Local Family Visits Around Greenfork and Muncie
Mr and Mrs Ed Beeson and daughter with Mrs F H Davis spent Sunday with Wyatt Gibson in New Castle. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wissler visited Mr and Mrs Wm Wissler in Greensfork. Dr and Mrs J E Wright with Misses Jennie McGrew and Rose Griesinger visited in Muncie with George Cary on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beeson
F. H. Davis
Wyatt Gibson
New Castle
Jacob Wissler
Mrs
Wm. Wissler
Greensfork
J. E. Wright
Jennie McGrew
Rose Griesinger
Muncie
George Cary Sunday
Helen Hunt club meeting hosted by Mrs Harper Lindsay
Mrs Harper Lindsay hosted the Helen Hunt club gathering Monday afternoon at her home south of Milton. Weekend visitors included Mr Virgil Eaton and Mrs Eaton and Mr Wilson from Connerville who stayed with Mr and Mrs J R Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Lindsay
Helen Hunt Club
Milton
Virgil Eaton
Mrs. Wilson
Connersville
J. R. Wharton
The Kingship of Jesus through Scripture and Prophecy
Centuries before Christ, Jews hoped for a great king and Mary’s role as royal mother. Jesus’ life fulfills kingly prophecy through healings, exorcisms, miracles, and nature power defeating Satan. The three-year conflict ends with a future de facto coronation when Christ returns with glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Hannah
Elizabeth
Egypt
Babylon
Jerusalem
Mary
Jesus
Carpenter
Pilate
Earth
Satan
Christ Satan
Hell
Bethany
God
David
Semenel
Bethany Road
Weather Mix Delays Spring Planting Across Region
The past week brought rain sleet snow and brief sunshine with little frost damage. Farmers faced delays in spring planting as last Thursday offered five hours of mixed precipitation dominated by rain and scarce sunshine.
School enrollment totals for Cambridge City and Jackson township
Enumeration for the coming school year shows Cambridge City total 453 with 231 boys and 214 girls plus 5 colored boys and 3 colored girls. Jackson township outside Dub lin totals 331 with 152 boys and 178 girls and 1 colored pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Frank Swart
Jackson Township
Dublin
Clifford McLane
Cupid Slows In Wayne County Marriages In April
County clerk Grace S. Smith reports only forty nine marriage licenses issued in April compared with sixty two the prior April. The note suggests the young god of love should improve his batting average and mentions eligible suitors in the clerk and treasurer offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
God of Love
Wayne County
Grace S. Smith
Miss Smith
Dan
Court House
Mrs. Alice Peacock Visits Niece in City This Week
Mrs. Alice Peacock travels from New York City to visit her niece Mrs. Alice Ludington and other friends this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Peacock
New York City
Mrs
Alice Ludington
Veach Family Returns Home After Visit
Keith Veach and his family arrived Friday from a visit with Mr and Mrs Grundy Veach in Conn ersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Veach
Mrs. Grundy Veach
Connersville
Local School News Highlights And Achievements
Fayett e county 4H club meeting hosted by Marion Detrick with nutrition talk in the Domestic Science room. Thelma Jackson named one of three top piano pupils at Indiana state contest in Indianapolis. May Day health program on school lawn drew about seventy five attendees with orchestra songs operetta wand drill and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Klein
Kathryn Wolf
Marion F. Detrick
Fayette County
Rich Miles
Falmouth
Olin Davis
Milton
James K. Mason
Thelma Jackson
America
Katherine Stant
Mrs Robinson
Bertha Mason
Geneva Moore
New State Laws Expected to Take Effect About May 15
The late state legislature enacted new laws that are anticipated to become effective around May 15. The timeline and specifics of the measures are awaiting implementation details from state agencies.
