Cambridge City High School Alumni Banquet Features 148 In Attendance
The Cambridge City High School Alumni banquet was held last Friday at Lincoln Auditorium with 148 attendees. The oldest class represented was 1885, by Mrs. Willard Petro. After the banquet, dancing followed. Officers for the coming year are Mrs. Mary Catherine Miller president, Gene McGraw vice president, Miss Virginia Martin secretary, and Fred Hines treasurer.
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Cambridge City High School
Lincoln Auditorium
Willard Petro
Mary Catherine Miller
Gene McGraw
Virginia Martin
Fred Hines
Butler summer session enrolls 800 students in Indianapolis
Harris on Bachmann of Cambridge City enrolls in Butler university summer term at Fairview campus. Registrar Martha Bebinger Enyart announces about 800 students attend the special Butler term with Bachmann in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree.
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Indianapolis
Harrison Bachmann
Cambridge City
Butler University
Fairview
Martha Bebinger Enyart
Butler
Bachmann
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Vacation Bible School Closes at Dublin Church
Vacation Bible School ended last Friday at the Friends church in Dublin with an audience filling the house for closing exercises. Attendance averaged 96, surpassing 1935. The program united Methodists and Friends to foster a growing consciousness of God and community service among children, praised by Rev. Frank Guyatt. Teachers included Rev. Jacobs and several named aides. The school penue was held at New Castle park on Monday afternoon.
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Friends Church
Dublin
Frank Guyatt
Rev. Jacobs
Verburg
Ruth Ann Roberts
Blanche Staats
Mrs. Warner
Shower Complements Bride At Milton Church
Miss Lee Crawford a June bride is honored with a large miscellaneous shower at the Christian church parlor. Readings by Ruth Doddridge and a whistling solo followed as guests arrived. Hosts served refreshments and a long list of invited friends and relatives attended.
Labor Trouble Ahead as Court Halts Wage Law
Roger W. Babson discusses the Supreme Court ruling striking down New York State's minimum wage law. He notes labor and business reactions, potential strikes in steel, and the push for social legislation or constitutional amendments to permit wage or price controls. He warns of rising labor bargaining power and the need for reform and faith in the Idea Rule.
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Albany
New York
Supreme Court
New York State
Alfred M. Landon
Labor
Congress
NRA
Justice Hughes
Federal Congress
Babson
Supreme Cour
John Lewis’ Group
Organized Labor
Children’s Day program at Evangelical Church in Germantown
The Germantown Evangelical Church held a Children’s Day service with recitations by Barbara Lilibridge Joyce Liliridge Alice Lee Pearl Kaiser Phyllis aec rag Ethel Maatooth Herschel Mantooth Annabelle Pierson Jimmy Lee Donald Snyder Margaret Kaiser Betty Monger Ernest Carson Donna Prather Eloise Prather Readings were given by Mrs Liliridge and Mrs Jamieson The choir was led by Mrs Biser An orchestra performed and Virginia Hunt played a violin solo Accompaniment by Personett A girls trio and a duet sang Two prayers and scripture were led by Rev M L Scheidler Edwin Lamott directed the Sunday School program Lorraine Lamott and Mrs Prather arranged it Rev Stephen Gubiafter opened the service Mrs Wilbur Allen visited East Lansing for Robert T Chase graduation from Michigan State College where 550 graduated Chase plans to Detroit July 1 to join Book Cadillac hotel staff Rev and Mrs Wilbur Allen and daughter dined with Mr and Mrs Elmer Scholl
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The
Evangelical Church
Barbara Lilibridge
Joyce Lilibridge
Alice Lee
Pearl Kaiser
Phyllis Ae Crag
Ethel Maatooth
Herschel Mantooth
Annabelle Pierson
Jimmy Lee
Donald Snyder
Margaret Kaiser
Betty Monger
Ernest Carson
Donna Prather
Eloise Prather
Lilibridge
Jamieson
Viola Chase
Ruth Lowry
Kinsey Street
Richmond
East Lansing
Mich
Robert T. Chase
Chase
Michigan State College
Detroit
Cadillac Hotel
Wilbur Allen
Elmer Scholl
Connersville
Cambridge City Centennial seeks old costumes and historic items
Frederick Joehne requests past costume owners to come forward for the centennial pageant as committees seek antiques for display. George Rihm handles concessions, Richard Ulrich invites antique items to be shown, and the Tribune borrows yesteryear photos for reproduction.
