Lincoln H. S. Athletic Ass'n Reports 1933 34 Finances
The Lincoln high school Athletic Association released its financial statement for the term September 1 1933 to August 31 1934 detailing receipts from trophy money tournament sales state tourney tickets and various fund sources and expenditures across transportation equipment and officials costs with a net balance and note entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln H. S. Athletic Ass’n
Lincoln High School Athletic Association
Toro Thome
Benson
Morton Memorial
Ae Igor
Sone Core
Spiceland
Inci Aime Sactubata Ae
Centerville
Petty Cash
Richmond
First National Bank
H. S
H. L. Ginn
Wee Renta
Eugene Diffenderfer
Gale Robinson
Ce Herschel
Ammerma T. B. Fields
Gerald Huey
Dick Miller
W. R. Hemplei
Floyd Jester
Byron Bales
Fred Goat
Lowell Wicker
Brownsville
Mt. Summitt
Winchester Eis Centerville
Fountain City
Williamsburs
Airreeenris
Grigsby
Henderson
Ind
Univ
Dern Oe
Morton
Wayne Trust
Wilbur Allen
Ick
Milton Lewisville
Centerville Tourney
Tic Butler Univ
Coco
Lowe & Campbell
Kesslers
Melvin Golay
Sam Vigran
Brehm Company
Rush Medicine Co
Ed. Reynolds
Square Deal
L. A. Stamper
G. H. Wisener
Chad
Spalding Co
Johnson, Jeweler
Em-Roe Company
Bentonville Highlights and School Activities Summary
The Bentonville community hosted a Sunday homecoming at Robinson Chapel with a duet by Stella Faye and Ella Mae Staats. Bentonville high fell 9 to 2 to Alquina in softball. A Bentonville high tennis team will play in a Connersville tournament sponsored by the Y M C A next Saturday. Bentonville high elected officers across four classes with Manlove, Rusterholz, and Madison among leaders. Funds and numbers cited include 5.8, 0.0, 5.0, 2.5, 15.0, 10.0, 20.0, and 29.62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Staats
Robinson Chapel
Stella Faye
Ella Mae Staats
Bentonville
Alquina
Connersville
Bentonville High School
Russel Manlove
Billy Starr
Lewis Caldwell
LaVerne Myers
Josephine Walters
Elsie Hazelrigg
Jean Rusterholz
Golda Madison
Faye Walters
William Baker
Wayne Kea
Mary Louise Manlove
Merchants Down Milton 15 to 8 in Opening Game
Cambridge City Merchants belted 15 runs on 23 hits to defeat Milton Independents 15 8 at Milton park. Vanderbeck led with five hits while Neidiffer was the only Milton batter with an extra base. Harrison went the distance for Cambridge City. Jones and Moore worked for Milton. The series resumes Sunday with a potential third game to decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City Merchants
Milton Independents
Milton Park
Merchants
Milton Boys
Bill Harrison
Jones
Moore
Boydmen
Marley
Harrison
Cambridge City
Milton
R. Dickerson
Whipple
Vanderbeck
Cy Dickerson
Neidiffer
Conner
Garthwaite
Morleymen
Jacksonburg Items Highlight Homecoming and Local News
Sunday features a Jacksonburg homecoming service with a morning sermon and basket dinner followed by an afternoon program. The issue notes a two week revival led by Rev. A L Stamper, visitors from Rich Square and Hagerstown, college plans for Rhea Brooks, and local family travels and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Frances Jones
Stella Young
Rich Square
A. L. Stamper
Harold Young
W. R. Bertram
Cadiz
Everett Gray
George Gray
Dublin
Jesse Gray
Lewisville
Hugh Fagan
Herman Kingrey
Rhea Brooks
Earlham College
Carroll McCulough
Hagerstown
Fred Scott
Garl Ledbetter
Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Jones
Declan Dougherty
Ray Odom
Edith
Hester Dougherty
Herschel Ammerman
Indianapolis
Nash Lindley and Son
Harter
A A. Lindley
Lindley
Westfield
A. A. Lindley
Carr Farm
Bernice Hormel
Muncie
George Newburn
Richmond
Joe Brooks
Norma Taylor
Leo Schneider
Lawrence Schneider
Cambridge City
William Clark
William Clark Jr
Mary Reed
New Castle
Wayne Routh Returns From Florida Visit
Wayne Routh came back Saturday from West Palm Beach where he stayed several weeks with his parents.
