Weekly Rockfield News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Wayne Brechbiel visits relatives in Talianay olis. Ida Faye Samiers spends Sunday in Logansport with Fred Sanders. Roy Phere and family visit Floyd Groner. Glenn Fincher visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Fincher. Retired judge Morris Crites vacationed with Mrs Emma to. Rockfield School furnace contract awarded to Well Hatton of Monticello. Mrs Emma Daniels serious after operation and high blood pressure. Presbyterian Social Union plans August ice cream social.
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Ida Faye Samiers
Loegansport
Fred Sanders
Roy Phere
Floyd Groner
Rockfield
Well Hatton
Monticello
Roy Krantz
Andrews
Everett Little
Misees Hileen
Mary Wailima
Presbyterian Simuday School
Roth's Park
Montivello
Albert Wires
John Phillips
Spencer
Roy Thomas
Hazel
Mary Wilma Marchal
Wayne
Emma Daniels
Monroe Brechbiel
J. W Miller
Robert Bunch
Indianapolis
Miller
Lake Wawasee
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter Smith
Truman Sanders
Hossiess
Sarah
Mary Martin
Bluejay Attacks Deer Creek Girl
Nine year old Mary Frances Seward was severely lacerated on the head when a bluejay attacked her while she picked beans in a garden near Camden. Adults intervened and the girl was found bleeding and rescued in time.
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Mary Frances Seward
C. M. Seward
Deer Creek
Luther Coher
Camden
Doty Hobaugh Delphos Wedding at Methodist Parsonage
The article reports the wedding of Delphos residents Henry Hobaugh and Delphia Mroanar, officiated by Rev. Wathan Daw at the Soaveloek Methodist parsonage. Attendants include twins and family members with the groom a steward on the Methodist church. The ceremony linked to the two families and local names.
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Henry Hobaugh
Delpho
Vis Livell
Doty
Pamrow
Soaveloek
Ree
Wathan Daw
Dlobauph
Wa Prange
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Delphie Mroanar
Hotaieh
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Dels Pave Teebaugh
Ste. Hobangel
Ane Wallis Voor
Camden Community Club Elects Secretary in Regular Meeting
A regular Camden Community Club session elected Harold Faker as secretary treasurer. The group formed a committee to review Saturday night drawing programs and attractions. Harold Wryart and Berkshire were named to lead investigations, with a follow up meeting planned for Monday at Bakers Unadwire.
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Aion
Harold Faker
Tress Nied
Labwgece
Yvemur
Giavacaney
Achsenson
Harold Wryart
Berkshire
Clibe
Bakers
Farm Bureau Plans Pienie Event in Corradi County
A committee works on plans for the pienie to be held in Corradi County in late August. Details on time, place and speaker will be announced soon.
Sunday Guests Visit Local Families
Carl Raber and family along with Jiandis and family visited Orville Winkle and family on Sunday. John Paul Fabianske is visiting at the Monroe Brechbiel home.
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Carl Raber
Sanily
Jiandis
Dinate Link
Wif
Carol
Gareu Frantz
Orville Winkle
John Paul Fabianske
Monroe Brechbiel
Indiana Housing Act Debates Signal National Focus
A fragmented discussion outlines proposals tied to the federal Housing Act, highlighting funding for construction and modernization. References mention borrowers, lenders, and large volumes of towns and counties seeking loans, with emphasis on program expenditures and potential delays.
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Vic Eve Ie
Pasi
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Anbeunbeeme Map Reunites Ora Clouse and John Mummert
Ora Me Clouse of Los Angeles formerly Claudreston and John H. Mummert of Walton wed in the auditorium of the First Methodist Church in Chicago. The groom is the son of Mrs. Kate Studebaker of Flora and half-brother of H. I. Studebaker of Delphi. They reside at Mummert's Walton farm and welcome friends there.
