Hoover Induces Hope as Industrial Leaders Gather
President Hoover addresses nearly 400 industrial leaders in Washington, urging continued action on unemployment and a wide income tax cut. The piece notes 2,000,000 more unemployed than France and previews a three billion eight hundred thirty million dollar budget with an expected $160,000,000 income tax reduction. It highlights Columbia College’s psychiatry unit, Bleuler’s remarks on character, and Rockefeller III starting work at 20 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Congress
John D. Rockefeller III
Broadway
New York
John BD
Edsell Ford
Why Have a Public Library and A Local High School Basketball Score
The piece argues public libraries as essential civic and adult education centers, citing quotes from Franklin Roosevelt and others. It also reports Flora Yellow Jackets defeating Camden 41 to 27 in a Carroll County basketball game, led by Neiwerth, Sanderson, and Good for Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of the People
Benjamin Franklin
Theodore Roosevelt
America
William Jennings Bryan
FLORA
Camden
Networth
Star Yellow Jacket
Camden Net
Flora Yellow Jackets
Carroll County
Neiwerth
Tora Boys
McCuin
Sanderson
Camden Boys
Yellow Jackets
Good
Gasaway
Parks
Nesworth
McCain
Galaway
Camden Tigers to Play Deer Creek Independents
The Camden Tigers face the Deer Creek Independents at Camden Thursday May 19. Hunt returns from school to strengthen the Tigers as a strong game is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Tigers
Deer
Tigers
Deer Greek Independents
Camden
Hunt
Court Notes Entries in Indiana Jurisdiction
Myrtle B. Lyon resigns effective December 31 1929. State of Indiana vs John Roach continued to January Term. State vs George Vianco same entry. Eli Wise will probate with Ezra Wise and John L McDowell as executors. William B Graham estate admin named Charles R Justice. Noah Sholty estate final report. Commodore P Biiney estate final report. George M Smith guardian for Maria L Fraser with sale of real estate ordered. Paul Tire Co vs Leo Swayzee judgment $91.60. New suits filed: Letha Campbell vs Delbert Campbell divorce Ursal Thompson vs Ora Shirar on note Morton Ross et al. vs Luther Ross et al action for accounting Amos Cripe vs H L Hallam on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle B. Lyon
State of Indiana
John Roach
George Vianco
Eli Wise
Ezra Wise
John L. McDowell
Charles R. Justice
William B. Graham
Noah Sholty
Commodore P. Biiney
George M. Smith
Maria L. Fraser
Guardian
Paul Tire Company
Leo Swayzee
Letha L. Campbell
Delbert H. Campbell
Ursal B. Thompson
Ora F. Shirar
Morton B. Ross
Luther H. Ross
Amos B. Cripe
H. L. Hallam
Public sale at Porter farm near Burrows announces livestock and corn
Public auction set for Tuesday December 17 1929 at 10 30 A M on the Porter farm one mile north and 12 mile west of Burrows on the county line road. Items include four horses and mules ten cattle thirty eight hogs farm implements feed miscellaneous articles and 500 bushels of corn H G Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Farm
Burrows
County Line
H. G. Bush
Delphi Courthouse Square Decorated With Christmas Lights
The Delphi courthouse square lit up Tuesday with colored lights as a pre Christmas display. Committee members L. M. Pletcher E. O. Grimm and W. L. Margowski from the Delphi Chamber of Commerce oversaw the project. Lights and wiring were purchased last year by the Chamber, creating a beautiful effect around the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Delphi
L. M. Pletcher
E. O. Grimm
W. L. Margowski
Will of Eli Wise Filed in Delphi County Clerk Office
The will of the late Eli Wise of east of Delphi was filed Saturday in the Delphi County Clerk Office. Salome Wise Mill and Jesse Wise named administrators. Ezra Wise receives $1,000. Jesse Wise $1,400. Salome Miller $2,000. Leah Wise Arnvld’s children receive $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Wise
East of Delphi
Delphi
Salome Wise Mill
Jesse Wise
Ezra Wise
Salome Miller
Leah Wise
Mrs. G Ray Sharp Dies After Huntington Visit
Mrs. G Ray Sharp former Cutler resident and wife of a longtime Cutler school principal died at her Huntington home on Friday. She was well known across the county and her husband led the Cutler team to the state tournament during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Sharp
Cutler
Rockfield Church Hosts Decision Day and Community Events
The Presbyterian church observed Decision Day. Delaware visitors and local families gathered for Sunday services and visits. The County War Mother's meeting and a cooperative Christmas dinner were held with programs and gift exchanges. The Rockfield Home Economics Club plans its annual cooperative dinner and party at Mrs Brechbiel's home with hostesses. A public sale by Jacob Logan accompanied a move to Rockfield. The Presbyterian Sunday school held an oyster supper and officer election. The Parent Teachers association slated a meeting at the schoolhouse on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry van Gundy
