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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1927

Page

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Local Social and Hospital News Amid Flood Aid and Travel

W H Kiser trips to Indianapolis. Robert Morse visits Anderson with uncle Ed Rearlee. Social Union meets with Mrs Fink. LaVesta Brumfiel visits Kin singer Pershing. Rose Griesinger visits sister in Muncie. Mrs Frank May calls on Reavier and Henwood. Hospital exams for appendicitis. Morrow recovering from appendicitis at Reid. Pusinelli and daughter Katherine return from Indianapolis. Pocahontas to host social and pot luck. Rearlee family illness in Anderson. Social Union cancels Mississippi flood aid plans. Tri County meeting attended by Rearlees and others. student loan fund established at Earlham. Various visits, travels, and social events across county.

W. H. Kiser Indianapolis Robert Morse Anderson Ed. Rearlee Ralph Fink LaVesta Brumfiel John Kinsinger Pershing Rose Griesinger Muncie George Carey Frank May of Straughn James Reavier Flora Henwood John Adrian Connersville Hospital Frank Morrow Reid Hospital A. Pusinelli Katherine Agnes Elizabeth Pocahontas James Rearlee Edward M. E. Church Mississippi Pocahontas Lodge Connersville New Castle Walter Waddell Rose Greisinger E. C. Paul Elizabeth Paul Pauline Woodward Robert Hicks Willard Petro Cora L. Saxon Earlham

Local social notes from town clock in on weekends

Mrs. Janie Driggs entertained a guest from Liberty Sunday. Miss Jennie McGrew hosted her Bridge Club Tuesday evening. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duff at Mt. Auburn last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell of Connersville spent Tuesday here with friends. Miss Elizabeth Paul is on a business trip to the southern part of the state this week. Horace Golay, Jean McGraw and Raymond Boughner will spend the weekend at Indiana university. Miss Ruth Broderick of Indianapolis was a guest over the weekend of Miss Beatrice Swallow. Miss Grace Ritter of Ridgeville, cousin of Mrs. James Rearlee, is reported improving after a serious illness of several weeks. I. J. L. Harmeier and Roy Copeland will attend the Men’s meeting of the United Christian Missionary Society held at Richmond Friday. Misses Ruth Fay, June Cook, and Messrs. Joe Vandever of Greenfield and Dale Ellsbury were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. In germann.

John Mannon Mildred Indianapolis James Reavice Bert Smith Reid Hospital John Lowry First National Bank Drischel Maple Street Rosa Grigsby Co-Operative Dinner Club Simmons Street Harry Stannah Wil Will Butler Jennie McGrew California Herbert Fisher Chicago Florence Shirkey Adelaide Lidikay Indiana University Kenneth Smith Crawfordsville E. O. Paul Pauline Rowe Jennie Reigle Robert Eliker Reizle la Vesta Brumfiel Lucile Locke Lucile Pritchard Frankie Hunt James Bozoarth Harold Selig Dublin W. Eaton Conner S. H. Chastain Mayme C. Wilson Margaret L. Routh F. O. Routh Gertrude Routh B. A. Carpenter Price Griffin Spiceland Fred Boles Howard & Co Don Powers Elizabeth Paul Pauline Woodward Pi Phi Sorority Grace Ritter Ridgeville James Rearlee I. J. L. Harmeier Roy Copeland The United Christian Missionary Society Richmond Ruth Fay June Cook Messrs Joe Vandever Greenfield Dale Ellsbury John Ingermann M. E. Missionary Oqzro Delbert Smith Andrew Roser Dill Waddel Riley Layman Ed. Morgan James Scott Claypool Muncie Stoner Miss Legg Marion Cohee Home Earl Frank Liberty Clara Herbst Charles Scott Cincinnati Harter M. E Lewisville Kitchen Kabinet Bert McBride George Boyd Portsmouth Friends Church A. M. O’connell and Martha Butler Seven Mile Ohio James Harrell William Lamberson Fred Herbst Ben Hayden Louisa Hayden Laura Okel Cambridge City Hammon Jessie French Thomas Bailey Earl Roberts Knightstown Fred McCartney Will Woodward Crystal Layman Everett Money James Lawrence New Castle Helen White Tim Lawrence Anderson Hardy Lawrence Dunreith Cohee Adrian Broothers Thom Griffin McBride Frank Oler Ohmit Frank Smith Joe Spahr Straughn J. C. Smith Lota Roy Heacock Gus Kinsinger Samuel Kinsinger Carroll Smalley Coburn Irene Ruby Conwell U. B Forrest McKee Detroit Mich C. E. McKee Crystal Laymon Fannie Kellar Friends Bentonville

Miss Scudder and Wilson to Attend Alpha Chi Dance

Miss Margaret Scudder and Miss Mary Catherine Wilson will attend an Alpha Chi dance at Bloomington Saturday night and spend Sunday with Miss Mary Beeson.