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Frederick Joehne
Joehne
Richard Ulrich
Antique and Arts Committee
Cambridge City
Yesteryears
the Tribune
Carmel Matron Mrs. Kenyon Visits Son’s Family
Mrs. Mary Kenyon of Carmel is the guest of her son Dr. C. Emil Kenyon and his wife. The visit highlights family ties in the Carmel area.
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Mary Kenyon
Carmel
Dr. C. Emil Kenyon
Clark Faucett Treated After Incident at Local Hospital
Clark Faucett was taken to Henry County Hospital last week for treatment. The report notes medical care following an unspecified incident and lists no further details about condition or cause.
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Clark Faucett
Henry County Hospital
Winter with Carl Ammer man moves to Lake Webster
Chartes reports Carl Ammer of West Manchester Ohio left Monday for a week of fishing at Lake Webster. He plans to return after the fishing trip.
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Chartes
Carl Ammerman
West Manchester
Ohio
Lake Webster
Railroads Shaped Wayne County Growth Through the Years
Maude M. Manlove recounts Wayne Countys railroad history from 1846 to 1884 detailing the Terre Haute & Richmond line, Indianapolis connections, quaker opposition to rail traffic, and later expansion. The piece notes the rise in mileage to nearly 86 miles in Cambridge City and the transformation of towns alongside evolving tracks.
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Wayne County
Richmond
Terre Haute & Richmond
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indiana Central Railway Co
Centerville
Dave Commons
Tom Tyner
Morris Jones
Jacob Yose
Austin Claypool
Milton
Cambridge City
Ft. Wayne
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Station
Central Hotel
Jacksonburg Social Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Harold Young were the Freeport Home Coming. The Help One Another club meets at Mrs Frank Gauker on Wednesday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Fagan Richmond and others. 4 H club meets Thursday with Miss Emma Crye. Mrs Gross to give a demonstration. all invited.
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Harold Young
Freeport
Frank Gauker
George Fagan
Richmond
Everett Gray
Dublin
Gerald Murphy
Hugh Fagan
Herman Roth
Hagerstown
Dolph Personett
Mary Lou
Donald
Elias Scott
Betty Lou
Near Millville
Fred Scott
Emma Crye
Gross
Barn Fire At Dan Clevenger Farm Attracts Local Residents
Dozens of local residents gathered around the Dan Clevenger farm seven miles south of Pennville after a barn fire Saturday night. Firefighters fought flames as onlookers watched from nearby fields and roadways. No injuries are reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
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Dan Clevenger
Pennville
Former Teacher Visits Friends in Reynolds Area
Miss Phoebe Nichols, once a local schoolteacher and now at Reynolds, Ind., spent Sunday visiting her former friends in the area.
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Phoebe Nichols
Reynolds, Ind
Emma Morris Appointed Teacher in Milton Schools
Emma Morris takes a teaching post in Milton for the coming year following the death of Miss Elizabeth Connell, who previously held the vacancy.
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Emma Morris
Milton
Elizabeth Connell
Wesley Jackson Recovers After Arm Injury at Railroad
Wesley Jackson, who suffered a broken arm when a jacket caused the accident at his railroad job, is able to be out and recovering.
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Wesley Jackson
Richmond Woman and Daughter Visit Friends
Mrs. Margaret Knierim and her daughter from Richmond spent the weekend with Mrs. Harley Garrett and other friends.
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Margaret Knierim
Richmond
Harley Garrett
Dublin Items Community News and Visits
The Guild of the M. E. Church holds an ice cream supper on Friday evening on the Verburg store lawn. The Bid-A-Wee club met with Miss Stella Johnson. Mrs A M O Connell and son Roland of Indianapolis visited her mother Mrs Martha Butler and other friends, with Mr O Connell arriving Friday. Mrs H M Sourbeer of Pershing called on friends Wednesday. Curtis Smithy arrived from Dayton Ohio and spent the weekend with his family. J Clyde Huffman and son of Indianapolis were here Friday. Miss Margaret Schrote visited Richmond then returned home to Birmingham Alabama. The Willing Workers class of the M E church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Curtis Smithy.
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Guild
M. E. Church
Verburg
Stella Johnson
A. M. O’connell
Roland
Indianapolis
Martha Butler
O'Connell
H. M. Sourbeer
Pershing
Curtis Smithy
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Elizabeth Pusinelli Visited Family in Indianapolis
Miss Elizabeth Pusinelli of Indianapolis spent over Sunday here with her mother and sister noting a brief family visit and returning home.
