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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1932

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Fire destroys Elias Scott farm home near Locust Grove Church

Fire destroyed a seven room two story farm home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Elias Scott near Locust Grove church last Thursday afternoon around 2 30. Sparks from the flue caused the roof to catch. Insurance covers part of $3 000 damage. Furniture on second floor and valuables were lost. clothes and fruit spoiled. The family seeks temporary living quarters in an adjoining wash house until a new dwelling is built.

Elias Scott Locust Grove Church Scott Sarah Hoover Cambridge City

Pur due Student Merwin D Test Earns Distinguished Honor

Pur due University announces Merwin D Test, a freshman in the school of science, has earned a place on the Distinguished Student list for the past semester. A total of 354 students made the honor roll as the semester closed. Rebated fees of 25 dollars are provided to each student on the distinguished list.

Merwin D. Test Purdue University Test School of Science

Hog Sale at Indianapolis Through Producers Commission

William E. Guyton sold 34 mixed hogs through the Producers Commission association at Indianapolis last Thursday. Thirty two hogs averaging 207 pounds were bought by an eastern buyer for shipment.

William E. Guyton Producers Commission Association Indianapolis

Community Notes From Germantown and Nearby Areas

Sunday visits and weekend hosts fill Germantown scenes with neighbors from Castine Cambridge City Richmond and Indianapolis. Local youths Frank Duff Roberta Beckett and Pearl Hiday appear in family and club settings while several residents travel to Muncie Richmond and Liberty for events and visits.

M. P. "Wilburn Frank Duff Harvey Kinsinger Masil Shumaker Castine Ohio Pauline Widner Cambridge City John Dyke Ruth Lowery Viola Chase Robert Ed. Crowell Ralph Taylor Richmond Lee Hartman Geo. Faucett Spiceland Purdue Roberta Beckett John Logan Lewisville Earl Wyrick Wilbur Allen Indianapolis Clifford Scates Jacksonburg Carl Ammerman Park Ammerman Jesse Caudle R. R. Beckett Charles Winter Harry Winter Muncie Pearl Hiday Joe Biswell Liberty William Wright Williamsburg Jeannette Tatman John Kirkman Clifton McLane Omea Knorpp Pleasant Hill C. B. Evans Lola Hoel Emma Crabb Henry Einson Perry Wilson Kenneth Yeager Stella Yeager Thomas Monger Edward Kaiser Frank Kaiser Maxwell Harold Kaiser Connersville Kaiser Harold

Germany Says It Cannot Start Paying Reparations

Germany declares it can no longer begin reparations payments and notes its finances cannot support the required funding. The statement signals a potential shift in postwar settlement obligations and raises questions about future negotiations.

Germany

25 Per Cent Reduction on Real Estate Valuations

County assessor Walter Ratliff of Richmond told the Tribune this week that the county will apply a 25 percent reduction to valuations of both land and improvements. Vacant lots and small 2 or 3 acre tracts will keep their valuations. Improvements on nearby properties may influence the reduction.

Walter Ratliff Richmond The Tribune

Boiler Failure Hits Bank Building Remains Cold

The heating boiler in the First National Bank and Trust Co building went out Saturday night. Replaced just five days ago, the breakdown is blamed on defective material. The bank post office and apartments cope with electricity gasoline coal oil rubbers and extra sweaters while repairs proceed.

First National Bank & Trust Co Bank and Post Office

Jacksonburg Items Show Community Notes and Visits

The Help One Another club meets next Wednesday at Mrs. Aler Kirby’s home near Hagerstown. Many residents visit relatives and attend church activities while Bible school attendance remains strong. The Rebekah county meeting draws lodges from several towns, with Evelyn Rebekah lodge of Centerville exemplifying the session.

Good Friday Services at Milton M E Church

Milton Indiana hosts a 1:30 to 3:00 pm Good Friday program in the M E church. The service includes scripture readings and prayers with talks by local participants and songs such as Must Jesus Bear the Cross and Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross.

