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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

7

Educational Needs and the Five Institutional Forces

Lee Ault argues that education must develop the whole person from cradle to grave through home school church state and occupation. He warns against chasing wealth and pleasure and urges homes to be places of learning with schools supplementing but not replacing home training. He stresses moral character, physical training, aesthetic sense, and useful labor as essential to civic virtue.

Lee Ault Pilgrim Fathers

Spirit of Riley Comes Home in Greenfield Dedication

The Hancock Democrat reports a birthday anniversary observance for James Whitcomb Riley and the dedication of the Riley Memorial park in Greenfield. Children from Hancock County danced and placed flowers at the poet’s statue, while townsfolk recalled Riley’s youthful spirit and the day ended with a moonlit scene and Tiny Tim’s timeless blessing.

Riley Hancock Democrat James Whitcomb Riley New Greenfield Hancock County Indiana Peter Pan Tiny Tim

District Convention of W R C in Richmond Attends 150 Delegates

The thirty-fifth annual sixth district Woman's Relief Corps convention met in Richmond on Thursday with about 150 delegates. Mrs. Stella Bird of Cambridge City presided as district president. Officers for 1926 include Nellie J. Myers Richmond president, Mather Darrow New Castle senior vice, Mayme Rounds Knightstown district treasurer, Gertrude Sanders New Castle delegate to National convention, Cora Buck Winchester alternate, and Nettie Wink Knightstown inspector. Wayne Henry and Randolph counties held all posts. The 1926 convention will be at Lynn.

Sixth District Woman’s Relief Corps Richmond Stella Bird Cambridge City Nellie J. Myers Mather Darrow New Castle Mayme Rounds Knightstown Gertrude Sanders Cora Buck Winchester Nettie Wink Wayne Henry Randolph Lynn

Farmers' Bureau Debates Tax Question at Jackson Township Meeting

The Jackson township farm bureau met at Lincoln high school last Friday night with good attendance. Roy Heacock and Mrs. Roberts led the pro tax stance on road ground, while Oliver Stewart of Dublin shouldered the con side alone due to a colleague's illness. Five reels by County Agent Ralph est featured educational to entertaining moving pictures, followed by a lunch and discussion valuable to attendees.

Farmers’ Bureau Jackson Township Farm Bureau Lincoln High School Roy Heacock Roberts Oliver

Death of Vinton Early 87, Cartoonist for Bringing Up Father

Vinton Early, eldest son of the late George P. and Jennie Weigle Early, died at his New York home last Monday week after a brief pneumonia illness. A noted cartoonist, he worked with George McManus, creator of Bringing Up Father. Remains were brought to Richmond last Thursday for interment in Eaton family lot at Mound Hill cemetery. funeral held in New York. Surviving brother Robert of Pittsburg.

Vinton Early George P Jennie Weigle Early New York George McManus Richmond Eaton Mound Hill Cemetery Robert Pittsburg Daniel Kiser East Cambridge Charles Ingermann Cambridge City Tillie Munchoff Los Angeles California Frank Frohnapfel Indianapolis Anderson Frohnapfel Frank Orlando Fla John L. Manlove Posey Township Fayette County Frank Marson Klinger Lake Corwin Overhiser Bentonville Reid Hospital Otto Becker Becker Joseph Vestal Indiana Theodore F. Pointer Wayne County Reid Memorial Church Earlham Cemetery Masonic Order Court House Katherine Hussey J. L. Manlove John Marson F. C. McCormick Lida Warren James Napier Malinda Barton Paul McKee Detroit Mich S. K. Hoshour Kathryn Eggleston Miriam Danner Springfield Pauline Knies L. R. Kirby Gretchen Otto Crownover Frances James Crownover Horace Hurst Walter Hurst Carrie Harbeck Homer DuGramat Eva Janet J. H. Scholl Josephine Hudsonville Illinois Earl Atkinson Milton Christian Church McCormick Frank Addington Kirby Linville Wallace Riley Greenfield Robert Beeson Cincinnati Ruth Louise Earl Crawford Lee Paul Caldwell Ada Snyder Joe Marie Earl Boyer St. Elizabeth’s Church Connersville Harry Templeton Lee Crawford Hiram Crook Logan Traylor Lulu Brown Pasadena Calif Emma Ward Nora .Scott Alvin Lowry Leona McCullum Esther Basson Rebekah Lodge Boston Jesse Hungerford Elmer Kellam Rushville Ostorne Lon Heiney Modoc Homer Bertscham Dorothy Clark Faucett Don Drischel F. M. Jones Wilbur Elwell Washington Glenn New York City Charles Hale Ernest Doty Charles Coffman Charles Kniese James Murphy Curtis Little Huddleston Earl Gehring Aaron Gehring Orville Hess Dan Hess

Loyal Women of Christian Church Hold Surprise Lesson

The Loyal Women's class taught by Mrs. Jessie Cornell met at Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Vernon’s home last Coney 4 night. Hosts were Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Dan Evans. A masked surprise honored the teacher with Mrs. Edna Hangley as groom and Mrs. John Parish as bride. Mrs. Cornell gave a reading. Refreshments were served to 36 ladies by the two hostesses.

