Pastor Honored With Surprise Birthday Dinner
The Rev Wm H Harrison of the M E Church received a surprise co operative birthday dinner after Sunday service. About one hundred members joined relatives from Anderson and missionary Victoria Lang for tributes, gifts, and musical numbers. C H Graver, W D Judkins, Hugh Foss and others spoke for church groups. a cash gift was presented to the pastor and family. The event closed with singing Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Harrison
M. E. Church
Harrison
Byron Stratton
C. H. Graver
W. D. Judkins
Ugh Foss
Community notices and social events in Dublin items
Sunrise prayer meeting at the M E church on Easter morning and a series of social gatherings, visits, and meetings. Residents attendance at churches, fairs, and clubs. market at Verburg's store. Parent-Teachers meeting in Cambridge City. several visits to Richmond and Hagerstown. hospital care for John Thom and Betty Snyder recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Strain
New Castle
Frank Walton
Logan Roszell
Richmond
Francis Asbury
Harry Gilbert
Charles Fagan
Rebekah
Hagerstown
Theadies
M. FE
Verburg’s
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
Levi Lowe
Joe Norris
Lewisville
Harold Selig
Elmer Fagan
Oren MecCullough
Cambridge City
Mothers Club
Harvey Hoover
Alice Moore
John Champe
Mary
Doris Morris
Colorado
Goldie Elliott
H. B. Demaree
Ladies Aid of
M. EF. Church
George Verburg
Walter Smith
Bentonville
Everette Money
Money
Indianapolis
Glen Ridenour
John McKee
Pershing
Edna Ohmit
Pearl Mullen
Connersville
Will Floyd
Everette Floyd
Dayton
Ruby
Leona Bryant
Horace Miller
M. E
Lawrence Johnson
Alma
St. Patrick’s
Epworth League
Mollie Dalrymple
Cooney
Main Street
Margaret Smith
John Thom
M. E. Hospital
Ruby Clark
Charles Garrison
Robert Beeson
Richard Beverly
Centerville
Frank Clark
Betty Snyder
Union Services Planned for Good Friday in Three Churches
Churches of Dublin Pershing and Cambridge City unite for Good Friday services at Cambridge City Methodist church from 1 30 to 3 o'clock. The program includes Prelude Hymn 183 Invocation prayer solo Repentance Crucifixion sermon Cross of Christ in Life Today and benediction. Mrs J R Wharton expected home from West Palm Beach Florida by week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Pershing
Cambridge City
Cambridge City Methodist Church
Robert Weaver Raw
M. L. Scheidler
Morris We Manford Kuhn
J. C. Smith Stanier
Lillian Evans Adams
Cross of
Christ
Charles Woodman
J. R. Wharton
West Palm Beach
Florida
Joe Bender
Vanderbeck to Try Out With Illinois Baseball Club
Mr and Mrs Charles Vanderbeck reside with his parents until April 17 when he departs for a try out with an Illinois baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vanderbeck
Illinois
Sandwich Club Hosts Turkey Dinner Saturday Evening
The Sandwich club plans a turkey dinner Saturday evening hosted by Dr and Mrs Paul Hill and Mr and Mrs Max Feemster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hill
Max Feemster
Filing Claims Deadline Urges Depositors of Bank Trust
The Receiver James W. Carpenter warns depositors with unfiled claims that the filing deadline is March 29 1934 and about 700 claims remain. To receive any dividend a claim must be filed. claims not filed by the date may be disallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Carpenter
First National Bank and Trust Company
Ladies Attend Bridge Club at Mrs Feemster's Home
Mrs J W Young Mrs Abiram Boyd Mrs Ethel Middleton Mrs John Paul and Mrs Ray Corner were invited guests at the Wednesday Bridge club at the home of Mrs Max Feemster Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Young
Abiram Boyd
Ethel Middleton
John Paul
Ray Corner
Max Feemster
Tuesday club features Mrs Willard Petro paper in Spiceland
Mrs Willard Petro presented an interesting paper for the Tuesday club of Spiceland at the home of Mrs E Pickering in that town Tuesday.