Milton M. E. Church Milton Ind M. E Seng Anna Warren Lois Doty Earl Crawford Sarah Scholl Rev. Rose

Earlham Representatives to Lead Lincoln High Chapel

Lincoln high school will host a chapel program tomorrow morning at 8 15 led by representatives from Earlham College. The event involves Earlham officials overseeing the service and addressing attendees.

Earlham Lincoln High School Earlham College

Mrs Lamberson Injured At Regional Basketball Tourney

Mrs Paul Lamberson slipped on ice during the regional basketball tournament in Muncie and fractured both bones in a leg above the ankle. She received treatment at Ball hospital and was transported home by Howard's ambulance on Tuesday.

Paul Lamberson Muncie Ball Hospital Howard’s

Milk Fund Seeks More Support for Leon Children

Seventy two children receive milk daily at Central School from the Leon P T A. President Mrs George Morris says funds are running low and urges donations. The health committee will handle gifts and Mrs Burbank of Richmond spoke on The Home at a joint P T A and faculty meeting.

Leon P.T.A Parent-Teachers Association George Morris

Farm Bureau Meeting Planned at Lincoln High School

The Jackson township Farm Bureau will meet in Lincoln auditorium Friday at 7 30 pm with Park Ulerich as chairman. Franklin township unit presents Polly's Parade by Harmony Players. All welcome. each family asked to bring a pie and cookies for the feed.

Jackson Township Farm Bureau Lincoln Auditorium Park Ulerich Franklin Township Farm Bureau Polly Harmony Players Jackson Township

Misfortunes Befall Richardson Family After Fire and Theft

Mr and Mrs Vesper Richardson and their family lost their Doddridge neighborhood home to a fire two weeks ago and now live with Mrs Lydia Miles on Lincoln Drive. They carried out a few first floor items, but all else was lost with no insurance. Friday night a break in totaled ten of a 150 chicken flock from their chicken house.

Vesper Richardson Doddridge Lydia Miles Lincoln Drive

It Pays to Advertise in Fur Trade

B. F. Connelly, noted for tanning and selling mink, raccoon, fox, muskrat and skunk furs, tells Tribune he has sold furs in many towns through small ads. He lists Middle town Cincinnati Knoxville Lansing Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Durham N C and Oxford Pen as markets. He notes he currently has beautiful mink and fox furs for Easter attire.

B. F. Connelly Tribune Middletown Cincinnati Knoxville Lansing Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Durham N. C Oxford Pen

Milton 4-H Flying Squadron Visits Milton School

The Wilson school in Milton Indiana was visited by the Flying Squadron of 4-H Club led by County agent S. W. Milligan and county home demonstration agent Miss Marie Bolenbaugh. The visit aimed to spark county club interest this summer with demonstrations on inexpensive party favors using gum drops and overviews of potential meeting programs by 4-H members from Whitewater Centerville Richmond and Milton coordinated by Miss Marjorie Ellison.

Milton Ind Wilson School S. W. Milligan Marie Bolenbaugh Marcella Middleton Isabel Knoll Whitewater Lester Spraker Centerville Wendell Moore Richmond Marjorie Ellison

George Fagan Returns Home From Franklin College

George Fagan came home for the weekend from Franklin College. He plans to resume studies next week and reunite with family in his hometown.

George Fagan Franklin College

Death of John R. Peters 21 in Indianapolis

John R. Peters age 21 son of Mr and Mrs Harry T Peters died Sunday evening at his parents home in Indianapolis after a brief flu illness. He was a Lincoln high school graduate. Survived by parents and two brothers Raymond of Indianapolis and Bruce Peters of this city. Funeral services and burial planned for Thursday afternoon in Indianapolis.

John R. Peters Harry T. Peters Indianapolis Lincoln High School Raymond Bruce Peters

Miss Patricia Martindale Visited Miss Jane Davis in New Castle

Miss Patricia Martindale was the weekend guest of Miss Jane Davis in New Castle, sharing three days of social visits and local hospitality.

