Mrs Charles Sewall to Speak at Annual Farm Meeting
Mrs Charles Sewall of the American Farm Bureau will headline the annual Farm Bureau meeting in the courthouse assembly room on Wednesday December 14. The Benton county Indiana farm woman is famed across Indiana and the midwest for public speaking and has attended Carroll county events before. The program includes community singing prayers reports of officers and committees and an address by Mrs Sewall with special musical numbers and talks by local directors and township quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sewall
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Wednesary
Sewall
Otterbein
Benton County
Indiana
Indians Farm Bureau
Middle Western
Carroll County
J. W. Eikenberry
Mary M. Kerlin
C. B. Shatter
Clay Township
John Witter
Arthur R. Martin
Adams Township
Monroe Township
Mrs Vivian Spitler Dies After Illness
Mrs Vivian Bish Spitler, 24, died Saturday at 7 00 AM at her parents home in Logansport after a week with influenza and pneumonia. Survived by her parents, a six year old son Charles Gaylord Spitter, two brothers Freel and Leston, sister Thelma. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at the parental home. burial Musselman Cemetery east of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil
Vivian Bish Spitler
Forest G. Bish
Logansport
Charles Gaylord Spitter
Freel
Leston
Thelma
Hme
Achievement Day Program Dec 9 in Flora Community Building
Mrs Glen Stair of Carroll county Home Economics Clubs announces the day long program for Achievement Day on Friday December 9 at the Flora Community Building. The schedule includes registration opening exercises club reports 4 H girls Lucille Jenkins and Helen Caldwell officer elections dinner served by church ladies a music segment Creed Music The Dye Pot Washington candle light service and club histories. Meta E Mastin Purdue Home Economics to assist. Mr Sterrett now manager of the Standard Oil Station in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stair
Freatelens
Carroll County Home Economics Clubs
Flora
Lucille Jenkins
Helen Caldwell
Washington Township
Meta E Mastin
Purdue Home Economics Department
Charles G Black Named Master Farmer of 1932
West of Flora farmer Charles G Black former county commissioner and Deer Creek township Delphi school board member was to receive a Prairie Farmer gold medal as one of Indiana's ten Master Farmers for 1932 at a Chi cope banquet. His letter of regret was read on Prairie Farmer radio noting his 344 acre farm and active involvement in school church and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Black
Flora
Deer Creek Township
Delphi
Chicope
Indiana
Prairie Farmer
Farm Magazine
Indiana Farm Bureau
Purdue University
Black
Carroll County
Campaign Expense Totals in Carroll County
Financial statements filed with the county clerk show Democrat and Republican campaign expenses totaling 2673.53. Democrats spent 1934.53 and Republicans 139.00 with treasurers William Cowdin and Joseph Ives reporting balances of 156.82 and 213.92 respectively. Candidates must file itemized expenditures by December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
William Cowdin
Joseph Ives
War Mothers Christmas Meeting in Rockfield
Carroll County American War Mothers plan a Christmas gathering at Mrs. Frank Sanderson home in Rockfield on Tuesday December 13. A cooperative dinner exchange of presents and officers election are on the agenda. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
American War Mothers
Frank Sanderson
Rockfield
John Hanna Named Jackson Day Banquet Chairman
John L. Hanna Delphi attorney was chosen as chairman of the annual Jackson Day banquet by county chairman Wm I L Ashba. The meeting is expected to be held at Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hanna
Delphi
Wm I L. Ashba
Flora
Grand Jury Convenes With Named Members
The grand jury convened for two days this week with members Fred Fenling Fred R Sands Clyde Langston J Lloyd Shaffer Orville V Fife and Charles A Bowerman named. Charles W Hinkle was sworn to serve in place of Bowerman if he is a Dunkard and abstains from public affairs of this type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fenling
Fred R Sands
Clyde Langston
J. Lloyd Shaffer
Orville V. Fife
Charles A. Bowerman
Charles W. Hinkle
Mr. Bowerman
Dunkard
Christmas Health Seals offer for packages and mailings
A promotion encouraging use of Christmas Health Seals on all holiday packages and letters through December 25, urging customers to apply stickers on mail and parcels during the season.
