Weekly Rockfield District Notes on Local Visitors and Births
Local column lists residents and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mullin driving a new V8 and Miss Anna Timmons visiting from Indianapolis. Notes various dinners and visits among Mullins, Planks, Collins, Spangler, McCreary, Brechbiel, and other families. Born to Horace Williams, Kathleen Ann July 30. Young Women’s Missionary society met at Miss Graniger’s home. Continuous mentions of travel, hospital and medical events among Rockfield residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Timmons Sr
Indianapolis
Frank Mullin
Roy Thomas
Percy Plank
Truman Plank
Jess Collins
Monticello
Fred Collins
Ed Spangler
Decor Creek
John McCreary
Arthur Fross
Cass County Hospital
Geo. Barnes
Mast
Chicago
Robert Wasson
Burrows
Colorado
Mullin
Francis Davis
Texas
Will Kerlin
Horace Williams
Kathleen Ann
Myrtle Daniels
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Helen Graniger
Mary Bowman
Rockfield H E Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Rockfield Home Economics Club met at the home of Mrs. Monroe Brechbiel with Mrs James Barnes as assistant hostess. President Roy Thomas presided. Nina Rolinson read the creed and minutes. A cooperative noon meal featured a 45 minute meal demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield Home Economics Club
Monroe Brechbiel
James Barnes
Roy Thomas
Nina Rolinson
State Fair Girls School
Club Pine
Gor Million
Delmar Galbierl
Laura Dase Briening
Clymer Plank
Mrs Ethel Sprinkle Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Ethel Sprinkle came home from Cars County hospital on Tuesday after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sprinkle
The
Cars County Hospital
A Challenge To Young People At Moody Bible Institute
The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago offers free Christian service training for youth and adults from many nations. It reports over two thousand students enrolled in Day and Evening Schools last year with courses across Bible study theology and practical skills. Three terms yearly Fall Winter Summer allow entry any time. illustrated catalogue available by mail from 153 Institute Place, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Institute Price
Chicago Avenue Station
Chicago
Young Indiana Farmer Seeks Land Bank Loan To Buy Farm
A Perry County youth plans to marry and establish a own farm using a Land Bank loan under the Farm Credit Act. He has cash and equipment, aims to purchase a 220 acre farm with a good house, silos, and productive land, and seeks approval from Indiana officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
Indiana
Congress
Land Bank Commissioner
Farm Credit’ Administration of
Louiseville
Land Bank
Leowas
Dean Shole
Ais
Lous Committee
Fedeed Find Bank
Ore Ties Parie Credit’ Act
Aes
Uocumissioner
Vietius Dit Bray Leg Farins
Inspection Underway at Plover Morey Farm Group Events
A formal inspection is planned at Plova Morey Farm with activities coordinated by Worthy Grand Mation AL Brown of Rushville and Miss Dorothy Lake of Lallyvere. The event aims to oversee choreographed group times and ensure compliance with local guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plova
Morey
AL Brown
Rushville
Annual Twin Day Celebration in Warsaw Draws Hundreds
Warsaw hosts the Fourth Annual Twin Day Celebration at City Park with twins triplets and quadruplets from nine states and Canada expected. The non commercial gathering features registration at nine, a noon basket picnic, a look alike contest with prizes, stunts and guest speakers including two professors and a mystery judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Dominion of Canada
Theo
Piano Accordionist Clifford Dance Sermon at Church
An event at the Church of Christ at Rackfield on Sunday August 14 at 10 30 features piano accordionist Clifford Dance performing. The service includes a Bible sermon and invites all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dance
