All Day Rebekah Aid Meeting Set at Wiseman Home
The Rebekah Aid Society schedules an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfred Wiseman on Thursday of next week.
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
The Rebekah Aid Society schedules an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfred Wiseman on Thursday of next week.
The Missionary Society of the Baptist church will meet in the church basement Thursday afternoon of next week. The Music Study club met at the home of Miss Rose Griesinger on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roy Copeland hosted her Tuesday Bridge club at her Main Street home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tiefenthaler and daughter visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Whitesell, in Cincinnati over the weekend.
Miss Mary Greer of Connersville stays with Mrs. Viola Lind for the week. Clarence Ringle of Culver spends the summer at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. P. McGuire.
The June meeting of the Helping Hand Bible class of the Baptist church will be held in the church basement tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Emma Elliott stays several days at her Richmond home while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornthwaite with their baby and Mrs. Arthur Cornthwaite and Bobby Clevenger spent Saturday in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Cornthwaite.
Mrs. W. F. Johnson and Gene Sutton of Knightstown spent the summer with the Johnsons and returned Sunday from a week with Mrs. Johnsons parents in Huntington.
The Misses Mary and Aileen Modlin of Richmond visited Mrs. Florence Stone at the start of the week. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Paul and daughter Margaret Ann and son Richard from Indianapolis were guests of Eli Paul last Friday. Richard will spend the week with his uncle Eli.
Miss Patricia Martindale spends the week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Larkin Hoover near Greensfork.
Mrs. Blake Cornthwaite of Rich mond Virginia and father Luther Kim mel of Winchester spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornth waite. Blake is expected the last of the week to spend his vacation with home folks.
Mrs. Frank Marson departed Thursday for her cottage at Clinger Lake in Michigan to spend the summer season.
Mr and Mrs Santford Jacobs spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark near Charlottesville.
The Post Office will be closed all day on July 4 with no deliveries. Local residents and neighbors report various visitors and family gatherings, including Leo Lipps and his mother Mrs. Frank Lipps from Maumee and Connersville visitors, plus several guests staying with local families.
Mr and Mrs Will Pritchard moved from First National Bank apartments to Johnston property in east Cambridge. Dr and Mrs B P Gill and family spent Sunday with relatives in Bloomington. George Hormel is slowly improving after illness. Mr and Mrs William Clifton and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Perry Paul in Muncie. The Goeble family from Richmond spent several days with Close family and others. Loren Brown and son return from two weeks in Paris Illinois. Mrs Voyle Martindale spent Friday in Indianapolis. Mrs Robert Bertsch hosted Bridge at Lincoln Drive. Miss Helen Davis visits Bert Davis near Batesville. Earl Hormel of Knoxville Tennessee stayed with Clinton Hormel. Mrs Geor Rihm hosts Bridge club today. Miss Mary Bertsch returns from Passaic New Jersey for summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wallace of Nashville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and left Tuesday morning. Mrs. Martha Lee accompanied them home for a visit.
Erlynn Hormel of Knoxville stays with relatives. health unchanged. Tom Gilbert visits family in Farmland. multiple travels and gatherings noted. Local couples and individuals attend visits, dinners, and a luncheon bridge at Valley Inn, Richmond. W R C Corps No. 50 receives a silk flag for year’s unique institution. Continued illness and gatherings across Madison, Bradford, Connersville, Greensfork, Losantville, Culver, and Richmond.
Residents from Lewisburg Ohio and Perry Ohio attended dinners and Sunday gatherings. Several local families visited relatives in Brookville and nearby towns while guests included the Freer Butler Hickman and Huning families, with extended stays noted for Snyder and Schmidt relations.
Classified notices show multiple offerings including for rent five room modern house near A-1 condition and seven room modern with refinishing. Also up for sale are raspberries after June 25 from Fremont Marlatt Dublin and various home repair services offered by O E Stewart R Tyler and Lorin Ulrich with contact details.
A roundup of local church events notes Sunday school times for Baptist, Presbyterian, M E and Evangelical churches, with service times, sermon themes, choir activities and special events. Highlights include July 9 talks, a Clark University Quartet, ice cream social and a Congregational Meeting.
Beech Grove items record Mrs. Jeannette Jackson and Mrs. Alphus Clayton with daughter Jannette of Straugh visiting Mrs. B L Butler on Tuesday. Irvin Holtsclaw plans a few days with his cousin Kenneth George in Anderson.
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