Hancock County Endorses William H. Larrabee for Congress
The Democratic Committee of Hancock County endorses William H. Larrabee M D for Congress in Indiana sixth district subject to the primary on 1928. He is lifelong Hancock resident noted for honesty and capability, and has a strong Democratic record and support from local voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Larrabee
Hancock County
Indiana
House of Representatives
Democratic Committee
Congress
William H. Caarelen
Democratic Central Committee
De Koven Chorus to Present Recital at Cambridge City
Ninety voices from Muncie plus a thirty strong ladies chorus perform at the M E Church in Cambridge City Sunday at 2 30 pm. Admission is free with a free will offering for missions. The program includes sacred and operatic selections by male mixed and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
DeKovenale
Muncie
Methodist Church
Cambridge City
Vera Bilby
Father
Madonna
Markley Collins
Minnentonka
Morgan
Snider
Messrs
Collins
Gill
Noble Carlos
Miss Allison
D A R Meet Chooses National Old Trail Chapter Name
The D A R chapter held its first regular meeting March 15 at Mrs Ossian Callaway s home with strong attendance. It voted to name the group The National Old Trail Chapter and featured a melodeon piece by Evalyn Gaar. Mrs Will Woodward spoke on D A R work in Indiana and a business session followed. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for April 19 with Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Old Trail
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ossian Callaway
National Old Trail Chapter
Evalyn Gaar
Pre Easter Prayer Meetings Begin at Milton Church
Pre Easter prayer meetings start Thursday evening at the Christian church in Milton Indiana. A church men will serve a supper for a small fee between 6 30 and 7 30 followed by an hour long service each evening assisting the observance before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Christian Church
Mrs Ebert Carried to Oxford Hospital by Krone & Son
Mrs Emil Ebert moved Sunday morning by Krone and Son in an ambulance to Retreat Hospital Oxford Ohio for special treatment. Doctors hope to relieve severe shingles on the head and face that have caused her great pain for several weeks. Her condition is very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Ebert
Krone & Son
Oxford
Ohio
Local Buyers Gain City Block With Noted Stores
Beverly and Agnes Hacker of Liberty acquire the Boyd block as closing delivers ownership of the property now housing W. M. Butler cigar store Dean House drug store and Thompson and Johnson hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biverly
Agnes Hacker
Liberty
Snow Blanket Deepens Across County After Friday Storm
Last Friday’s heavy snowfall continued through the day, reaching about seven inches in the county. Strong winds whipped the flurry into deep drifts along country roads, hindering travel and blanketing the area.
Peeping Tom Reported on West Main Street
A resident reports a person peering into windows along West Main Street. The identity of the suspect is unknown and police are investigating the debased act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Mrs Scheidler Visits Hicksville with Rev Scheidler
Mrs. Rachel Scheidler travels to Hicksville Ohio to stay several weeks with Mrs H W Cook. She is joined by her son Rev Scheidler and his son Ralph Scheidler of Indiana who return the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Scheidler
H. W. Cook
Hicksville
Ohio
Rev. Scheidler
Ralph Scheidler
Indiana
Unclear Text Summary of Local Visit in Osrk City
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Ralph Ludin living in Osrk City and Bod Focuselle arriving at Fear oemeas Relepene for a brief stay with his wife and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ludin
Osrk City
Bod Focuselle
Fear Oemeas
Education Through Art and Local Art Leaders Spotlight
The article argues art enriches leisure time and society, urging cultivated appreciation of beauty. It highlights Cambridge City artists Lewis Cass Lutz and others, announcing forthcoming sketches in The Tribune detailing each artist's life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Omwake
America
Cambridge City
Lewis Cass Lutz
Margaret
Hannah
Elizabeth
Mary Overbeck
Grace M. Kiess
Randolph LaSalle Coats
Julia Boyd
John Bond
the Tribune
Lewis Cass Lutz A Cincinnati Artist Dies in 1893
Lewis Cass Lutz born August 18 1855 in Cambridge City Indiana was a gifted draftsman and painter. He studied at the Cincinnati School of Design and Paris before teaching at the Cincinnati Art Academy and guiding students with high standards. A fall in 1893 caused a fatal brain illness leading to his death November 4 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cass Lutz
Cambridge City
Ind
John C
Nancy Gwynn Lutz
Western Mirror
Lewis Lutz
L. R. Johnson
Cincinnati School of Designing
Young Men's Mercantile Association
Krs
Thomas S. Noble
Munich
Art Museum Association
Cincinnati Art Academy
Lutz
Paris
France
Academy
Willing Workers Hold Annual Bazar at School House
Plans for the Lutheran church bazar and market in Pershing feature a Saturday program on April 14 with music readings and the play Just Like a Woman by the Jackson Township Farm Bureau. Public invited. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith and Miss Wilma Hadley visited an uncle in Avon who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Pershing
Lutheran Church
Jackson Township
Carl Smith
Wilma Hadley
Mr. Smith
Avon
Lincoln Basketball Team Honored for Loyal Service
The Lincoln Athletic Association covered all expenses for the 1927 28 Lincoln Basketball team. Coaches Winter and Vickers led a two day trip to witness the State Tourney at Butler University Gym in Indianapolis. The players enjoyed the outing and valued the appreciation shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B
Lincoln
Lincoln Athletic Association
Winter
Vickers
Bater University
Indianapolis
Mrs George Weber Spent Week Visiting Sister
Mrs George Weber spent the past week with her sister in Richmond, returning home recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weber
Richmond
Bossy March Weather Poem Reflects Seasonal Wrath
A lively poem laments March as a bossy month that orders storms and sun in rapid succession. It jokes about the weather man, praises March’s stubborn power, and imagines shifting seasons from blizzards to spring while praising durable weather wisdom.
