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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

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Peter Preaches to Gentiles Lesson Invoke Universal Grace

This sermon reflects on Acts 10 30 48 and Isaiah 45 22 emphasizing that God shows no partiality toward nations or races Cornelius represents the ready nations the gospel must reach Peter is prepared to preach and the Holy Spirit falls on Gentiles confirming salvation for all who believe The message urges Christians to overcome race prejudice and proclaim Christ to all peoples.

Peter Cornelius Christ Jesus

Babson urges focus on business despite war scare

Babson Park Florida March 1. In a clear warning he says the September war scare hurt global business and warns against overdramatizing Europe. He urges readers to ignore headlines, tend to their work, and seek opportunities this spring despite international tensions.

Babson Babson Park Fla Europe

Revelation Must Speak and the Question of Justification

Henry Melvill argues that revelation should speak when man asks how to be just with God. He warns that those who ignore revelation resemble Cain and destroy themselves, even if they do not kill a brother.

Cain Henry Melvill

Why European War Fears Do Not Threaten U S Business

The speaker asserts the domestic business outlook remains sound with no change from two months prior and expects a spring improvement. He notes that World War I boosted American business despite an early drop and argues that renewed conflict in Europe could again raise demand for American raw materials, food, and manufactured goods.

Hitler Mussolini Europe

Check tire pressure to protect tires and ride safety

Keep tires at correct pressure to avoid rapid wear and rough riding. Do not rely on kicking tires to judge inflation. use a gauge. Check tires frequently and drive carefully as part of smart vehicle maintenance.

Fragrant lavender sachets for closet fragrance

Small bags of dried lavender sewn to loops or ribbon can hang on closet hooks. A simple method to add a gardenlike scent to any wardrobe space. The result is a pleasant, subtle aroma.

Lake Calagan mirage puzzles observers at sea

Reports from coastal vessels describe sightings of two strange friends with many photographs taken. No satisfactory explanation for the Lake Calagan mirage has emerged. The sun on snow was said to produce a similar heat effect to extreme heat conditions.

Lake Calagan

Local Happenings At Presbyterian And Methodist Meetings

Mrs Edith Hughes and Mrs Harry Turner hosted the Presbyterian ladies Bible class at West Main Street with special music by Roberta Bell and others and a painting talk by Katherine Kniese. Members were served and urged to attend the March 22 meeting at Mrs Peter Lemley’s home. The Junior Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mary Margaret Scheidler’s home with Mrs E S McKee and others attending and refreshments served.

Edith Hughes Harry Turner The Presbyterian Church West Main Street Roberta Bell Marthe Murray Jeannette Miner Dorothy Jean Snyder Elizabeth Hughes Katherine Kniese Eddie Stombaugh Thomas Henley Clayton Smith Paul Roberts Oscar Cooley Clara Blumke Nellie Patton Roy Copeland Frank Rhinehart Addie Sedgwick Belle Diffenderfer Clara Cornthwaite Daisy Ayler Martha Murray Mary Hughes Peter Lemley Fourth Street Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Mary Margaret Scheidler Mary Margaret Charlene E. S. McKee Norma Lou Tague Betty Lou JaBush Betty Coldiron Beatrice Boyd Joan Hines Doris Moffitt Agnes Worl Janet Myers

Mrs Bachmann Hosts Guests At 500 Tuesday Evening

Mrs. Harry Bachmann entertained guests at 500 Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs. James Bozoarth, Mrs. Fred Adrian, Mrs. Horace Reed, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. Harry Stannah, Mrs. Clarence Whelan and Miss Charlotte Newman.

Harry Bachmann James Bozoarth Fred Adrian Horace Reed Harry Thompson Harry Stannah Clarence Whelan Charlotte Newman

Walter Smith and Mrs Margaret Donna von Visit Mother

Walter Smith and his wife from Cincinnati Ohio and Mrs Margaret Donna von of Denver Colorado toured in town last Thursday to celebrate his mother's eighty fifth birthday anniversary.

Walter Smith Cincinnati Ohio Margaret Donnavon Denver Col

Miss Kirlin Visits Family Friends in Muncie

Miss Janet Kirlin of Muncie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cramer, enjoying time at their home and social visits during the Saturday and Sunday period.

