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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1938

Page

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Sale of Goods for the Blind Nets $26, Helen Hunt Club

Mrs Willard Petro announced at the Helen Hunt club meeting that the sale of goods made by the blind raised $26. The gathering at Mrs Ed Bee son's home featured a paper by Mrs E O Paul on An American Doctor's Odyssey and a King Edward III biography by Hector Bolitho. The next meeting moves to Mrs L F Miller on March 28 replacing Mrs J W Marson.

Willard Petro Helen Hunt Club Ed. Beeson E. O. Paul California Mexico M. R. Krahl Vetey Heiser Heiser Philippine Islands Andrew Thornton Edward III Hector Bolitho Edward VIII L. F. Miller J. W. Marson

Miss Lenore Shewman Visits Bloomingtoon Family

Miss Lenore Shewman of Bloomingtoon spent the last of the week with her father Allen Shewman and family, sharing time and news.

Lenore Shewman Bloomingtoon Allen Shewman

Nora Hicks Club Holds March Luncheon Meeting

The Nora Hicks club met Wednesday at Mrs. Hicks home for a March luncheon and business meeting.

Nora Hicks

Mrs Swanson Visits Texas for Month with Parents

Mrs. E. E. Swanson departed Wednesday to spend a month with her parents in Texas, returning home afterward.

Reed Couple to Spend Weekend in Connersville

Mr and Mrs Dan Reed will visit relatives in Connersville this weekend, staying with family members and enjoying local hospitality.

Dan Reed Connersville

Psi Iota Xi Social Meeting At Morris Home

Social note says the Psi Iota Xi sorority holds a meeting Monday evening at the home of Misses Pauline and Emma Morris. Mrs Garland Lynam will host Wednesday afternoon for her Monday Bridge club gathering.

Psi Iota Xi Pauline Emma Morris Garland Lynam

Dublin Items: births, trips, visits and social notes

Mr and Mrs Ray Moore announce the birth of a daughter at Fayette Memorial hospital Connersville on March 12 Eugene Doll returned home Sunday from a two weeks trip to Texas and other southern states Mrs Roy Adams of Connersville spent Wednesday with her mother Mr and Mrs Everett Money have returned home from several days with friends in Indianapolis Robert Lingenfelter is on a business trip through the southern part of the state this month Mrs James Sweet was a guest Wednesday afternoon at a bridge party at Mrs George Wheeler in Cambridge City Mr and Mrs Elmer Rees spent Friday in Richmond Mrs Robert Manlove of Bentonville spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs C H Staats Mrs Grover Selves and daughters of Cambridge City were guests Friday evening of Mr and Mrs Carlton Bownes Mrs Eva Hubbard and daughter Patti of Cambridge City spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Scott No improvement is noted in the serious condition of Thomas Scott Mr and Mrs C P Johnson of Indianapolis visited among relatives here Sunday

Ray Moore Fayette Memorial Hospital Connersville Eugene Doll Texas Roy Adams Everett Money Indianapolis Robert Lingenfelter James Sweet George Wheeler Cambridge City Elmer Rees Richmond Robert Manlove Bentonville C. H. Staats Grover Selves Carlton Bownes Eva Hubbard Patti John Scott Thomas Scott C. P. Johnson

Protecting Children on Tricycles Takes Center Stage

The Augusta Wisconsin Union urges motorists to slow down and protect children at play. It reminds readers that a child’s life cannot be replaced and appeals to responsible driving to prevent tragedies on the streets.

Augusta Wisconsin Union

Truth About Business Cap Published by Babson

Babson argues the 1938 business picture is the worst in three years with payroll cuts and falling retail sales. He sees a fragile turn in early 1938 but warns Congress and policy makers must end uncertainty and stop inflationary pressures to avert a major downturn.

Babson Park Fla

Back of the Average Wage Earner Sees $7600 Investment

The article notes that for the typical worker the base of wealth includes a $7600 investment, chiefly in factories, tools, equipment and materials.

Funeral services held for Joseph Bertsch in Pershing

Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Lutheran church in Pershing for Joseph Bertsch of Salem with Rev Wilbur E. Allen officiating. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery. He was 48 and survived by his widow Edith and eight children including daughter Mrs Forrest Neeley. A brother, William Bertsch of South Bend, and an uncle Henry Bertsch of Pershing also survive. he formerly lived in this city and was a brother of the late Mrs Don Drischel.

Joseph Bertsch Salem Lutheran Church Pershing Wilbur E. Allen Bertsch Don Drischel Edith Forrest Neeley South of Pershing William Bertsch South Bend Henry Bertsch

Death of Mrs Martha Cook Henley in Dublin Indiana

Mrs Martha Cook Henley aged 83 died Friday at her home in Dublin after weeks of illness. She is survived by husband Micajah, daughter Mrs Lora Ankrom of Dublin, two sons E J Henley of Dublin and Alvin P Henley of Napanee. Funeral services were held Sunday at the home conducted by Rev Truman Kenworthy. Burial was in Dublin cemetery.