Barbara Barefoot to celebrate 93rd birthday next Wednesday
Mrs Barbara Barefoot will quietly celebrate her 93rd birthday anniversary next Wednesday March 28 at the home of her daughter Mrs John C Dodson in Cambridge City. She came to Cambridge City in 1854 from Lancaster County Pennsylvania and has lived there since, now staying with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Barefoot
John C. Dodson
Barefoot
Cambridge City
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Dodson
Fire Destroys Straughn High School in Henry County
Fire at the Straughn high school in Straughn Indiana around midnight Thursday destroyed the building. Loss estimated at about 50 000 dollars with only 10 000 dollars in insurance. Students will attend classes in churches and a local hall. primary grades may move to Hopewell. records saved in county office. Plans exist for rebuilding and new gymnasiums at nearby schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straughn
Ind
Straughn High School
P. Hall
Hopewell
New Castle
Daniel Ellebarger
Eilar
New Lisbon
Lewisville
Dudley Township
Henry County
Bird Color Palette for Grounding Garden Scene
Describes colors for a bird coloring page with sparrows in a garden. Notes yellow beaks and feet, brown and gray plumage, bright green grass and sky, nasturtiums in yellow orange red, and a lighter baby bird matching parents. Emphasizes bright colors and shaded ground tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Door Yard
Prizes Awarded to Germantown and Dublin Groups
This week Prizes go to Germantown Group 1 and Dublin Group 2. The Rebekah Aid society to meet with Mrs. Chas. Finkay. Richard Ulrich spent the weekend at home from Ohio State University. Hodge Elleberry employed as clerk at the Richmond Wescott Hotel. Mr and Mrs Bert Muster of Shirley visited Mr and Mrs Fred Masters Sunday evening. The Ballinger family hosted a gathering near Milton Sunday. The Gausuel Wright incident near New nday referenced. Mr and Mrs B C Sept 1L of Farmland were guests of Mr and Mrs S S Ballinger Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Muster
Shirley
Fred Masters
Local social notes list dinners and visitors
Community members hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Highlights include Helen Dryer with Mary Conklin, Doris Davidson as Grace Ballinger's guest, and Otto Becker attending a Flower show in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Davidson
Hagers
Grace Ballinger
Music at Sunday School Party for Fred Masterson Class
Mrs Edith Scott Clifford Marson Elmer Elgin Max Maste William Scott and Robert Callaway furnished the music at a party hosted by Mrs Ralphs Sunday school class for Fred Mastersons class at the Christian church basement. Tables records and refreshments matched St Patricks Day as last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Scott
Clifford Marson
Elmer Elgin
Max Maste
William Scott
Robert Callaway
Ralph
Fred Masterson
Christian Church
Wissler and Dill Family Noted in Local Mention
Fragmentary notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wissler and Mr. and Mrs. Israel Dill in a local social or community reference. Not enough readable details to determine exact event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wissler
Ake Paceete
Israel Dill
Mrs Ancil Williams Hosts 26th Anniversary Dinner
Mrs Ancil Williams marked the 26th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Vestal in Indianapolis on Sunday with a family gathering and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancil Williams
George Vestal
Indianapolis
Dinner guests include the Conklins and Schaefer family
A fragment notes Mr. and Mrs. John Conklin hosting dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaefer and family as guests in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conklin
Mra
Charles Schaefer
Martha Judkins Travels South for Funeral of Man
Mrs. Martha Judkins, from her home in South, plans to attend the funeral of a man named ra. The notice notes a personal travel detail for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha. Judkins
South
Mail service woes echo through centuries
In 1928 reports from Richmond to Centerville show letters hours to days late, echoing older troubles. Postmaster Drischel announces higher call box and lock box rents starting April 1, highlighting ongoing public service strains and citizen frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tribune
Centerville
Drischel
Post Office Department
Chipping Sparrow A Homegrown Hair Bird Tale
Carrie Jacobs describes the chipping sparrow or hair bird, its nest lining of horse hair, blue eggs with brown speckles, and distinctive crown coloring. It compares it with the field and English sparrows, notes feeding habits eating caterpillars and pests, and recalls observers tracking nest feeding, noting its morning song as an important part of the dawn chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarie
Hite
Hair Bird
Chippy
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Indorses
W. H. Larrabee
Dekoven Chorus
Germantown
J. T. Reese
Mrs. Barbara Barefoot
Sfarrow
Dublin
Rebekah Aid Society
Chas. Finkay
Richard Ulrich
Ohio State University
Hodge Elleberry
Wescottotel
George Wright
New Nday
Nancy Barlow Wilburne
Despordcher Pen
Thelma Madison
Martha Mullen
Mary Harold
Genevieve Hiday
Anaes
John Pegg
Medeline Soon
John Scott
Bernice
Elsie May Williams Bryant
Genevieve Kniese
Gladys Kinsinger
Margaret Huddleston
Eeeeeereseesseners
Connell
Martha Cox
Erne Huddleston
NEW Y Lisbon
Nancy Barlow
Betty Jane Langston
Janet Kellam
Eula C
Paul Fields
Harold Modlin
STRA
Ruth Huddleston Wilbur Brittenham
Omer Phart
Forrest Bernice Wheeler
Helen Dryer
Pershing
Mary Conklin
North of Town
Otto Becker
Louisville
Kentucky
Wm. Braner
Mrs. O 'Haselby
Rushe
Earl Petty
Ivan Toney
Robert Win
Pemeeres
Ellsbury
Iam
M. Heme
Gos
By Carrie Jacobs
Bird Club
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