Sunday School Board Meeting with Miss Gertrude Routh
The Sunday school board of the Presbyterian church met with Miss Gertrude Routh on Monday evening. They discussed Sunday school work and enjoyed a social time as the program for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Routh
Vanity and prudence in coat desires in Germantown
A reader asks about affording a fur coat while a warning voice counsels thrift. The reply urges sensible spending during hard times, notes family strain, and hints at a playful yet corrective letter from the Tribune arriving in the mail.
Helen Hunt Club Sees New Member And Delegates Elected
The Helen Hunt club opened at Mrs. J. W. Marson’s home with the club collect. Mrs. O. V. Winks joined as a member and Mrs. J. W. Young was elected delegate to the county convention in Centerville on March 29 with Mrs. Alice Reese as alternate. The group voted to donate to the Penny Art fund for a picture prize at the State convention, while the work The Lady Next Door, donated by Mrs. Hugh Foss, was to be presented later. Mrs. Woodward read Indian Art Comes Into Its Own, advocating Indian art’s use in homes and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Club
J. W. Marson
O. V. Winks
J. W. Young
Centerville
Alice Reese
Hugh Foss
Mrs Ella Wolford Visits Friends in Greensfork Area
Mrs. Ella Wolford of Greensfork is visiting Miss Alice Bradbury and Mrs. Frank H Ohmit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wolford
Greensfork
Alice Bradbury
Frank H. Ohmit
Mrs Roy Copeland to Attend Dinner Bridge at Sister’s Home
Mrs Roy Copeland will be a guest at a dinner bridge Thursday at the home of her sister Mrs L O Brookshire near New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Copeland
L. O. Brookshire
New Castle
Widner Family Share Sunday Visit in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Frank Widner and daughter Jean of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs Pauline Widner and Mrs Helen Kuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Widner
Jean
Indianapolis
Pauline Widner
Helen Kuster
Clifton family visits in Muncie with Pauls
Mr and Mrs William Clifton and daughter Lorena Mae spent Sunday in Muncie with Mr and Mrs Perry Paul and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clifton
Lorena Mae
Muncie
Perry Paul
Local Youth Burned by Oven Gas Explosion
Miss Mary Catherine Hinsky suffered burns to her arms and face when gas in a stove exploded as she lit the burner Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. V J Herrick and their sons plan to move to Dayton Ohio for employment this Saturday. John Sloniker is seriously ill at his Church Street home. Miss Betty Seay of Indianapolis will spend spring vacation here with friends and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H G Owens, former residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Hinsky
V. J. Herrick and Sons
Dayton
Ohio
John Sloniker
Church Street
Betty Seay
Indianapolis
Miss Seay
H. G. Owens
Bankers
Richmond
Homer DuGramat
M. E. Hospital
Noel Trusler
Eastside
M. E
Connersville
Alma Klein
Clifford Crull
Wilson School
Cary Club
Eva Thornburg
Wayne County Federated Club
Grover Slonaker
Chris Slonaker
Walter Neuman
Barbara Barefoot To Reach Ninety Ninth Birthday Milestone
Barbara Barefoot Wayne county's oldest mother and Cambridge City resident will celebrate her ninety ninth birthday next Wednesday March 28 at the home of her son Earl Barefoot and wife. Despite failing eyesight she enjoys good health as friends plan a postcard shower for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Barefoot
Wayne County
Cambridge City
Earl Barefoot
Barefoot
Altho
Mrs. Barefoot
Dinner Club Helpers Named in Mrs Weaver Event
Mrs Ruth Weaver hosts a dinner at her Front Street home on Thursday evening and arranges services for Mesdames Frank Morrow G H Moore and daughter Ben Sanford and son Hazel Kirlin Lillie Huddleston Arthur Hodson Harry Stannah Pearl Tiefenthaler and Anna Peirce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weaver
Front Street
Frank Morrow
G. H. Moore
Ben Sanford and Son
Hazel Kirlin
Lillie Huddleston
Arthur Hodson
Harry Stannah
Pearl Tiefenthaler
Anna Peirce
Seffrin Brothers Called To Bedside Of Critical Mother
Will Seffrin of Hagerstown and Oliver Seffrin were summoned to the bedside of their mother Mrs Henry Seffrin in Connersville Sunday evening. Mrs Seffrin has been ill for a long time and is in a critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Seffrin
Hagerstown
Oliver Seffrin
Henry Seffrin
Connersville
Mrs Frank Allison and Mabel Martin Visit Connersville Friends
Mrs Frank Allison and Mrs Mabel Martin spent Tuesday in Connersville with friends enjoying a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allison
Mabel Martin
Connersville
The Crucifixion Choir Concert at Methodist Church