Dublin Ind Martha Cook Henley Micajah Lora Ankrom E. J. Henley Alvin P. Henley Nappanee Truman Kenworthy

Funeral services for James Napier of Milton

Milton Indiana funeral services were held Tuesday for James Napier 84 who died Saturday at his home. Floyd Hines of Cambridge City and the Milton Masonic lodge conducted the rites with burial in Westside cemetery. He was a member of Milton lodge No 108 F and A M and a second cousin to the late President Lincoln. Survivors include daughters Alice and Pearl Napier both at home and sons Wilbur of Milton and Walter of Frankfort.

Milton Ind James Napier Floyd Hines Cambridge City Masonic Lodge of Westside Milton Lodge No. 108 Lincoln Alice Pearl Napier Wilbur Walter Frankfort

Weekend Visit Highlights Mrs Marjorie Jane’s Birthday

Mr and Mrs Fred Hines and family joined Mr and Mrs Paul Hines at Layro over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Larkin Hoover and Dayton guests Miss Martha Hughes and Miss Patricia Martindale attended a dinner at Mr and Mrs A R Martindale for Marjorie Jane Hines Martindale’s seventh birthday.

Mrs Fred Hines Paul Hines Layro Larkin Hoover Greensfork Martha Hughes Patricia Martindale Dayton Ohio A. R. Martindale Marjorie Jane

Morris Couple Spends Weekend with Relatives

Mr and Mrs George Morris visited relatives in the southern part of the state over the weekend staying with family and returning home Sunday afternoon.

Greensfork Visit Draws Graves Huddleston Family

Mr and Mrs Jeff Graves and Robbie Huddleston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Davis and family near Greensfork.

Jeff. Graves Robbie Huddleston John Davis Greensfork

Patricia Martindale Spends Weekend with Dayton Folks

Miss Patricia Martindale, employed with an insurance company in Dayton Ohio, spent the weekend with her home folks.

Patricia Martindale Dayton Ohio

Past Matrons Association to Meet at Cambridge City Chapter Home

The Past Matrons Association of the Cambridge City Eastern Star chapter will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Hugh Foss, with Mrs. Anna Peirce as hostess.

Cambridge City Eastern Star Chapter Hugh Foss Anna Peirce

The Power of Taxation Editorial Reflection

A national editorial argues Congress shapes tax policy beyond business. It stresses that tax decisions affect all 130 million consumers and the daily costs of necessities, from fuel to clothing, influencing the entire economy and living standards.

Congress

Indiana University Glee Club Concert Arrives at Lincoln High

The Indiana University Men’s Glee Club of 32 singers directed by Prof. Douglas B. Nye performs at Lincoln High School auditorium Monday March 21 at 1 15 PM. Admission 5 cents for students 10 cents for adults. Cambridge City joins thirteen Indiana cities on a five day spring tour sponsored by the local schools with Supt. L W Arburn leading.

Cambridge City Lincoln High School Indiana University Men’s Glee Club Douglas B. Nye Indiana University Men’s Glee Club Supt. L. W. Arburn Gentlemen From Indiana Singers Indiana University Glee Club

Educational Guidance Conference at Lincoln High School

Dr. D. S. Robinson of Indiana University outlined arts and sciences and professional programs in law medicine dentistry nursing social service journalism music business and education. He explained IU’s new schedule reducing vacations and shortening the school year by two weeks with expected savings and improved course continuity.

Lincoln High School D. S. Robinson I. U. Philosophy Department Indiana University Robinson I. U

Eastern Star chapter elects officers for new year

Officers elected for the chapter year include Ruth Kinsinger as Worthy Matron, Russell Miner as Worthy Patron, Mary Graver as Associate Matron, D Coleman Phillips as Associate Patron, Mary Jacobs as Conductress, Gertrude Phillips as Associate Conductress, Edith Britten as Secretary, and Charlotte Newman as Treasurer. Dainty refreshments followed. several candidates will receive chapter services at a called meeting this Thursday at the Masonic temple with a special program planned for new members.

Order of the Eastern Star Ruth Kinsinger Russell Miner Mary Graver D. Coleman Phillips Mary Jacobs Gertrude Phillips Edith Britten Charlotte Newman Masonic Temple

Public Card Party at LeRoy Tout Post Dublin

The American Legion LeRoy Tout post in Dublin hosts a public card party Friday at 8 p.m. Euchre and 500 will be played and the public is invited to attend.

LeRoy Tout Post American Legion Post Dublin

Mrs Ruth Weaver Visits Aunt in Hagerstown

Mrs Ruth Weaver and her son Edward visited aunt Mary Williams in Hagerstown on Sunday. Williams remains in critical condition with a broken hip.

Ruth Weaver Edward Mary Williams Hagerstown

Miss Thelma Miller Visits Indianapolis Friends

Miss Thelma Miller of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Williams, sharing time in their home and local social circles.

Thelma Miller Indianapolis Mrs Ancil Williams

Salvation Army Drive Underway in Cambridge City

Captain Walter Dowell of the Indianapolis state headquarters announces the annual Salvation Army drive for the Richmond division. The weeklong campaign runs from Monday March 14 through Saturday with Dowell in charge as every Cambridge City resident is urged to contribute.

