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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

Page

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Cambridge City Greys in Hoosier Buckeye league race

The Cambridge City Greys sit at one win and one loss in the Hoosier Buckeye league with five teams in contention: Milton, Richmond A C, Dixon Ohio, and the Merchants. Last Sunday's scoreless details show the Greys defeating Dixon, Ohio, as Milton leads the contest standings and a next Sunday matchup looms against the Boston nine at Boston school grounds.

Cambridge City Greys Hoosier Buckeye Milton Boston Richmond A. C.’s Dixon Ohio Greys Merchants Dixon Aba Arne AB & Aa

Local Social News Includes Visits and Travel

Mr. and Mrs. Graffis visit relatives in Richmond on Saturday. Various extended family visits occur including Showalter Teegarden in Liberty and Archie Wills in Cambridge City. Albert Hess funeral in Indianapolis. others entertainments and gatherings across Richmond Jacksonburg Creitz park and nearby towns.

Thomas Graffis Richmond Bert Showalter Bert Teegarden Liberty Grace Hunt Archie Wills Cambridge City Henry Wills

Westside Cemetery Association elects officers

The Westside Cemetery Association announces new officers: Mrs. Gertrude Manlove president, Mrs. Alice Hess vice president, Mrs. Laura Warren secretary, Mrs. Ida Higham corresponding secretary, Mrs. Anna Small treasurer, with Mesdames Lula Beeson, Anna Small, and Jesse Moore on the executive committee. A meeting is set for Monday, October 11 at Mrs. Lula Warren’s home.

Westside Cemetery Association Gertrude Manlove Alice Hess Laura Warren Ida Higham Anna Small Mesdames Lula Beeson Jesse Moore Lula Warren Floyd Larson Embroidery Wilson School Mesdames Lafe Myers Walter Templin Edward Wilson Frank du Gramut Charles Kirlin Elsie Hert C. P. Hert Indianapolis Hert Bis Dan Hess Earl Gehring J. C. Kellam Elizabeth Kimmel Alvin Lowry Harvey Custer Centerville Custer Kellam

Building Boom Faltering and Construction Costs Rise

Babson argues the housing boom stalled as construction costs jumped about 16 percent in a year, squeezing demand. He estimates 7.5 million unemployed, with roughly 3 million tied to building trades, and notes home costs rising from 5000 to 5800 dollars without wage gains.

United States Department of Labor

Our Bill of Rights by Raymond Pittc Airn

Raymond Pittc Airn argues the 150th anniversary of the Constitution and the 200-year milestone of the Bill of Rights highlight enduring freedoms. He contrasts American rights with overseas oppression and stresses the need for an independent judiciary to defend liberty.

Raymond Pitc AIRN America United States

Bentonville School Notes Preview Busy Week Activities

In Bentonville a busy school week features students studying varieties of garden flowers during Nature Study, second graders exploring airplanes with a classroom illustration used as a border, and grades 4 5 and 6 achieving perfect attendance. Senior officers elected include Lu cille Suttle Raymond Cole Mary Louise Manlove Esther Golay. Junior officers Kerneath Kenneth Clifton Thel a Madison, Sophomores Opal Lamberson Glenn Cole Rene Rea, Freshmen Arnold Applegeet Marjorie Powell Cheslegh Stant. Sophomore initiation scheduled with Sophomore class, reading high school alumni visiting, PTA met with pitch in supper for new teachers.

Jack Lucille Suttle Raymond Colece Mary Louise Manlove Teasurer Esther Golay Marceille Long Kenneth Clifton Thela Madison Opal Lamberson Glenn Cole Eurene Rea Arnold Applegeet Marjorie Powell Cheslegh Stant Sophorhofe Jeanne Rusterholz Knotts Purdue Connersville Miss Elliott Powell Ies Gai Clifton Lucille Sutaar

Mrs. Mary E. Leavitt Dies. Survived by Family

Mrs. Mary E. Leavitt aged 81 died last Thursday at home of daughter Mrs Anna Smith in Dublin. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Smith of Dublin and Mrs Ethel Weber, two sons John of Miami and Charles of Gosport, brother James M Allison of Indianapolis, and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral was held Monday at Howard Funeral Home, burial Crowell Cemetery Indianapolis.

Mary E. Leavitt Anna Smith Dublin Daughers Smith Ethel Weber John Miami Florida Charles Gosport James M Allison Indianapolis Howard Funeral Home Crowill Cemetery

Girl Reserves Close Membership Drive With Social Night

The Girl Reserves ended their membership drive with a roast at Miz Royce Hunnicutt’s home last Friday night. The event featured fire songs and games after the roast, with plans to announce winter activities later. Attendees included Charlotte Beeson Ruth Chapman Ev Bertsch Mary Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Norma Beeler Virginia Jonas Maxine Smith Joa Sind Edith Graffis Martha nna Wiss er Mavis McGrady Marjorie Ellen Rush Coyeta Conklin Colleen Bralen Mary Clark Dorothy Snyder Charlene Scheidler Doris Newkirk Mary R Kennedy Frances Everett Mildred Snyder Betty Wilson Betty Jane Snyder Louise Haight Virginia Showman Joris Mason Maxine Wickes Betty Bowman Geraldine Bowman Alice avis Dorothy Strehmier Dorothy Henley Marjorie Roberts Marguerite Polk Wally Rose Creager Clara Johnson Lorena Clifton Helen Clifton Lorena Shutz Lillian Rogers and hostesses Janet and Joyce Hunnicutt.

