Kittie’s Kitchen Delivers Samples and Fate Intertwined
Kittie runs a highway shop offering free pattycake samples to attract customers as she builds a bakery reputation. In August two hungry travelers are drawn in, reveal they are broke, and she refuses to overstep. Years later Kate Ronald’s brother Ted returns with gratitude and hope to renew their distant ties.
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Kittie
New York
Graham University
Kate Ronald
Bruce
Graham
Ted
Ghost town of Little Tokyo in Los Angeles
The piece portrays Los Angeles Little Tokyo as a ghost town in effect after Pearl Harbor with 20 000 Japanese residents under FBI and police watch. It notes Americans and Japanese living side by side while tensions rise between groups and in the city amid wartime fears.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Tokyo
United States
U. S
Japan
L. A
Sear Ae Attas
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Little Toky
Mother of Mrs Glass Died At Cass Co Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Allen mother of Mrs Bertha Glass died Monday at Cass County hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral was Wednesday at Royal Center with burial in Ictor Chapel cemetery in Pulaski. Community notices mention Christmas dinner hosts including Z L Truesdell and families from Frankfort Scirclesville and Pulaski.
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Elizabeth Allen
Bertha Glass
Cass Co. Hospital
Royal Center
Ictor Chapel
Pulaski
Methodist Church To Be Rededicated Sunday
The Methodist Church reopens with a Sunday service on January 4 led by Dr. B D Beck of Lafayette. A basket dinner will follow at noon and a special afternoon program features visiting ministers and choir orchestra. The church interior is renovated with new furnace lights and decor.
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The
Methodist Church
B. D. Beck
Lafayette
Marriage licenses and local notices in 1921 Camden area
In 1921 Camden items include a Purdue instructor Ira Baldwin marrying Miss Mary Lesh of Kentucky, a Camden baby Edward Ernest Jr., deaths of George Armick and Elias Plank, many local marriages, a new Business Men's Association, and fires destroying a barn and a farm residence with partial insurance coverage.
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Ira L. Baldwin
Purdue
Mary E. Lesh
The
University of Kentucky
A. L. Lesh
Burrrows
Christmas Celebration at Mr Musselman’s Home
An old fashioned Christmas gathering was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr Will Musselman. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fren Musselman of Kent Ohio and relatives from Atlanta Ga Delphi and nearby areas. Refreshments were served and guests expressed appreciation for the delightful occasion.
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Will Musselman
Fren Musselman
Kent
Ohio
Robert
Atlanta
Hoy
South of Town
Fred C. Smith
Delphi
Musselman
Lenon John O died in Lafayette at 67
John O Lenon a native of Camden died Saturday at Lafayette aged 67 Funeral services were held at Hippensteel Lafayette with Rev J A Lord in charge Burial followed at Rest Haven cemetery Lenon was a retired Manon railroad telegrapher born March 29 1874 taught at Camden two years and was a Mason He is survived by his wife Mattie a son Morris Dayton Ohio a twin sister Mrs Mayme Tribbet and a brother Charles South Bend
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John O. Lenon
Camden
Lafayette
Hippensteel
J. A. Lord of
Zionsville
Rest Haven Cemetery
Manon Railroad
Masonic Lodge
Mattie
Morris
Dayton, O
Mayme Tribbet
Charles
South Bend
Appreciation note for assistance after sudden death
The Cree family thanks friends neighbors and Rev Schreyer for help during the death of husband and father Clarence Cree.
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Schreyer
Clarence Cree
Thoughts for Good Thinkers LAW
A compact collection of quotes on law and justice from various authors. It contrasts eternal natural law with human law and stresses morality, equity, and safety as core principles guiding law and governance.
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Edmund Parke
Roy Gardner Assigned to Flexible Gunnery School in Panama City
Captain Roy L. Gardner and fellow officers traveled to Tyndall Field Panama City Florida on December 22 for the Air Corps Flexible Gunnery School. Gardner had reported from Mississippi and was called to active duty with the National Guard on January 17 1941. He and his three children have remained in the south since Christmas, traveling with Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner who will winter with them.
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Roy LE. Gardner
Tyndall Field
Panama City
Florida
Air Corps
Gadner
National Guards
Ier
South
Walamti Aay
Harry Gardner
Miss Kathryn McCain Marries Private Mark Fesler in Delphi
Miss Kathryn McCain daughter of Mr and Mrs George McCain of Delphi wed Private Mark Fesler in a four o'clock Saturday ceremony at Delphi Methodist Church. Rev Roy Sturm presided with single ring rite. The couple, both graduates of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, plan to reside in Delphi with Mrs Walker teaching music locally.
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Nellie Cohee
Charles Cohee
Lionel Delaplane
John Delaplane
Washington Township
F. M. Davis
Deer Creek
Kathryn McCain
George McCain
Delphi
Mark Fesler
Walker
Lee Walker
Shirley
Ind
It Pays To Grow Corn In Indiana National Champion Awarded
Ryan Evan Sanderson receives twelve thousand dollars and a chest of Sterling silver from the DeKalb Hybrid Corn Company in Indiana as an honor of being the national corn growing champion.
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Indiana
Ryan Evan Sanderson
DeKalb Hybrid Corn Company
Annual Congregational Meeting at St. Peter's Church
The annual congregational meeting at St. Peter Lutheran church is held Wednesday evening January 7. A carry in covered dish supper at 6 30 PM precedes the business session at 7 30 PM. Reports of officers classes and election of trustees elders deacons financial secretary and treasurer. Solo Holy City by John McCarty with colored slides.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Solo
Holy City
John McCarty
Christmas Gathering at Stanley Cornelius Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley Cornelius hosted guests on Christmas Day in their home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Taylor Keeling of Orleans Indiana Mr and Mrs Jewell Cornelius of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs George Hunt Richard Hunt Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt Bob Cole of Indianapolis Glen Cole of Buffalo New York.
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Stanley Cornelius
Taylor Keeling
Orleans
Indiana
Jewell Cornelius
Indianapolis
George Hunt
Richard Hunt
Robert Hunt
Bob Cole
Glen Cole
Buffalo
N. Y
Red Cross War Fund Appeal Calls for 50 Million
The American Red Cross urged a 50 million dollar war fund from all citizens. Norman H. Davis announced from Washington that funds will support military families and the national relief program. President Roosevelt backed the appeal urging everyone to donate through local chapters to show unity and morale in aiding Pacific Islanders and wounded soldiers.
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America
American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Davis
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Roosevelt
Red Cross War Fund
Pacific Islands
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