Rockfield District Weekly News Briefs
Mrs Susie Wasson of Moo hospital Indianapolis is improving after an operation. Mrs Catherine Beechbiel travels to Burnettsville for an extended visit with her son Charles and Jury. Dr Paul Snoeberger remains confined to Oak Park hospital Chicago after a major operation but is recovering as well as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Wasson
Shewat Moo. Hospital
Indianapolis
Catherine Beechbiel
Burnettsville
Charles
Jury
Paul Snoeberger
Oak Park Hospital
Chicago
Christmas News From Burrows and Nearby Families
Mr and Mrs Joe Witter spent Christmas with relatives in South Bend. Mr and Mrs Olin Smith entertained the family at dinner Sunday. Dr George Wagoner of Indianapolis spent the weekend with his mother. Miss Lillie Starkey has been receiving treatment in Logansport for sinus trouble. Miss Helen Rasler, formerly at Port Wayne, is home for the holiday season. Mr and Mrs Theo Sink and family visited Mr and Mrs James Sink and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Wasson drove to Indianapolis to be with Mis A Wasson in hospital. she is progressing and hopes to return home next week. Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones at Cass County hospital Wednesday night, a daughter. both Caroline Jean and Mrs Jones are fine. Mrs Milroy Justice has word from California that Mr and Mrs Parker Justice have sold out and plan to return here in April. Mr and Mrs Bert Brown, Mr and Mrs Paul Brown, Mr and Mrs Joe Witter and son Billie, Mr and Mrs John Graham and family, and Mr and Mrs C E Brown and sons had Sunday dinner with Mrs Pet Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rasler
Port Wayne
Theo Sink
Mrro
James Sink
AL Wasson
Indianapolis
Ralph Jones
Cass County Hospital
Caroline Jean
Milroy Justice
California
Parker Justice
Bert Brown
Paul Brown
Joe Witter
Billie
John Graham
C. E. Brown
Pet Brown
Loman Wins Purdue Scholarship for Farm Essay
William Loman won a Purdue scholarship for an essay on Cooperation Between Father and Son in Farm Projects. The Carroll County winner earns free tuition to an eight week short course starting January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Loman
Carroll County
Mr. Loman
Purdue Farm
Purdue Ag
Keith Sink
Rock Creek Two
Phillips Gill wedding at Delphi Presbyterian manse
Rev Hugo officiated the wedding of Charles C. Phillips and Nettie Gill of Delphi on Tuesday at 1 30 This couple will reside on Mr Phillips farm near Flora in the coming days and weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Charles C. Phillips
Nettie Gill
Delphi
Flora
Mr. Phillip
Burrowy Hebe Club Meeting Details and Activities
The Burrows Home On HPO Taber hosts a Wednesday gathering with Mrs Rusell, Mrs Anna Haunt, Mrs Carl Wellington, Mrs Ben Been, and Mrs Win Liaveey assisting. Members exchange candy recipes, sing carols, hear committee reports, and elect a new president Mrs John Malls with various committee allocations and project lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Clolmet
Rusell Sink
Anna Haunt
Carl Wellington
Mra
Ben Been
Win
Liaveey
Jeas Fesses
Clifford Dellaven
Mary Alrendy
Fred Martin
Paul
Pitts
Mary Alresd
John Malls
Comnmuittees
Fried Marin
Wilko Push
Diles Wagoner
Arthur Bross
Vic Chester Brown
Wat Martino
Dsaies Boos Joh Garatiaim
Monroe Breehtael
J.i Gardner
Mary Vio
Mausie
Mas Chas. Starks
Been
Miers
Boom. Williison
Win Smock
Earlstate
Margaret Stuart
John Smith
Farm Bureau Party at Delphi Temple with Oyster Supper
Farm Bureau officials and coop employees attended the annual Christmas party at the Vasonic Temple in Delphi on December 21. About 120 people enjoyed an oyster supper as Arthur Mullin presided and speakers included County Agent R J Maggact and others. entertainment featured music and readings. Independent Camden basketball beat Pittsburg 40 16 and leads Carroll County League with wins over Burlington, Carrollton, and Deer Creek. next game at home against Deer Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Township
Ducational
Coop
Vasonic Temple
Delphi
Arthur Mullin
R. J. Maggact
Fail Fo Iownen
Asst
Perna I I Stephens
John Witter
Austin Cochran
Bobby Pettiner
Marjorie Miller
Clawson
Billy Biggs
Farm Bureau Quartette
Martin Sisters
Jewel Maxine Musselman
Leonard Clawson
Dana Keyes
Camden Independent Basketall
Pittsburg
Camden
Burlington
Carrollton
Deer Creek
Rural Electrification Act Opens Doors to Farm Power
The Rural Electrification Act aims to speed rural power by financing line construction and wiring through REA and appliance purchases via EHFA. First users are Ono Farm Bureau federation in Shelby and Miami counties, with cooperative farmer action urged to cut wiring costs and centralize financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Ki&ea
RIA
Ono Farm Bureau Federation
Shelby
Miami
EHFA
MHEA
Unity of Seson
Farm Home Fire Damages Camden Area Home
A fire from a defective kitchen flue badly burned the Snoeberger residence Monday evening. Fire companies from Rockfield and Burrows aided, along with neighbors, to extinguish the blaze. The modern home north of Camden suffered substantial damage but was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Snoeberger
Rockfield
Burrows
Snoeberger’s
Camden