Weiner Miz Royce Hunnicutt Charlotte Beeson Ruth Chapman Ev: Bertsch Mary Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Norma Eileen Beeler Virginia Jonas Maxine Smith Joasind Edith Graffis Marthanna Wisser Mavis McGrady Clara Johnson Lorena Mae Clifton Helen Clifton Lorena Shutz Lillian Rogers Janet and Joyce Hunnicutt

Rochester and Lima Couples Share Monday Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stull of Rochester Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler of Lima Ohio were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howard and their son.

L. E. Stull Rochester, Minn Roy Wheeler Lima Ohio Clifford Howard and Son

Centerville Shower Honors Mrs Harvey Custer Niece of Mrs Braden

Mrs Clifford Braden and her daughter attended a Saturday shower in Centerville honoring Mrs Harvey Custer, who is the niece of Mrs Braden.

Clifford Braden Centerville Harvey Custer Braden

Harters Visit Sulphur Springs Couple

Dr and Mrs Will Harter of Sulphur Springs visited Monday at the home of Mrs Howard Whiteley.

Will Harter Sulphur Springs Howard Whiteley

Dayton Couple Visits Ancil Williams Family

Mr and Mrs C L Russell and daughters from Dayton Ohio spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ancil Williams in a social visit.

Rees Couple Visited Relatives Near Orange

Mr and Mrs Elmer Rees spent Sunday with relatives near Orange. Mrs Eugene Diffenderfer spent Tuesday in Indianapolis with friends from Chicago.

Elmer Rees Orange Eugene Diffenderfer Indianapolis Chicago

Friends Open 117th Indiana Yearly Meeting in Richmond

The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends begins its 117th annual session in Richmond this Tuesday. The five day event runs 9 am to 5 pm with public sessions and notable foreign visitors including Baron Cadbury and delegates from England Ireland and New Zealand.

Friends Indiana F. Mary Hadley Charing Cross Herbert C. Wood Birmingham Woodbrook Hulsean Cambridge John and Dorothy E. Johnson New Zeaand Sharan S. Singha India The Dublin Friends Church

Jacksonburg Rural Church Events and Visits Notice

Jacksonburg items list upcoming church homecoming on October 10 with a noon basket dinner and program. District Rebekah Association meets in the I O O F hall with supper by the Ladies Aid. Local visits include the Hormels in Cambridge City and Jacobs in Pershing. Jacksonburg Home Economics club meets October 1 at Mrs. Clayton Dougherty’s.

Frank Jacobs Verne DeHays Pershing Jacksonburg

Local social notes from Dublin and nearby towns

Mrs Horace Ellenberger and others spent time in Indianapolis while friends and relatives visited across Dublin Bentonville Richmond and Cambridge City. University students and residents including Elizabeth Cooper and Russell Clifton joined weekend gatherings with local families and a Posey Home Economics club meeting with nineteen members and nine guests.

C. H. Staats Robert Manlove Bentonville Clinton Fread Richmond Frank Scott John Scott Hugh Fagan Jacksonburg Gerald Murphy A. G. Cunningham Cambridge City B .R. Conner Russell Clifton John Peterson Indiana University Roy Davis Nat Moore Charles Knipe Posey Charles Groves Elmer Rees Elizabeth Pride Leslie Hall William Pickering Lucreta Mann

Friends Orchestra To Play At Indiana Yearly Meeting

Dublin Indiana The Friends church orchestra led by Garrell Shumaker has been invited to perform at the Indiana Yearly Meeting now in session in Richmond. The program on Friday evening is in charge of Religious Education. The group has played in local churches and will soon give a recital and sacred concert at the Dublin Friends church.

Dublin Ind Friends Church Orchestra Garrell Shumaker Indiana

Principles of our Constitution Protecting Against Despotism

The piece argues that constitutional principles guard liberty by making the people sovereign, limiting government powers, dividing authority among three branches, upholding the Constitution as supreme law, and creating a Supreme Court to enforce it. It parallels enduring truth with the Ten Commandments and urges active preservation.

Supreme Court

Overbeck Pottery Atelier Exhibit At Local Library

Overbeck Pottery displays at the Indiana State Fair and at the local library building invite the public to view this collection of pottery made locally by Overbeck.

Overbeck Pottery Overbeck

Huntington Park Guests Return Home After Visit

Mr and Mrs B F Garthwaite of Huntington Park California, guests of her brother Harry Demaree and wife, returned home Thursday. Chauncey Myers and family, Jason Newlin and Mae Kenyon of Carmel were dinner guests Sunday of Dr and Mrs Emil Kenyon. Mrs Robert Dill of Richmond spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Furgason.

