Lincoln High Seniors 1934 Begin Week of Festivities
The Lincoln High School class of 1934 wraps its closing week with dinners at Caldwell and Miller homes and visits to Capitol Hill and Crosley station in Cincinnati. They host a Kid party, attend a Junior-Senior prom with Dutch decor, hear baccalaureate speakers, and prepare for Friday night commencement with Dr. W P Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Carl Caldwell
L. F. Miller
Franklin S. Reynolds
Capitol Hill
Cincinnati
Crosley
Lincoln Auditorium
Holland
Paul Kring
Orchestra
Richmond
David Wilson
Betty June Jackson
Ruth’ Oldaker
Ruth Harmeier
Lyle Edwards
Community Notices From New Lisbon and Surrounding Areas
Social items note showers, dinners and visits across Jacksonburg Dublin Harrisburg Hagerstown and New Castle. Attendees include Mrs Clarence Jones Helen Jones Mr Russell Harris Rev Stamper Dr Jemeet and many local families at casual gatherings and weekend calls.
Postoffice in Bentonville to Close. residents reassigned
Bentonville Indiana patrons must switch mail to Connerville Rural Route 2 on June 1, ending the village postoffice after May 31. The rural route will also be discontinued, with patrons served by Connerville route as part of postal service economy measures under current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentonville
Connersville
R.R
Ind
Post Office Department
Worl and Seffrin Socialize in Hamilton Sunday
Lloyd Worl and Paul Seffrin spent Sunday with friends in Hamilton Ohio enjoying a casual day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Worl
Paul Seffrin
Hamilton
Ohio
Auction of Household Goods at John Newbold Home
One of the community's largest sale events will be held at John Newbold's home in Pershing next Thursday at noon May 24. The auction features many antiques and fir quilts among the items to be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newbold
Pershing
Local Residents Attend Social Visits in Indiana
Mr and Mrs B F Ware and Mr and Mrs Joe Darling ton of Muncie shared a Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb. Walter and his mother Mrs Mary A Weaver visited Mothers Day with Mr and Mrs H H Stretch in New Castle. Mrs Weaver will stay several days with her daughter Mrs Stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Ware
Joe Darlington
Muncie
Charles Loeb
Walter
Mary A. Weaver
H. H. Stretch
New Castle
Mr and Mrs Forrest Hull Move to Lincoln Drive Home
Mr and Mrs Forrest Hull of Zionsville moved to the iemster property on Lincoln Drive Tuesday. Mr Hull is employed by the Stand ard Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Hull
Zionsville
Iemster
Lincoln Drive
Hull
Standard Oil Company
Mrs. Rachel Shook Visits Rybolt Family in Richmond
Miss Shook spends the week with Mr and Mrs Grover Rybolt and their family in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Shook
Mrs. Grover Rybolt
Richmond
Poppy Day preparations in Cambridge by American Legion Auxiliary
Poppies will be seen at the Cambridge City unit headquarters as preparations speed toward Poppy Day on May 26. The paper-thin replicas honor World War I fallen. veterans, disabled, labor on the making of the poppies for sale to fund relief and aid for veterans and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
American Legion Auxiliary
France
Belgium
Maron Hospital
American Legion
Auxiliary
Weekend visit of Paris and Richmond families
Mrs Don Wright and family of Paris Illinois and Mrs Robert Dill of Richmond spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Furgason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wright
Paris, IL
Robert Dill
Richmond
Raymond Furgason
Abbitt Family Guests Share Sunday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Abbitt and family of Sheridan and James E. Abitt of New Augusta were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Malinda Mills and Mrs. Grace Fuhrman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Abbitt
Sheridan
James E. Abitt
New Augusta
Malinda Mills
Grace Fuhrman
Mrs. Bender Visits Ill Mother In Georgia
Mrs. Joe Bender arrived Tuesday from West Palm Beach Lia to spend time with her mother Mrs. Robert Wharton who has been seriously ill the past three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bender
West Palm Beach, Lia
Robert Wharton
Producers refund checks ready for Jackson Township Bureau members
It G Shellenbarger announces refunds are prepared for members of the Jackson Township form Bureau and are ready for distribution upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. G. Shellenbarger
Jackson Township
Voice of Inspiration Seeks Muse for Courtship and Cash
Poem fragment questions who seeks fortune readings and guidance on loans and love. It urges the Voice of Inspiration to enlist a Muse in meditation to advise on moves when hearts or money are at stake.
