Lincoln High and Cambridge City Notes in School Report
Olive Dilling hosts teachers and families at Lincoln High School party. Local teachers earn first and life licenses. several hold five year licenses. Cambridge City lowers 1926 tax rate. various hacks and safety notes. High school orchestra to perform. new Meisner piano installed. Pershing school flag pole erected. Junior orchestra forms. eight pupils in first practice. Lincoln high basketball regroups under Coach Winters. opening game at Whitewater October 21. Chapel programs led by Miss Bolenbaugh with LincolN penant presentation. Milton lyceum features cartoonist Brigis on October 7. audience highly receptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Wayne County
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Meisner
Board of Education
Reeservice Company
Pershing School
Janet Kirlin
Robert Weaver
Robert Cloyd
Elizabeth McMullen
Mary McMullen
Willis Kuster
Gertrude Fink
Harrison Bachman
Lingeln
Winters
Whitewater
Lincoln
Community Notes From Germantown Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs John Newbold spent Sunday with Mrs Harriett Hoffman. Mrs Lee Hartman is improving. Mrs Carl Ammerman visited friends in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Henry Eliason traveled to Washington DC to visit granddaughter Mrs Thomas Tinsley. George Watson of New Castle visited Frank Kocher and family. Mrs Paul Roberts and others motored to New Castle to visit Frank Daugherty. Henry Wills and family visited Harvey Neff in New Castle. Wesley Doddridge visited relatives in Connersville. Acton visitors Frank Mount and daughter Verna with C F Jamesson and Josephine Portreous. Nancy Compton recovering slowly at Reid hospital. Harry Shroyer of New York called on B H Heiser. Edward Kaiser is ill and threatened with pneumonia. Mrs Caleb Wilson visited her parents Henry Elias. Rudolph Sloniker improving after typhoid fever. Calvin Davis family attended a surprise dinner for Al Mahin of Richmond. Mrs Charles Winter, recent surgery patient, returned home improved. Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs Victoria Lichty ill at Dan Chapman’s home in Richmond, homeward last week. Will Dryer returned to work at Kokomo. Sarah Fisher, caregiver at Wm Condo’s, fell ill and went home to Crawfordsville. John Newbold and Mrs Newbold guests at a shower for Ethel pices near Bentonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newbold
Harriett Hoffman
Lee Hartman
Carl Ammerman
Indianapolis
Henry Eliason
Washington, D. C
Thomas Tinsley and
Familly
George Watson
New Castle
Frank Kocher
Paul Roberts
O. F. Jameson
Maggie Wise
Frank Daugherty
Henry Wills
Harvey Neff
Wesley Doddridge
Connersville
Frank Mount
Verna
Acton
C. F. Jameson
Josephine Portreous
Nancy Compton
Methodist Hospital
Charles Davis
Victoria Lichty
Dan Chapman
Richmond
Will Dryer
Kokomo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sarah Fisher
Wm. Condo
Crawfordsville
Ethel Pices
Bentonville
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Vlake
National Biscut Co
Davis
Lincoln High School
Penant
THE
House OF Quality
Agnavox
Reeservice Shop
Daad Ration
Warvey Ertell
Dayton
Harvey
Bi Boyd
Brunawick
Harvey Corton
Quincey
Ohio
Brunswick
Dayton’s Tire Shop
Cambridge City, Indiana
Kaiser Garage
Pershing, Indiana
Clark’s
V. i. Miller
Olive Dilling
Hagerstown
Marie Bolenbaugh
Milton
Wilson High School
Bob" C. Brigis
Germantown
Lydis Thornburg
C. E. White
Alice
C. C. Glidewell
Omer. Wisster
Steven Shank
Vinton House
Rose Barnett
Frank L. Eaton
First Christian Church
A. L. Stamper
Eaton
Simmons _ street
the Tribune
Claude Russell
Patricia Louise
Ancil Williams
Cecil O. Baker
Mt. Auburn
Raymond Kirk
Lewisville
G. F. Boyd
Dunreith
Jesse Kellum
Ruth, Kellum
Sarah Elizabeth Temple
Kellum
Oakland
Cal
W. H. Krone
Robert Krone
W. di Smith
Jean
Louisville
Alrs
M. R. Krahl
H. B. Morris
Agnes
Betty Jane Diffenderfer
Muncie
Pauline
Enna
Della -Toms
Chicago
Theodore Bradway
Hollywood
California
Mark Bradway
Bradway
W. M. Miller
Mrs. Bird
Albany
Bird
Martin Lannon
Columbus
Caleb Lester
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Paration
Flint, Michigan
Gelnan the Better
Cambridge Buick CO
F. J. Scudder
Mer
Jacob Myers
Roush Cash Meat Market
Floyd Roush
Ajax Cord
Hilbert F. Jones
Pershing
Ind
Chevrolet
Butler Bros, Garage
FOX & Ballinger
Imperial
Imperial Mills
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