Miss Patricia Martindale Plans Labor Day Visit
Miss Patricia Martindale of Dayton will spend Labor Day with home folks here.
01 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
1
Miss Patricia Martindale of Dayton will spend Labor Day with home folks here.
Miss Louise Caldwell left Tuesday for Corydon where she will teach this year.
Mr and Mrs L F Miller Dr and Mrs Emil Kenyon Mr and Mrs John Paul Mr and Mrs Fred Hines Mr and Mrs C O Keene Mr and Mrs Hadley Clark Mr and Mrs Floyd Hines and Mr and Mrs Lee Florea gathered Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan Drury on State Road 1 south of Milton for a surprise cooperative supper.
Mrs. Russell Miner and her children are spending the week with relatives at Lucerne, enjoying extended family time away from home.
Mrs R A Rinker of Indianapolis spent the past week with her sister Mrs Jennie Hockett.
Mrs Charles Fulton and Miss Valetta Bachmann attended a Republican rally in Washington Indiana on Friday and Saturday, showing active local engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cain of Economy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Jacksonburg in an informal evening gathering.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Cook of Knightstown visited relatives with Mr and Mrs Arthur Cook and family. Mr and Mrs C P Everett and Julia of Evansville returned home after visiting Mrs C M Smith and family. Matoaka Council No 58 meets at Red Men's hall Thursday at eight. Frank Buser of Connersville spent the weekend with daughter Mrs John Filson and family. Willis Kuster and daughter Juanita Ruth Dodson and Woody Conner visited Kirkland with Mr and Mrs Arthur Sims.
Richmond resident Joe Keever visits his parents south of town while Alma Alley studies voice at Earlham and Ruth Crosier pursues art instruction there. Numerous local families travel, host, or attend gatherings from Dublin to Greenville with illness, birthdays, dinners, and a Republican rally noted.
Babson Park Mass August 31 the column argues the Labor Day focus shifts to the widening gulf between employers and workers. It cites railroad wage debates and a letter from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen urging wage protection and criticizes labor leaders for seeking wage cuts while bondholders and banks fund railroads. It warns prosperity requires shared interest and cooperation between management and labor, urging unity on Labor Day.
Safetygrams urges motorists to stop picking up hitch-hikers. The columnist argues hitch-hikers are increasing and drivers should let them hike to avoid sudden stops and accidents. The piece contends letting hikers proceed will reduce dangers on the road.
The article discusses how Congress may raise funds in the next session. Some members favor heavier direct taxes on more citizens to boost business conditions. Others call for curbing government extravagance to ease the burden on families and job recovery.
The Cambridge City Jackson Town schools announce a 1 pm Friday opening for organization with pupils assembling at their buildings to receive book lists and start classes. Buses will operate 12 to 1 pm for rural pupils, with sessions ending around 2:30 pm.
Mrs. E. O. Beeson entertained luncheon guests Wednesday at the Beard Grille including Mrs. Ralph Worl Mrs. Hollace Hoover Mrs. Wilbur Pierce Mrs. C. B. Harter of Hagerstown and Mrs. Clifford Howard.
Miss Kathleen Ressler and Miss Ruth Dowden of Lizton spend the week at Leland Michigan enjoying a seaside holiday outing with local friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Everett and daughter Frances with Miss Charlotte Beeson spent Monday in Indianapolis.
E J Wilson to return to Miami Florida after visiting his mother Mrs Mary F Wilson and other relatives. Pearl Bertsch is recovering from an illness that lasted about a month.
Mrs. E. O. Beeson spends the final days of the week in Lafayette at the home of her daughter Mrs. F. H. Davis and family.
Mr and Mrs C M Howard attend the wedding and breakfast of Miss Coyita Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Armstrong and Walter Naglespach at the Central Church of Christ in Lima Ohio The bride is the niece of Mr Howard The Armstrongs had resided here several years with Mr Howard.
Mr and Mrs C B Carter and their son James from Chicago spent Tuesday with Mrs Carrie Murray and other relatives.
Mrs. Laura Richie and Mrs. Alice Parson learned of their brother Tom Hindman death at his Toledo home on Monday evening. Mrs. Parson departed Wednesday to attend services set for Thursday in Toledo.
Mrs. Tillie Maple returns to Detroit Michigan Friday after a month with her son Floyd Maple and other relatives in Milton Everton and Millville.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Braden attended the Braden family reunion at Memorial Park in New Castle on Sunday.
Hazel Rebekah Lodge No 34 will host the 39th district convention of Rebekah lodges on Monday September 12. The degree will be conferred on several candidates by the degree team from Dayton Ohio. All district lodge members are invited to attend the sessions.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Souer of Richmond visited the last of the week with her mother Mrs Minnie Stone cipher and other relatives.
The Young People's class of Pershing Evangelical church will sponsor a market Saturday morning at Sourbeer and Rodenberg store. The public is urged to attend and support the youthful organizers.
Harrison Township schools plan to open Friday at 9 a m to organize classes and issue book lists with a further opening next Tuesday morning. Transfers to Hagerstown high school must meet a 1 45 p m Friday bus for the opening. Local residents visit relatives across area as families attend gatherings and trips.
Miss Lorena Mae Clifton spends this week with Mr and Mrs Frank Rummel at Indianapolis detailing their hospitality and social visit in the city.
Mr and Mrs A G Cunningham entertained guests including Mr and Mrs B R Conner and son Woody, Mr and Mrs Willis Kuster and daughter Juanita of Cambridge City. Several families were noted visiting hospitals, vacations, and upcoming teaching assignments as local residents shared time with relatives and friends.
Germantown residents host and visit relatives in Cambridge City Richmond and Eaton Ohio as families gather for dinners birthdays and illness updates Mrs Nina Dexter hosts a dinner party in honor of her father Sherman Snapp and congratulates relatives Sherman Snapp er and Vernon Doddridge attend events Orville Lichty Wood Rocher shows gradual recovery from illness and multiple trips are noted for locals Mary June Harold and Grace Hunt are mentioned among weekend visits John Newbald plans a New England trip and Ed Sterling returns from Mays Station stay.
Mrs. Anna Peirce remodeled her Church street residence into a duplex and will reside there. Alfred Wiseman his wife and daughter returned Monday from Battle Creek Michigan. Margaret Conn er Leeta Conn er and Harry Ginn came home Sunday after a week in Wisconsin Michigan and Canada. James Worl and John T Stout of Paoli plan to leave next week for Weston Prep School near Philadelphia sponsored by the Friends.
Miss Mary Bertsch left Tuesday morning for Passaic New Jersey to join the school faculty this year. Mr and Mrs Hornley Boyd and family of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mrs Pearl Bertsch and other relatives. Mrs Roy Cauble returned to Marysville Kansas after several days with her sister Mrs E F Diffenderfer.
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