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Wayne Routh
West Palm Beach
Florida
Mrs Martindale and Daughter Visit Larkin Hoover Family
Mrs. A. R. Martindale and her daughter Marjorie spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Hoover near Greensfork. Miss Janet Kirlin started Richmond Business College on Monday and will finish at the end of the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Martindale
Marjorie
Mrs. Larkin Hoover
Greensfork
Janet Kirlin
Richmond Business College
Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk will entertain her Bridge club at her home on West Church Street Wednesday afternoon of next week.
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Pearl VanBuskirk
West Church Street
Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk Hosts Bridge Guests Saturday
Mrs Pearl VanBuskirk entertained as Bridge guests Saturday evening with Mrs Fred Adrian, Mrs Ancil Williams, and Mrs George Brumfiel attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl VanBuskirk
Fred Adrian
Ancil Williams
George Brumfiel
Miss Violette Lamm Returns to Anderson
Miss Violette Lamm has returned to Anderson after spending the past week with Miss Mary Hinsky and other friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violette Lamm
Anderson
Mary Hinsky
Home Coming Service Program at Jacksonburg Church
Jacksonburg Indiana announces the annual home coming service on Sunday September 16. The program includes Sunday school at 9 30 with Walter Williams, Lord's Table and sermon by Rev Stamper at 10 30, basket dinner at noon, songs by the congregation at 1 30, various musical offerings by Betty Taylor Alberta Williams Joyle and Francis Ammerman and others, sermon by Rev G E Powers, and an evening service at 7 15 with the Schubert Male Quartet providing special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Ind
Jacksonburg Christian Church
Walter Williams
Stamper
I. C. O. F. Hall
Chapman
Betty Taylor
Alberta Williams
Voyle
Francis Ammerman
Mary Jean Daugherty
Cornet
Ernestta Craig Sermon
G. E. Powers
Schubert
Helen Hunt club opens 1934 35 at Paul cabin
The initial 1934 35 meeting of the Helen Hunt club was held at the Paul cabin on Monday with president Mrs. Willard Petro and hostesses Miss Elizabeth Paul and Mrs. Alvin Bertsch. A cooperative luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs. Harry McCrea of St. Louis and several Indiana leaders who spoke on federation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Club
Paul Cabin
Willard Petro
Elizabeth Paul
Alvin Bertsch
Harry McCrea
St. Louis
Fred Brookbank
Miles
Liberty
Fred Bell
Ed. Pitman
Rushville
Herbert Bard
Connersville
Wm. Huddleston
Milton
Petro
Brookbank
Sixth District Federation
Huddleston
Wayne County
Bell
Indiana
Robert Hicks
Community Socials and Visits Across Indiana
Germantown residents host Connersville and Middle Town visitors while other locals spend Sundays with neighbors in West Manchester Richmond and New Garden. Reunions, birthday celebrations and church group gatherings highlight a quiet weekend of social rounds among area families and friends.
Bomb in Wall Street Kills Thirty in 1979
A 1979 Wall Street bombing kills about thirty people and injures many, shaking financial district, investigators pursue suspects amid chaos.