Camden Student Margaret Mangel Gains Phi Beta Kappa Honor
Margaret Mangel of Camden is elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University, the highest scholastic distinction for arts and sciences students. Sixteen others join her. she earned an A. B. degree after the summer session and is the daughter of Deer Creek school principal Mmil Mangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mangel
Camden
Indiana University
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Mangel
Margaret
Deer Creek
Mmil Mangle
Mrs. A. Cook Dies at Home Near Deer Creek
Mary I. Cooke aged 73 widow of A A Cooke formerly of Logansport died Wednesday at 8:00 am at her home south of Deer Creek in Carrollton township. Survived by husband and four children Mrs Margaret Harmon Camden Mrs Bessie Hunter Young America Kathryn Shanks Washington township and Clyde E. Cooke. She belonged to the C avary Presbyterian church of Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Cooke
A. A. Cooke
Logansport
Deer Creek
Carrollton Township
Margaret Harmon
Camden
Bessie Hunter
Young America
Kathryn Shanks
Washington Township
Clyde EK. Cooke
Cavary Presbyterian Church
Influenza Hits Local Residents Amid Holidays
Mrs Bessie Wray and her sons suffer influenza as county officials and residents battle illness. County Clerk Wilbur Lane and County Commissioner Charles Hargraves recover from flu and pneumonia respectively. Rockfield High reports sixteen influenza cases while the Three Links Club plans a play O Aunt Jerusha on December 15 16 at their hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Links Club
Rockfield
Jerusha
Mills Move to New Home Near Burrows Road
Joan Mills and W. Fe. moved Monday to a home near Burrows Road. Blythe Catt and family will occupy the Mills house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mills
W.fe
Burrows
New Road
Blythe Catt and
Mills House
Delphi O E S Elect Officers for New Year
Delphi O E S elects Mrs. O Smith as Worthy Matron and names O E Smith as Worthy Patron, Helen Quick as Associate Matron, Fred Millee as Associate Patron, Eva Davidson as Secretary, Mary Thompson as Treasurer, Fern Hoshaw as Conductress, Naomi Pruitt as Associate Conductress. Officers for chaplain warder sentinel mar shall and five points to be chosen Dec 15 at the Masonic Temple. dinner at six. initiation of Mrs Victor Porter and Mrs Ben Drake planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi O. E.S
O. Smith
O. E. Smith
Helen Quick
Fred Millee
Eva Davidson
Mary Thompson
Fern Hoshaw
Naomi Pruitt
Warder
Sentinel
Marshall
Masonic Temple
Iastern Star
Auxliary
Victor Porter
Ben Drake
Democrats Plan December 15 Meeting In Indianapolis
Democratic members of the 1938 Indiana general assembly will meet in Indianapolis with Governor elect Paul V. McNutt and state chairman Ro Earl Peters in the afternoon of December 15. The Democratic state committee also will meet that day. McNutt will outline the legislative program to carry out party platform pledges including repeal of the state prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana General Assembly
Indianapolis
Paul V. McNutt
Ro Earl Peters
Democratic State Committee
McNutt
Democratic Party
Young People's Meeting Moves to Camden Church Tonight
The second district young people’s meeting will be held at the Camden church tonight at 7 30 PM rather than Wednesday. Mrs Edith Holmes will address the gathering and Elsie Paul will review a bank. Clarice Wise will lead devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Ai
Burrows Woman Economics Club Officers Named for 1933
Burrows Woman Economics Club announces officers for 1933 President Mrs Anna Shaffer Vice President Mrs Helen Bush Secretary Mrs Dorothea Brown Treasurer Mrs Wasson The next meeting is December 12 at Mrs Elizabeth Justice home for a Christmas party hosted by Marjorie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows Wome Economics Club Sre
Anna Shaffer
Helen Bush
Dorothes Brown
Mrs Wasson