DePauw University Graduation Week Schedule
The schedule lists Betty Jane Philpott Everett and others for events from May 10 to May 18. It includes a Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. Poe, Junior-Senior Reception, Commencement led by Dr. McLean, and the B.H.S. Orchestra performances with music invocations and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Poe
MccLean
New Boy Scout Troop Organized for Cambridge City
Cambridge City forms Troop 22 as a second Boy Scouts unit in the community. James H. Barker of Lincoln High will serve as Scoutmaster, with J. C. Smith remaining Scoutmaster of Troop 6. Founding members include James Brockman James McIlnerny Robert Hogue Joseph Hogue Robert McGuire Ernest Fisher Robert McKee Morris Close Robert Miller Wilbur Harrison Thomas Dale Norman Myers Charles Smalley Keith Ferrol. Six boys will transfer from Troop 6 to Troop 22 to ease overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
James H. Barker
Lincoln High School
J. C. Smith
James Brockman
James McIinerny
Robert Hogue
Joseph Hogue
Robert McGuire
Ernest Fisher
Robert McKee
Morris Close
Robert Miller
Wilbur Harrison
Thomas Dale
Norman Myers
Charles Smalley
Keith Ferrol
Lake Wehi Donates Ground to Cambridge City Boy Scouts
Lake Wehi Company offers a five year free-use plot for a Scout camp in Cambridge City with renewal option. A reduced swimming season ticket from five to two and a half dollars is extended to Scout members. The firm urges community support for the boys and highlights benefits of outdoor life and better habits for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wehi Company
Boy Scouts
Lake Wehi
Boy Scout Organization
Cambridge City
Girl Scouts Organize City Troop Led by Mrs Johnson
Mrs W F Johnson leads a newly formed Girl Scouts of America troop in the city with Leeta Conner as first lieutenant. Tenderfoot testers include Martha Elliott Mildred Howard Ruth Harmeier Eleanor Hughes and others. New members to enroll at meetings at Mrs Johnsons home. Troop committee includes Fred Masterson Dean House Kiwanis representatives and Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Johnson
Girl Scouts of America
Leeta Conner
Martha Elliott
Mildred Howard
Ruth Harmeier
Eleanor Hughes
Freda Conner
Margaret Conner
Doris Ellsbury
Betty Diffenderfer
Louise Caldwell
Evelyn Morse
Frances Castetter
Norma Bell
Lincoln High seniors treated to outings by Mr Bachmann
Harry Bachmann treated the Lincoln high school senior class to a Tuesday night trip to the Tivoli theatre in Richmond, paid for by him. Upon return they dined at the Lincoln luncheonette, danced, and stayed out late. About forty seniors participated, praising his generosity and recalling his past benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bachmann
Lincoln High School
Richmond
Tivoli Theatre
Mr. Bachmann
Lincoln
Barbara Dodson Honored by Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University
Miss Barbara E. Dodson of Cambridge City was announced by President W. L. Bryan as a new member of Phi Beta Kappa during Indiana University’s 109th birthday celebration in Bloomington. The honor marks the highest scholastic attainment at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Barbara E. Dodson
Cambridge City
Indiana Einneiaune
W. L. Bryan
Phi Beta Kappa
National
Honorary Artielannyp Society
State University
Wrights Fete Hoosiers Honor Cambridge City Guests
Former Cambridge City residents were guests of Mr and Mrs C T Wright at Brass Kettle Inn. The gathering featured spring blossoms on the dinner table and an evening at the Wrights’ home 314 Orange Avenue. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Wheeler of San Diego Mr and Mrs James Clark of Pomona Mr and Mrs O L Callaway of Long Beach and Misa Florinton of Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Patton Moves Used Furniture Store to Foote Street Block
John Patton relocates his used furniture and notion shop to the T. J. Connell block on north Foote street, expanding his business footprint in the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patton
Used Furniture
Notion
T. J. Connell
North Foote Street
Beech Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Pauline Cummins returns from Connersville hospital improving. Dudley Township Farm Bureau met at Hopewell with a playlet Those Husbands of Ours and Gene Cummins singing. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward hosted Cambridge City guests. Elgin Huffman home from Purdue. Families visit Cambridge City Saturday. Funeral for Frank Benjamin attended by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webster. Wedding of Chester Willis and Vernetta Goar at New Lisbon church. Union at R. E. Cummins dinner guests from Richmond and Straughn. Mary Brodt and Paul Connell wed April 30 in Milton. plan to reside on Harper Lindsay tenant farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Cummins
Connersville Hospital
Dudley Township
Phyllis Howard
Cambridge City
Joseph Webster
Frank Benjamin
Will Morgan
Richmond
George Lamberson
Roy Davis
Chester Willis
Vernetta Goar
Christian Church
New Lisbon
John Jackson
Kathryn
R. E. Cummins
Walter Cummins
Roscoe
Falmouth
Rose Hall
Avis
Ruth
Doris
Fred Palin
Dorothy
Stanton Colburn
Straughn
Thelca Huffman
Zula Lilley
Edgar Hall
Genevieve Stubbs
Spiceland
Connell Brodt Milton
Ind
Mary Brodt
St. Louis
George Brodt
Multon Inn
Paul Connell
John Connell
Connell
Harper Lindsay
Byrnes Move to Indianapolis for BBB Post and Flower Shop
Mr and Mrs David J Byrnes relocate Friday to Indianapolis where he will work for the Better Business Bureau. Mrs Byrnes has bought the Reiman Flower Shop and will serve as its manager.
