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12 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
1
Prosperity for All in Cambridge City Saturday Specials
A steady stream of shoppers arrives in Cambridge City as merchants test merchandising problems and turnover plans. The Saturday Specials draw larger crowds and boost town business, supporting the slogan We Buy Normally Today Assures Prosperity Tomorrow. Cambridge City promotes itself as a Friendly Town with price and quality added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Chapel Program Explores The Crime Wave At Lincoln High
The Lincoln high school chapel program Friday at 8 15 A M presents an illustrated lecture on The Crime Wave with photos of the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton. Dr W R Cady of Pendleton will give the talk and invite patrons and citizens. The display shows life at the reformatory with facilities built for twelve hundred inmates and currently housing more than two thousand men and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
W. R. Cady
Purdue senior class tours Chicago with Miss Mabel Howard
The Home Economics senior class at Purdue University toured Chicago last week with Miss Mabel Howard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman Howard of this city. They spent a day at Marshall Field Co and visited other city sights on the two day excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economic Department
Purdue University
Mabel Howard
Sherman Howard
Chicago
Marshall Field Co
Social Visits in Richmond Tie Local Families
Miss Carmen Ohmit and Miss Hazel Howell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Karlton Rothert in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ohmit were Sunday dinner guests of the Rotherts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Ohmit
Hazel Howell
Karlton Rothert
Richmond
Mrs
Clarence Ohmit
Mrs. Rothert
Hormel Leaves Tennessee for Detroit Visit
Howard Hormel departed Tuesday for Detroit Michigan then returned home to Tennessee after spending two months with his grandfather Clinton Hormel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hormel
Detroit
Mich
Tennessee
Clinton Hormel
Cooperative Dinner Bridge Party At Carolina Hill
Mr and Mrs Max Reemster entertained twenty friends with a cooperative dinner bridge party at their home on Carolina Hill Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Max Reemster
Carolina Hill
Richmond Boy Returns to School After Illness
Robert Harmeier, a student from the Richmond basketball tourney group, fell ill Friday evening. He is improving and expected back in school this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harmeier
Richmond
Seventy Two Lincoln Students Named on Current Honor Roll
The Lincoln honor roll lists seventy two students across grades 7 through postgraduate, with high marks for multiple students such as Ruth Oldaker, Elizabeth Myers, Phyllis Shirkey, and George Patton. Notable 11-A and 12-A scholars appear, including Marjorie Fetters, Edith Duff, and Forrest Riser, reflecting broad academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Elmer Shafer
Francis Duebel
Charles Wilburn
Martha Rudisell
Karol Kennedy
Marion Lawrence
Herman Kennedy
Naomi Himelick
Lorene Allread
Phyllis Shirkey
Elizabeth Myers
Mary L. McGuire
Ruth Harmeier
Evelyn Morse
Mary Butler
Martha Elliott
Eleanor Hughes
Mildred Howard
Millard Smith
Wilma Hadley
Allison Leavitt
Phyllis Ammerman
Charlotte Renfro
Virginia Gehring
Robert Doll
Helen Hall
Marcel Ammerman
B—Willis Kuster
Corwin Lamm
Russell Sanford
George Patton
Alfa Lee
Edward Bowers
Frances Castetter
Lilian Dunavent
Homer Lannerd
Frank Wantz
Edith Duff
Mabel Woodhead
Josephine Shipman
Marjorie Fetters
Audra Stamm
Ruth Judkins
Mary Alice du Gramut
Mary Miller
Roberta Riser
Lucille Shellenberger
Herschel Ammerman
Pauline Marson
Woodrow Shafer
Esther West
Blanche Howard
Ethel Mae Brown
Neva Paul
Elizabeth Kennedy
Forrest Riser
George Wiker
Violette Lamm
Mr. and Mrs. Hernley Boyd Visit in Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Hernley Boyd and son of Indianapolis spent over the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and other relatives. Friday evening Mrs. Abiram Boyd hosted dinner guests Mrs. Hernley Boyd Mrs. L. F. Miller and Miss Elizabeth Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernley Boyd
Indianapolis
John Boyd
Abiram Boyd
L. F. Miller
Elizabeth’ Paul
Prosperity Boost for Connersville Factory Night Shift
John Matthis, a factory employee, says his plant has secured enough business to require a night shift possibly through June first. He notes this marks the dawn of prosperity for the community and workers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matthis
Connersville
Frances Petty Recovers After Major Operation
Frances Petty a former Lincoln high school student is reported to be recovering nicely from a major operation at Middletown hospital on the preceding Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Petty
Lincoln High School
Middletown
Ohio
California Grandmother Visits Fred Bond Family
Mrs. E. C. Bond and her grandson arrived Tuesday from California to visit her son Fred Bond and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bond
California
Fred Bond
Mrs. Charles Smith Visits In Indianapolis Neighborhood
Mrs. Charles Smith of Indianapolis spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiteley, staying at their home and sharing social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Indianapolis
Howard Whiteley
Bowden Injured in Auto Crash During Chorus Tour
W J Bowden suffered serious injuries after his car swerved near Markleville and rolled twice. The rear seat passenger was examined at hospital with no broken bones but possible internal injuries. Fellow travelers Will Floyd and Edmund Johnson escaped with minor injuries while the chorus продолжал their engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bowden
M. H. Gaar
Anderson
Upland
Pendleton
Mr. Bowden
Will Floyd
Dublin
Edmund Johnson
Floyd
Markleville
Mr. Johnson
Mrs Harris Dies After Brief Illness At Germantown