Miss Marian Bullis Spends Christmas in Norfolk Visit
Miss Marian Bullis of Norfolk Nebraska spends the Christmas holidays with Manan Frankees Wyatt in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bullis
Norfolk
Nebraska
Manan Frankees Wyatt
Camden’s Christmas Attire Delights Town Visitors
Camden shows festive charm as Main Street and storefront windows glow with lights and color. Outsiders note the town’s holiday decorations, boulevard trees, and elegant window trims making Camden a popular seasonal sight. Local residents express pride in the progressive community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Carroll County Medical Society Elects Officers
The Carroll County Medical Society met recently and elected Dr. Thomas of Flora as president, Dr. Wise as vice president, and Dr. Brubaker of Flora as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Medical Society
Dr. Thomas
Flora
Wise
Brubaker
Congress Library Acquires Four Stradivari Instruments
The Library of Congress gained four Stradivarius stringed instruments over 200 years old and placed them in the entrance hall gallery. Librarian Dr. Herbert Putnam called them precious beyond price. Presented by Mrs. Matthew John Whittall of Worcester Massachusetts, the collection includes two violins a viola and a violin cello. One violin was played the night before exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stradivarius
Library of Congress
Herbert Putnam
Matthew John Whittall
Worchester
Mass
Christian Science Monitor
Using German Tactics In United States
A 28 year old woman threatens to camp before the White House with her five children until a pardon for her husband is granted. The husband, a wealthy media familiar figure, earned fame after fleeing to Germany in 1920 following a draft evasion conviction. In Washington a cadet appointment sale case proceeds as two men are tried for offering an academy slot. The piece notes the paradox of war era attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Germany
Washington
United States Military Academy
Indiana store license renewals due January 1 1936
About 65 000 Indiana store licenses will be renewed by owners via emailed applications from the State Store License division. 1935 license holders with no location change need only add minor information, sign, and return with the fee. Fees range 3 50 to 15 50 per chain, delinquency after February 1 triggers a 100 percent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Elic
Christmas Party and Sunday School Notes at Presbyerian Church
Miss Ruth Snoeberger entertained her Sunday School class of the Presbyerian Church Friday night. Officers elected: President Leota Adams, Vice President Hilda Jane Chapman, Secretary Irene Temple, Asst. Sec Mildred Mil lion, Treasurer Frances Bowman. Christmas games and a candlelight service followed refreshments. Snoeberger told "The Other Wise Man" and "Christmas Candles." Carols were sung and a gift exchange enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Snoeberger
Leota Adams
Hilda Jane Chapman
Irene Temple
Pythian Sisters Elect 1936 Officers in Montgomery
The Pythian Sisters elected officers at a Montgomery evening meeting led by M C Josephine Snoeberger and M J C Lavaun Martin. Officers named include Olive Plank III Gladys Kendall Harriet Armick Eva Brown Cora Lesh Elsie Link Anna Tesh and Lavaun Martin as delegate. Delphi won the invitational tournament held there last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
P C
Josephine Snoeberger
Lavaun
New Theatre Opens with Neon Canopy and Paramount Play
A community reports the opening of a new theatre on Christmas Day with neon canopy lighting and a lavish interior. The venue promises modern seating, tasteful decor, and an all new Paramount presentation drawing a theatre party from Dea County led by manager Mr Dixon and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Podisas
Unis
Paramount
Dixon
Flora Ava
Dea
County
Rockfield H E Club Holds Festive Meeting at Home
The Rockfield Home Economics Club met Wednesday at a member’s home. Officers elected Nina Robinson as assistant treasurer. Reports on Pounderos Home reviewed. A Christmas program featured readings, poems, a Christmas story, and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Adis Gaul
Lave
Nina Robinson
Joe Fener
Cints
Wd Pounderos
Mesbrine Sanders
Porn
Federation
Sarge
Herbert Bathe
Paul Cuirgs Mire Nste Clark
Paul Gregg
Roosevelt Rejects Two New-Fangled White House Trees
The article describes President Roosevelt choosing two Christmas trees for the White House. One is a fragrance of spruce, modernistic with white and silver spangles. The other is a traditional tree in the East Room with colored lights. Both trees are described as fireproofed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hristinas
Lot
Lutheran pulpit set to be filed next Sunday morn
The pulpit of the Lutheran church will be filled next Sunday morning and evening by Revs A Z and J W Thomas who are making their father a visit. The piece notes a visitation by the reverends and indicates a church service schedule for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessien
A. Z.e
J. W. Thomas
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