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Ora Me Clouse
Los Angeles
Cali
Claudreston
John HH. Mauiaert
Walton
First Methodist Church
Chicago
Mr. Mummert
Kate Studebaker
Flora
H. I. Studebaker
Delphi
Unclear Historical Coop School Attendance in Fran Carroll County
Fragmentary OCR notes list numerous names and places in Fran Carroll County. It mentions attendance at a cooperative school and references individuals, counties, and local figures, with multiple garbled phrases and disjointed terms throughout.
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Carroll County
Parrett Babe Died Suddenly at Birthday Party
Seven week old Joseph Dean Parrett, son of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Parrett, died suddenly Thursday evening at the Walter Parrett home during a birthday party for the daughter. The infant was found sleeping and unresponsive when the family prepared to leave. Burial followed at Flora Cemetery.
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Joseph Dean
Lloyd Parrett
Walter Parrett
Flora Cemetery
Pararers Pose Sevan c and Adieas
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Pararers
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Adieas
Fragmented OCR Text About Local Event and Names
The readable fragments mention a September date and various names and places but contain numerous garbled words. The text references local people, a ceremony or meeting, and a program or event with unclear details. No coherent narrative or outcome is discernible from the OCR.
Notice for Stockholders meeting at Bank Priday
Stockholders of the buriers State Bank Priday are requested to be present at the meeting. The notice specifies the bank venue and the due date for attendance.
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Bank Priday
Anco Witsat
Indiana teams make national sports history amid scattered reports
The article describes Indiana teams and individuals achieving national attention in sports, with references to local and national figures, transportation preparations, and upcoming events. It notes efforts by coaches, officials, and supporters to organize travel, logistics, and coverage while highlighting key names and venues. The piece emphasizes rising profiles and the broader context of competition and public interest.
Ready Funds for Carroll Projects Reported
A report notes $24,000 allocated for Carroll County projects with federal approval. The measure cited by officials includes the county works program and related road projects affecting Brora and Pittsburg areas.
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Carroll
Stary B Dock Dies Suddenly In Togansport
Mary B Dock 75 a prominent longtime resident and former Marr Ho Geant died at home Saturday evening after a weeklong illness from cerebral hemorrhage. She leaves a husband Dock and grandchildren Robert and James Sehneder. funeral held Tuesday afternoon at 400 o'clock at Hope Cemetery with Rev. Wheadon of St. Luke's Lutheran officiating.
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Mary Bo Dock
Marr Ho Geant
Sanidaay Paeyiou
Old Dock
Quinden
Springfield
Davebter
Mao
Clara Sehmelder
Crandchildren
Robert
James Sehneder
Logans
Port Seyveral
Aba We Broadway
Rev Wheadon
St. Luke's
Luther
Hard Ma. Hope Cemetery
Atlas Holping Spends Weekend with Family
Atlas Holping spent the week end with his family here, enjoying time together and noting a relaxing visit.
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Atlas Holping
Local notices from 1888 Camden area and nearby towns
A scanned 1888 column lists names and events from Camden, Logansport, Delphi, and surrounding areas. It mentions John Stephenson in Dutler county Ohio, Vic-Bright Armstrong's spring visit, Mrs. Wm. P. Martin of Woodville ill, and a new presidency planned on a farm. It notes school closures, family reunions, a new local paper The Times at Logansport, Perry Penn's English history gift, and a golden wedding among Geo Hopkins, Andrew Harter, and Jesse Thomas families with Mrs. Thomas’s death ending the run.
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Geo. Hopkins
Andrew Harter
Jesse Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
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John MecCleary
Sam Prost
Mere
John Kershberger
Lugarsport
Frank Simons
Suunday
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Emma
Petty Smith
Logansport
James Crnes
Harry Hawn
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Lee Campbell
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Hamilton, O
Fred Myers
Brookston
A Os Cole
Tamden
Sadie Carter
Dora
J. D. Hall
Henpeck
State of Kansas
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Chas. Baker
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Miss Richardson
Miss Bard
John McCloskey
Cass County
Win. McNulty
California
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Perry Penn
M. W. Richter
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