Patricia Martindale Jane Davis New Castle

Clifton Family Visits Kin in Muncie

Mr and Mrs William Clifton and their daughter spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Perry Paul in Muncie. Mrs Clem Johnston who is ill at Fayette Memorial hospital Connersville is reported to show slight improvement.

William Clifton Perry Paul Muncie Clem Johnston Fayette Memorial Hospital Connersville

Presbyterian men's Bible class meeting at Smith home

The Men's Bible class of the Presbyterian church met Monday evening at Rev. J. C. Smith and wife’s home. After the monthly business session a social time followed with refreshments served by the hosts.

The Presbyterian Church J. C. Smith

Richmond woman hosts dinner guest at Butler home

Mrs. Myron Hill of Richmond was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Butler on Wednesday.

Mrs Ayres and Rupel Dine with Ayres in Greentown

Mrs J M Ayres of Greentown and Mrs George Rupel of Indianapolis visited Cincinnati and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J H Ayres on Wednesday.

J. M. Ayres Greentown George Rupel Indianapolis Cincinnati J. H. Ayres

Henderson Family Reunion at Bedford

Bruce Henderson and his relatives spent Sunday with his brother and family at Bedford enjoying a family gathering full of fellowship and shared stories.

Bruce Henderson Bedford

Mrs Anna E Petro Appointed State Chairman for Aid of Blind

Mrs Anna E Petro has been appointed state chairman for the Aid of Blind after the resignation of the former chairman due to ill health. A Cambridge City lady, she previously served as district chairman and is praised by many friends in the Tribune for the appointment.

Anna E. Petro

Mrs Lowery Hosts Bridge Club Guests Last Week

Mrs John Lowery hosted her Bridge club Thursday with guests Mesdams Paul Drischel Harry Stannah Joe Green and Clifford Howard. Mrs Robert Bertsch hosted Friday afternoon with guests Mrs John Paul and Mrs Bruce Peters.

John Lowery Mesdames Paul Drischel Harry Stannah Joe Green Clifford Howard Robert Bertsch John Paul Bruce Peters

Dinner Guests From Connersville Visit Hunnicutt Family

Mr and Mrs Arlie Hunnicutt hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Clarence Ingermann and their children in Connersville, sharing a family gathering.

Arlie Hunnicutt Clarence Ingermann Connersville

Pocahontas Degree Members Attend Tri County Meeting

A large number of local members of the Degree of Pocahontas will attend the Tri County meeting to be held in Richmond on Saturday.

Degree of Pocahontas Tri-County Richmond

IU Review Contributor Dean House Writes 1932 Musical Number

Leo House son of Mr and Mrs Dean House a Lincoln high school and Indiana University graduate 1929 now continuity writer for WLW Cincinnati wrote lyrics for a feature number in the 1932 Jordan River Review the annual IU musical comedy House was active in dramatic and journalistic affairs at college.

Leo House Dean House Lincoln High School Indiana University WLW Cincinnati

Local Social Notes from Richmond Cambridge Area

Mrs. Charles Coffman and daughter Evelyn of Richmond along with Mr and Mrs Raymond Craig and children are mentioned. Mrs John Kiser hosted the Home Circle club on Friday. Twenty six members of the Cambridge City Christian church attended Sunday services. Rev Stamper to lead services each evening from Tuesday through Friday for Lenten observance, excluding Monday and Saturday.