Rockfield Home
Vurpillat Contest Captures Local Interest At Store
A schoolboy punt voting contest at Vurpillat's Pharmacy draws attention with twelve girls and eleven boys as candidates. Prizes include a doll for girls and an erector set for boys. Contest closes Christmas Eve. votes tallied show Madeline Bohannon leading among girls and John David Cole among boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vurpillat
State road man dies after falling steel on bridge
Paul Wray thirty two died at his Wheeling home from internal hemorrhages and a blood clot suffered when a girder fell while removing a damaged steel structure on the Sharon bridges in Carrollton township. Wray a state road 29 supervisor had overseen the repair work Wednesday and was struck about 11 o clock. Surviving include his widow four children and his mother. Funeral held at Church of the Brethren south of Camden. Burial in Musselman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wray
Wheeling
Logansport
Wray
Clinton County
Sharon Bridges
Carrollton Township
State Road
Burrows
Mary Rochell
Church of the Brethren
Camden
Musselman Cemetery
Store Windows Trimmed For Christmas Display
Special mention goes to Dr. Baker and Son and Vurpillar's drug store for unusually attractive window trimming. The post office is noted as well. Reading the paper’s ads will assist in choosing Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baker and Son
Vurpillar’s
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Logan sport shoppers Mr and Mrs Truman Sanders and Mrs Frank Simons were out Saturday. Several families hosted gatherings with Dr Jesse McCarty and Richard visiting Truman McCarty and wife. New home moves by Mr and Mrs Russel Logan were noted Tuesday. Frank Kerlin sold the logan residence. Social calls included Mrs Paul Gregg and Mrs Jess Davison with baby Phyliss Joan of south Delphi. Frank Lyons and daughter Minta visited Chicago. Presbyterian Class No 5 met at Floyd Marshall’s home with Merle Landis teaching. Jean Coble became president and Paul Ginrich vice president. Lee Flora secretary treasurer. Nineteen guests enjoyed refreshments. Others hosting included Claude Pritts and children of Flora. Mary McGraw accompanied them home after a week visit. Rockfield Sophomore class party at the school Monday evening with teachers present and refreshments. Monroe Brech Biel and children visited Will Snoeberger. Ora Sanders and family were guests Sunday. County Council met at Mrs Fred Miller’s home. Roy Thomas and daughter Betty visited Frank Simons and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Logan
Rockfield
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mullin
Prsident
Tred Miller
Chas Miller
Bessie Coble
Fred Miller
Truman Sanders
Frank Simons
Logan
Jesse McCarty
Richard
Truman McCarty
Russel Logan
Frank Kerlin
Paul Gregg
Jess Davison
Phyliss
Joan
South Delphi
Frank Myers
Frank Lyons
Minta
Chicago
Merle Landis
Floyd Marshall
Jean Coble
Paul Ginrich
Sec’t.treas
Lee Flora
Claude Pritts
Flora
Lewis Pritts
Mary McGraw
Pritts
Rockfield School
Monroe Brechbiel
Will Snoeberger
Ora Sanders
Roy Thomas
Betty
Real estate transfers detailed in multiple township deeds
Listings show transfers from Jesse Knight to Stefano Drago for 40 acres in Washington Township at 4400 dollars and other deeds with parcels in Delphi Jefferson Monroe Washington and Madison Townships priced near one dollar to 10 350 dollars. Transfers include Sunset Park blocks in Jefferson Township and various individuals exchanging properties among spouses and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Knight
Stefano Drago
Washington
Harry H. Kite
James Turner
Delphi
William S. Parcel
Edn F. French
Jefferson
Elzie C. Litwhler
Sherman S. Fife
Deer Creek
Jacob Wise
Mary Allbaugh
Jackson
William Hasselbring
Joe R. Vaughan
Madison
Calvin J. Summe
Charles Et Cereary
Monroe
Oliver M. Sherman
Elva Cunningham
John R. Sisson
The
Hermitage Development Co
Fred C. Kurz
Block “C
Sunset Park
Henry B. Wilson
Jefferson Twp
State Fire Marshal Christmas Rules Issued
Alfred Houston state fire marshal warns holiday safety with rules to avoid flamable decorations for trees halls and schools. Advice includes non infl amable materials use fireproofing for costumes and sprays, proper wiring for lights and slow burning film in home motion pictures. Also cautions smokers and warns against overheating furnaces and kerosene fires. For sale oak library table and round oak stand listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Houston
Santa Claus
St. Louis
For Rent Furnished Rooms in Strictly Modern Home
Renters offered furnished rooms in a strictly modern home near the center. Inquiries directed to the Record Office for details on availability and terms.