The Methodist church chorus will perform Stainer's The Crucifixion Sunday night March 25 at 7 30 directed by Lillian Evans Adams. Soloists include George Callaway Isaiah Fricker Hugh Foss Edmund Johnson Mrs Hugh Foss and Lillian F Adams with Marguerite Shannon at the organ. The program features organ preludes litany prayers recessional quartet benediction and postlude. The concert is open to the public. Also noted are health and travel updates involving W D Williams and families with recent visits in Indianapolis and Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Stainer
Lillian Evans Adams
George Callaway
Isaiah Fricker
Hugh Foss
Edmund Johnson
Lillian F. Adams
Marguerite Shannon
Harrison
Cce Wagner
Charles Ingermann Struggles With Heart Trouble
Charles Ingermann has been seriously ill with heart trouble, prompting concern from family and friends and a call for rest and medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ingermann
Unhappy Mother Seeks Home Peace With Daughter
Dear reader offers counsel to an elderly mother living with her daughter. Advice notes two rulers cannot share a household and urges the mother to yield to the daughter’s leadership, embrace modern methods, and seek peace despite family tensions.
The Magic Muse Seeks Reader Questions at the Tribune
A plea from a reader urges seeking parental origins and offers guidance via the Tribune’s Magic Muse. The note mentions a hopeful child with an adopted home and a poem about a veteran father and a mother’s rest, inviting letters or postcards for confidential advice.
Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Social Gathering
Mrs Charles Close acted as hostess for a Bridge club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Members present included Mrs Clarence Ingermann of Connersville, Mrs K P Diffenderfer, Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk, Mrs Harry Kuster, Mrs Harry Bachmann, Mrs Harry Stannah and Mrs Paul Drischel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Close
Bridge Club
Clarence Ingermann
Connersville
K. P. Diffenderfer
Pearl VanBuskirk
Harry Kuster
Harry Bachmann
Harry Stannah
Paul Drischel
Richmond Man Killed in Dayton Auto Crash
Robert S. Ingermann 37 of Richmond died Sunday afternoon in a Dayton Ohio auto accident. Son of Matthew Ingermann he belonged to Harry Ray Post 65 World War Veterans Assn and the Signal Corps of America. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Wiseman Funeral Home with Rev W H Harrison officiating. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Ingermann
Richmond
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Ingermann
Matthew Ingermann
Harry Ray Post No
World War Veterans Association
Signal Corps of America
Wiseman Funeral Home
Rev. W. H. Harrison
Riversidee Cemetery
Two Local Obituaries and Community Notices Highlight Week
Mrs. Allis M I Smith aged 76 dies at home near Pennville widow of Dr B F Smith survivors include daughter Wilma and sons Ruland and Roy C Livingston with six grandchildren funeral at home with Adventist rites burial at Fershing. John F Harvey 60 dies in Wabash Indiana of heart disease survived by widow mother sister and niece. formerly cashier in Cambridge City and a WWI veteran. Burial at Centerville Crown Hill cemetery. Community notes record church events, school programs, and social visits across Richmond Cambridge City and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis M. I. Smith
Pennville
B. F. Smith
Wilma
Ruland
Jamestown
N. Dakota
Roy C. Livingston
New Jersey
Womans Relief Corps
Richmond
Fershing
John F. Harvey
Wabash
Indiana
John C. Harvey
Centerville
Nelle Plummer
Judge Plummer
Ethel Pritchard
Gladys Harvey
Wayne County
Harvey
Flave
First National Bank and Trust Co
Robert Tindell
Masonic Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Masons
Crown Hill Cemetery
G. F. Powers
Grandmother’s Lost Glasses Prompt Cambridge City Letter
Jimmy Jr asks for help locating Grandmother’s glasses lost last Monday. The note describes her near blindness without them and frequent furniture bumps as she walks. The writer suggests searching the mantel where the glasses were kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother
Jimmy Jr
Cambridge City
Jimmy
Radio Adulation in a Performer’s Plea for Banter and Praise
The speaker laments waning fan letters and airwave affection, yearning for cheerful notes from listeners. He values adulation over money, calling the public’s praise the sole compensation and likening fans to corn for a chicken. He hints at Gabriel’s horn as a closing image of enduring fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel
Mike
Slogan Idea Sparks Debate on Pay As You Go
The proposal circulates as a witty line suggesting flexible payment while cautioning against excessive use. Critics question practicality and potential hidden costs, while supporters say it captures consumer incentives and cost awareness.