B. F. Garthwaite Huntington Park Calif Harry Demaree Chauncey Myers Jason Newlin Mae Kenyon Carmel Emil Kenyon Robert Dill Richmond Raymond Furgason

Fort Wayne Weekend Visits From Brown and Buser Families

Mr and Mrs J B Brown of Fort Wayne visited their son Harry Brown at the home of Mr and Mrs E C Carey. Mr and Mrs Frank Buser and Mr and Mrs Carl Buser with family from Connersville spent the weekend in Fort Wayne with Mr and Mrs John Filson.

Mrs. J. B. Brown Fort Wayne Harry Brown E. C. Carey Frank Buser Carl Buser Connersville John Filson

Meredith Home Economics Club Meeting Planned

The Virginia Meredith Home Economics club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Smith for an informal gathering and discussion.

Virginia Meredith Home Economics Club Frank Smith

Mrs Foster Scudder And Lillian Young Visit Here

Mrs Foster Scudder of Knights Town and Mrs Lillian Young of Rushville spent Wednesday visiting friends in town.

Foster Scudder Knightstown Lillian Young Rushville

Richmond Woman Visits Parents Overnight

Mrs Will Drischel of Richmond spent the night as an overnight guest with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm H Doney.

Will Drischel Richmond Wm. H. Doney

Keene couple spend weekend in Lynn with Swains

Mr and Mrs C O Keene spent over the weekend in Lynn visiting the Swain family parents of Mrs Keene, Mr and Mrs William Swain.

Mrs. C. O. Keene Lynn Mrs William Swain

Bridge Guests Attend Home Afternoon in Hagerstown

Mrs Ed Beeson and Mrs Clif ford Howard were guests of Mrs Ralph Worl at her Hagerstown home on Wednesday afternoon for bridge.

Ed, Beeson Clifford Howard Ralph Worl Hagerstown

J Cleary Brought Home From St Vincent's Hospital

J Cleary was discharged to return home Saturday after treatment at St Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis.

J. Cleary St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis

Mrs Clarence Ingermann Visits Connersville Friends

Mrs. Clarence Ingermann of Connersville will spend today with friends here.

Clarence Ingermann Connersville

Neighborly Club to Meet at Hunt Home Near Dublin

The Neighborly club plans a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. John Hunt located north of Dublin. The event invites members to convene for a social session and light activities in the early part of the week.

John Hunt Dublin

Mrs Mulvaney Guests With Krone Couple In Columbus

Mrs. George Mulvaney of Columbus Ohio was an overnight guest Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Krone in Columbus Ohio during a social visit with local hosts and family friends.

George Mulvaney Columbus, Ohio Robert Krone

Mrs J C Dodson Ruth Dodson and Woody Conner Visit Connersville

Mrs J C Dodson and her daughter Ruth along with Woody Conner visited relatives in Connersville on Sunday.

J. C. Dodson Ruth Woody Conner Connersville

Toppin Family Visits Judkins in Richmond

Mr and Mrs John Toppin and their daughters of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Judkins.

John Toppin Richmond Wm. Judkins

Ladies accompany Wiseman and Arburn to McMurray College

Mrs A H Wiseman and Mrs L W Arburn escort Miss Betty Wiseman and Miss Rosemary Arburn to McMurray College in Illinois on Monday.

A. H. Wseman L. W Arburn Betty Wiseman Rosemary Arburn McMurray College Illinois

Local social notes from Richmond area

Mrs. Jacob Ingermann and Mrs. Ray Hinsky visited relatives in Richmond on Friday. Mrs. Minnie Stonecipher hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sauer of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Filby, and Mrs. Harvey O'Hara of Indianapolis. Mrs. Ralph Boyd returned home from the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Miss Ella Callahan of Chicago and Miss Jean Callahan of Indianapolis came home Sunday after staying with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loeb and Mrs. J. W. Jones in Lewisville.

Ferne Wines Charles Theobald Connersville Andrew Theobald Earl Wyrick Richmond Jacob Ingermann Ray Hinsky Minnie Stonecipher Elmer Sauer Harold Filby Harvey O’hara Indianapolis Ralph Boyd Methodist Hospital Ella Callahan Chicago Jean Callahan Charles Loeb J. W. Jones Lewisville

Miss Laura Straub to Return to Indianapolis for Winter

Miss Laura Straub will return to Indianapolis for the winter after spending the summer at the home of Mrs. Flora Henwood.

Laura Straub Indianapolis Flora Henwood

Miss Wright Injured. Hartley Dies In Collision North Of New Castle

Miss Jane Wright of Paris NL sustained serious injuries in a Saturday night auto crash north of New Castle. She rode with Richard Harding of Richmond from Muncie to New Castle. Jack Hartley of New Castle died, and the Hartley car occupants Harding Morris and another rider suffered serious injuries. both cars were destroyed.

Don Wright Paris Raymond Furguson Jane Wright Mark Morris Misseen Sebel

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