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J p*J* It to ftmU to the state itiflea by a mating at the etec-endment is up. neasune amend -3n can be passed people who rote?ndmentPorter of Deer Creek a daughter, Barbara . . . Mrs. Nancy Mull In celebrates 80th birthday.WHO’S WHO IN CARROLL COUNTYaverage uie ia*r wvaaround 10 per cent.ble amendments past because of .he voters. Many investigate the and they were niiUcians simply a manner those s proposed were ote actually remargin in favor fment.MR. AND MRS. FRANK KENNEDYthese was the tax amendment. 11 over the state ► 1, but because vote either way, ts failure to pass L Imposed which rlly on the poorbant than wouldThe income tax eople who could nd who axe still cost under them should not be especially ■ft. about it ual vote on an not intelligent i the merits or d cnange in the id have no right improvement inrtup the Indiana r one of the most f government to dtad States. And is not as conciseition. More law stats eonstitu-than was abeo-ks not very flex-rests have found re from the few Supreme court the people as a111 the people of and allow this amendment goes ►, people for their se that it Is car-ture the Indiana i easily amended and of theMr. and Mrs Frank Kennedy, of Rockfield, both descendants of pioneer Carroll county families, last October celebrated their fiftythird wedding anniversary. Mr. Kennedy has been a member of the Odd Fellows lodge in Rockfield longer than any other member. # ,This estimable old couple live in their own house near the business district of Rockfield. The Delphi Journal has been in their family since they were marriedMr. Kennedy was born in Rock Creek township, two miles east of Rockfield. on November 23. 1857. the son of James M. and Jane (Brown) Kennedy, who settled there in the early years. He attended the Cree school near there. He joined the Odd Fellows lodge in 1879, eleven years after Its organisation In that city. He has been promoted through all the offices.Mrs. Kennedy was born three miles east of Delphi on August 2nd. 1863. the daughter of Jacob and Emellne (Itskln) Wlngard. Her grandfather. Samuel Wingard. was one of the early settlers. Her education was giyen her at the Sharp Point school on the Camden-Delphi road. ; .Except for seventeen months spent in Wichita. Kansas, they have resided in Rock Creek township their entire life. Both are members of the Rock-flled Presbyterian church.Their children are: Roy Kennedy. Insurance agent of Lafayette; Mrs. Nola Finney, of Flora; James Kennedy, of Flora; Mrs. Arvel Flora, of Flora; Mrs. Russell Logan of Rockfield, and J. R. Kennedy with the National Refining company at Columbus, Ohio.Their 10 grandchildren are: Claude Kennedy, employed with the R. C . A plant at Rocky Point, New York; Eva Lingey of Murphysburg. Illinois; Mrs. Laurel Smith, of Flora; Mrs. Gardner Martin of Burrows; Robert and Phyllis Gene Logan, of Rockfield; Mary Fin-t ney. of Flora; Lee and Wilma Flora * and Nora Kennedy of Flora.The four great grandchildren are: Max and Billy Martin and Jack and Joan Smith. Mrs. Emma Thomas of Wichita, Kansas is a sister of Mrs. Kennedy.tributes of any that written by for John Mount, rved It. His life le of how a maciiDeaths Outside Carroll CountyTippecanoe county: Mrs. HelenSkfies. 30, Battle Ground: Harold Am-stutx, 18 Pettit: Mrs. Dianna PlsheT,And Flora won th urday over Camden, other story for th Flora’s record the p has been very impi was Flora 21, CamdeiEverybody in the lt;lng the sectional toi to be one of the best ever held. Delphi. ! appear to be about Indications. Burling are not far behind, » five have a chance ment. Cutler's shwlt; field in the Rossvlll place the former in i than formerly. ‘ ;mNext week the n county teams play what before has alwi worth watching. 1 those usually there.rs. jHe -tva rt irtnatibl itTmlJ jjRil4( IJMIwlmentg.RANDOM SHOTI point man In the Yo den game. . . . Pan best for Flora in fix best for Rossvllle and against Ross villi and Brown. . . . TU of subs trying to sti 8 Ink and Sprinkle went best for Cutiei . . . Buck Creek cm nice win. . . . Carr be getting too old. they lost with Wsi alumni and Stonebi school . . . Martin, did the dirty work i year, went strong alt; . . . Ticen was hlgl Burlington, Wednesirick with seven wasHats off to the I school boys. They honor these days wl Juniors of Loganspc have won five and 1Here's an inter* Tommy Viney fro Journal. Viney cox township north of father is especially Carroll county base!MORE ORCHIDS “Always there sei one player on the Mi hails from that be or seven miles so called Yeoman. Th tion for there com a lad christened To my has been out for
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Delphi Journal
Delphi, Indiana, US
Thu, Jan 24, 1935
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