27 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
1
The G O P holds an afternoon and evening rally in Connersville with ex Gov Harding as the noon speaker and Sen Arthur R Robinson as the evening speaker. Democrats plan a large Richmond meeting in the evening. Both events aim for capacity crowds as Indiana heads toward the election.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Howard and Mr and Mrs Charles Moore of Connersville attended the District Funeral Directors convention at Parker Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Morrow entertained the members of the Dinner club on Tuesday evening and the Past Matron's club of the O E S on Friday evening last week.
Miss Linnie Hatfield of Greens fork spent Thursday and Friday of last week as the house guest of Mrs. Roy Copeland.
Mr and Mrs Charles Doney of Lewisville spent Saturday with his sisters Mrs Mildred Doney and Mrs E L Locke in a family gathering.
Mrs. Everette Stratton of Muncie spent the week ending with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Stratton. Their son Paul Stratton joined them Sunday at the A. T. O. house on the Purdue campus.
Germantown residents attended Charite club party at Miss Ruth Dodson home in Cambridge City. Numerous gatherings include dinners and birthday celebrations for Miss Ruth Faucett, Miss Maggie Wise, and Alberta Hutchens. Guests span communities from Indianapolis to Richmond with multiple church and club events noted across the week.
A lone viewer on a hill watches a quiet valley and hears a child’s laugh from below. The moment inspires the speaker to share in the lives of neighboring families and walk by with “Man with the hoe.”
A reader asks about job prospects and finances, romance, and a broken relationship. The columnist promises no immediate change in work but predicts a wage rise and future relief, then offers guidance about loneliness, self-improvement, and hopeful paths, concluding with supportive verse.
Local items note the Jolly Ten club will meet next Tuesday evening October 2 with Mr. and Mrs. Park Ammerman. Various visits and gatherings are listed including Frances Jones of Rich Square staying with Helen Jones and a birthday party for Marilyn Worl.
Mr and Mrs C A Wagner were summoned to Morristown on Sunday due to the death of his mother.
Mr and Mrs Perry Paul and their son from Muncie spent the weekend with home folks, joined by Mrs Frank Rummel of Indianapolis for the visit.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wilmore and daughter Catherine of Dayton Ohio join Mr and Mrs Will Snider for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Larkin Hoover of near Greensfork also visit Mr and Mrs Alpheus Martindale for meals.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hodson and Mr and Mrs William Oldham visited Richmond Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herbert Hodson and daughter. Mrs Pauline Widner visits relatives near Modoc and in Hagerstown for two weeks. Miss Eva Beeson and Miss Mary Ellen Biehl of Bentonville stayed as house guests of Mrs Hazel Kirlin over the weekend.
Mrs Harry Thompson acted as hostess of a 500 club gathering held Tuesday evening at her residence within the Central hotel. Attendees shared the card game and chatted in a social round.
Mr and Mrs Van Arsdal of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio were dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr and Mrs Harry Bachmann Mrs Charles Close entertained a number of friends Thursday evening with a dinner party honoring her husband s birthday Mr and Mrs Eldon Myers of Connersville Mr and Mrs Perry Paul and son of Muncie were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Vioma Paul and son Arvel
Mr and Mrs Floyd Daniels and their son spent Saturday with his aunt Miss Agnes Daniels in Millville.
Mrs. Margaret Wright hosted 500 guests Tuesday as the community notes a new hunting law. The piece details license requirements, three day a week limits, federal duck stamp need, and trespass rules impacting local hunters.
Milton items report Lloyd Heller attending a Thursday Richmond teachers meeting. Wilson high seniors organize officers. new move from Dayton to Evansville noted. Dahlias on display at Jones hardware rooms. Local families visit and host in Richmond Spencer Glenwood and Cincinnati. The October Valley Grove Cemetery Association meeting, church unions planned, and several club gatherings described.
William Bruckart, Tribune writer behind Washington Digest, drew fire from two local businessmen last week. A Republican complained of Johnson and Roosevelt content while a Democratic businessman claimed excessive Republican bias. The editor plans to continue the feature unless further objections arise.
Miss Elizabeth Seffrin left Wednesday for Chicago where she will spend a week attending A Century of Progress exhibition events and tours.
Community updates list residents and visitors including Mrs Eaton, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Moore, Mrs Bradway, and others. Social events feature M E Aid Society activities, fish fries, bridge parties, club meetings, hospital stories, and family visits among residents with several traveling to Indianapolis Dayton Troy Falmouth and Cambridge City.
Bentonville Indiana prepares for the annual carnival on Thursday night October 4. King and Queen contest leads Josephine Walters with 124 votes and Mary Louise Manlove with 120. Crowning follows the jitney supper at 5 30 and shows begin at 7. School rooms perform Mother Goose Earth Magic Betty Patch Strike Style Show and more.
Mrs Lillian Roberts of New Castle spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Homer Smith staying for several hours and visiting in their home.
Mr and Mrs Guy Littell of Chicago return from an Eastern trip and visit Mrs Geo Callaway and other friends here on Monday.
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