Cincinnati Good Will Tour to Visit Cambridge City on Special Train
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce will stop in Cambridge City at 12 35 p m on a fourteenth Good Will Tour. The nine car Pullman train will switch to Pennsylvania tracks then depart at 1 30 p m. Local business leaders are urged to meet the visitors for a brief parade and welcome. The program includes Balaam the miniature donkey from the Cincinnati Zoo and musical performances by Cincinnati College of Music students.
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Hagerstown
Dublin
Bentonville
Milton
Pershing
Wayne County
First National Bank
Cambridge City
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Specia Pullman
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Pereshing
Tribune
Cincinnati
Appalachian
Ohio River
Indiana
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Balaam
India
Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Good Will
Citizens push for a community park and pool named Creitz Park
A local drive to create a 23 acre park grows fast with support from the American Legion and churches. Plans include a swimming pool with a river bed, sand beach on the east, steps on the west, two bath houses,移 relocation of the cook house, electric lighting, gravel roads, a deep water well, a park tag day, and a winding road through the grounds. The piece urges naming the park Creitz Park to honor the visionary who initiated the effort.
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American Legion Boys
Lee de Hays
Union
Creitz Park
County Clerk Receives Wayne County Acts of 1925
County Clerk Oliver Hunt has received Wayne county's allotment of the Acts of 1925. The laws will take effect after all counties obtain copies and the Governor issues the proclamation.
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Oliver Hunt
Wayne County
Church Week Services Include Communion and Meeting
This week features a monthly business session for church matters linked to the state convention, Thursday at 7 30. Communion will follow with preaching at 10 45 am themed Gods Lighting System based on Philippians 2 15 16. The Mammoth Cave lesson follows, drawn from cave trips and history. All members urged to attend.
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Mammoth Cave
American Legion Drives Civic Efforts and Memorial Day Plans
The American Legion urges veterans to serve the community through park projects and clean up efforts. Lawrence H. Bertach Post plans a May 21 22 home talent show Cheer Up at Hurts Opera House to raise funds and interest. Posts from Hagerstown and Dublin will join local services for Memorial Day activities with details to be announced.
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American Legion
Lewion
Lawrene H. Bertach
The
Legion
Hurts Opera House
Legion Post
Womens Relief Corps
Hagerstown
Dublin
Lawrence H. Bertsch
Helen Hunt Club hears papers on forests and theater
The Helen Hunt Club met with the Misses Overbeck Monday. Mrs Roth could not attend so her paper Nature in the Forest of Araen was read by Mrs Paul. Miss Greisinger spoke on The Songs and Their Fitness for the Situation followed by Mrs Marson on My Favorite Character Rosalind. Mrs Lindsey reported on the Sixth district convention at Camneraville April 20 and 21. Members then viewed the Overbeck Pottery exhibition.
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Helen Hunt Club
Overbeck Mounday
Firat
Forest of
Araen
Thia
Rosalind
R P. Lindsey
Camneraville
Overbeck
Local Community Notes Include Services and Visits
Rev Doud will fill his regular appointment next Sunday. Bible school had 13 attendees. Busy Bee class led by Miss Helens Scott to run next Sunday's program. Various visits and illnesses noted from Millville to Cambridge City. Harrison township commencement May 1 with Rev S L Beard speaker.
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Doud
Bible School
Busy Bee
Helens Scott
Jesse Hormel
Millville
Hugh Fagan
Mayher
Cambridge City
Frank Lutz
Hattie Rkbinehart
Anna
Hagerstown
William Burk
Straughu
Harry Kiser
Richmond
Adam Kiser
Charles Shortridge
Daniel Kiser
Edith Conway
Clifford Scutes
Harvey Whitton
Rebekah Lodge
Dan Brown
B. T. Reynolds
Jane Dunham
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Jackson Lodge
Jacksonburg
Thelma Hosier
Ben Hiday
Melba Thornburg
Ruby Gilbert
Mary Louise Allen
Genevieve Hiday
John Kiser
Florida
Santford Ellison
Alice Beeson
Charles Fagan
Clifford Howard
Edith Stuhl
Harrison Township
Christian Church
L. Beard
Greensfork Orchestra
Dorothy Kellum
Ruby Bright
Violet Hill
Lucile Kellum
Wayne Brooks
Robert Endsley
Russell Secrist
Virginia Gilier
Carolie Wilkins
Howard Cook
Milton
George Sharp
William Wilson
Elizabeth Zeigler
Will Bertram
Webster
Raymond Craig
Charles Craig
Leah Hutchinson
Centerville
Bartie Wickersham
Local notes from Germantown and surrounding area
Residents and visitors attend religious services and social events in Germantown and nearby towns. Reports cover baptisms and baccalaureate attendance, travel from Florida, family visits, a funeral, card parties, radio gifts, and church activities. Updates mention Odd Fellows celebrations and a Lutheran endowment drive with details about meetings and a radio broadcast scheduled for April 30.
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Conservatory of Music
Cincy
the Tribune
Baptist Church
Helen Hunt
R. F. Johnston Paint Company
Orie Huddleston
Tribune Building
Greensfork
Luther Hatfield
Rice Miller
Elvin Benson
Sam Flickenpaugh
Gordon Marshall
F. Pierce
New Castle
Ross Hiatt
Anna Bishop
Harrison School
Mary. A. Brown
Orville Hoover
Horace
Melvin Boyd
John Ellis Sod
Ethel Frazier
Williamsburg
Raymond McMullen
Misa Iabelle Kienzle
Normal
Tillie Steers
Lucile
Hazel Hatfield
Isabelle Kienzle
Lucille Steers
Will Roller
Russell Yates
John Ellis
Howard Gaylor
Don Overman
Sexton
Paul Davis
Lorin Brookshire
Germantown
L. B. Harris
Harris
James Law
Laura Hutfine
Bement
Mary Kocher
Alice Kocher
Huffine
Fairfield County
Ohio
Kocher
Henry Kocher
Henry Bertsch
Mise Ida
C. H. Burr
Middletown
Harry Doll
Walter Heck
Arvey Walters
Rav
L M. Shidler
Loyal Soldiers
Mra H.R. Prather
Dora Sidell
Leona Prather
Evangelical Church
Shidler
Ft. Rico
Sourbeer & Rodenberg
Margaret Stettenson
Mary Markley
Elizabeth
Daniel
Amy
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
O. O. F. Hall
Air W
Evangelical
M. R. Mohler
Indiana Synod
Codianapolis
Wittenberg College
R. E. Tulloss
General Education Board
WCSO
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