Wampus Cats Schedule Three New Teams for 1934 35
Lincoln high announces 1934 35 Wampus Cats schedule with three new opponents Bentonville Greensfork and Morton of Richmond. The team opens November 2 at home versus Bentonville and includes Greensfork Morton in early weeks with four double weekends and a potential fifth. Nineteen games are set through January 11 open date for a strong unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hines
Lincoln High School
Bentonville
Greensfork
Morton
Richmond
Wampus Cats
Wampus Cat
Dorsett
Hines
Community Notes Share Visits and Events Across Towns
Jacksonburg residents plus relatives visit New Castle Hagerstown Richmond Cambridge City and North Manchester with gatherings at St Patrick's day events and Easter programs. local clubs and dinners planned with Home Economics and Home Circle activities and a county Rebekah lodge secretary election.
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Union Services
Woodman
Virginia
Germantown
Tribune
Helen Hunt Club Meeting
Anges
W. D. Williams
Columbus
Orville Denning
Ray Matthews
Web Denning
the Tribune
Cambridge City Tribune
Jane
Ind
France
Mrs
James May
Perry Stoops
Milton Band
Ingerman’s Restaurat
Charles Pentecost
Charles Ferris
James K. Mason
Paul Caldwell
Farm Producers
Beulah Hall
Milton
Earl Clingman
Charles L. Baker
L. N. Abel
May
Grand Avenue M. FE
Wilson High School
Lowel Caldwell
R.W. Gregory
Rex Murray
Norma Jean
Bobby
Lois Caldwell
Phillip
Joan Heller
Beaneth Jones
Darleen Clingman
Inez Lee Doddridge
Buddy
Betty Parkins
Wesleyan
Lloyd Heller
Eula Ingermann
Alice Manlove
Alice Trine
Ruth
C. A. Braden
Colleen
J. C. Kellam
Earl Crawford
William Jennings Bryan
New Orleans
Paris
Philippine Aguinaldo
Funston
Rhode Island
Sym
Ada Perry Beinhacker
BY Paul Seffrin
Lottie E. Copeland
Fred Masterson
Liberty Wesctwresess
Greensfork Eer Ensees
Morton (Rich
Winchester
Spiceland Orees
Milton CO
Fountain City
Omar
Dee
Knightstown
Spiceland Ob
County Tourney
Liberty Es
Milton Coro OO
Jacksonburg
Clarence Jones
Harold Young
Mary Scott
Dolph Personnette
Willie Bertram
Gerald Murphy
Everett Gray
Hugh Fagan
Francis Greiner
Everette Gray
Paul Worl
John Davis
Jacob Rummel
Home Economics Club
Lulu Lindley
Ula Worf
A. L. Stamper
Springport
A. A. Lindley
Declan Daugherty
Edith
Hester
Carl Ammerman
Manchester
Earl Wickersham
Santford Ellison
Clayton Dougherty
Herschel Ammerman
Mary Jean Dougherty
Bernice Hormel
Chester Morse
Irene Kiser
Esther Riggs
Mabel Dougherty
Ruby Innes
Frank Dorgan
Edith Endsley
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Clarence Taylor
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