Aler Kirby Hagerstown Mildred Turner Ashland Francis Griener Herman Kingrey Lucy Swift Albert Simpkins Harrisburg Swift Frank Roth Hugh Fagan Francis Greiner Lee Michaels New Castle George Fagan Richmond Emily Lewis Hayes Fred Paul Worl Martyn Norman Waltz Charles Fagan Dolph Personnette Bible School Elias Scott Betty Lou Near Millville Fred Scott George Fadely Pershing Mary Lou Personnette Cass Crye Maxine Dougherty Erneita Craig Hagerstown High School A. L. Stamper Springport John Kiser Lillian Kinsinger Walter William Homer Brinkley Ernest Jo's Williamsburg Emerson Cloyd Bobby Cambridge City Brinkley Charles Coffman Evelyn Raymond Craig Home Circle Club Cambridge City Christian Church Stamper

Cooperative dinner honors Hughes birthday at home

A co operative dinner party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Sunday evening honoring the birthday of Mr. Hughes with covers for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kniese Mr. and Mrs. Abiram Boyd Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Young Mr. and Mrs. Foster Scudder Mrs. Edna Swiggett Mrs. Ethel Middleton and Miss Beatrice Swallow.

Robert Hughes Hughes Charles Kniese Abiram Boyd J. W. Young Foster Scudder Edna Swiggett Ethel Middleton Beatrice Swallow

St Patrick and the call to wear green today

The poem praises St Patrick and Irish identity, urging all to wear green and remember theIrish hero. It celebrates bravery, heritage, and unity among Irish people and friends alike on St Patrick's Day.

St. Patrick

Jacksonburg School Closes For Spring Term

Jacksonburg school ends April 10 with Prof. Blose as teacher. The Horse Thief Detective Association met to recruit new members. Obituary notes Mrs. J. W. Sappenfield died March 18 at 22, burial in Corydon. Graduates listed from Washington township and Jackson township districts for spring.

Jacksonburg Blose The Horse Thief Detective Association J. W. Sappenfield Lutheran Church Germantown Corydon Washington Township Charles Burgess Floyd Cook Ernest Doddridge Howard Hurst Clarence Wolford Cora Wise Ae Shank

Benefit supper bridge aids Friday Study Club fund

Mrs Alvin Bertsch and Mrs Rus sell Worl entertained with a benefit supper bridge for the Friday Study club fund in cooperation with the P T A at the former home on Lincoln Drive Saturday evening. Guests included Mrs Robert Hughes, Mrs J W Young, Mrs Abiram Boyd, Mrs Ethel Middleton, Mrs Charles Kniese, Mrs Edna Swiggett and Miss Beatrice Swallow.

Alvin Bertsch Russell Worl Lincoln Drive Robert Hughes J. W. Young Abiram Boyd Ethel Middleton Charles Kniese Edna Swiggett Beatrice Swallow

Toboggan Heartstrings on Mirandy’s Veranda

A rustic wooing tale spans summer to winter as a man recalls courting Mirandy. He recalls sitting on her father’s veranda, a clover field, a sliding party on Dugan’s hill, and a hopeful promise to slide through life with her. The lines mix coy humor with romance as he imagines life as a toboggan ride.

Mirandy Dugan's Hill Leo Killarney

Wilson Sharpshooters Feted By Milton Community

A large dinner honor for the Wilson Sharpshooters basketball team was held at the Caldwell home with coaches and players as guests. The event featured maroon and gold decor, a centerpiece formed by a miniature team, games, and a later community supper and athletic program hosted by the Wilson PTA.

Paul Caldwell Wilson Sharp Shooters Cadlwell Lafe Myers Earl Crawford Coach Chares Dickerson Robert Davis Robert Myers Lee Crawford Arthur and Prince Colbert Ingermann Muncie Park Manlove

Local Social Notes Drag Through Indiana Visits and Illness

Mil ton Hems and Mrs Addie Bryant spent days in Indianapolis with kin while Mrs Fred Murley and daughter attended a nee ball tourney in Muncie. Several Richmond area residents travel visit relatives, illnesses include Mrs J M Doddridge and Mrs Pete Seffrin serious ill in Connersville and hospital in Richmond. The Milton Cary club meets with Mrs Oliver Wallace. plus house guests Miss Martha Meranda of Richmond and Miss Lucile Marley home from Teachers College at Muncie.

