Local social guests include Rockfield residents and visitors
Marjorie Deel and Phyllis Logan stayed with Madeline Ray and Lena Wright in Harvey Illinois. Walter Robison and wife of Wabash visited their mother Nira Robison. Robert Bowman and family and Margaret Bowman visited relatives in Michigan City. W H Smith hosted James Smith of Chicago and Warren Kistler of South Bend. Max Stauffer hosted J Best Jr and daughter from Tulsa and Margaret Gibbe from Detroit. Georgia Coble hosted a birthday dinner for Virgil Hickman, Chester Portwood, Walter Rohraugh, and Robert Lies and family from Logansport.
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Marjorie Deel
Phyllis Logan
Madeline Ray
Lena Wright
Harvey, Ill
Walter Robison
Wabash
Nira Robison
W. H. Smith
James Smith
Chicago
Warren Kistler
South Bend
Max Stauffer
J. Best, Jr
Tulsa, Okla
Margaret Gibbe
Detroit, Mich
Georgia Coble
Virgil Hickman
Rensselaer
Chester Portwood
Brownsburg
Walter Rohrabaugh
Pairbanks
Robert Lies
Logansport
Caldwell Incident Involving Wayne and Gerald Harrison
Unclear OCR text mentions Wayne Caldwell and Mrs Caldwell connected to a severance or injury incident while working with Gerald Harrison. Details are fragmentary and no clear outcome or roles are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Caldwell
Hotel Sleep Know-How Reveals Bedding Age Gaps
Surveys show hotels replace mattresses much sooner than homes. Hotels consider 8 to 10 years as max service, with about half renewing in five. households report 53 percent of mattresses over 10 years, nearly 20 percent over 15, while many expect 15 to 20 years. Surgical advances, including stomach bypass ideas and gallstone imaging, headline medical progress at a Pan Coast Surgical meeting. The San Antonio bread line marks America’s earliest public hunger aid.
Local notes from Delphi and district events
Mrs. Mabel Fraser takes over the county license bureau at Delphi. A county trip to Fort Wayne and a loss of aluminum from the courthouse bin are reported. Several residents travel, recoveries from hospital follow a major operation, and a southern states trip is underway. The Carroll County Teacher Institute and Monroe Meade’s lecture plans are noted. Delphi Future Farmers of America to arrange the Indiana State Fair exhibit.
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Mabel Fraser
Delphi
Amos Plank
Elam Plank
Fort Wayne
Dwight Plank
Court House Square
Lafayette
Fred Armick
Cass Co. Hospital
Kenneth Sieber
New Orleans
Old Mexico
Eva Kennedy
Dora Lee Smith
Monterey, Tenn
Carroll County
Teacher's Institute
William S. Willett
Willet
Carroll Oway Farm Bureau
Flora
Monroe Meade
Charles Tansey
Future Farmers of America
Florida
Indianapolis
Special Notice Store to close Wednesdays all summer
Standard Food Market will close each Wednesday at 6:00 PM C S T starting July 30 for the summer. John Paul Fabienski of Chicago is vile in the W. W. Snoeberger home and his sister Mary Carol visits with the Webb Robesons while another sister stays with an aunt in Goshen as their parents attend a ministers' meeting at Lake Wasee.
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John Paul Fabienski
Chicago
Parody Reflects on Hitler in McGuffey Style
Poem questions Hitler's greatness beyond stature, noting fame as the measure. It ponders his fate after life and suggests a final judgment, with rhymed reflections on memory and mortality.
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McGuffey
Adolph Hitler
Goliath
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