Margaret Scudder Mary Catherine Wilson Alpha Chi Bloomington Mary Beeson

Wharton Family Hosts Weekly Callers Sunday Afternoon

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton entertained a list of callers including Adam Kuhn and Paul Henry Kuhn and Miss Bell of Muncie Daisy Williamson of New Castle and families from Richmond Connorsville Dublin and Dublin area guests Martha Miss Shirkey Vera and June among others in a social gathering.

J. R. Wharton Adam Kuhn Paul Henry Bell Muncie Daisy Williamson New Castle Harry Mann Martha Richmond Hugh Bavender Vera Shirkey Virgil Eaton Connersville Scott McGuire Loren Helmsing June Sutphin Dublin

Cambridge Buick Co Opens New Salesroom Event

The Cambridge Buick Co under F. J. Scudder held a successful opening at the new Main and Center streets showroom over Thursday to Saturday. The event showcased Buick models, several used cars, Copeland electric refrigerators, tires and accessories. Carnations were given to visitors Saturday. Scudder was assisted by Edwin Middaugh and on Saturday by Harry Chenoweth and Mr. Brown of Richmond.

Cambridge Buick Co F. J. Scudder Main Center Streets Buick Scudder Edwin Middaugh Harry Chenoweth Mr. Brown Richmond

Mothers and Daughters Week at Baptist Church

The B Y P U hosts Mothers and Daughters week May 8 to 15 with special numbers by mothers, a gift for oldest and youngest mothers, and services led by Leeta Conner and Rev. Cope. The program includes a Wednesday prayer meeting, a W W Girls missionary program with The Hole in the Carpet play, a Friday banquet, and Sunday specials with all invited.

Leeta Conner B.Y.P.U Cope Mothers and Daughters W. W Russell Owens

Christian Church Sunday School and Activities Schedule

Christian Church hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Bible Council after. Ladies Missionary Society holds all day meetings Thursday evening May 5 inviting all ladies. Young People's Choir practices tonight. Milton Christian Church notes Mother's Day program Sunday during Sunday school hour by the children.

Christian Church Bible Council Ladies Missionary Society Milton Christian Church

Evangelical church preacher schedule across two towns

The pastor will preach at Pleasant Hill next Sunday morning and at Germantown in the evening. A mid week service is held Thursday night at Germantown each week.

Pleasant Hill Germantown

Bible memory contest at Methodist Sunday school

A Bible memory contest will be held at Sunday school next Sunday morning with several children participating. Winners advance to township county and state contests in May and June in Richmond and Martinsville respectively. Mother's Day observations include flowers and a sermon "Mother's Heart" by Rev. Stelle.

Methodist Church Richmond Martinsville Stelle C. A. Bertsch Fansher Krahl Beard Mirs. Gaar

Red Cross Contributions From The First National Bank

The First National Bank of Cambridge City reports Red Cross flood relief contributions received up to May 4 with cash totals and listed donors including individuals and groups. Additional donations are urged and will be recorded in future Tribune issues. A separate note mentions a P T A meeting on May 11 at 3 30 PM in Central school with a health program by Dr Morris.

Red Cross First National Bank of Cambridge City The Tribune Claude Kitterman Wu Max B. Kitterman Minnie C. Kitterman I. J. L. Harmeler Pearl VanBuskirk Sin Rudolph Hoover Rebekah Aid Society OW Senford Wilson Vern Pritchard Lo Fred Storch Employes C. C. Casket Co A. C. Reese R. Scott Isadora Adrian William H. Doney O. L. Callaway R. C. Lesiie Earl Whipple J. W. Judkinag R. M. Dearmin Amos Ellaberger and Morris

Local Notes From Dublin and Nearby Areas

Dublin items report church meetings and social visits with Mrs. Oqzro and Mrs. Delbert Smith. Summer travel includes Clara Herbst to Richmond and Miss Crystal Layman’s return from Indianapolis. Regional folks attend missionary gatherings, hospital and family visits, and Mothers Day programs at area churches.

Local Classified Ads Montage

Various small ads list wool trade requests reduced baby chick prices farm goods for sale including home, posts, and furniture rentals rooms and a house for rent a stray pup found, and used appliances for sale with contact details across Cambridge City Indiana and nearby areas.

