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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

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Poppy Day Observance Urged by Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary's Lawrence H. Lesnich unit urges all to wear poppies on Saturday. Volunteers will distribute poppies citywide to raise funds for disabled veterans and dependents of those who died. Poppies are made by veterans at Marion Indiana Veterans Hospital. Over 10 million poppies will be distributed nationwide.

America Fred Otte Lawrence H. Lesnich American Legion Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary Welfare Marion, Indiana Veterans Hospital

Psi Iota Xi Social Meeting Held At Mrs Bogue Home

Psi Iota Xi sorority held a Monday evening social at Mrs. Kirk Bogue’s home with Miss Fern Ashbaugh as host, helped by Miss Leeta Conner. Delegates were chosen for the Bloomington convention in June, and preparations were set for tomorrow’s commencement dance at Red Men’s ball with Butler University band led by Harry McKee Jr. Miss Lucille Pritchard's bridge score topped the session.

Psi Iota Xi Sorority Kirk Bogue Fern Ashbaugh Leeta Conner John McKee Olga Bachmann Bloomington Harry McKee, Jr Butler University Lucille Pritchard

Social notes from Germantown and nearby towns

Local residents and visitors are listed as weekend guests and hosts across Cambridge City Dublin Richmond Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Highlights include Kiwanis convention travel in Texas and multiple family gatherings with names such as Teagarden Hunt McKee Hutchins Carey Snapp and Stultz across several Indiana communities.

Voice of Inspiration from The Pocet's Muse

A reader column features hopeful verses and answers on love work and finances. The Voice dispenses calm counsel to troubled correspondents from Cambridge City and Gas City, urging faith, contentment, and practical optimism amid loss or longing.

Cambridge City Sue Camridge City

Local families attend cooperative dinner in Connersville

Mr and Mrs Raymond Bailey and their family joined relatives for a cooperative dinner in Connersville on Sunday. Gayle Merrill visits relatives in Hamilton Ohio. Decoration Day services are planned for Bentonville on Sunday June 2 with the local band directed by A K Ewing providing music.

Raymond Bailey Connersville Gayle Merrill Hamilton Ohio Bentonville

Legion Plans Public Memorial Service at Riverside

Lawrence H. Bertsch post American Legion holds Memorial Day at Riverside cemetery Sunday morning with Legion Auxiliary and Boy Scout volunteers placing flags Saturday. Parade forms 10 45 at Lincoln High School led by the Lincoln High School band. Speakers include State Commander and local addresses.

Lawrence H. Bertsch American Legion Riverside Cemetery Legion Auxiliary Legion Boy Scouts Lincoln High School Floyd Hines Frank Rossa Legion Er Aeons Legion

Memorial at Dublin Sunday Service by Legion and Auxiliary

In Dublin Indiana the Le Roy Tout Legion post and Auxiliary plan a Memorial service at Friends church on Sunday May 26. March forms at 1:30 from the Legion Home andMusic by Lincoln high school band. Perry Falkner former Ohio state chaplain will deliver the address. Dublin male quartet to sing two numbers with Civil War and Spanish American War veterans and W R C members as honored guests.

Floyd Hines Lincoln High School Dublin LeRoy Tour Post American Legion Ind LeRoy Tout Legion Auxiliary Friends Church Legion Home Perry Falkner Ohio W.R. C

Barn dance and card party at St Elizabeth’s church

St Elizabeth's church plans an old time barn dance and card party at Joseph Klein's farm on the Conn ersville road about three miles south of Milton. The event, slated for Tuesday evening June 4, invites the public to enjoy a lively time in the old hay loft.

St. Elizabeth's Church Joseph Klein Connersville Road Milton

Dinner Party Entertained Guests From Several Cities

Mr. and Mrs. George Shafer hosted a Sunday dinner with Mrs. E. P. Slogan and daughter of Philadelphia, Mrs. Don Johnston and family from Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. William Dorgan and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shafer, Mrs. Lillian Peters and son and Paul Shafer of Fountain City, Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer and son of Hamilton Ohio, and Gerald Morris.

George Shafer E. P. Slogan Philadelphia Penn Don Johnston Una Boding Indianapolis Ed. Jackson Richmond William Dorgan Henry Shafer Lillian Peters Paul Shafer Fountain City John Shafer Hamilton Ohio Gerald Morris

Bridge Party at Mrs. Carl Caldwell Home Near Bentonville

Mesdames Fred Bond Russell Worl Robert Bertsch Harper Lind Max Feemster Paul Hill Harry Bertsch Harry Caldwell Bruce Peters Alvin Bertsch Lee Florea Alice Ludington and Miss Elizabeth Paul attended a bridge party at the home of Mrs. Carl Caldwell near Bentonville on Wednesday.