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Wall Street
Creed of Faith in America and Its Demands
The speaker urges adherence to the U S Constitution and laws, praising a government by the people and the flag. He questions institutions that preach liberty yet back the NRA, urging all to live by the creed’s principles and defend the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Doddridge Home Economics invites Milton club to Sept 19
Milton Indiana. The Doddridge Home Economics club extends an invitation to the Milton Home Economics club for a meeting on Wednesday September 19. The event date has been changed from September 26 to September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ind
Doddridge Home Economics Club
Milton Home Economics Club
Conner Family Visits Relatives in Winchester Sunday
Mr and Mrs B R Conner and daughters Leeta Freeda and Margaret visited relatives and friends in Winchester on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Conner
Leeta, Freeda
Margaret
Winchester
Kuster Visits Worthington Couple in Ohio
Harry B. Kuster spends time with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Williams in Worthington Ohio as part of a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Kuster
Mrs. W. PD. Williams
Worthington, Ohio
Fred Otte Becomes New Rural Carrier on Route 2
Fred Otte of Hagerstown is transferred to Cambridge City to take over rural route 2 formerly served by Bruce Peters. Otte moves October 1 and train No. 27 will stop at the station at 6 18 a m to dispatch mail to Cambridge City, delivering earlier service to patrons on both city and rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Otte
Hagerstown
Cambridge City
Bruce Peters
Otte
Willard Petro
Chief Kawetahkesia Chippewa Chief Portrait
Tribune presents a photograph of Chief Kawetahkesia of the Chippewa tribe who died February 6, 1922 at age 137. The image, taken years before his death, is shown to readers and the public is invited to visit the office to view the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Joslin
Tribune
Kawetahkesia
Daughter Enters Indiana University with Lincoln High Credit
Mrs I J L Harmeier and Mrs Roy Copeland accompany daughter Miss Ruth Harmeier to Bloomington Indiana University where she wins a scholarship for credits earned at Lincoln High School She will also serve part time as librarian at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. L. Harmeier
Roy Copeland
Ruth Harmeier
Bloomington
Indiana University
Miss Harmeier
Lincoln High School
University
Frank Duff Named Head Coach at Middletown High School
Middletown Indiana September 11 Frank Duff a former Cambridge City star and Purdue athlete was named head coach of Middletown high school He succeeds Percy Hoffner who died Saturday Duff played college football at Purdue and previously starred at Cambridge City indicating a sports leadership appointment following Hoffner's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ind
Frank Duff
Cambridge City Star
Purdue
Percy
Mike) Hoffner
Rauch Cigar Co Reunion Set for September 16 in Connersville
Fifth annual reunion of former Rauch Cigar Co. employees of Cambridge City to be held at Roberts Park in Connersville on Sunday September 16. Former employees and families invited with a basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauch Cigar Co
Cambridge City
Roberts Park
Connersville
Friday Night Club Opens New Year With Social at Brower Home
The Friday Night Club starts the year with a social at the home of Mr and Mrs Campbell Brower this Thursday evening. Men will run the event while women are honored guests. An engaging program has been prepared by the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Brower
Browning Family Moves Into West Main Home
C Earl Browning and family relocate this week to the residence formerly occupied by Aldo Cain on West Main Street. Mr Cain and his family have moved to Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Earl Browning
Aldo Cain
West Main Street
Mr. Cain
Dublin
Funeral of A A Conarroe Held at Modoc
Mr and Mrs Clifford Howard attended the funeral of A A Conarroe a long time funeral director in the area who served for forty five years. He died suddenly from a heart attack at Modoc on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Howard
Modoc
Conarroe
Local Visitors Mentioned in Weekend Gatherings
George Bell of Indianapolis visited friends here over the weekend. Mrs. Arvel Boyd has entertained as guests the past week her sisters from South Solon, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Indianapolis
Arvel Boyd
South Solon, Ohio
Voice of Inspiration column and community notices
The column presents letters and local notices from Cambridge City area residents. It mentions meetings of the M. E. Missionary Society, family visits across Indiana, state fair attendance, farm and garden club activities, and social updates from families like the Verburgs, Freads, and Crawfords with neighbors in Richmond and Indianapolis. It also includes questions to the Voice of Inspiration and reply poems and moral guidance geared to family life and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Tan
Hay Worth, Jr
Local Social Notes and Huddleston-Myers Reunion
Mil ton area social items note visits by Mrs Calvin Davis and Jessie Lane Hylton and a Chicago trip by Mrs May Coyne and Ruth Doddridge. It announces the engagement of Ansel Revilee to Anna Marie Walsh and lists guests at a Shack dinner. The Huddleston-Myers reunion drew 150 at Creitz park with a full program and officers elected for 194? duties. next reunion planned for Memorial Park New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Davis
Richmond
Julian Davis
Milton
Jessie Lane Hylton
Arba
Williamsburg
May Coyne
Ruth Joan Doddridge
Blanche Baughman
Baughman
Chicago
Ansel Revilee
Jesse Revilee
Anna Marie Walsh
Philadelphia
Huddleston-Myers
Creitz Park
Wm. Huddleston
Will Floyd
Nugent
Lewisville
Huddleston
Floyd
Leroy Huddleston
Indianapolis
Raymond Cole
LaVern
Helen Barnard
Elisha Myers
Wayne Myers
Clifford Hoover
Hall
James Crimm
Caroline Myers
Mabel Myers
Memorial Park
New Castle
Mr and Mrs Fred Adrian Visit Near New Castle
Mr and Mrs Fred Adrian spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clint Millikan near New Castle, sharing time and hospitality in a quiet countryside visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Adrian
Mrs
Clint Millikan
New Castle
Paul Seffrin Visits Indianapolis Guest of Miss Rose Wall
Paul Seffrin spent over Sunday in Indianapolis as the guest of Miss Rose Wall. Mr and Mrs Wm Wyer of Connerville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C A Wyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Seffrin
Indianapolis
Rose Wall
Paul
Wm. Wyer
Connersville
C. A. Wyer
Oakland City Woman Visits Daughter’s Home for Dinner Guests
Mrs. Mary Johnson of Oakland City spends time at her daughter Mrs. L W Arburn’s home. Mrs. Arburn hosts dinner Wednesday with Mrs. Larue Chappel and her son, both of Oakland City.