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Elizabeth Pusinelli
Indianapolis
Laughing Lincolneers Meeting At Lincoln High
Miss Agnes Glant health nurse will attend the all day Laughing Lincolneers meeting at Lincoln High School on July 9. All members urged to attend. Miss Helen Allen announced a dress review and demonstration on August 11 at Centerville and 4-H club camp at Earlham from July 29 to 31. Records due by October 15. Miss Helen Clifton reported on the leadership conference at Marion Bay Scout camp the first week in June. Demonstration of towel hemming by Miss Kilda McGrady and Miss Ma Sharp showed making a placket. Following business, games and contests were held.
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Agnes Glant
Kilda McGrady
Ma Sharp
Mrs Nan Rankin Robinson Visits On West Coast Trip
Mrs Nan Rankin Robinson and her sister in law Mrs Reese and Mrs Fletcher halted during a PA to CA journey visiting friends here for the night Saturday.
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Nan Rankin Robinson
Reese
Fletcher
Pennsylvania
San Diego
Calif
Moore siblings pursue study and family visit
Marvel T. Moore attends a short course at Purdue University while Mrs. Moore visits her parents in Oxford for a period of time.
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Marvel T. Moore
Purdue University
Mrs. Moore
Oxford
Progress on River Bridge and Central Hotel Front
Progress is noted on the construction of the new river bridge and the front redesign of the Central hotel building along with repainting of the entire structure.
Violette Bush and Robert Garrett to wed in Champaign
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Violette Bush of Champaign Illinois and Robert Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Harley Garrett was made Friday evening. The bride is a nurse at Champaign hospital and Robert is a salesman for the Doddridge Beck Casket Co of Milton Illinois with Illinois territory. They plan to live in Champaign after July 1.
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Violette Bush
Champaign
Ill
Robert Garrett
Harley Garrett
Garrett
Champaign Hospital
Robert
Doddridge-Beck Casket Co
Milton
Illinois
Society Notes from Huntsville and Muncie Visitants
Miss Alice Elizabeth Mims of Huntsville Alabama is the house guest of Miss Betty Wiseman this week. Thomas Dairy of Muncie spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Roy Clingman.
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Alice Elizabeth Mims
Huntsville
Ala
Betty Wiseman
Thomas Dairy of
Muncie
Roy Clingman
Weekend Visits and Travel Highlights From Local Families
Local households report visits and trips including Mrs. Fred Hines and family in Richmond with A. H. Hines. Willard Lamm from Anderson with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray in Evansville with Truman Murray family. Perry Paul and son from Muncie with home folks. Olga Marie Bachmann vacationing in Miami. Richard Knapp returning to Miami after visits in Connersville and Centerville. Clinton Conner of Craigville with B. R. Conner family. Bridge club meet at Mrs. Harry Stannah’s. Hines dinner with Richmond guests. Gehring family visitors from near Cleveland. Ethel Bogard visiting Sedalia sister Mrs. Orville Boyd. Tom Jones at Greenville auto races.
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Mrs. Perry Paul
Muncie
Two Get Scholarships For Indiana University Winners Named
Wilbur S. Harrison of Cambridge City and Forrest Wood of Richmond are named Wayne County scholarship winners to Indiana University for the coming year. Robert L. Harmeier is named alternate. The awards cancel contingent fees for one school year and include a high school graduate and a Wayne County freshman. Harrison is already an IU student. others have not attended IU before.
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Wilbur Harrison
Forrest Wood
Richmond
Ind. U
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Harrison
Indiana University
State University
Pastor Frank C Guyatt to Attend International Relations Institute
Rev Frank C Guyatt of the Friends church will travel to Evanston Illinois for a two week Mid West Institute of International Relations at Northwestern University. The American Friends Service Committee granted the scholarship to support the institute which aims to build factual knowledge on international relations and teach methods for addressing community needs in world affairs.
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Frank C. Guyatt
Friends Church
Evanston
Ill
Mid-West Institute of International Relations
Northwestern University
American Friends Service Committee
Social notes from Richmond area gatherings
Mr and Mrs B F Sourbeer attended an all day meeting at English Lutheran Church in Richmond honoring Rev Haynes. Miss Laurain Lamott has been ill the past week. Esther Theobold weekended in Richmond with her sister Mrs Fred Austerholtz. Ida Jamieson hosted Sunday dinner with Rev S Gubi. Wilbur Abener of Liberty visited the Theobolds. Harry Doll visited his son Ray and family in Dublin. Will Farley of Conn ersville spent the weekend with Ralph Miller. Ed Freezer of Richmond and Will Martin hosted Saturday evening. Will Beck and Alva Shaffer of Indianapolis were guests of Frank Winter. Harriett Huffman spent Thursday in Dublin with Edna Ohmit. Will Hartman and Mrs Ralph Miller visited Mrs Lou Bowlan east of Richmond.
