Community Notes From Deer Creek and Nearby Towns
Local visits include Ensign Clifford Joyce and wife home on a visit and Roy Cuppy of Logansport visiting Mrs. Annie Lenon. Pay tribute to Rev. Ramsey in Fort Wayne with Indiana synod meetings. Church events mark Children's Day Flag Day and Father’s Day at the Presbyterian church on June 27. Married life update includes Olive Myers and William Gill wed in Burlington, and Miss Margaret Shissier honored at a birthday gathering. A Cass County hospital update notes Max Caldwell’s wedding visit and eight year old Craig Fouts recovering after appendicitis. Pfc Woodrow Hawn of Camp Roberts U.S. and Miss Bower of Deer Creek share a wartime era match at the parsonage.
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Rev. Ramsey
Fort Wayne
Indiana Synod
The
Presbyterian Church
Max Caldwell
Bride
Elmer Caldwell
Mart. Bower
Clarence Boyer
Pfc
Woodrow Hawn
Camp Roberts
Calif
Deer Creek Lutheran Parsonage
Rev
Grenawalt
Notice to heirs and creditors in Brown estate
In Carroll County Indiana Carroll Circuit Court April Term 1943 Elizabeth A Brown deceased Bert O Brown Administrator filed final account and vouchers for examination June 26 1943 heirs creditors or claimants must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Jason M Been attorney for administrator Delphi Indiana June 7 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Carroll County
Carroll Circuit Court
Elizabeth A. Brown
Bert O. Brown
Delphi
Indiana
Chas. L. Bell
Jason M. Been
Admr
Vice-Awake 4-H Club Holds June Meeting at Adams Township
Thirteen members answered roll call at the Adams township school on Wednesday June 9 at 10 30 A M. Demonstrations included first year leaking Joyce Gates and Joan Ward fourth year Lucille Million fifth year Carol Lou Temple first year clothing Betty Landis and Lois Nethercutt first year Food Preparation Madaline Grace. The next gathering is scheduled for Wednesday July 14 at 10 30 A M at the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Joyce Gates
Joan Ward
Lucille Million
Carol Lou Temple
Betty Landis
Lois Nethercutt
Madaline Grace
War Bond Propaganda Urges Greater Family Savings
A Treasury Department message asks every family to increase contributions to war bonds beyond their needs. It emphasizes saving more now will fund equipment and munitions for campaigns in Europe and elsewhere, appealing to patriotism and support for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomons
Africa
Europe
U. S. Treasury Department
Fire Guards organized in Indiana under civilian defense plan
The Fire Guards, a new civilian defense unit announced by the federal OCD, will be formed in Indiana once training manuals arrive. Aiming for several thousand trained volunteers, squads will rely on pump tanks where available and stirrup pumps elsewhere, merging existing Fire Watchers into the program while remaining under local fire departments and the Air Raid Warden Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
OCD
Indiana
State Defense Council
War and Navy Departments
Citizens Defense Corps
Civilian Defense Auxiliary
Son born to Mr and Mrs Forest Appleton
A son was born Sunday morning at Cass County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Forest Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Appleton
Cass County Hospital
Effect of Noise on Office Workers
Dr. Logan Clendening notes that work in the presence of disturbing noise forces the nervous system to continually adapt. He says that greater mental effort is required to focus on certain tasks and that prolonged exposure leads to nervous or mental fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Czar Nicholas II’s private car clocks barometers and rhieriometers
Eight clocks 18 barometers and 27 rheriometers are listed as permanent fixtures on one of Czar Nicholas II’s private railway cars, per Collier’s Weekly. The piece also notes the Indian pipe of damp woods as a true parasite drawing nourishment from decaying vegetation and old stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Nicholas II of
Russia
Collier's Weekly
Early Written Language Evolution From Pictographs
The text notes that early written language began as pictures and gradually grew more syntactic over time, highlighting a transition from pictorial symbols to rule based writing systems. It emphasizes the progression from image based notation to structured language.
Invented Mauser Rifle Claim Revisited
A historical note credits Pia von Mauser, a German mechanic, with inventing the Mauser rifle in 1872 detailing early firearm development and its origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia von Mauser
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Eva N. Kennedy
Main
Camden, MD
Iooney
Otlive
Olice Honras
Wacim
Tok Poe
Calle
Dr. B. GC
Kerkhove
To & P
Gamden, Ind
Hoosier Hatchery
Mishigantown, Ind
Woman’s Home Companion
True Story
American Home
Homes and Gardens
Photoplay
Movie Mirror
Esseseoeensee
Pathfinder
Screenland
Silver Screen
Science & Discovery
the Woman
Flower Grower
Sports Afield
Fact Digest
Christian Herald
Lyr
Wame
Postoffice
R. iyYr
Roxy
Tennessee Johnson
van Heflin
Sun
Mon
Giry S
Lera
Barbara Stanwyck
and Geo. Brent
Mrs. Holiday
Deanna Durbin
News and Comics
Deer Creek News
Ensign Clifford Joyce
Oral Caldwell
Roy Cuppy
Logansport
Annie Lenon
Corp
John W. Seward
Pfe
Bob Harmon
Charles Seward
Craig Fouts
Castyle Fouts
Olive Myers
Will Yakey
William Gill
Burlington
Alles
America
Sheneneasas
Morgenthau
Miles Ne
Camden, Ind
E.R. McCain & SN
Brett
Delphi, Ind
DR. Miles
Jselec
Better Homes & Garder
Silver Screen Sports
Modern Screen
Ayr, DY
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American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Jrnl
Farm Journal & Farmer’s Wife
Household Magazine
Nat, Livestock Produ
Poultry Tribune
Mother’s Home Life
Capper’s Farmer
Isx
Parents
Magazin
Science & Discove
American Poultry Juni
Pice
All Magasines Asi
American Fruit
American Magazin
American Mercury
American Poultry
Better Cook
G & Hom
Better Homes
Garde Capper’s Farmer
Child Life
Christian Heral
Collier’s Weekly
Farm Junal
Hygeia Liberty
Parent's
Populi Mechanics
Redbook
Magazi Screenland
Silver Screen Science & Disco
Woman's Home
R.F.D
Gepgor
G Quartermaster
Corton
Corte
LI Gorges
Special Air Corps
Quartermaster Corps
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