Mesdames Fred Bond Russell Worl Robert Bertsch Harper Lindsay Max Feemster Paul Hill Harry Bertsch Harry Caldwell Bruce Peters Alvin Bertsch Lee Florea Alice Ludington Elizabeth Paul Carl Caldwell Bentonville C. M. Bailey Byron Stratton William Woodward George Callaway Hugh Foss W. D. Judkins A. M. Feemster Ethel Zehring Albert Ferris Chas. W. Iliff William Butler Alice Reese L. A. Stamper John M. Paul Robert O. Bertsch L. W. Arburn E. O. Beeson Em Kenyon Re <i Worl

Bridge Scores Arranged at Meyers Street Home

Mrs Walter Mortiboy organized a bridge scores session at her Meyers street home on Wednesday for Mesdames Charles Lowry John Kinsinger Jas Butler McKinley Leapley George Wheeler Earl Clevenger and John Mckee.

Walter Mortiboy Meyers Street Charles Lowry John Kinsinger Jas. Butler McKinley Leapley George Wheeler Earl Clevenger John Mckee

Lincoln High School Seniors Class of 19XX Commencement

The program at sixty second Lincoln Auditorium on May 24 features a medley of college marches and a senior procession. Dr Earl Harper speaks as part of the invocation and a presentation of diplomas concludes the ceremony with benediction and motto Look Ahead Think Ahead Be Ahead.

Lincoln High School

Memorial and church notices from Jacksonburg area

Memorial services will be held Sunday afternoon June 2. Regular services Sunday May 26 with a special program planned for Sunday evening. Various residents visit relatives in Richmond Cincinnati Tipton and Greensfork. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society meet June 6 at Mrs Keiser’s home. Home Economics club gathers Friday afternoon with Declan Dougherty and daughter Hester.

Jacksonburg Frank Secrest Declan Dougherty Gold Richmond Alden Reynolds Marion Haisley Lewis Smith Dolph Personnett May Shock New Lisbon Helen Jones Ula Worl Tipton Harold Young H. R. Allison Cincinnati Ohio Jon P. Scott Frank Scott Mary Hagerstown Phillips Fred Scott Georgia Chas. Riggs Herman Joe Wilbur Grubbs Leslie Glen Clarence Taylor Bessie Jenner Elwood Mary Jean Dougherty Georgianna Gilmer Boston Ladies Aid Society John Keiser Missionary Society of the Christian Church of Ben Sourbeer Pershing Katie Wilson Home Economics Club Hester

Helen Hunt Club New Year Book Program 1935

Program outlines officers committees and monthly topics for the Helen Hunt Club in Cambridge City. Named are President Mrs William Woodward and various officers including Mrs Chas Ferguson Mrs Cora Bailey Miss Mary Overbeck Miss Ethel Zendrung and Mrs Emil Kenyon with sections on education music entertainment and Federation reports plus the presentation of new year books.

Helen Hunt Club William Woodward Snatvaieenetetnt Chas. Ferguson Elizabeth Overbeck Alice Reese J. W. Marson Ophelia Shults Lillie Conklin Viola Lindsay W. H. Doney A. M. Feemster Emil Kenyon Ethel Zendrung R. A. Hicks Charles W. Lliff Harriet Ault Blanche Boyd Hugh Foss E. 9. Beeson Rose Griesinger Kniese Albert Ferris Federation Carantemenns Harper Lindsay Cambridge City Callaway

Improvements near City Hall map out concrete and tracks

The city council plans concrete driveway from the fire engine room to the street and new cement walks with a side gutter wall around Creitz mill to divert water. By June first streets may receive coal tarvia oil and a sand binder to protect against traffic wear. Possibilities include laying street car tracks in concrete with potential government aid and Main Street improvements along U S Road 40. The Wayne County Farm Federation sponsors a dramatic tournament on May 28 and 29 at Hagerstown and Centerville with rural plays and musical acts. attendance is invited with an offering.

Creitz Mill Tribune Indiana Railroad State Subway Department Cambridge City The Farm Federation of Wayne County Hagerstown Centerville

Women Missionary Society observes Thank Offering Day in Milton

The Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church held Thank Offering Day worship with a musical program arranged by Clara Smith Catherine Abel and Cora Wise Mrs Alice Brown sang with Nora Brown at piano Rippe toe of Connersville sang My Task and The Builders Rev L N Abel delivered a missionary sermon and the offering was taken by Mrs Abel and Mrs Edith Heller A large audience attended followed by a church basement noon dinner.

Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Clara Smith Catherine Abel Cora Wise Alice Brown Nora Brown Rippetoe L. B. Lucas L. N. Abel C. A. Leverton Moneta Howard Kirlin Arch Hamilton New Burlington Ind Hamilton Ball Hospital Muncie King’s Herald M. FE Ruth Trine Frank Cook Eugenia Urich Ernest Church Connersville Charles Beckman Howard Beckman Manus Paul Boyer Herbert Head Max Neuman John Geise Billy Abel Blake Huddleston Fred Higgs New Castle Morton Warren Fred Marley Howard Warren Lucille Marley Cincinnati Ohio Charles Dairy Quincy Bryant Dublin Isaac Bryant Alvin Lowry Aurora Doddridge Chapel

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