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Jewell Roettger
John Y. Jones
Wilbur Myers
Anderson
Ruth Faucett
Cambridge City
Rece
Dorothy Bertsch
Robert Marley
Liberty
R. V. Kinnaman
Lee Crawford
F. C. McCormick
E. P. Jones
Martha Caldwell
R. W. Warren
Ernest Doty
Lyde Leverton
May Coyne
Perry Lorber
Barbara
Earl Crawford
Carl Caldwell
Louise
Paul Caldwell
Harry Caldwell
Lois
Frances Crownover
Genevieve Kniese
Alma Alley
Kay Kinnaman
Lois Leigh
Bernice Hicks
Frances
Mildred
Miriam DeArmond
Helen Richey
Lorene Lamott
Esther Theobald
Harriette
Agnes Doddridge
Lucille Marley
Martha Doddridge
Weborah
Mary Alice DuGramat
Miriam Geise
Wilma Slonaker
Margaret Horseman
Howard Kirlin
Robert McGuire
Margaret R. Bertsch
Eulalie Beeson
Kirk Bogue
Mary Alice Burris
Charles Freeman
Bentonville
Rollie Grigsby
Frank Florea
Barbara Ferris
Geo. Duebel
Floyd Hines
Ella Ashbaugh
Marjorie
Fern
Charles Larber
Pershing
Crawford
Connersville
Wood
Dan Hackleman
Frankford Martin
Reuben Bertsch
Vera Cree
New Jersey
Emory Hackleman
June
Althea Thomas
Falmouth
Marvin Wissler
Richmond
George Lorber
Centerville
Grace Williams
Denver Williams
Ernest Whipple
Delmar Doddridge
Charles Davis
Charles Kirlin
Lafe Myer
Ross Parker
Carl Passmore
Tiny Ohmit
Grace Sarver
Charles Kniese
Anna Wallace
Herman White
Viola White
Ed. Wilson
Grover Slonaker
Oliver Wallace
Benton Wissler
Leroy Mills
Earnest
Hopewell
Sanday
B. F. Sourbeer
Haynes
Laurain Lamott
Esther Theobold
Fred Austerholtz
Ida Jamieson
S. Gubi
Wilbur Abener
Andrew Theobald
Harry Doll
Ray
Dublin
Will Farley
Ralph Miller
Ed. Freezer
Will Martin
Will Beck
Alva Shaffer
Indianapolis
Frank Winter
Harriett Huffman
Edna Ohmit
Will Hartman
Lou Bowlan
Salem A B church to host Children's Day program
Straubugh items note a Children’s Day program at the Salem A B church next Sunday evening. Social updates include visits by Ova Plummer in Marion area, Miss Margaret Huddleston from Milton, Mrs Leona Pierson and Ruth from Indianapolis, and others. Several hostess duties and a 21 member meeting with three guests featured musical numbers readings and speeches.
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Salem A. B
Ova Plummer
Marion
A. Plummer
Margaret Huddleston
Milton
Candace Kimmel
Leona Pierson
Ruth
Indianapolis
Will Ward
Charles Deebel
New Jersey
Jesse Huddleston
Earl Plummer
Everett Houser
Emma Clark
Detroit
Alice Cook
Riverside Park
Lucille Zimmerman
Beech Grove Birthday Party for Samie Joan Cummins
Mrs. Elbert Cummins hosted a Saturday afternoon celebration for her daughter Samie Joan’s sixth birthday. Guests included Carolyn Kennedy, Bobby Pick e, Carolyn Smalley, Barbara Huffman, Max Woodward, Gene Cummins, and others with ice cream and angel food cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Cummins
Samie Joan
Carolyn Kennedy
Bobby
Mary Lou Picke
Carolyn
Martha Jane Smalley
Barbara Huffman
Max Woodward
Robert Moffit
Carol J. Ballard
Bobby Woodward
Joyce Woodward
Margaret Gephart
Gene Cummins
Verell Gephart
Straughn
Thomas Woodward
Connersville
Ben Johnson
Wayne Woodward
Cambridge City
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