Voice of a Town Singer Finds a Stage
A reader asks if a gifted church choir singer with limited funds should pursue vocal study. The answer affirms a lovely concert voice suited to older ballads, suggesting a future as a performer and noting the Muse nudges toward radio fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseate
The Rejected Writer’s Return to the Road
A Cambridge City reader laments repeated manuscript rejections and considers driving an ice wagon for pay. The note counsels perseverance, urging him to seek new publishers, gain experience on the road, and persist in writing with renewed effort and cheerful resolve.
Dear Voice of Inspiration Seeks Advice on Love and Trust
A reader from Fountain City Ind asks if an older lover who has loved others can truly love her and whether marriage is possible. The column counsels trusting love, forgetting past folly, and guarding speech to keep the partner close, warning that nagging tears push him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenastovea Oiter
Fountain City
Ind
Prim
New Castle
Indiana
Muse Advice: Break Free From Tyrant Boyfriend
A reader from New Castle asks how to end a quarrelsome engagement and handle a controlling suitor. The Muse replies with a blunt plan: pretend indifference, avoid tears, and keep him anxious until he begs to return, then demand vows while never showing care. The column suggests moving on and continuing the newspaper’s advice feature.
Grace Kiess Swiggett to Attend G F W C Convention
Mrs Grace Kiess Swiggett of Washington DC will attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention in Hot Springs Arkansas May 21 as delegate from Cambridge City. The note to The Tribune and clippings from the Washington Post outline art awards and civic projects associated with the federation and district clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kiess Swiggett
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Hot Springs
Ark
Tribune
Washington
Grace Morrison Poole
Cambridge City
Arlington Hotel
Samuel Swiggett
Nicholson St
N. W
Swig
Eugene Meyer
Jex
Shenandoah Valley
N Street Northwest
Takoma Park
Samuel A. Swiggett
Division of Art
District Federation
A Night Club by Louise Ebert
A vivid scene of a Glen Ridge actress describing a dimly lit nightclub. The crowded tables press together as smoke fills the air and mechanical waiters move through the haze while music swells and dancers sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ebert
Glen Ridge, N. J
Mrs
Emil Ebert
Smith Families Visit Relatives Near Clarksville
Mr and Mrs F C Smith Mr and Mrs George Smith and their son are spending this week with relatives near Clarksville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Smith
George Smith and
Clarksville
Tenn
Ulrich Family Visit at Mrs Susan Ulrichs Farm
Mr Lorin Ulrich and wife with sons Richard and Robert spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Susan Ulrich in Farmersville Ohio, sharing time together in a family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Ulrich
Richard
Robert
Susan Ulrich
Farmersville, Ohio
Weekend Visit Highlights Local Social Ties
Mr and Mrs Charles Ferguson and Mrs Bell Marson visited Mr and Mrs John Callaway near Knightstown on Sunday. Mrs Ferguson stays to care for her ill brother Mr Callaway. Mrs Lenora Cartwright, nearly 84, is slowly recovering from a broken hip and will move to Liberty relatives once possible from Reid Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferguson
Bell Marson
John Callaway
Knightstown
Ferguson
Callaway Home
Mr. Callaway
Lenora Cartwright
Liberty
Reid Hospital
Henry VIII’s Anne Boleyn loses head in 1536
A collection of historical dates and social notes references Anne Boleyn’s execution in 1536 and the United States extending Cuba full freedom in 1903. The text then lists numerous social visits, church events, and family notices from Indiana and nearby states with names and places such as Indianapolis, Greenfield, Dublin, and Hopewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
United States
Cuba
Helen Hunt Club Observes Music Week Program Monday
Helen Hunt club members met Monday with hostesses Mrs E O Paul and daughter Elizabeth. Mrs Hugh Foss accompanied. they sang Indiana, recited the club collect, and discussed visiting New Harmony. A flower fund was created and papers on music’s role in literature were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Club