Fea
Oteom Che Imemonati
Church of Christ At
Rackfield
Charles Benner Wins Purdue Scholarship
Charles Benner son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tenner near Burrows and a Delphi high school graduate won a Purdue University scholarship this year. He passed a competitive exam among applicants and earned tuition and living funds for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peeaner
Jess Tenner
Near Burrows
Delphi High School
Purdue University
Local Families Spend Sundays Visiting Relatives
Mrs. Jon Grittop spent Sunday at Delphi, Mrs. Isaac Wolf visited Pey and Bessie York, Mr and Mrs. C. J. Rushton and Isens hosted John Asa Robert from Danville, and Mr and Mrs. John Horn welcomed their children for afternoon calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Grittop
Delphi
Isaac Wolf
Pey
Bessie York
Sid
C. J. Rushton
Isens
John Asa Robert
Danville
John Horn
Educational Day Highlighted at Indiana State Fair
Educational Day at the Indiana State Fair runs from August 31 to September 6 with free admission for AML children under twelve, high school champions, and doll and airplane exhibitors. A parade for Indiana champion air school holders will start on September 4, featuring three historic school buildings and activities. The event includes a log schoolhouse reenactment, a 50s era frame school, and 1885 era showcases, plus hobby contests with $100,000 in prizes for boys’ model airplanes and girls’ dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Indiana
Romndines
McGaffeyites
So Etal Hi
Maas Margaret Dagey
State Park Grounds
Indianapolis
Kane
Teachers Institute At Delphi Announces August 27 28
The first teachers institute of the year will be held at the Delphi courthouse Tuesday and Wednesday August 27 and 28. Wallace Bruce Armsbury of Armour Institute Chicago and Dr J R Bartlett head of DePauw's Religious Education Department will address the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Court House
Wallace Bruce Armsbury
Armour Institute
Chicago
J. R. Bartlett
DePauw
Religious Education Department
Old Settlers Day Promises Big Attractions and Balloon Show
The Old Settlers program features the Steiner trio with a comedy horizontal bar act at 3:30 and 10:00 p.m. on the free act stand near M.S. Krius, plus Latham's Dogs and Monkeys at 4:30 and 9:00 p.m. A balloon ascension is planned for 5:00 p.m. Booster day draws a large crowd for Delphi events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Steiner
M.S. Krius
Latham
Delphi
Picnic planned by Board of Education
Ambiguous OCR note describes a Board of Education picnic plan for members of the board and families at Elgar Graves complex on August 23. The text is garbled but references a picnic event and related personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Leducation
Elargraves
Bereta Ibertesten
Seth
Youth NYA Directors to Meet Washington Aug 15
National Youth Administration leaders will assemble in Washington on August 15 to receive marching orders as the NYA program aims to be in full swing within ten days. State directors, many young and energetic, will head youth programs in their capitals with local leaders in each community to channel employment and education funds to youths ages 10 to 22. The effort includes a $28 million grant for student aid covering high school, college, and postgraduate study, with about 525000 college students and 1000 postgraduates aided nationwide. The high school aid provides $6 monthly to those unable to finish or start school due to poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Roosevelt
Washington
NY Asta
Education Sfs
Retief Colle
Works Progress
John W. Studebaker
Aubrey W. Williams
NYA
Loc
Vleur Ane
Orgavitabone
Ve Ds
Jutant Chamber of Commerce
Called Meeting of the Sportsmens Club
A cath line beeished for an meeting of the Sportsman Club to be held at the Community Flals next Monday ueh-st 8:30 to transact any necessary business. everyone invited.