Piano Tuner Coming to Sam Neher's in December
L. P. Reinhardt, a piano tuner, will be at Sam Neher's around December 16 to service pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Reinhardt
Sam Nehers
Local Rural News Highlights From Kokomo Area Events
Community notices detail Thanksgiving Day visits and family gatherings around Mrs. Alice Leste and others, church concerts by Axel Skoveanvad and Leonish musicians, and a missionary society meeting. Also reported are a funeral in Kokomo, a Christmas party planned by Sunday School, and a basketball game where the Yellow Jackets beat the Red Devils 11 to 19 with Flora and Onward trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Avs
Do. Payton
Otis Gardner
Willeard
See
Jos
Vurpillat
Wintumnac
Yellow Jackets
Red Devils
Flom
Klonn
Flora
McCain
Larimore
Red Devil
Potes
Wattan
State wardens arrest 258 for fish and game laws violations
The state conservation department reports 258 persons arrested in October for fish and game violations. Of these, 240 were convicted and fined 4967.69 dollars allocated to county school funds. Sixteen cases remain. two dismissed. Main offenses include hunting fishing or trapping without licenses. Several arrests occurred in the last ten days for shooting near public highways. Night shooting with a search light is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Department
Richard Lieber
Fred Sturgeon Plans New Restaurant Opening
Fred Sturgeon announces a new restaurant venture following previous work with P Q Buddins. He aims to open soon in the former Buddins space, signaling a fresh start and ongoing efforts to launch the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sturgeon
P.Q. Buddins
Letter from patient Nettie Creep at Keher Hospital
Nettie Creep, patient at the Ella B. Keher Hospital in Anderson Indiana, writes home praising care received. She notes weight gain, normal temperature, improved health, and expresses gratitude to staff for cleanliness, rest, air, and wholesome food. She hopes Christmas Seals raise funds to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Keher Hospital
Weber
Tpo
Pam
Batte
Nettie Creep
Ella B. Keher
Anderson
Indiana
Knights of Pythias Officers Elected
Naughts of Pythias officers elected for the ensuing year at Cais den Lodge No. 352 include C. CC J. ME Morrison V C A BE Cripe Prelate Frank Crown AL at A Harry Jones M of W Cecil Jones KK RES C BE Biker Moof PSP C Annick MM of Th ID J Jones 1 Leesink O G Mahlon Woods Host Janitor Mahlon Wood Trustee J C Kennedy vrs Repre Jd M Harrison Alternate Arthur Ritehey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naughts of
Pythias
Caisden Lodge No
C. CC
J. ME Morrison
Gold Star Gas Introduces New Beamed Fuel Additive
The White Star company announces a new blend by Gold Star under the Gold Star label. Tests show the additive improves performance up to 72 gravity and is suitable for cold weather. The product uses a phase that matches that used in airplanes and race cars and is offered at the same price as regular light fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Company
Gold Star
Rockfield Burrows Church Services and Election Day Note
Rockfield Burrows Presbyterian Church announces election day for teachers at the School. Morning worship at 9 30 A M themed Where is The King. Evening service features sermon The Hope of the World led by Pastor L Dewey Burham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Rockfield
Sehool
Tip. In
Card of Thanks for Mills Family
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our father Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Mills
Mail Early for Delivery Before Christmas Day
Notice from M. F. Cline P. M. advising patrons to mail early to ensure delivery before Christmas Day when no deliveries will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cline
P. M
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By Arthur Brisbal
Columbia College
Butler
Columbia
Kirby
New York State
Eugene Bleuler
University of Zurich
Professor Bleuler
Republic
Mellon
Coolidge
Livoyer
Russia
China
Uncle Sam
Ex- Byoston
Standard Oil
New Jersey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Pinegres
Presbyterian Church
Percy Plank
Ben Tribbett
Ila Plank
Lucile May
Marie Merritt
June Sink
Harold Hanlin
Delmar Galbreth
Parent Teachers Association
Madeline Bohannon
Sarah Jane Gree
Maxine Hodge
Bertha Joe Lane
Patrica Ann Lynch
Norwin Jean Parker
Edna May Raber
Bessie Lou Ronk
Ruth Robeson
Carmen I, Reed
Mary Belle Wallace
Donnabelle Yerkes
Gorden
Bernard Gish
Wilbur Hicks
John David Cole
Edward Ernest Jolson
Ralph Myer
Jack McPhail
David Mullen
Raymond Wallace
Donn Zinn
Carl Lee Gardner
Abstract Company, Abstracters
Ind
State Fire Marshall
George P. Hell
Des Moines
Mrs. Hell
Alice Leste, von Pred
Lows
Maryhouse
Mar Ath Mas
Andy Ricken
Motecello
Dro
Mae
Davith
Cathosn McClain
Arthur Bhike
Moroni
Shochereer
Mre
Wright
Mary Binkley Sone Davehfer
Rovella Gash
Armunds Savder
Gal
Wing Wenorkis Missionary Society
Dora Lee Kennedy
Anna McDowell
Mrs
Floyd McDowell
Royal Center
John H. Dillon
Dorthy
Galveston
Roy Green
Baby
Tom Starkey
Lloyd Staurkey
Roy Starkey
Pewsey Joan of
Wakoma
Layann Martin
Burrows Christian Church
Ben Been
Knights of Pythias
Gold Star Gas
Rockfield-Burrows Presbyterian Parisil
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