E. O. Paul
Elizabeth
Hugh Foss
Indiana
New Harmony
FE. O. Paul
Byron Stratton
Harper Lindsay
Helen Bertsch
Blanche Boyd
Chopin
Frank Claypool Elected President of Indiana State Fair Board 1934
Frank J. Claypool of Muncie becomes president of the Indiana State Fair Board for 1934. A longtime secretary manager of the Muncie Fair and son of a family deeply involved in agriculture and fair work, he pledges a strong state fair program with educational value for 4 H youth and a major attendance appeal for the September 1 7 event across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Claypool
Muncie
Indiana State Fair Board
Frank J. Claypool
Claypool
Mr. Claypool
Austin B. Claypool
Whitewater Valley
Connersville
Cambridge City
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Marcus S
Henry Clay Meredith
Virginia ©. Mercuu
Lafayette
Imperial Mills team cleans spillway under Foote street
A crew of Imperial Mills work twenty feet below ground level with a steam shovel to unearth and clean a spillway from the turbines to the mouth behind the J. W. Marson block. Mud and silt had accumulated since last cleaning as the upper canal is drained during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Mills
Foote Street
J. W. Marson
Federated Club Luncheon Honors State President
Mrs Willard Petro Mrs Robert Hicks and Mrs Will Woodward attended the Sixth District Federated club luncheon held at Mrs W G Smiths home near Spiceland on Wednesday honoring Mrs Hicks state president of Federated clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Petro
Robert Hicks
Will Woodward
Federated Club
W. G. Smith
Spiceland
Hicks
Federated Clubs
Womans Relief Corps No 151 Plans Memorial Service
Womans Relief Corps No 151 met Friday afternoon at Red Men’s hall to arrange their annual church service on Sunday May 27. Members will attend morning services at the Christian church where Rev McCormick will preach. They voted to join a joint Memorial service with the American Legion and W R C No 50 and will announce future Decoration Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Relief Corps No. 151
Red Men's Hall
The
Christian Church
McCormick
American Legion
Richmond Adopts Eastern Standard Time For Summer
Richmond shifts to Eastern Standard time beginning May 13, one hour ahead of Cambridge City time. Richmond State Hospital East Haven will operate on the new time through summer and asks visitors to consider the change when planning trips. Edwin Craig is hospitalized with appendicitis and expects surgery this week. Mr and Mrs Everett Stratton of Muncie will be guests of his parents and attend commencement tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
Helen
New Tisbon
Russell Harris
Hugh Fagan
Mary Roth
Dublin
Everett Gray
Marion Haisley
A. L. Stamper
Cannon
Springport
Elenelta Craig
L. A. Jemeet
Wm. Clark Sr
Clark
Anna Bergen
Pany
Draker
Ed DeHart
Ed Bergen
Indianapolis
Frank Breese
Richmond
Wayne Clark
Wm. Clark
Mary Reed
New Castle
Benny Clark
Connersville
Esther Clark
Emma Taylor
Harrisburg
Clarence
Esther Riggs
Water Williams
Clarence Taylor
Wedne
Dora Thornburgh
Hagerstown
Home Circle
Walter Williams
Frank Dorgan
Maude Straughn
John Keiser
Kirmaie
Arene Csye
Walt-Williams
Ula Worf
J. M. Gilmer
Joe Brooks
Elenella Craig
Lloyd
Worl
Howard Holtlandson
Robert Lanning
Greenfield
Everett Spencer
Indianaapolis
Frank Garthwaite
A. W. Demaree
Margaret Binkley
Harry Demaree
Ed Tweedy
Ernest Modlin
Hopewell
Jimmy Richardson
Geo. Verburg
Francis Asbury
M. E .Church
Frank Huddleston
M. E
Stevens
Charles Fagan
Kk. H. Davis
Illinoi
Lewisville
Irvin Shortridge
Newcastle
Nathan Wright
Dunre
Harry Gilbert
Noah Wikel
Eaton
Ohio
Carrie L. More
Gertrude Foster
Nettie Dill
Memphis
Anderson
Edna Ohmit
J. Warner
Coleman Hospital
Sunda
Flo Clar
Warner
A. Wiker
Ola Mae Bryant
Dunreith
Ruby Bryant
Centerville
Sybilla Gehring
Cambridge City
Bertie Sullivan
Dorothy Brown
Chas. Sagan
Joe Railsback
Sam Morris
Moss
Kildra
Ark
Everett Floyd
Dayton
Will Floyd
Doris Morris
Henry Hess
Milton
Will Foyd
Richmond State Hospital
Easthaven
Everett Stratton
Muncie
Mrs
B. L. Stratton
Hicks Family Visit Includes Cincinnati and Richmond Names
