Flora Brumfield kin killed in hunting accident at Knightstown
A hunting accident near Knightstown killed Flora, cousin of George Brumfield. Thanksgiving events included Indiana Condensed Milk Co annual rabbit supper hosted by the company and its employer. Local hospital admission noted for CG B Lyon of Senana, previously Mora. Various Thanksgiving visits and gatherings recounted among Marion, Greenwood, Muncie, Indianapolis, and Frankfort residents.
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Delbert Brumfield
George Brumfield
Knightstown
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
CG. B. Lyon of
Senana
Mora
Indianapolis Veterans’ Hospital
Cookies for Ever Hungry Children and How to Make Them
Growing hunger after school prompts cookies as a filling treat. Recipes include Chocolate Cookies with cake flour cinnamon baking powder soda butter sugar eggs melted chocolate and cream. and a second chocolate cookie recipe with walnuts and frosting. Instructions cover sifting mixing rolling cutting and baking at moderate heat.
Young Lutheran Class Enjoys Coop supper at Church
The Lutheran Sunday school class led by Arthur Ritchey held a cooperative supper Friday night at the church. The Second District plans a young people meeting on Tuesday evening December 6 at Camden Methodist church with a good program. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Forest Horn and Mrs Nettie Horn at Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs John Horn. Thanksgiving guests were Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner and daughters Helen and Mary Elizabeth and Mrs Mary Bennett with Mr and Mrs Cecil Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ritchey
Camden Methodist Church
Forest Horn
Nettie Horn
John Horn
Harry Gardner
Helen
Mary Elizabeth
Mary Bennett
Cecil Kennedy
Unforgivable Sin in Brahmin Code Defines Four Sins
The Brahmin code lists four great sins: oppressing a suppliant, deserting a wife, robbing a Brahmin, and betraying a friend. The final sin carries no forgiveness, underscoring strict social codes and moral expectations.
Hurricane Brings Fruit Fly Into Florida
Entomologists trace the arrival of a fruit fly to a hurricane that swept from Bermuda or the Bahamas into Florida, suggesting severe weather carried the invasive species. The finding highlights the role of storms in spreading pests across regions.
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Florida
Bermuda
Bahamas
Birthday week dinner honors multiple local families
Monroe Martin moved to his son Ross Martins home Tuesday and remains poorly. Mrs. Charles Guard hosts the Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon. A large group including Rev Will Guard Amanda Snyder and many others visited Mr and Mrs Harold Baker and Mr and Mrs John Horn at Thanksgiving. The dinner honored birthday anniversaries of Mrs Horn Janet Wilson John Rushton and Lester Wilson in the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Martin
Ross Martin
Charles Guard
Ladies Aid Society
M. E Church
Will Guard
Urbana, Ohio
Amanda Snyder
Charles Baker
Harold Baker
John Horn
GC. J. Rushton and Sone
Danville
Lester Wilson
George Anderson
Yeoman
Horn
Janet Wilson
John B. ‘Rushton
Local News Notes and Family Moves
Mrs. Sarah Thomas is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Elmer Miller had his tonsils removed Tuesday. Bud Lynch was called to Chicago on business Tuesday. Mrs. Irvin Hicks has been ill at home this week. Richard Hunt was the Sunday dinner guest of Eugene and Chas. Titus. Frank George and family move into the Willian Zook property. Mrs. Mary Tribbett of South Bend spent several days last week with friends here. Harry Thomas will leave Thursday for California to spend the winter. Mrs. Hester Willaby has returned to Logansport to work in her brother's restaurant. Jonah and Maurice Peterson spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Truesdell. Mrs. A. A. Cook suffered a stroke and her daughter Mrs. Orvie Harmon is caring for her. Mrs. Will Harmon stays with her son during Mrs. Harmon's absence.
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A. A. Cook
Orvie Harmon
Will Harmon
Mrs. Harmon
Three Links Club explains use of hall funds in Rockfield
The Three Links Club of Rockfield Lodge No 301, a young men’s Odd Fellows group, remodeled a vacant room into a playhouse. Rumors claim funds are misused, but the club says all money from rentals goes to paying over a year of debt and social costs are shared by members. Harry Temple assists in hall use outreach.