Mrs John Harris 58 died at home three miles north of Cambridge on Saturday after a brief illness. Beside her husband she leaves three sons Orvel Curtis and Ivan Harris of near town and two daughters. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Zion Lutheran church Germantown with Rev Hines of Anderson officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Harris
John Harris
Cambridge Yn
Orvel, Curtis
Ivan Harris
Mabel Roberts
Eva Passmore
Terre Haute
Charles Rummel
Pleasant Hill
Mary Ackerman
Harris
Zion Lutheran Church
Germantown
Rev. Hines of Anderson
Deaths of Charles and Ellen Hiatt at Dublin Friends church
Charles E Hiatt age 83 prominent Dublin resident died Friday afternoon of pneumonia at his home. His wife Ellen Hiatt also 83 died two days later. They were both longtime Dublin Friends church members. Survived by son Bert Hiatt and sister Anna Hill. Double funeral at Dublin Friends church with burial in Southwn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Charles E. Hiatt
Ellen Hiatt
Charles Hiatt
Dublin Friends Church
Bert Hiatt
Frank Hutchinson Dies After Weeks of Illness
Frank Hutchinson aged 52 died at home on East Street early Monday after a several weeks illness. He leaves wife Edna and children Glen Paul and Maxine, plus brother Nelson Hutchinson and sisters Ida Hutchinson Bentonville H A Wilkinson Oklahoma City and Lulu Shipley Connersville. He was a member of the Milton Masonic lodge and the local Christian church. Funeral service will be held this
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hutchinson
Edna
Glen
Paul
Maxine
Nelson Hutchinson
Ida Hutchinson
Bentonville
H. A. Wilkinson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lulu Shipley
Connersville
Masonic Lodge
Milton
Christian Church
Faucett Family Guests and Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Faucett and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor near Jacksonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clevenger announce the birth of a son Robert Earl at Connersville hospital on Friday March 6. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Veatch and daughter Betty of Connersville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Martindale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark Faucett
Will Taylor
Jacksonburg
Mrs. Earl Clevenger
Robert Earl
Connersville Hospital
Keith Veatch
Betty
Connersville
Alpheus Martindale
Bachmanns Visit Middletown Family Allegedly Stated
Mr and Mrs Harry Bachmann and their family spent Sunday with relatives in Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bachmann
Middletown
Ohio
Merlin Tague Heads to Pontiac After Six-Week Visit
Merlin Tague will depart this week for Pontiac Michigan after a six week stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Tague. Mr and Mrs T B Hurlburt are spending ten days with his sister Mrs G B Salford and family in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Tague
Pontiac, Mich
Ralph Tague
Mrs
T. B. Hurlburt
G. B. Salford
Chicago
Elizabeth Paul Weekend Visit With Friends in Cincinnati
Elizabeth Paul spent the weekend in Cincinnati staying with friends. The brief outing highlighted social time away from routine activities and did not cite additional details.
A Man is Known by the Company He Keeps
Reflection on judging others by their companions and the influence of associations. It urges choosing the right people to shape conduct and thoughts, and suggests churchgoers as an example of the right company.
LeRoy Tout Auxiliary Hosts District Officers
The Le Roy Tout Auxiliary will entertain next Thursday afternoon in Dublin Indiana with Mrs L V Hauk and Mrs Baker of Morristown serving as district officers. Invitations went to eligible unit members and the program aims to promote Auxiliary membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
LeRoy Tout
L. V. Hauk
Morristown
Baker
Mrs Alva O'Brien Spends Wednesday in Greenfield
Mrs. Alva O'Brien spent Wednesday visiting friends in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva O’brien
Greenfield
Life’s Thorns Poem by Ada Perry Beinhacker
A poem conveys philosophy of work and balance in life. It urges enduring duties, finding value in labor, and earning “final pay” through perseverance as Ada Perry Beinhacker signs the piece from Ft Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Perry Beinhacker
Ala. Ave
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Local Legion Meet to Host Sixth Indiana District
Lawrence H. Bertsch post of the American Legion will host the Sixth Indiana district at Knights of Pythias hall in Cambridge City on March 30. The event starts with dinner at 6 30 p m followed by entertainment as posts from across the district attend. Reservations are due by March 23 with Bruce L. Peters in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Bertsch
American Legion
Legion
Indiana
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cambridge City
Cambridge
Legionaire
Bruce L. Peters
Lawrence H. Bertsen
Winter storm disrupts city services across weekend
A heavy sleet storm Saturday and snow Sunday caused widespread outages. The Interstate Public Service Co faced early Saturday trouble but restored most services after about an hour. Telephone lines and long distance service suffered major outages, with many poles down. Traction was delayed, and streetcars ran an hour or more late in numerous cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Co
Mrs Brumfiel Calls on Ill Lambersons in Richmond
Mrs James Brumfiel of Richmond spent the first of the week with Mr and Mrs Ray Lamberson who were quite ill with the flu in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brumfiel
Richmond
Ray Lamberson
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Willi
Charles Myers
Mary J. Harold
Martha Swisher
Patricia Martindale
Ruth Ann Roberts
Marguerite Clark
Nolan Allen
Margaret Eckhart
Ruth Oldaker
Wilbur i Garrison
William Green
Daisy Weimer
Shirley Crabb
Jdctiwueen
Charles Force
Marion
Lotus Miller
Elizabeth Paul
Cincinnati
Life’s Thorns
America
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