Lower Deer Creek Church Conference Ends With Strong Budget
The annual gathering at Anderson ran June 8 to 14 with delegates from many states plus Canada, China, Africa and India. Attendance peaked around fifteen thousand on June 12 as offerings totaled 45839.36 and a $275000 budget for next year was approved. The event reaffirmed opposition to war and to repealing Prohibition. Children’s Sunday school program slated for next Sunday at 7 45 PM.
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Anderson
Canada
China
Africa
India
Church of God
St Peters Lutheran Church Week Services and Revival Invite
St Peter s Lutheran Church announces 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 Morning Worship and 7 30 Evening Services with praise and remarks by Maurice Cohee and Eimer Kahl Pastor. A joyous Children s Day, upcoming Holy Communion on July 1 preparatory service July 1 7 45 P M and a missionary benevolent offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cohee
Teys
Eimer Kahl
Ockfield Christian Church Services and Local Visit Notes
Morning Worship at 9 30, Bible Study 10 30, Evening Service 7 30 noted for Ockfield Christian Church. Mentions Mr and Mrs Larry Fetter of Delphi and Mr and Mrs Ben Meteger and Floyd Smeltzers. Roy Stong visited Mr and Mrs Everett Barnharts of Fyrmont on Sunday evening.
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Larry Fetteryff
Delphi
Ben ‘Meteger
Floyd Smeltzers
Roy Stong
Everett Barnharts
Fyrmont
Lincoln Portrait Collection Expanded by Arthur Hall Fund
The Lincoln Historical Research Foundation unveils the Arthur F. Hall Collection of Lincoln Portraits, totaling 1,669 images of Lincoln and sites from his life. The collection, enhanced by the L. K. Dicke prints, enlarges the library's archive as a premier source on Lincoln’s appearance.
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Lincoln Historical Research Foundation
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Arthur F. Hall
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Hall
Louis A. Warren
Foundation
Lincolniana
L. K. Dicke
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Death of Mrs Minnie Horner in Flora
Minnie Horner 64 of Flora died after a long illness in a coma last Sunday. Widow of F C Horner, she leaves sons Fred of Pittsburgh and Mark at home, daughter Dr Blanche Muldoon of Peru. Private service held at 6:30 am at home by Rev Collier. Interment Maple Lawn cemetery Flora.
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Minnie Horner
Flora
F. C. Horner
Fred
Pittsburgh
Penn
Mark
Blanche Muldoon
Peru
Collier
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Gish Family Sunday Guests Near Clymers
Mr and Mrs Elmer Gish and family of near Clymers visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Gish and family.
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Elmer Gish
Near Clymers
John Gish
Centennial Celebration Program for Town Fourth of July
The program lists events from 9:00 a ball game to 8:00 with a pageant and music. Speeches cover town history and progress of education with Mrs. Ora Cox and Florence Baker. Relics are invited. care and inspection arrangements will be provided. A reception committee is named including M. W. Dillon, John W. Griffey, and others.
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Ora Cox
Florence Baker
M. W. Dillon
John W. Griffey
Chas. Guard
Chas
4-H Club Report From June Meeting at Community Hall
Mary Ellen Jones presided at the June 7 4 H meeting with 23 members 3 leaders and 2 visitors present. The program included singing a sewing bias tape demonstration by Jones and later games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for July 5 at the Community Hall with hostesses Wilna Mae Sullivan Dora Lee Kennedy Madeline Bohan and Margaret Ann Hedde.
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Mary Ellen Jones
Carolyn Hedderich
Josephine Caldwell
Wilna Mae Sullivan
Dora Lee Kennedy
Madeline Bohannon
Margaret Ann Hedde
Maud Jones
Joy Altman
Maxine Hodge
Alice Virginia Robbins
Alice Louise Cree
Mary Elizabeth Gardner Recovering After Illness Visit
Mary Elizabeth Gardner a Robert Long hospital student in Indianapolis spent the weekend with relatives and friends here. She is recovering from an attack of diphtheria.
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Mary Elizabeth Gardner
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Miss Gardner
Several New Teachers Set for County Schools Next Year
Readiness for the next school year spreads across the county with new staff assignments. Jeanette Hathaway will teach Home Economics and Biology at Camden. Burlington may hire Lois Milburn for grades two and three and Mildred Stephens for the primary room. Carrollton may appoint Kenneth Crook and Thelma Yeager. Clay township keeps most teachers, while New Hope in Madison township names Velda Quinn for grades three and four and Ross Allen for Latin. Martha Snyder covers Home Economics and English. Mr. Fuhrman handles commercial work. Cutler adds Olive Black for Music and Art and Esther Hendrix for the primary grade. North Central lists Effie Guckien as a probable new teacher. Many districts have yet to decide or keep current staff.
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Jeanette Hathaway
Camden
Burlington
Lois Milburn
Mildred Stephens
Carrollton
Kenneth Crook
Thelma Yeager
Clay Township
Velda Quinn
New Hope School
Madison Township
Ross Allen
Monroe Township
Martha Snyder
Fuhrman
Cutler
Olive Black
Esther Hendrix
North Central
Effie Guckien
Kapp Classical Quartette at Burrows Church
The Kapp Classical Quartette performs a program at Burrows Presbyterian Church Sunday night June 26 at 7 30 P M in a special service linked to communion. The group includes Mary E Kapp Harold C Kapp Margaret M Kapp and Mrs H E Kapp with no admission charge.