Janet Kirlin Muncie Mrs Ross Cramer

Local Woman Hospitalized For Appendicitis

Miss Ruth Judkins was taken to Reid hospital Sunday evening for an operation for appendicitis. Fred Hines and Harry B. Kuster attend a Johns-Manville Housing Guild retail merchandising training course at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago this week.

Ruth Judkins Reid Hospital Fred Hines Harry B. Kuster Johns- Manville Edgewater Beach Chicago

Community Happenings Visible in Local Visits and Meetings

Arch ie Wills of Cambridge City visited his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Wills. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dale returned from a two week visit with relatives in Detroit Michigan. Several couples and individuals from Richmond Dublin Centerville and Jacksonburg attended visits dinners and church events. A car accident injured Dr A E Ehle after his vehicle skidded on Centerville Main street. The Home Builders class met at Glen Roettger’s home. About 150 men attended a sheep school sponsored by Sourbeer and Rodenberk in the Odd Fellows hall. A Ladies Aid program and refreshments followed a church meeting with numerous attendees listed by name.

Archie Wills Cambridge City Henry Wills Thomas Dale Detroit Mich Vernon Doddridge Wilodean McMahan Richmond Scott Lichty Kirk Bogue Dublin Ella Ashbaugh Virginia Hunt Grace Hunt Morris Druley Centerville Mary Barnes A. E. Ehle Main Street Lutheran Church Glen Roettger Sourbeer & Rodenberk Odd Fellows Hall Earl Wickersham B. T. Wickersham Jacksonburg Cora Behr Leora Doll Harriett Hoffman Ladies Aid The Evangelical Church G. F. Gipe W. B. Martin Edward Kaiser Thomas Monger Jacob Jonas E. E. Oldaker Ruth Arnheiter Wilbur Personnette Monroe Bertsch Mittie Hebble Jeannette Tatman Arthur Lamott Victor Gilbert

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra near plans for 1939 40 season

Fabien Levitzky musical director will lead two March 3 and 4 concerts with soprano Margaret Halstead. Program includes Senta’s Ballad from The Flying Dutchman Erlkönig Duparec Invitation Au Voyage Schumann Symphony No 4 Hadley Salome and Elgar Enigma Variations. Summer concerts discussed and Safety Award banquet set March 9.

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Fabien Levitzky Margaret Halstead Metropolitan Opera Company Miss Halstead Senta Wagner Erlking Schubert Duparec Schumann Henry Hadley Salome Elgar Hoosiers Levitzky Indianapolis Franklin Hiner Murat Theatre Schwitzer

Nursing students cap ceremony at Ball Nurses' residence

Ruth Elaine Lamberson and Mary Louise Manlove began training at Indiana University Training School for Nurses last September and received their caps Thursday evening, marking the end of their preliminary period attended by Mr and Mrs Arthur Lamberson Mr and Mrs Arthur Manlove Miss Dorothy Bertsch and Russell Manlove at Ball Nurses' residence in Indianapolis.

Arthur Lamberson Arthur Manlove Dorothy Bertsch Russell Manlove Ball Nurses’s Indianapolis Ruth Elaine Lamberson Mary Louise Manlove Indiana University Training School For

Local social notes round town and nearby towns

Mrs Lyman Webb and son Dickie visited her parents east of town. Miss Charity Lindsay plans to spend the end of the week with friends in Richmond. Mr and Mrs George Sharpe of near Pennville visited relatives here. Mrs Ralph Miller visited Mrs Will Farley at Connersville Thursday. Mrs Howard Beckman to entertain Milton Home Economics club Tuesday afternoon next week with committee led by Mrs Hazel Cole Mrs Howard Walters Mrs Maurice Ingermann. Leisure and Indiana Home Making discussed as part of a new home study series planned by Mrs Hazel Cole Mrs Nelson and Mrs A Ferris. Project leaders are Mrs Wallace Warren Mrs Charles Kirlin Mrs Charles Dickerson and Bernie Hicks. In commemoration of Washingtons birthday Mrs Lewis Small hosted Milton Woman's Republican club with a one oclock luncheon at her home. Helen Murray of Cambridge City visited the Huffmans Sunday. Glenwood Roettger east of town entertained the Home Builders class of the Lutheran church with a party last Tuesday evening.

