearby families such as the Boyers Smiths Ogborns Thomss and Verbbargs with moves and hospitality spanning Milton Cambridge City Muncie Indianapolis and New Lisbon. The Homemakers Club held a meeting with officers elected and a shower honored Howard and Puckett hosts planning a move to New Lisbon.

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