Walter Dowell Salvation Army Indianapolis Richmond Dowell Cambridge City

Pershing hosts co operative dinner for Will Behr

Miss Cora Behr hosted a Sunday dinner at her Pershing home honoring her brother Will Behr on his 72nd birthday. Guests included Will Behr. Karl Behr and daughter Phyllis of Indianapolis. Hobart Behr and daughter Joan of Kokomo. Ruseill Behr and daughter Rosemary of Ecconmy. Raymond E. Biser. Rev. Stephen Gubi. and the hostess.

Cora Behr Pershing Will Behr Karl Behr Phyllis Indianapolis Hobart Behr Joan Kokomo Ruseill Behr Rosemary Ecconmy Raymond E. Biser Stephen Gubi

Hagerstown Man Selected as Navy Warrant Officer

Luther C. Martin of Hagerstown and formerly of this city has been chosen as one of three men to be commissioned as warrant officers in the Construction Corps of the U. S. Navy. He received his commission November 4 and joins the 10,000 ton cruiser Astoria as assistant damage control officer.

Luther C. Martin Hagerstown Construction Corps U. S. Navy Astoria Oliver Martin City Navy Europe China Japan Philippine Islands Cuba Panama Hawaii Haiti Guam

Miller and Bertha Malcolm Granted Marriage License

Marriage licenses were issued last week to Harry A. Miller and Bertha Malcolm, both residents of the city.

Harry A. Miller Bertha Malcolm

Richmond visitors join local family gathering

Mr and Mrs Olin Scott and son John Spar of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Allison and other relatives here.

Olin Scott John Spar Richmond Frank Allison

Legion Auxiliary Hosts Supper Honoring 19th Birthday

The American Legion Auxiliary held a cooperative supper Monday at the Legion hall for the 19th birthday of the American Legion. Raymond Springer of Connerville and Mrs. Springer attended and he gave a talk on veterans’ organization origins. He helped found Indiana’s first department commander and recalled early wartime meetings in Indianapolis and St Louis. A safety film on automobile accident prevention was shown and well received.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall American Legion the Legion and Auxiliary Raymond Springer Connersville Department Indiana

Mothers and Daughters Banquet Planned at Lincoln High

The Mothers and Daughters banquet sponsored annually by the Girl Reserves and Mrs Katherine Kitterman will take place next Thursday evening March 24 in the Lincoln high school auditorium at 6 o'clock. Mothers and daughters of the community are invited. Reservations are due by Tuesday March 22.

Katherine Kitterman Lincoln High School

Martins and Clampitts Visit Indianapolis Today

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Martin and daughter Frances are in Indianapolis spending Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clampitt.

T. B. Martin Frances Indianapolis Donald Clampitt

Illness At Home Draws Pittsburg Daughter

Mrs. E. L. McIntire has been ill for a week and her daughter Mrs. C. P. Kirkpatrick of Pittsburg is staying several weeks with the family.

E. L. McIntire C. P. Kirkpatrick Pittsburgh

Mr and Mrs Brown Move Into Front Street Property

Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown relocate into Frank Buser’s Front Street property. Brown works as manager of the Kroger store.

Mrs. W. Brown Frank Buser Front Street Mr. Brown Kroger

Mrs Stonecipher Readmitted After Posthospital Relapse

Mrs Minnie Stonecipher was released from the Henry County hospital early in the week but relapsed and returned to the hospital on Tuesday at noon for further treatment.

Minnie Stonecipher Henry County Hospital

Milton Hosts Local Notices And Birth Announcements

A Milto n area column records the birth of Sharon Sue Whalen on March 7 to Mr and Mrs Martin Whalen. Local residents visitations and health updates include Mrs Mary Kirlin and Mrs Ed Gunckle. Roy Holland relocates to a Tennessee farm, and Emma Sorber returns from Indianapolis Methodist hospital. Reid hospital major surgery for Estin Dailey noted. Milton folks join WLS Barn Dance at Centerville 4 H club building March 17 18 19 sponsored by Wayne county 4 H clubs with tickets via Miss Lillian Neidiffer. Margaret Huddleston of Ball State College stays with family during spring break.

Sharon Sue Martin Whalen Arvey Custer Centerville J. C. Kellam Mary Kirlin Roy Holland Biser Tennessee Ed. Gunckle Emma Sorber Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Estin Dailey Reid Hospital Richmond Milton WLS Wayne County Lillian Neidiffer Margaret Huddleston Ball State College Muncie

Capitol turmoil rattles nerves in morning briefs

The column laments unpredictable events at the state Capitol, noting how quickly calm can become uproar and vice versa as readers brace for a volatile day. It reflects on the jittery atmosphere and the sense that governance may wobble like jelly under pressure.

Capitol

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E. E. Swanson Babson Washington Cap BY Roger W. Babson Bhees Nero Fiddles Job Investments Martha Henley George Morris By Raymond Pitcairn Sentinels of the Republic Lincoln H.S Barrel Hickory Grove
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