Elizabeth Justice
Cornell and Sprinkle Quick Hunting Trip to Pennsylvania
John Cornell and Morris Sprinkle of Doer Creek made a brief hunting trip to Pennsylvania. They left Tuesday and returned Wednesday night with several deer. The season opened Thursday and by 9:00 AM both had killed a buck before returning home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornell
Morris Sprinkle
Doer Creek
Pennsylvania
Sands
Decor Creek
Hue Woods
Delphi Attorney Named Special Judge in City Hall Case
Benjamin E F Carr of Delphi is named special judge in Montgomery circuit court Crawfordsville in the city hall injunction case pending here. Judge Brenton Devol previously served and moved for a venue change. Devol nominated Joan Hall and W Waite, but their names were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin EF. Carr
Delphi
Montgomery
Crawfordsville
City Hall
Brenton Devol
Frankfort
Carr
Devol
Joan Hall
Williamsport
W. ©. Waite
Vermillion County
Five Indiana towns receive light rate cut approval
Buck Creek Burrows Bringhurst Colburn and Rockfield had reduced light rates filed with the Public Service Commission by Indiana Service Corporation. The new schedule sets 1st 30 at 1 cent, 2nd 30 at 6 cents, and all over 60 at 3 cents, replacing the old 25 cent, 10 cent, 50 cent, 8 cent, and 75 cent tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
Burrows
Bringhurst
Colburn
Rockfield
Public Service Commission
Indiana Service Corporation
Expense accounts filed by candidates
A number of candidates filed their expense accounts with the county clerk. Names include Arthur Appleton with 282.60 dollars, Amos Clingenpeel 118, Robert Johnson 126.50, F. S. Girard 57.75, Earl Chapman 42.50, Claude Wickard 234.15, A. G. Clifton 146.25, and Charles Hinkle 251.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Appleton
Amos Clingenpeel
Robert Johnson
F. S. Girard
Earl Chapman
Claude Wickard
A. G. Clifton
Charles Hinkle
Hoods Move Into Snyder House In Carrollton
Mr and Mrs. Fred Hood of Carrollton have moved into the C. O. Snyder house as Snyder has left for California to be with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hood
Carrollton
C. O. Snyder
Snyder
California
Democrats Report Frugal Indiana Campaign Costs
Indiana Democrats announce a tight campaign against the party’s best victory yet. State committee records show a small deficit around 87 000 and a lean operation with no lavish events. The report highlights selfless contributions and a lean statewide effort securing the national and local ticket victory.
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Keepin
Democratic Party
Bof
Anos Woods
Indiana
Democratic State Committee
ISIS
Nodito
Cami
Liraigasa
Lless
Democratic Party of
Dont Forget The Xmas Tree and White Elephant Party
The Camden Continuity Club sponsors a Christmas Tree and White Elephant Party at the hall on Thursday evening Dec 22. Everyone is invited to bring a white elephant and join the fun. There will be a covered dish supper and guests should bring their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Continunity Club
Sunday School Class Enjoyed By Hyram Martin
Hyram Martin delighted his Sunday school class at the Presbyterian Church Rockfield held at the Turpie Martin home north of Rockfield Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyram Martin
Presbyterian
Hurch
Rockfield
Turpie Martin
Wright Named to Advisory Board of Detroit Life Societies
W H Wright of Winona Lake Indiana has been appointed to the advisory board of several Detroit life insurance societies. A longtime insurance man, he formerly lived in Carroll County and is a son of Mrs Amy Wright of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
Winona Lake
Ind
Braverly
Carroll County
Detroit
Mich
Carell County
Amy Wright
Camden
Spelling Contest Postponed Due to Flu Illness
The high school spelling contest planned for Tuesday night was postponed because several contestants are ill and flu is running through the area.