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Three Links Club
Rockfield
Odd Fellows
Harry Temple
Frank Lenon Dies Near Young America At 65
Frank H Lenon 65 longtime resident near Young America died at his home Friday morning at 630 after a lingering illness He belonged to the National Detectives Association the Gold Fellows lodge of Deer Creek and the Young America K of P Surviving are his widow Ella Poundstone Lenon four daughters Mrs Bert Plang Deer Creek township Mrs John Wikle and Mrs Homer Cripe of Young America and Mrs Willard Downham of Carroll county a brother Fred Lenon Logansport and a sister Mrs Harry Liston Young America
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Frank H. Lenon
Young America
National Detectives Association
Gold Fellows Lodge
Deer Creek
Young America K
Plodge
Ella Poundstone Lenon
Bert Plang
Deer Creek Township
John Wikle
Homer Cripe
Willard Downham
Carroll County
Dr S A Cook 76 Dies at His Burlington Home
Dr S A Cook aged 76 died at his Burlington home Friday afternoon from heart disease after a call south of the city. A veterinarian, he was known countywide. Survived by four children Fern Cook Cass county Mrs Tony Kite Burlington Jesse Cook Townsend Montana and Mrs Carl Aldrich Frankfort. two brothers Andrew Cook Fiers and Rowe Cook Carrollton township. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM from the home.
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S. A. Cook
Burlington
Fern Cook
Cass County
Tony Kite
Jesse Cook
Townsend
Montana
Carl Aldrich
Frankfort
Andrew Cook
Fiers
Rowe Cook
Carrollton Township
Velvet evening coat shells broad shoulder silhouette
Paris sponsors a long velvet evening coat with cape-like sleeves and a searf neckline. The design aims for grace and practical protection for a delicate gown, using white fox on sleeves and a white crepe trimming to create a simple elegant wrap.
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Vparis
Flashes From Paris Fashion Notes Department
Coral color is featured in sports jewelry and metal buttons grow in interest. Tiny hats display decorative eye wells while evening gowns show sunburst or knife pleated skirts. Cloth coats with fur sleeves dominate latest showings. Schiaparelli creates neck ruffs with shirred ribbons. Boutonnieres emphasize velvet flowers with metal centers.
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Schiaparelli
AutumnCottons In Paris Fashion Projections
Loose cottons with heavy crepey textures top Paris autumn fashion forecasts. Spongey weaves to be worn in country dress suits and informal town costumes. Some fabrics resemble wool, are loosely woven and wrinkle resistant. Wool or silk threads appear in some weaves. though labeled washable, dry cleaning preserves their sturdy look.
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Paris
Drop Bellhop Jackets for Lumberjack Coats
The gray flannel suit popular with women is being redesigned by French designers. They add blouses scarves belts and accessories to transform the original skirt and jacket ensemble. The dressmakers have created quick-change cadets that redefine the suit as a versatile wardrobe staple.
Detachable Fall Costume Trends Inventive Collars and Cuffs
Detachable collars cuffs capes belts and belts cravats and tunics redefine fall fashion. Coats feature fur collars while frocks swap tailored collars for frilly options. A black silk crepe dress starts a versatile wardrobe with changing collars and cuffs. Stand-up collars cuff-button cuffs white linen and bold pique options offer varied street and party looks. A tunic frock in rough crepe with puffed sleeves adds a jabot of knife-pleated chiffon for a finishing touch.
Dudine Candidate Praised for Appellate Court Hope
The long serving Dubois county attorney since 1930 is praised for public trust work and Democratic activity. He is a family man with five children, Catholic, Knights of Columbus, and American Legion member. Supporters say his record fits state appellate court needs for efficiency and capable service.
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Dubois County
Dudine
Democratic Central Committee
Third
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Lodge
American Legion
Pinafores and Apron Frocks Offer Easy Laundering
Pinafores and apron frocks are proving practical for laundering and easy to wear. The pinafore style buttons at the back with sleeves slipped through short openings, while the apron dress consists of two sections that lay flat for ironing.
Famous Pilot to Tour U S at 230 Mile Hour Pace
Major James H. Doolittle will launch a 9000 mile intercity speed tour in Shellightning from Chicago November 23. The flight aims to set new records with an average 230 miles per hour, stopping at Detroit Buffalo Toronto Boston New York Washington Pittsburgh Cleveland Tulsa Houston New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Omaha Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Santa Fe Kansas City and Chicago over six daylight days. The aircraft features advanced engines, retractable gear, ice-prevention systems and a two-way radio, with Doolittle leading a four-person crew.
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Chicago
James H. Doolittle
Doolittle
Atlantic
Gulf
American Commercial Airlines
Shell Petroleum Corporation
St. Louis
East
Detroit
Buffalo
Toronto
Ont
Boston
New York City
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Wi Zook
Flora
Sarah Thomas
Elmer Miller
Bud Lynch
Irvin Hicks
Richard Hunt
Eugene
Chas. Titus
Frank George
Willian Zook
Mary Tribbett
South Bend
Harry Thomas
California
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Frank Lenon
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