Addie Bryant David Bohan Indianapolis Fred Murley Howard Warren Muncie Saturay Mary Ann Brattain George Yohler Connersville Richmond Alice Wiggans Henry Hess Wellington Swearingen Mooreland J. M. Doddridge Walter Clevenger Philip Higham Milton Cary Club Oliver Wallace Pete Seffrin Wm. Markle E. P. Jones Shuman Statira Marley Ida Highams Walter Ben Copeland Anna Wallace Copeland Robert Marley Martha Meranda Sam Grooms Beeson House Old Toll Gate Christian Church Missionary Society Lucile Marley Is Teachers College Munciever John Brown Florida

Wintry Blasts Prompt Social Service Clothing Drive

The harsh weather triggers urgent appeals to the Social Service for more clothing and food for the needy. The drive requests donations left at the Social Service room behind Jones Fish Market in the Red Men’s Building, with Mrs. Jones receiving packages. Those needing aid may visit Wednesdays and Saturdays after noon for assistance.

Social Service Jones Fish Market Red Men’s Building

Cemetery Association reelects officers in Pershing Indiana

At Pershing Lutheran Cemetery Association meeting on Saturday old officers were re elected for the coming year Frank Jacobs replaces his deceased father Edward Jacobs S N Tout remains sexton Treasurers report shows balance 2886 56 on Mar 14 receipts 165 00 373 36 478 12 end balance 2046 90 endowment 4350 00 grand total 7206 80 net gain for the year 60 24 URIAH BERTSCH Treasurer

Scsadesccin Ig OO Betel. Coma Cain Uriah Bertsch

Purdue student pledged to Alpha Zeta honor group

A Lafayette dispatch reports R. L. Bertsch of Cambridge City, a Purdue University agriculture junior, has been pledged to Alpha Zeta the honorary agricultural fraternity.

Lafayette R. L. Bertsch Cambridge City School of Agriculture Purdue University Alpha Zeta

Local social notes and upcoming church events in Wilson area

Recount of recent visits in Indianapolis and nearby towns, Easter cantata plans, Sunshine club tea at Wilson school, dinners with friends in Richmond and Indianapolis, birthday gatherings, and church activities. Elsie Wood plans two year trip abroad. Algebra contest entries and missionary society meeting detailed with program items.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. E. Church Lillian Adams Tev. F. C. McCormick Howard Brown M. L. Scheidler God’s Bach Bach-Mendelssohn Singers Miss Harriett Overbeck Way of the Cross Rev Wilbur E. Allen John Wright Riser Trails Public Spirit Washington I. U. Review Poige Ada Perry Beinhacker Ireland W. H. Doney B. F. Wissler Chas. Hackett Frank Hackett Alex McIntosh James Riley J. W. Elliottt Charles Hormel Frank Wissler Canada Pennville Elizabeth Rush Mabel Boggs Julia Petty Emma Koon Laura Barnes Raymond Storch George Sharp Kisers Maude Fetters Ida R. Kiser Jennie Worl Creitz Arthur Kepled Iva Linderman Glenn Rummel Harvey Swinn Kimes Essie Myers Rude Varnauf Bee Wilson Sharpshooters Milton Hems Social Service Bureau Cemetery Association Report Indiana Otto Dailey W. H. Miller John DuGramut Sr James Crownover Economy Otto Crownover Frances Cambridge Sunshine Club Wm. Huddleston Brattain George Wellencamp George Marley Benton Wagner Alma Charles Wilson Carl Williams Carl Caldwell Ruth Circle Loyal Daughters Christian Church M. E. Sunday School St. Patrick’s Hoosier Hustlers Sade Warren Trenton N. J England Ruth Crosier Emma Lorber Donald Manlove Wilson R. W. Warren Warren Ed. Jones Ed. Wilson McCormick L. H. Warren Mabel Dennis Hiram Crook R. F. Callaway Missionary Society Methodist Missionary Society Society Ruth Hudderston Jennie Rose Gertrude Manlove Jeanneeee Er Wine Alquina
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