Mrs Beeson and Mrs Davis Visit Economy Wednesday
Mrs. Ed Beeson and Mrs. F H Davis spent Wednesday in Economy, enjoying a day trip and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beeson
F. H. Davis
Sheets Larrabee marriage license issued in New Castle
A marriage license was issued Saturday at New Castle to Kenneth Sheets of Dublin and Hilda Larrabee of New Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Kenneth Sheets
Dublin
Hilda Larrabee
New Lisbon
Simple country wedding unites Mary Mason to William McClure
Mary Mason and William E. McClure were married at the Mason home near Betontonville in a 4 PM ceremony conducted by Rev. F. C. McCormick with only close family present. Mary, an accomplished violinist and Wilson Junior High teacher, and William, a Purdue attendee, will reside with his parents after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Davis
Wilson Junior
Earlham College
Ball’s Teachers College
Purdue
Cambridge Kiwanis Trustee Attends District Meeting
Robert Krone district trustee represented the Cambridge City Kiwanis Club at the Kiwanis district meeting in Shelbyville last Friday. Several other local members also attended and enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Krone
Cambridge City
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Shelbyville
Mrs Mary E Weaver Visiting In New Castle
Mrs Mary E Weaver is spending time with her daughter Mrs H H Stretch in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Weaver
Mrs. H. H. Stretch
New Castle
Milton Honors Pastor at 25th Anniversary Service
A Milton Indiana church observes Rev. F C McCormick s 25 years as pastor with morning sermon by Rev Burton of Connersville a fellowship dinner and a program featuring tributes from ministers and lay leaders including Rev Harry McCormick Rev Davis Rev Harrison and Hon James Knapp About five hundred attendees from Milton Cambridge City Centerville and surrounding towns attend the daylong celebration with flowers a birthday cake and a Bible gift for the pastor and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wagner
Centerville
McCormick
Ernest Jones
Marion
Harry McCormick
Indianapolis
Burton
Connersville
Catherine Hussey
Lida Warren
C. H. Callaway
F. M. Jones
C. H. Connelly
Canbridge Ccty Christian Church
Multon
Paul Ferris
Geo. Wyatt
Stamper
Springport
James Knapp
Hagerstown
F. M. Davis
Milton M. E. Church
Earl Crawford
Bro. McCormick
Firman White
Ora White
Community Dinner Guests Across Nearby Towns
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Centerville Richmond Muncie Indianapolis Fort Wayne Cambridge City Hagerstown New Castle Millville Kitchen Greensfork and Connersville. May guest day includes a cooperative dinner hosted by the Ladies Organized Bible Class at a country home with Mrs David Bertsch coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hinebaurd
Harold Selig
Dublin
Joe Moore
Horace Reed
Cambridge City
Paul Tingle
Frank Tingle
Charles Melhorn
Clarence Melhorn
Mae Brewer
Connersville
Jule May
Ft. Wayne
Robert Rush
Ed. Hunt
Hagerstown
Ida Bertsch
New Castle
G. F. Gipe
Richmond
Henry Bertsch
Emma Heiney
Clarence Bertsch
Millville
Crawford
Iva
Wilma Duff
Muncie
Clifford McLane
Morris Drury
Centerville
Edith Harrold
Hilbert Jones
O. F. Jamieson
Fort Wayne
Frank Duff
Wilma
Arlene
Edith
Indianapolis
W. B. McMahan
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. C. Kenworthy
Dubin, Indiana
Bentonville
Bentonville Commencement
Lillian Alberta GI
Paul E. Hudelson
Fernivadel Leigh James Maher
HL. M. Dunkin
Paul Fierris
Betty Jane Philpott Everett R. Sherwood John Alden Summan James Francis Thatcher
Lowell Walker
Mary Lucille Wallis
Ardella Mehringer
Garnet Robinson
Nettie Freeman
Valedictory Music
Eeneee
Reverend Poe
Noble Biddinger
McLean
DePauw University
B. H. S. Orchestra
Rune
Trusler Msec
snaccinnisJelearesteta Sans
B. H.S
Girl Scouts
Miss Dodson
Emerson Cloyd
Harry Winter
Lincoln Auditorium
Athalla
Mendelssohn
Alanney-Strauss
E. E. Davis
Whitman-Kelley
Albert Stump
Gardner
Wm. H. Harrison
Merle Baker Melvin L. Kocher Dorthy B. Miller
Harry B. Kaster James F. Duff Vera M. Butler
William R. Dickerson Ray V. Moore
Helyn E. Sanford Olga Marie Bachmann
Maxine Morris Frantees
E. Crook Helyne M. Miller
Robert M. Feemater
Erma D. Hoover Anna Belle Hunt
Fred R. Smith
Villa M. Markwell
Ferol Louise Lee
Ruby Chase Eunice BE. Ballinger Carmen Jeanne Ohmit Eva M. Fisher
Louis E. Lee C. Max Masterson
Donald C, Schailer Robert Adrian J. Scott Hubbard Hazel M. Hubbard
Maxine C, Buser
Helen Dryer
Alice Dearing
Meredith Macy
Charles W. Miyera
Emily I. Langaton
Lota O, Lawarence
High School Board OF Education
Lindley W. Baker
Pres
Anna E. Petro
Treas
Henry T. Kepler
Acy
Larrabee
Dre Teves
Germantown
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