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Mary Johnson
Oakland City
L .W. Arburn
Arburn
Larue Chappel
Dahlia and Gladiola Show at Dublin Legion Home
Dublin Legion Auxiliary sponsors Orie E. Ohler's Dahlia and Gladiola exhibit at the Legion home on Sunday September 16. The display includes a reproduction of the C. S. Kitterman home steps and fence in Cambridge City. Assisting are Miss Weaver of Bentonville and Mr. Knipp of Milton. Doors open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Admission is 10 cents for child welfare work of the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Dublin Legion Auxiliary
Orie E. Ohler
Legion Home
Oler
C. S. Kitterman
Cambridge City
Miss Melba Chiarenza Heads to Ward Belmont College
Miss Melba Chiarenza leaves Tuesday for Ward Belmont college. A handkerchief shower and bridge party at Janet Kirlin's home honored her last Thursday evening. Scores went to Mrs Floyd Johnson, Miss Violette Lamm, and Miss Chiarenza. Guests included Mrs Johnson, Miss Lamm, Miss Chiarenza, Mrs Paul Gilbert, Miss Martha Groff of Richmond, and other friends Hazel Hubbard, Helen Drischel, Marjorie Fetters, Eleanor Hughes, and Mary Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Chiarenza
Ward- Belmont College
Mary Hinsky
Janet Kirlin
Floyd Johnson
Violette Lamm
Chiarenza
Johnson
Miss Lamm
Paul Gilbert
Martha Groff
Richmond
Hazel Hubbard
Helen Drischel
Marjorie Fetters
Eleanor Hughes
Mary Allen
Hageman Family Dinner Guests From New Madison Ohio
Mr and Mrs C F Hageman hosted guests Sunday including Mrs Elva Hageman Mrs Ella Roberts and Miss Loucille Hageman of New Madison Ohio and Mr and Mrs Hugh R Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hageman
Elva Hageman
Ella Roberts
Loucille Hageman
New Madison
Ohio
Hugh R. Foss
Memorial services by the Eastern Star urged attendees
Memorial services will be held by the Eastern Star at the stated meeting this Thursday evening. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Mrs Lee Post Returns Home After Week with Sister
Mrs Lee Post of Fostoria Ohio returns home after spending the past week with her sister Mrs Andrew Allen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Post
Fostoria
Ohio
Mrs
Andrew Allen
Social Union gathers at M E parsonage afternoon
The Social Union was entertained at the M. E. parsonage Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Harrison hosting, assisted by Mrs. Charles Hageman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Union
M. E. Parsonage
W. H. Harrison
Charles Hageman
Pritchards Move from Johnston Property to Anderson
Mr and Mrs Will Pritchard relocate from the Johnston property on Gay street to Anderson where he has found employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pritchard
Johnston
Gay Street
Anderson
Mercer Family Spends Weekend with McGuire Household
Mr and Mrs Carl Mercer and their family from Connersville visited Mr and Mrs M P Mc Guire for the weekend, sharing time and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mercer
Connersville
M. P. McGuire
Beeson Guest at Worl Home for Bridge Club Visit
Mrs. E. O. Beeson visited the home of Mrs. Ralph Worl in Hagerstown on Wednesday afternoon as a guest of the Bridge club of which Mrs. Wogfl is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Beeson
Ralph Worl
Hagerstown
Bridge Club
Wogfl
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Secrest Home
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Hill-Edwards
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Ross Parker
Cairo
Henry Hudson
New York Harbor
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Lincoln H. S
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Ada Perry
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Earth
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Jule May
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Ed. Marshal
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