Helen Hunt club discusses Nightingale Barton Lyon topics
Florence Nightingale and Clara Barton are featured in talks at the Helen Hunt club meeting hosted by Mrs. L. W. Arburn. Reports include March sales for the Indiana School for the Blind and a study of Mary Lyon founder of Mt Holyoke Seminary, with notes on Nightingale’s career and views on women’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
Mary Lyon
Helen Hunt Club
L. W. Arburn
Will Woodward
J. W. Marson
Russell Worl
Will Judkins
E. O. Beeson
Indiana School For the Blind
Max Feemster
Byron Stratton
Miss Nightingale
England
Sanitary Commission of India
Stratton
American Red Cross
Mt. Holyoke
Mrs Ferguson Visiting Family Near Franklin
Mrs H Ferguson of near Franklin spent over Sunday with her daughter Mrs Arthur Simms and family. Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk has been seriously ill from an infected throat at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Krone and is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ferguson
Near Franklin
Arthur Simms
Pearl VanBuskirk
Robert Krone
Five Hundred Club to Meet at Mrs Stannah’s Home
The Five Hundred club will meet Tuesday evening of next week at the home of Mrs. Harry Stannah. Leroy Toutpost of Dublin will sponsor a card party Thursday March 12. Mrs. J. C. Smith and son Keith were dinner guests of Mrs. Ross Lannerd and family. Mrs. Smith attended the Mothers club at Dublin in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred Club
Harry Stannah
Leroy Toutpost
American Legion
Dublin
J. C. Smith
Keith
Ross Lannerd
Mrs. Smith
Mothers Club
Jacksonburg social notes highlight local visits and gatherings
Lewis Smith remains critically ill as Jacksonburg residents report a flurry of visits and activities. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Katie Wilson, while the Help One Another club held a Cambridge City event at Mrs. George Hamel’s home. Cooking school participants include Mrs. Gerald Murphy and others from Richmond.
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Lewis Smith
Ladies Aid Society
Katie Wilson
George Hamel
Cambridge City
Gerald Murphy
Hugh Fagan
Harold Young
Dolph Personnett
George Personnette
Richmond
F. L. Viere
Brookville
Harold
Murray Helm
Mary Harrison
Fountain City
Clayton Dougherty
Irene Kiser
Ula Worf
Bessie Jenner
Emma Dougherty
Edith Secrest
Hester Dougherty
Elnestta Craig
Mabel Dougherty
Marie Haisley
A. L. Stamper
Springport
Santford Ellison
Wampus Cats Seek 936 Sectional Crown In Red Devils Clash
Cambridge City centennial year story outlines Wampus Cats aiming to upset Richmond in the 936 sectional at Trueblood fieldhouse. It lists players Frank Scott to Vern Gauker and staff, notes prior loss to Morton, and schedules Friday games ending with York against Economy and Greensfork.
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Milton
Dorsett
Lincoln High School
Wampus Cats
Richmond
Morton
Cats
Red Devils
Trueblood
Germany
Hagerstown
Centerville
Greensfork
Wampus Cat
Cambridge City
Bevingtons Welcome Son Born at Fayette Memorial
Mr and Mrs Ellis Bevington of New Castle announce the birth of a son at Fayette Memorial hospital in Connersville on Friday February 28. Mrs Bevington formerly Miss Eleanor Groves of this city and a granddaughter of Mrs Horace Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Bevington
New Castle
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Connersville
Bevington
Eleanor Groves
Hamburger Fry at Baptist Church Saturday Evening
The Willing Workers of the Baptist church hold a hamburger fry this Saturday evening March 7. Serving starts at six o'clock with hamburgers pickles coca cola or coffee priced at ten cents and pastries five cents extra. Public is cordially invited.
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The
Baptist Church
Neighborly Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Archie Wills
The Neighborly club will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Archie Wills home. Miss Ethel Macy will present the book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Wills
Ethel Macy
Hebble Family Visits In Newfoundland Return Home
Mr and Mrs Luke Hebble and son and Harry Hebble of Moline NL returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs Charles Winter and other relatives.
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Luke Hebble
Harry Hebble
Moline
Charles Winter
Bridge Club Guests Attend Wednesday Gathering
Mrs. Anna Volkert and Miss Charlotte Newman were guests at the Wednesday Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Harry Bachmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Volkert
Charlotte Newman
Harry Bachmann
Ministers Gather for Association Meeting at Howard & Son
The local Ministerial Association plans a meeting next Monday at 10 o'clock in the parlors of Howard & Son. Rev. Harrison leads devotions and the program committee sets the order of the day. All ministers are invited.
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Howard & Son
Harrison
School Duties Resume For Miss Dorothea Urbahns
Miss Dorothea Urbahns of Tudor Hall Indianapolis returns to school duties after a stay with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simms and daughter and Mrs. H Ferguson of Franklin spent Sunday evening in Connersville with relatives.