Kerlin Kennedy Reunion Set for Delphi Park on Sunday
The Kerlin Kennedy reunion will be held at Delphi Park on Sunday August 18 1935. President Frank L Kerlin and Flora Lee with Mrs Fred Fisher of Monticello are listed among organizers. Mentions of P. tus taken to Perry Oklahoma and Dwight Plank home in Capital City accompany the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annial Kerlin Kennedy
Delphi Park
Frank L Kerlin
Flora Lee
Fred Fisher
Monticello
Charles Singleton Tuners P.tus
Lof Perry
Oklahoma
Dwight Plank Home
Carroll County 4 H Exhibit Association Forms Inaugural3
Carroll County 4 H Exhibit Association articles of incorporation were filed Monday August 5 to form the Carroll County 4 H Club Agricultural Exhibit Association. Directors named include Charles Tansey Charles Thompson Robert Wingard Clarence Frey and others with Frank Riley president and W H Lane vice president. The group aims to run a full 4 H club program for 1986 including township leaders enrollment and judging teams with district and state contests and Dress Revue Health contests. Community nights and achievement days will follow with local organization support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
4-H Club Agricultural Exhibit Association
Tec
Charles Tansey
Adame Two
Charles Thompson
Arlington Two
Robert Wingard
Carrollton
Clarence Frey
Clay
Charles Black
Deer Creek
Hal Shaffer
W. Ho Lane
Jackson
Leon Kasten
Jefferon
Obe Campbell
Madison
Oren Kikenberry
Monroe
Turpie Martin
Rock Creek
Frank Riley
Tippecanoe
Lewis McKatridge
Washington
Delphi
Haughey Mount
Camden
Pettiner
Flora
Lynn Lehman
Yeoman
Herman Weaver
Offivere
W. H. Lane
John Peterson
Business Men
Farm Bureau
Home Economics Club
Ecuon
Camden Resumes Cash Drawings At Once
Camden Community Club plans Saturday night cash drawings starting soon after an away meeting at Baker's Hardware. Liberal prizes and a children’s drawing are announced for Camden residents, sponsored by local business leaders through the Camden Community Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Hardware
Camden Community Club
Business Men of
Camden
Duties Of Comptroller General Of The United States
The Comptroller General heads the General Accounting Office with full settlement and adjustment powers. He can investigate all disbursement matters and public funds, speaking decisively and commanding respect in meetings. The office tenure lasts fifteen years and is nonrenewable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Volce
Washington
Accoditia
Che Taw
Harvest Fair Attendees and Local News From Delphi
The Delphi notebook notes visits by Ora and M. T. Kaltic, social calls by Miss May Hureenckhooe and Miss Katie Hunt, and a stream of small events. It mentions harvest travel to Missouri and Chicago, sugar season prospects, and a shower ending a drought. A women’s literary society forms a constitution with officers Bright Armstrong, A K K Davisson, Ida Scholl, Katie Hunt, and E C Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Houton
Women's Literary Society
Damien
Bright Armstrong
A. KK. Davisson
Ida Scholl
Katie Hunt
Treas
E. C. Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockfield
Mrs
Cliff Mullin Sare
Fran Keith
Harry Leslie, Jr
Lewis Shittes
Ralph Grace and Son
Catherine Brechbiel
Walcott
Margaret Gibbs
Netroit
Mich
Chalmer Plank
Robert
Logansport
W. W. Sneperger
Joa Plank
Olive
Joan Galbreth
Cincinnati Bible School
Delmar Galbreth
Adran Mullin
Amy
Rockfield H. E. Club
Dorothy Lake
Lallyvere
Charles Benner
Purdue
Teachers Institute At
the Sportsmens Club
Kerlin- Kennedy
U. S
Dell Dillon
J M Wallace
Ora
M. T. Kaltic
George Stewart
Hureenckhooe
Penn
Daniel Ulery
Pyrmont
Ray War
Law Lnet
Mre
Stanton Gi
Logansporta
the Wan Sle
Dr. Justice
Charley Camp
Amos Hunt
Morton P. Hunt
Miami County
Frank Huntsinger
Marmont
Che
Bright
Grace Armstrong
Frank Fore
James Hunter
Missouri
Charles Paden
John Hance
Mies
JL. Snyder
Lafayette
Tarlety Snyder
Cincinnat
Tusday
Hart West Iom
John
George Plank
George N. Thampson
Mattie Shirar
Peter Shirar
Terre Haute
J. A Leasenby
Iennett
Delph
Exparsson
Monon
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