Delphi News Roundup Highlights Community Events
Cooperative supper at Country Club on April 21. Senior class play Happy Landing performed Thursday. Pittsburg yard shrubs planted Saturday. Ladies of Country Club began bridge tourney April 19. Lower grade operetta Bring Glow set for April 28. Home Economies clubs meet various days. Aileen Jackson and Arthur McDowell to represent high school in May 2 event. Mrs Samuel Brown news of father’s illness in Spokane. Miss Rafferty and nephew Clen Clark return from Denver after sister’s death. Sunrise Master service at Presbyterian church at 6:00 AM. Christian church also held Master program.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Sunshine Society Hosts Mother’s Tea and Plans Lecture
The Sunshine Society held its annual Mother’s Tea on Wednesday. On April 21 they will sponsor a lecture by Clarence L. Mellory of Medaryville.
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High School Sunshine Society
Clarence L. Mellory
Medaryville
Flora community notes include sunrise service and promotions
Flora churches held a union sunrise service at 6 00 Sunday morning. Henry Powell reports his son Ray of Muncie has been promoted to detective lieutenant. Mrs Gus Root moves to the Henry Carter property. Flora Chapter 490 Order of the Eastern Star met for degree work with a 6 30 pot luck supper. Rev Ashan hor t of the Christian church opens a revival for Carroll county youths Monday night.
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Flora Churches
Christian Church
Henry Powell
Ray
Muncie
Flora
Order of Astern Star
Rev. Ashanhort
The
Carroll County
Local Hotel Owners O F Rhodefer Move to Ko komo
Mr and Mrs O F Rhodefer longtime proprietors of the town hotel relocate their residence to Ko komo. The move ends their management of the hotel and shifts ownership or operation plans to new arrangements in the community.
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O. F. Rhodefer
Kokomo
Rockfield News Bulletin of Community Visits and Housekeeping
Miss Flora Sanderson of South Bend visits her parents Mr and Mrs Koos Sanderson Reve and Mas Hage Percy Plank and Frank Joninger attend the Presbyterian gathering at Thorntown Mrs Derndrate and daughter Elizabeth spend the weekend with friends in Thantington Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Burrows meets at Mrs Charles Minuis home sewing and quilting John Coble and wife host Sunday guests Marl Spyder and family of Burnettville and others dine with local families Ray Smith and family visit Mrs Sam Stewart then with Mrs Charles Sieber Betty Callendar hosts Sunday school class at Presbyterian church with teacher Mrs Lois Bowman Thursday night
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Ray Smith
Bosswell
Betty Callendar
Presbyteran Church
Lois Bowman
Easter Neighborhood Party at Barnes Home
The annual Easter neighborhood party was held Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes. A cooperative dinner was followed by games and stunts. Mrs. John Coble hosted her Sunday school class Thursday evening with a devotional and social time. Refreshments were served to fourteen attendees.
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James Barnes
John Coble
Social Evening Hosts Include Edging and Local Families
Mr and Mrs Oliver Edging entertained at a Taster dinner with guests Walter Coble and wife Homer Ridging and wife Chester McGuire and family Mr and Mrs George McGuire Lewis Pritts and family Mrs Pearl Arion and Miss Janie Drake in attendance.
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Oliver Edging
Taster
Walter Coble
Homer Ridging
Chester McGuire
George McGuire
Lewis Pritts
Pearl Arion
Janie Drake
Easter Activities and Family Visits Reported in Local Notes
Community members attended church services at Oak Grove on Sunday night with Bro. Weaver presiding. Several families, including the Hoovers and Jones, Shueys, Humes, and Galbreths, traveled to nearby towns and cities for visits and meals. A large gathering at the Sink home featured a sister dinner and an Aunt Master egg hunt in the afternoon.
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G. W. B. Sink
Pilly Martin
Thomas Martin
Lavaun
Olive Plank
Tom Sink
Ihlis Kuszmaul
Jim Sink
Rockfield Church Morning Service Features Junior Performers
The Sunday service at Rockfield Christian Church included adulations and special numbers by children led by Miss Janet Vidler on violin. Betty Johns and Sarah Anderson performed a duet while Wilma Jean Cree and Marjorie Fesler sang solos. Gerald Popejoy and Arlene Little delivered recitations as Marshall Weaver preached on The Resurrected Lord and Mrs. Monroe Fidler sang an appropriate solo.