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Dorothea Urbahns
Tudor Hall
Indianapolis
Arthur Simms
H. Ferguson
Franklin
Connersville
Dinner party hosts guests from Indianapolis and local towns
Patricia Martindale entertained at a cooperative dinner party Friday with guests Miss Dorothea Urbahns of Indianapolis Martha Hughes Margret Ann Bachmann Mary Jane Harold and Betty June Jacobson plus the hostess. Mrs. Harry Watts and daughter Clydia of Shelbyville visit her mother Mrs. Adam Metterts for several weeks. Joan Garrett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Garrett, has pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Otto Becker spent Friday in Indianapolis with Clifford. Leonard was badly cut when the horse he rode slipped and fell Friday evening. Mrs Franklin Reynolds attended the Columbia Club luncheon at the club house in Indianapolis on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Martindale
Dorothea Urbahns
Indianapolis
Martha Hughes
Margaret Ann Bachmann
Mary Jane Harold
Betty June Jacobson
Harry Watts
Clydia
Shelbyville
Adam Metterts
Franklin Reynolds
Columbia Club
Club
Mrs Whelan Visits Richmond With Parents
Mrs Clarence Whelan spent Wednesday in Richmond visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Al Hoddap.
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Clarence Whelan
Richmond
Mrs
al Hoddap
Government by Law or by Edict in America
An address contrasts traditional lawmaking by elected representatives with Administrative Law created by unelected bureaus. It warns that expanding bureaucratic edicts threaten the American system, urging citizens to choose between government by the people and government by bureaucrats.
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Washington
Congress
Milton clubs and societies active as spring approaches
World Day of Prayer service at the Methodist church drew praise for its spiritual tone with more than sixty youths attending Wayne County Young People’s Association at the Christian church. The Leap Year Party at Wilson high drew many juniors with games and refreshments. leaders included Miss Elizabeth Jones and Wayne Manlove. The next March meeting will be at Whitewater.
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Methodist Church
Christian
M. E. Missionary Societies
Elma Ferris
Charles Doddridge
Céra Wise
Rae Williams
Wayne County
Young People’s Association of the Christian Churches
Christian Church
Milton Group
Lee Crawford
Frances DeArmond
Genevieve Kniese
Alice Kniese
F. C. McCormick
Albert Ferris
Dublin Items Highlights Social Visits and Local Events
Charles Breese is quite sick. Warnie Macy and family of Hopewell called on his sister in Dublin. Guests from New Castle, Bellefontaine, Hagerstown, Richmond, and Indianapolis appear at various homes. The M E church guild met in Cambridge City. Kiwanis supper served by Friends ladies. Mothers club hosts with many local members attending.
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Charles Breese
Warnie Macy
Hopewell
Horace Miller
R. C. Spenght
Jimmy
New Castle
S. C. Spemght
Everett Gray
John Walters
Jacksonburg
Loren Champe
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Leonard Champe
Logan Roszell
Richmond
B. F. Roszell
Guild of the
M. E. Church
Edwin Thom
Cambridge City
Kathleen Heacock
Hagerstown
Clinton Fread
Earl Warner
Lewis Schenkle
Gene
John Fritz
Charles Schenkel
Alice
Walter Ne
Has Business Passed Its Winter Low
A Babson Park based report notes the first weekly gain in 1936 after two months of decline with a 0.3 point rise in the Composite Index to 17 367 below normal and 9 percent above a year ago. Automobile output fell to 62 000 cars while steel and coal improved. construction lagged due to weather and retail trade rose modestly.
Death of Oliver Stewart Dimensional obituary in Indiana
Oliver Stewart 74 died Saturday at his home south of Dublin Indiana. Survived by widow Florence a sister Mrs Anna Scovell of Indianapolis three nieces and three nephews. Funeral services held Tuesday at Wiseman Funeral Home Cambridge City with Rev Kenworthy officiating. Remains to be cremated in Indianapolis.
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Dublin
Ind
Oliver Stewart
Florence
Anna Scovell
Indianapolis
Wiseman
Cambridge City
Kenworthy
Last Civil War G A R member William Overhiser dies at 94
Funeral services were held Sunday at the Christian church in Bentonville for William B. Overhiser 94 last surviving member of Cambridge City G A R post No 179 He died Thursday at his daughter Mrs Otis Irvin s home He is survived by two sons Emery and Corwin seven grandchildren and other relatives Services by the Woman s Relief Corps 151 of Cambridge City at the Irvin home and by the American Legion of Dublin at the grave Rev George Powers officiated burial in Bentonville cemetery.
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Bentonville
Ind
Christian Church
William B. Overhiser
Cambridge City
G. A. R. Post
Overhiser
Otis Irvin
Emery
Connersville
Corwin
Womans Relief Corps No. 151
Irvin
American Legion of Dublin
George Powers
Ninevah
Richmond Woman Dies In Hagerstown At 10 A M
Mrs. Sarah Larsh of Richmond died Friday morning at 10 o clock while staying with her daughter Mrs. Frank Scott in Hagerstown. Lifelong Wayne County resident widow of Corwin Larsh she leaves daughter Mrs Scott three grandchildren sister Adeline Shewman Indianapolis and brother William Halsey Pennsylvania. Funeral services were Sunday at the Scott home with Rev. F C McCormick in charge. Burial in Dublin cemetery.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Sarah Larsh
Richmond
Frank Scott
Wayne County
Corwin Larsh
Mrs. Scott
Mary Scott
Victor Scott
Economy
Corwin Smith
California
Adeline Shewman
Indianapolis
William Halsey
Pennsylvania
Death of Charles L. Clampitt at New Lisbon
Charles L. Clampitt, 76, died at his New Lisbon home Saturday morning. Survivors include two daughters three sons and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home Monday afternoon with Rev. C. T. Murray officiating. Burial followed in New Lisbon cemetery.
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New Lisbon
Ind
Charles L. Clampitt
C. T. Murray
New Lisbon Cemetery
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