November Banor Grade Ob Students Listed Across Classes
A long OCR fragment lists numerous students by grade and name across schools. Names include Miyaabeesuw Brontis Beckshire Beles Wayne Cupe Roberta Meteony Billy Lenen Azure haute Ocean Hughes Nora Jean Parker and many others with grades from 2 to 6 and several high school entries. The text reads like a school roster or honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miyaabeesuw
Brontis Beckshire
Beles
Wayne Cupe
Melvin Hus
Roberta Meteony
Billy Lenen
Azure Haute
Ahard
Mister Cush
Ocean Hughes
Wayne Tighe
Nora Jean Parker
Menaviay
Bevin Malwine
Ray Raber
Heehare Shonk
Anna Lomsehol
Ihn May ‘Pribbert
Eleanor Welton
Robert Dee Wey
Dei Ver
Leis Well
Abuaryie Wise
Opal Maller
Mourthian Byeins
Robert Tiaeghes
Mearearet
Ato Heddersen
Bobby Tan Chads
Wenneth Lehrer
Mary Allee Caldwell
Mea
Yrs
Cole
Hive Deine
Taetee Flori
Bedph Alger
Joseph Proeher
Vernon Frantz
Delen Corea
Fod Lorraine
Fod Lorraine Raboscts
Mberti Tie
Tabby Aeioner
Helen Purdie
Agnes Haber
Sol Shaffer
J.B
Debtor Debt Policy Dossier Drives United States Politics
The piece discusses reactions to a proposed foreign debt measure during the Hoover era, with debates over debt cancellation, extensions, and the impact on U.S. relations with debtor nations. It notes Hoover’s push for firm debt terms, Roosevelt’s caution, and Democratic support for decisive action to avoid prolonging the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Letate Department of the National Administration
Hoover
Roosevelt
Congress
Ali. Hoover
A. H. Brewer shoe store robbed in Delphus
Thieves broke in through a back window and forced entry to the main shop, hammering the safe lock. About $300 and gold pieces brought by Mr. Sonfeldt were taken though no merchandise was stolen. Two men, William Coomey and Charles Wilkinson, found the scene and informed others as noises drew attention from Reynolds cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brewer
Delphi
Marold
Lucille Brewer
Sonfeldt
Liane
Wilson
Charles Wilkinson
Reynolds
County corn awards crowned and yields set in Indiana
John Edward Snoeberger of Rockfield placed fifth in the five acre corn contest. 121.7 bushels per acre. Roy Snoeberger, his father, earned seventh with 129. Carl Yeakley near Deer Creek won gold with 190.6 bushels. Clarence Dilling of Delphi 97.2. Miles Martin 87.7 silver. Herman Pankop of De Kalb county was named five acre corn king at 165.6 bushels, beating last year’s 155.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Snoeberger
Rockfield
Indiana Corn Growers
Lafayette
Roy Snoeberger
Carl Yeakley
Deer Creek
Washington Township
Clarence Dilling
Delphi
Miles Martin
Herman Pankop
DeKalb County
Rockfield HW Club Names Officers for 1935
Rockfield Home Economics Club announces officers for 1935 with President Mrs Alice Sanders Vice President Miss Kathrine Burke Secretary Mrs Gladys Thomas. The group names leadership for the year following typical club practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Ieconomis Club
Alice Sanders
Kathrine Burke
Gladys Thomas
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death in our home. Mrs. Irena Alma Audra and Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irena Alma Audra
Arnold
Arnold Alma Visits Family in the United States Navy
Arnold Alma of the US Navy arrives to visit his mother and sister, marking a brief home visit and family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Alma
Us, Navy
Lutheran Missionary Society Meeting Report
The Lutheran Missionary Society met with Mrs Blanche Baker Wednesday afternoon, discussing upcoming charitable activities and local outreach efforts. Members planned schedules for visits, fundraising, and distribution of aid within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Missionary Society
Blanche Baker
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R. J. Maggart
R. Cooperative Ass’n
Lee Henderson
Lloyd Beard
Vivian Spitler
Mr. Sterrett
Standard Oil
Carroll
War Mothers’ Meeting
John Hanna
Jackson Day
National
Jural News
Bessie Wray
W.S. Paden
Wilbur Lane
P.M. Byrum
Fred Rhodes
L. Davidson
Rockfield High School
Charles Hargraves
St Yeoman
Delphi O. E. S
Young People’s Meeting
Marjorie
Cornell
Sprinkle
Opera Mouse
Camden Schols
Banor
Eector
Voorstep
Mens
Putape
Chase
Mopeitien
Tarcen
Rockfield HW. E. Club
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