The Christian Church Jessie Cornell Jerome Vernon

Undertakers from Jersey City Visit Local Colleagues

Messrs Christian Epple James M Houghton C A Hill George Keats and John J Engel all of New Jersey attended the National undertakers convention at West Baden last week and stopped in to visit local undertakers on their way home. They traveled with their families by bus to West Baden.

Messrs Christian Epple Jersey City James M. Houghton

Pearl Esther Custer dies young in bid for rest

Pearl Esther Custer, youngest of ten children, died Sunday at age one year. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the U B Church, with burial at South Lawn Cemetery.

Pearl Esther Custer Lee U. B South Lawn Cemete

Local residents share greetings and travels in Cambridge City area

Teachers attended a Richmond institute last Saturday while many locals visited relatives and friends across Indiana. The column lists numerous residents traveling to Indianapolis Dayton Orlando White Cloud and Florida with social visits and family events noted throughout the week.

Library Notes Speak on Community Role at Cary Club

Miss Jones discusses libraries in a community at Milton as Cambridge City’s U S official tests librarians knowledge during an industrial survey. He later confirms librarians know shelf contents and praises new desk work systems aimed at saving time and serving the public, followed by a list of new fiction titles available.

Miss Jones Cary Club Milton U. S Cambridge City Stant

Pi Beta Phi Sorority House Party Recalls Bloomington Week End

Miss Elizabeth Paul hosted a house party at the Cabin with Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters of Bloomington. Attendees included Jean Helenwer Adelaide Lidis Say, Lois Keller, Elizabeth Yarling, Mary Lawin, Frances Milner, Mary Hirsch and Ruth Standish.

Elizabeth Paul Pi- Beta-Phi Bloomington Jean Helenwer Adelaid Lidissay Lois Keller Elizabeth Yarling Mary Lawin Frances Milner Mary Hirsch Ruth Standish

Milton area social notes and local election notice

Milton community gossip covers visits, family events, illnesses, and travel from numerous households, naming residents, guests, and births. The item also includes an official Cambridge City town election notice listing officers to be elected on November 3 1925 with polling locations and hours.

Richmond Dinner Hosts Honor Guests At Weekend Event

Mr and Mrs John Bloom of Richmond entertained to dinner Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Earl Fran of Dublin and Miss Marie Bolenbaugh. On Monday evening they hosted Miss Margaret Ball and Miss Marie Bolenbaugh at Mane.

A. J. Hart Finley Indianapolis James Clark Mayme C. Wilson Mary David Dayton Sue Pruitt Lyn E. E. Davis Ross Tyler East Main Street Glen Beeson Alice Beeson Richmond Jacksonburg Christian Church Joe Moore Mary Griffin White Cloud Mich Carl Tingle Frank Tingle Ethel Mary Beard Connersville Grace Hinebaugh Jule May Amy McDaniels Flmer Whelan Will Barefoot FE. F Hahn H. B. Miller C. S. Kitterman Chas. Wheeler Elizabeth Whelan Alice Bradbury J. M. Teeple Green Margaret Geneva Frances Snyder Laura B. Hall Effie G. Smith Tee Passwater Huntington Vinton House Howard Graver Sulphur Springs Ora Graver Mary Alice C. H. Graver Tillie White Cincinnati Dayton Leapley Harvey Roush Ode Roush Marion Lydia Shafer Jonesboro Rudolph Hoover Horace Reed Lef White Cloud Michigan Rachel Scheidler Williams Florida Indiana John Bloom Earl Fran Dublin Marie Bolenbaugh Margaret B

California in 49 at Grand Theatre dazzles with drama

Thrills and intrigue drive Arrow Ben Wilson's new production California in 49. The show opens Friday at the Grand Theatre. Previews praise its striking virile red blooded American drama, detailed staging, and strong performances.

California Grand Theatre

Notice of Appointment for Jeremiah C Ball Estate in Wayne County

Wayne Circuit Court appoints Allison M. Feemster as administrator of the estate of Jeremiah C. Ball, deceased, Wayne County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Atty A R Feemster 42-3.

State of Indiana Wayne County Jeremiah C. Ball Wayne Circuit Court Indiana Allison M. Fermster Admr A. R. Feemster

After Six Days Shown At English Theatre Indianapolis

Judge M B Larry praises the motion picture After Six Days showing at English Theatre Indianapolis as entertaining and instructive. The note adds the film will also show at the Grand Theatre in Cambridge City on Monday and Tuesday October 26 and 27.

Supreme Court Indianapolis Weiss Bros Artclass Pictures Corp English Theatre Ind M. B. Larry Supreme Court of Indiana Grand Theatre Cambridge City

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Institute Harry Schroyer Earl Frank Claude Kittermar Flave Harvey Wabash Richard Jones Dicky Pennsylvania Harry Zehrung P. H. Zehrung Martinsville Barbara Barefoot Cowan Earl E. C. Huber A. M. Wacner Geo. Stombauzh J. E. Wright Jennie FE. Jones Albert Hinebauch David Hinebaugh Carl Kaufman Red Cross Jackson Township Kaufman South Foote Street Paul Drischel E. R. McGraw Arthur Reese Geo. Callaway Edwin Callaway Library Notes Samuel Drummond John McNab Miss Minerva Billy Holden Salt Town Walter Smith Boyd W. Jacobs A.D SEAL Willard Ulerich Tom Mix and Toney the Wonder Horse Plains Arizona
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