Willard Petro Attends Niece Frances Petro Wedding

Mr and Mrs Willard Petro went to Martinsville on Wednesday for the wedding of their niece Frances Petro daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Petro. Mr Petro returns home today while Mrs Petro goes to St Louis to visit her daughter Mrs Harry Hall for a week or ten days.

Willard Petro Martinsville Mr. Petro Frances Petro Harry Petro

Manlove Park Opens for Fried Chicken Dinners

Announcement notes Manlove Park now open to the public offering Sunday noon fried chicken dinners and special dinners by appointment. Also listed are barbecues, tourist camp and garage service, with Elroy Shedron mentioned as hosts and various local services advertised.

Manlove Park Elroy Shedron

For Sale Player Piano in Cambridge City Area

For sale a player piano in the Cambridge City area. Buy by paying the balance due to the manufacturers. Terms available. Confidential information can be obtained from Starr Piano Co. Sales Corp at 925 Main St Richmond Ind 16.

Cambridge City Starr Piano Co. Sales Corp Main St Richmond Ind

For Sale Bargain Five Room House in Milton Center

Milton specials offer a five room house for sale with cellar well cistern garage woodhouse and poultry house located in the town center. Liberal terms and price by W H Doney.

East Main St W. H. Deney Milton W. H. Doney

Eggs and Chicks Sale by East View Poultry Farm

May and June specials on eggs and chicks at reduced prices. White Rocks and White Leghorn offer high grade quality. East View Poultry Farm, Ivan M. Herr proprietor, contact phone 526.

East View Ivan M. Herr

Heiser's Hatchery Publishes New Chick Prices

Blood tested baby chicks available at Heiser's Hatchery in New Castle with newLisbon contact details. Mrs Elva Heiser notes prices effective Monday April 11 and invites inquiries by phone.

Heiser's New Castle New Lisbon Elva Heiser

Percheron Stallion for 1927 season at Campbell City farm

Registered Percheron stallion will stand the 1927 season at the Campbell City north edge farm. Terms ten dollars with guarantee of good living cost. Contact B. R. Conner at phone 569. Also for sale Indianapolis Star route and 500 Silver Maples at 50 per 100 plus St. Regis Everbearing and raspberry plants at 9 50 per 100 by Ross Tyler.

Cunningham Farm North Edge Camb. City B. R. Conner St. Regis Ross Tyler

Notice of Appointment in Wayne County Indiana

Wayne Circuit Court names Alonzo R Feemster as administrator of the estate of John Shurrel Goodwin deceased of Wayne County Indiana. The estate is presumed solvent and Feemster & Feemster Attorneys handle the matter.

State of Indiana Wayne County John Shurrel Goodwin Wayne Circuit Court Alonzo R. Feemster Admr Feemster Attys

Estate of Henry T. Conklin Notice of Administratrix Appointment

Wayne Circuit Court appoints Harriet G. Conklin Administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Henry T. Conklin deceased of Wayne County. The estate is alleged solvent. Feemster and Feemster attorneys respond to the filing.

Indiana Wayne County Henry T. Conklin Wayne Circuit Court Ens Harriett G. Conklin Feemster Attys

In Memoriam for Margaret Jane Leverton Deceased 1926

A sentimental tribute recounts a mother’s vigil and care as her children returned home. The poem recalls sleepless nights waiting for each child and ends with the family gathering by her bed before she passes in peace. Signed by Ruth N Huddleston Clyde A Leverton Jesse S Revilee W W Leverton.

Margaret Jane Leverton Ruth N. Huddleston Clyde A. Leverton Jesse S. Revilee W. W. Leverton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mothers Day Dean J. H. Patton Grigsby Queen Vapor Janie Driggs Earl Duff Mt. Auburn Charles Bell Horace Golay Jean McGraw Raymond Boughner Ruth Broderick Beatrice Swallow Anna Hoover A. Z. Reigle Daisy Turner Ell Brewer Nora Myers Boughner & Son Pershing P.C Rt. B Detroit Vapor Raymond Ferguson Church St May Hayward Tribune Office Walter Smith Hotel Front Street Sarah Stombaugh Reeservice Reeservice Shop State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins. Co Andrew Kerber Buster Edward Close Realsilk” and “Gordon” Rayon Gordon” Bloomers Roe of Camprey Co Cambridge Lumber CO Ted Davidson Chas. Boyer Johns-Manville Ham Will Myers Russell Chapman Benjamin Toms Winfield Ellinson Columbia Papa Ikey Abie John Marpring Everett Rodenberg Jas Creighton Creighton Ikenstein Order of Hibernians Brown Harold Cambridge Memoriam Oor Gafons Robt. Hughes
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