Lyman Webb Dickie Johin Reed Charity Lindsay Richmond George Sharpe Near Pennville Ralph Miller Will Farley Connersville Howard Beckman Milton Home _ Economics club Hazel Cole Howard Walters Maurice Ingermann Indiana Nelson A. Ferris Wallace Warren Charles Kirlin Charles Dickerson Bernie Hicks Washington Lewis Small Milton Woman's Republican Club Helen Murray Cambridge City Oscar Huffman Glenwood Roettger East of Town Lutheran Church

Social Notes From Indiana Localities

Mrs Stella Gahns of Indianaolis was the house guest over the week end of Mrs William Clifton. Mrs B L Stratton and son Paul spent the day Thursday at Indianapolis. Mrs Ollie Rummel is spending the week at Muncie with Mr and Mrs Perry Paul. Miss Joyce Smith has been quite ill since the first of the week with an attack of appendicitis. Mrs Harley Garrett spent the day Friday with her mother Mrs Eva Consgrove at St Vincents hospital Indianapolis.

Stella Gahns Indianaolis William Clifton B. L. Stratton Paul Indianapolis Mrs Ollie Rummel Muncie Perry Paul Joyce Smith Harley Garrett Eva Consgrove St. Vincen’t Hospital

Local families welcomed home from area hospitals and bases

Mrs. John Gauker and her baby returned home on West Main Street from Henry County hospital. Mrs. Elmer Sauer of Richmond visited her mother Mrs. Minnie Stonecipher for several days. Richard Maple returned home from Ft. Benjamin Harrison for the weekend.

John Gauker Baby West Main Street Henry County Hospital Elmer Sauer Richmond Minnie Stonecipher Richard Maple Benjamin Harrison

Local Social Notes Highlight Madison Visitations

Mrs. John Blackford visits relatives in Madison for a few days. Mrs. Paul Roberts has been ill since the start of the week. Mrs. Stella Wissler and her Richmond daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kellam on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt spent Saturday with relatives in Richmond.

John Blackford Madison Stella Wissler Richmond J. C. Kellam

Evans and Toppin Families Visit Relatives Across Town

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Evans spent the first of the week with her sister Mrs. Mamie Stockholm in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. John Toppin and daughters from Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. William Judkins and their family for the day Sunday.

John Toppin Richmond William Judkins

Marine arrives for visit at Walnut Street home

Verne Dickey from the U S Marine station at Parris Island South Carolina came Monday to spend time at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Wilson on North Walnut street.

Verne Dickey U.S. Marine Station Parris Island S. C Leo Wilson North Walnut Street

Local families share visits and events this week

Richmond and surrounding areas see a wave of social calls. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vossler and daughter visited the Bennetts. Mrs. Robert Manlove spent time with the Staats. Fred Hayes of Hagerstown visited Alice Elliott. The Dublin Home Economics club plans a meeting at the school. A first birthday party for Shirley Bowne was hosted by Mrs. Carl ton Bowne. Friends church held a Family Night at the Legion Hall with games and refreshments. Additional visits included Mr. and Mrs. L Smith of Upland, Norman Fancher and family at Longwood, Lucille Bradshaw with Knightstown relatives, Charles Groves of Bentonville with Nell and John Groves, H. Wright of Anderson with Robert Young, Lava Champe in Cincinnati, Mark Mendenhall of Richmond with Elizabeth Moore, Miss Bessie Haisley in Centerville, Joe Keihn and son with Conn ersville relatives, Carlton Bowne and daughter at Bennie West’s birthday dinner, J. C. Fread in Cambridge City, Mrs. Bond of Centerville visiting Alice Elliott, and Ed Wooldridge with the Staats. Horace Ellenberger also visited Connersville friends.

Floyd Vossler Richmond Lawrence Bennett Robert Manlove Bentonville C. H. Staats Fred Hayes Hagerstown Alice Elliott Dublin Home Economics Club Shirley Carlton Bowne Friends Church The Legion Hall C. J. Huddiston L. Smith Upland Norman Fancher Longwood Lucille Bradshaw Knightstown Charles Groves Nell Groves John Groves H. Wright Anderson Robert Young Lava Champe Cincinnati Bennie West J. C. Fread Cambridge City P. A. Bond Centerville Ed Wooldridge Horace Ellenberger Connersville

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