Miss Eva Lou Hicks of Cincinnati Miss Helen Hicks and Mr Cedar of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lou Hicks
Cincinnati
Helen Hicks
Cedar
Richmond
Robert Hicks
May Meeting of the A R Held at Mrs Manlove Home
The May meeting of the A R will be held at the home of Mrs Harry Manlove this Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. A. R
Harry Manlove
Woodward Guests of Beeson Couple Near Milton
Mr. and Mrs. Will Woodward were guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Beeson, south of Milton, in a social visit noted by the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Woodward
E. O. Beeson
Milton
Stated Mosbaugh Relief Corps Meeting Friday Evening
The Frank C. Mosbaugh Relief Corps holds a stated meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Mosbaugh
Commencement Dance by New Sorority At Red Men’s Hall
A large crowd from Connersville Richmond New Castle and Hagerstown attended the sorority’s first commencement dance held at Red Men’s hall Wednesday evening. Paul Kring’s orchestra of Richmond supplied the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Richmond
New Castle
Hagerstown
Red Men’s Hall
Paul Kring
Orchestra
Davis Family Visits Beeson Parents Over Mothers Day
Mr and Mrs F H Davis and their Dayton Indiana family spent Mothers Day with Mrs Beeson and Mr Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Davis
Dayton, Ind
Ed. Beeson
Conovers Visit Harris Family in Chicago Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Conover of Chicago spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Conover
Chicago
J. H. Harris
Local notes from Cambridge City області social and church events
Community updates cover outings in Michigan visits by Miss Slonaker at Cambridge City schools and evangelistic visits in West Terre Haute. Local families host dinners and attend derby races in Louisville. Club meetings include baking officers and sewing demonstrations with social games and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Manlove
Will Hunt
Michigan
Wilma Slonaker
Alice Slonaker
Cambridge
Pauline Kniese
Washington, D. C
James K. Mason
Martinsville
Katie Locke
Esther White
West Terre Haute
Ind
Ben Kellam
Ed. Warren
Washington Cheerios
Betty Sue Nicholson
Tula Smith
Betty Parkins
Wilma Ridout
Charles Kniese
Oliver Wallace
Ivan Drury
Boston
Louisville
Dean Manlove
Joe Manlove
Sue Marson
Cambridge City
Robert Brown
Paul Caldwell
Frank Williams
Richmond
Marcella Brock
Muncie
Wm. Huddleston
Tine Caldwell
Grover Hurst
Jack
Connersville
Frank DuGramat
Neil McMahan
Somerville
Ohio
Earl Crawford
Thomas Carr Howe
Butler College
Jesse Revilee
Robert Moore
E. C. Denny
Cambridge City Christian Church
F. C. McCormick
Mary Mills
Wayne Manlove
Ne Small
Amanda Leverton
Wes Huddleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Wright
W. H. Harrison
Wright
W. P. Darling
Oakland College
Koma Borah
Ivan Briar
Byron Butler
Mary Butler
Vance Butler
Kenneth Caldwel
Melba Chiarenza
Sylvia Cooney
Francis Duebel
Charlie Dunave
Claude Evans
Ralph Faucett
Galen Gethers
Sarah Gray
Arthurene Hai
Ruth Harmeier Wilbur
Harold Clarence Hiday
Mildred Howard
Eleanor Hughes Hazel Irwin Abraham Jaffe
Calvin Kellam
Herman Kenned
Karol Kennedy
Marion Lawrence
Mary L. McGuire
Mary Alice Moore
Evelyn Morse
Richard Myers
Elizabeth Myers Thelma Parker
Kenneth Pentecost
Joseph Personette
Nelson Prather
William Reynolds
Martha Rudisell
James Shafer
Phyllis Shirkey
Chester Smith Millard Smith
Paul Stratton
Dorothy Thom
Martha Thompson
Bruce J. Urbahns
Ruth Waddell
Saramae Ward
Robert Weaver
Margaret Wissler
Purdue
Jacksonburg
Legion Auxiliary
IGHT
Ada Perry Beinhacker
Siips
Robins
Livia
Desser
Lewis & Clark
U.S
New York City
California
Mexico
wWignas
George M. Barrett
Ebert & Drischel Groceries
Graver’s Dept
Hilbert F. Jones
Morris & Krahl Dry Goods
Walter Mortiboy
Frank H. Ohmit
Alva O'Brien
George J. Rihm Meat Shop
E. H. Reynolds Dry Cleaning
Square
Deal Hardware
Virginia Lee Beauty Shop
First National Bank
Henderson
Johnson
Carlton Bell Bell
Babe Shoe and Een
RAY Dol I. G. A. Essere
H. B. Russell Dry Goods and Notions
J. Brown & Gon Groceries
George
Gipe Groceries Socurbeer & Rodenberg Farm Imp
W. R. C. No. 151
Edwin Craig
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