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Rockfield Christian Church
Janet Vidler
Betty Johns
Sarah Anderson
Wilma Jean Cree
Marjorie Fesler
Gerald Popejoy
Arlene Little
Marshall Weaver
Lord
Monroe Fidler
Trade Builder Dress Shoes At QREWER'S Exclusive Store
Men are urged to try Trade Builder Dress Shoes highlighting fit leather and style under the slogan For not so much at QREWER'S. The Presbyterian church Soci Union met Wednesday evening with Drake of Kokomo giving the address and readings presented by participants. Officers installed by candle light included Pres Mrs Fred Miller and others. Rockfield Home Economies club to meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Johnsle Cleary's home with Mrs Gladys Thomas assisting. Mr and Mrs Carl Million and Mrs Will Kerlin hosted a family dinner Sunday for birthday anniversaries. attendees included Mrs Allie May and daughter Everett Flora and family, Wil Kerlin and wife.
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Soci
Union of the Presbyterian Church
Drake
Kokomo
Marjorie Miller
Flora
Joe Veach
Huse
Andle-Light
Fred Miler
Russell Log
Anna Bohannon
Catherine Burk
Walter Snut
Treas
Paul Gregg
Rockfeld
April Vist
JohnsleCleary
Gladys Thomas
C. l. Milon
Carl Million
Will Kerlin
Allie May
Tverett Flora and Family
Wil Kerlin
Farm Bureau Event Hosted by Local Youth and Officials
Rock Creek township Farm Bureau met Thursday evening at Burrows school with the Township Home Economics club as guests. Sixty five school children presented the program. Guy McMullin of the State Insurance Department gave the address.
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Rock Creek Township Farm Bureau
Burrows School
theYownship Home Economics Club
Guy McMullin
State Insurance Department
Woman's Union Meeting At Coble Home With Guests
The Woman's Union of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Coble home with Mrs. Monroe Fidler assisting. Mrs. Myrtle Shuey Humes of Ft. Wayne and Mrs. Ima Shuey Snyder of Burnettsville sang duets. A vocal solo by Mrs Paul Popjoy was a featured number. A social time followed the lesson and twenty two were served ice cream and wafers.
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Woman’s Union of the Christian Church
John Coble
Monroe Fidler
Myrtle Shuey Humes
Ft. Wayne
Ima Shuey Snyder
Burnettsville
Paul Popjoy
St. Louis Elects First Democrat Mayor in 72 Years
Democratic leaders credit the victory for ending claims of postponed elections in Indiana. The St. Louis mayoral win marks the largest total vote ever cast and signals party leaders are keeping pledges, with implications for Indiana cities and their new administrations.
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Indiana
St. Louis
Delphi Woman Named to State Teachers Retirement Board
Mrs. Margaret Afflis of Delphi is appointed by Governor Paul V. McNutt to the board of trustees for the state teachers retirement fund. The appointment takes effect immediately.
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Margaret Afflis
Delphi
Paul V. McNutt
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Local News Roundup of Obscure Names and Events
Local notices describe a string of social visits, family gatherings, and hospital events. Names include Mrs Adtee Teed Charles Com pany and Mise Curave fehmecen with attendance by Frankfort mourners. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Indianapolis Corvallis and Cass county.
Baptist Missionary Society Plans Afternoon Meeting
The Baptist Missionary Society will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Case as host. Mrs. Clara Sullivan serves as assistant hostess, Mrs. Mary Linn leads the devotional, and Mrs. Grace Sharp is in charge of the lesson.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Fred Case
Clara Sullivan
Mary Linn
Grace Sharp
Extraordinary endurance of the human body
Article notes the extraordinary human endurance and adaptability to sudden changes. It highlights how man surpasses animals in resilience, as featured in American Weekly distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner on Sunday.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
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