28 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
1
Local items recount Sunday visits and dinners among families in Cambridge City and nearby towns. Names include Scudder, Gilson, Sharp, Fuston, Dill, Grigsby, Tague, Fink, Jacobs, Moore, and others with travels to Indianapolis, Richmond, Greencastle, and Union City. A cooperative luncheon, Easter lamb shipments, and a dog attack warning are noted.
In 1929 Western Newspaper Union items, Thomas Arkle Clark argues that smoking shows selfishness as smokers impose fumes on others. He cites incidents in public transport and social events where non-smokers suffer from smoke, noting the smoker's disregard for others and the shift away from old etiquette on tolerating smoke in crowds.
The champion racer opens the year with a strong victory, overcoming early challenges and pushing through tough competitors to claim the top spot. Spectators note steady pace and decisive finishing surge. The event marks a notable start to the season for the rider and team.
Mr and Mrs Orville Kinsinger and son of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Wm Jay Kire and Horace Miller of Dublin called on Mrs Lennie Williams. Roy Huffman and daughters of New Castle visited friends. Kenneth Myers of Richmond called on Datley Stites. Jather Macy and children shopped in Cambridge City. Ladies Aid plans a market at Cambridge City. Leslie All and children are owners of a new car. Alvin Hardin of near Spiceland visited John Macy. Attendees from here went to a play at Straughn. Maude Thurman visited Connersville. Miriam Macy visited Miss Elma and Lillie Stites. all visited Miss Helen Hall.
The Doddridge Chapel community held Founder's Day celebrations marking the society's 60th anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grull and many local families. Members noted a large Sunday school turnout, prayer meeting led by Rufug Pitman, and a Sunday program with substantial attendance and a 36.03 collection. Several locals visited Richmond and Centerville. guests Everett Prosser and family from Carbondale joined sessions, and Mr. Prosser attended his father's funeral at Lick Creek cemetery near Connersville.
Mrs. Allee Garrett earned a diploma at Senn High night school and shared quotes about reputation. The piece notes her Ursuline convent education in St. Louis and reflects on humility and modesty.
Practices are being held for an Easter Pageant at the church to be given Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Van Crawford and son Lawrence T and Miss Fern Alley and Lucille Alley attended the play Sex Tap Tavern at Dublin hall Friday night put on by Epworth League of Dublin M E church. A large number from the community attended the operetta Twilight Alley by Wilson Junior High at the Wilson auditorium last Friday night.
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