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Kapp
Burrows Presbyterian Church
Rockfield
Burrows Church
Mary E. Kapp
Harold C. Kapp
Margaret M. Kapp
H. E Kapp
Camden M. E. Church Service Schedule
The Camden M. E. Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by Mrs Zetta Cole Superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 A M The official board meets on the second Tuesday of each month.
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Camden M. E
F. H. Collier
Zetta Cole
Rockfield Home Economics Club Hosts 4-H Guests
The Rockfield Home Economics and 4-H clubs met at the school for an all day session with a cooperative noon dinner for 4-H guests. The program featured singing, pledges, readings, vocal and violin solos, a flag illustration, and a fruit of the afternoon business meeting.
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Rockfield Home Economics Club
Don Mullendore
Roy Thomas
America
Catherine Brechbiel
Gwen Coble
Betsy Ross
Rozella Anderson
Jean Edging
Betsy
Frances Callendar
Mabel Nipple
Martha
George
Leota Adams
Mullendore
Annabelle Porter
Home Economics Club
Riley
Ollie Mills
Camden Club
Hattie Temple
George Cree
Burrows Club
Dismantle Stop And Go Signs In Delphi
Stop and go signs were dismantled in Delphi on Monday and Tuesday. Signs are stored in the Armory as maintenance crews replace them with stop signs at all four corners of Washington and Main streets and at side street entries to state roads.
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Delphi
Armory
Washington
Main Streets
Lettie attends White Star Motor Oil meeting at Severin Hotel
Lettie participated in a Friday evening gathering of White Star Motor Oil employees held at the Severin hotel in Indianapolis.
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B. Lettie
White Star Motor Oil
Severin Hotel
Indianapolis
Tax Reduction Program Lines Up Bills for Indiana
Senate House Co operative Committee prepares fourteen point tax relief bills to cut state and local costs. Subcommittee of four from both houses reviews the measures led by Senator Joe Rand Beckett and Representatives Delph McKesson and William C. Babcock with Senators J. Francis Lochard and Beckett. Full committee to vote after revisions before July 7 session opening. The plan targets 45 to 50 million dollars in public expenditure cuts and calls for broad citizen support and nonpartisan action to ease municipal burdens while noting other matters like poor relief remain under study.
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Senate House Co-operative Committee
Indiana General Assembly
Joe Rand Beckett
Indianapolis
Co-Operative Committee
Delph McKesson
William C. Babcock
J. Francis Lochard
Beckett
Co-Operative
Senate House Co- Operative Committee
General Assembly
New Milk Route Starts Monday in Camden
Harlan Fox starts a milk route in Camden next Monday with the herd tested by Dr Lane and kept healthy. Milk prices are six cents per quart and three cents per pint at three local stores. The dairy and herd are open for inspection and a route will also serve Rockfield.
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Camden
Harlan Fox
Lane
Fox
Rockfield
Delphi Officials Open June Term of Commissioners Court
The June term of the Commissioners court opened Monday at Delphi. A carload of lumber derailed on the T H L road near Colfax last Thursday, delaying trains for hours. Heavy rains swelled Deer Creek to river-like levels but no steamers were reported at the landing. The Delphi Times withdrew B B Daily from the Lieutenant Governor race due to ill health.
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Conmissioners Court
Delphi
Colfax
Deer Creek
the Times
B. B. Daily
Barney
Jackson Township Reports 132 Dogs and Local Market Prices
J B Humrickhouse completes the tally showing 132 dogs in Jackson township. Market receipts are light with prices steady: wheat 1.05, oats .25, corn .30, butter .08, eggs, chickens 1.75 to 2.00, turkeys .05, flaxseed 1.10, apples .75 to 1.00, potatoes .30 to .35, onions 1.00, feathers .40, beans 1.25, pork .04, hides 5.5, clover seed 4, blue grass 1.40, cherries 6 to 6.25 cents. Real estate totals reach 404325 and personal property 135420. Thirty-three total pigs, 233. male dogs 135, female 5. A farm near Armstrong yielded 100 bushels in 25 minutes. Dell Dillen sold a horse to Dr. Powell of Rockfield and will drive blacks in the county.
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Messrs. Ray & Rice
Hamrickhouse
Jackson Township
Dell Dillen
Dr. Powell
Rockfield
Large corn harvest on six acres near Camden
On six acres Ross and Dell Dillen raised 540 bushels of premium corn east of Camden. Three sample ears weighed 4 lbs 10.5 oz. lengths 13.5 and 12 inches. Stalks grew tall enough to require stilts or ladders, with some ears 10 ft 4 in from root.
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Ross and
Dell Dillen
Messrs
Ross
Dell Dillon
Camden
Peanut Shells as Fuel for Boilers
Peanut shells prove to be a viable fuel material for factory boilers in regions with abundant shell stock, showing potential to reduce reliance on traditional fuels and cut costs for local industries.
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Lower
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Ockfield
Rockfield-Burrows
Rockfield H. E. Club
J. B. Humrickhouse
Stephen Armstrong
Kennett & Co
Mat Dillen
Logansport
Hall’s Business College
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