Carroll County Students Win Indiana University Scholarships
Two Carroll county scholars, Florence Bowman and Wayne Lowery, won state county scholarships to Indiana University for the next school year. The program funds one year of contingent fees and includes 139 first time entrants and 58 already enrolled.
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Carroll County
Indiana University
David A. Rothrock
I. U. College of Arts and Sciences
Florence Bowman
RR. 4
Delphi
Wayne Lowery
K. R. Cutler
Lodiana University
L. A
Exceptio
Allen
Grant
Lake
Monroe
Mallon
St. Joseph
Marion
Bowman
Walter Britton
Old Age Security Aid Expands Across States
The Social Security Board reports 635,000 people in 32 states and D C now receive federal old age assistance. About 65 percent of needy seniors are covered, with New York Florida and Hawaii awaiting approval and Texas slated to begin July 1. The federal quarterly allotment is 16.79 million with total three month spending at 32.12 million.
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Social Security Board
States
District of Columbia
Feder Alvernment
New York
Florida
Hawaii
Texas
Rhode
Vermont
Camden Favor ite Daughter Weds Saturday P M
Mrs Helen Louise Lane daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Lane and William Paden son of Mr and Mrs Truman Paden of Chicago wed in a Baptist church ceremony read by Rev Bender. About 250 attended with 145 at the Lane home reception. They plan to live in Chicago at 1553 in 94th St.
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Baptist Church
Bender
Helen Louise Lane
W. H. Lane
William Paden
Truman Paden
Chicago
Natalie Pokorski
Hammond
Steven Wallace
Logansport
Wagner
Fred Case
Pacen
Evelyn
Charles Paden
George Westfall, Jr
Fred Westfall
Lane
Wilbur Lane
William Aftlis
Ralph Maggart
Claud Chisholm
Carrigan
Laura Redding
Delphi
Walter Atkinson
Hollywood
Cal
Woman’s Literary Club
Eastern Star
Paden
Morgan Park High School
Crane College
Astern Illinois Railroad
94Th St
Annual Twins Day Scheduled by National Association
The executive board of the national association announced this afternoon that the annual Twins Day convention will be held on August 30. The meeting location has not yet been selected.
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National Association
CCC Enrollments Open in Indiana State HQ
Civilian Conservation Corps enlistment begins today and runs until July 11 at the governor's commission on unemployment relief in Indianapolis. Eligible are young men 17 to 28 from relief families who are unemployed unmarried and physically fit. Indiana quota not yet set but expected large enough to cover applicants.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Governor’s Commission On Unemployment Relief
Indianapolis
Indiana
Infant Dies Tuesday at Riley Hospital
Baby Doris Mullins born June 16 died Tuesday at Riley Hospital Indianapolis. Survived by parents and a small brother. Body sent to Baker funeral home for burial. The funeral service was held this afternoon from the home. The community offers sympathy to the parents.
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Doris
Joe. Mullins
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Baker
John F Etter Dies Suddenly at 70 in Burrows
John F Etter, 70, of Burrows died suddenly today at the home of Otho Porter near Rockfield while visiting. Baker Funeral home will transport him to his Burrows residence this evening. He is survived by his wife Mattie. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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John F. Etter
Burrows
Otho Porter
Rockfield
Baker Funeral Home
Mattie
Completing Plans For 4 H Exhibit
Carroll County Farm Bureau and Flora Goimmenity Club organize a 4 H Exhibit on August 20 21 22 with Home Economics and livestock displays at Community Ridge and the park. Judging for Home Economics runs August 20 with displays ready late day. Dress Revue follows and winners advance to the State Fair. Livestock judging covers dairy calves beef calves pigs and lambs on Thursday with Thursday and Friday housing. Boys camp runs Thursday evening supper and Friday breakfast with a late Thursday camp program. 4 H livestock may be taken home Friday evening. Saturday features Gold Medal Colt Show Open Horse Show and other classes to be announced.
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Carroll County Farm Bureaus
Flora Goimmenity Club
Community Ridge
Pastor Resigns to Accept Call to Olney Church
Rev. J J Beisiegel resigns as pastor of Burrows and Rockfield Christian Churches to lead First Congregational Christian Church in Olney Richland County. He and his wife plan to move to the Olney parsonage around September 1 in the county seat city of Olney with a population near 200.
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J J. Beisiegel
Burrows and
Rockfield
First Congregational Christian Church
Olney
Richland County
Beisiegels
O. E. S Initiates Two New Members in Camden Chapter
At the Camden Chapter meeting, O. E. S. initiated two candidates, Misses Nancy and Opal Mullin. Light refreshments followed, and an unusually large attendance marked the session.
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Camden
Nancy
Opal Mullin
H. E. Club To Sponsor WLS Barn Dance Show
Home Economics Council voted to sponsor a WLS Barn Dance program this fall. A committee for liaison with WLS was named to report to the County Council in September. Separately a committee selected two top 4 H girls to attend State Fair School from Aug 29 to Sept 11 as a county reward for club work.
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Home Economics Council
WLS
Margaret Mabbitt
Newell Cox
Raymond Dillman
County Council
John Witter
Lloyd Beard
Wilbur Grantham
Carroll Court Prepares For Summer Recess
The Carroll circuit court will close for its last week before the regular summer recess. After Saturday, court will stay closed until the second Monday in September. A family dinner in Logansport hosted by Mr and Mrs John Guard included Mr and Mrs Will Guard of Urbana Ohio, Mr and Mrs George Guard of Flora, Mrs Effie Guard, Ed Dock and Frank Whipperman.
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Carroll Circuit Court
John Guard
Logansport
Will Guard
Urbana
Ohio
George Guard
Flora
Effie Guard
Ed Dock
Frank Whipperman
Delphi Guards Win Second Battalion Team Match at Frankfort
Roy Gardner leads the Delphi National Guard rifle team to first place with a 134 individual score. Co. IV Attica finishes second in the Second Battalion, 151st Infantry match at the Federal Rifle Range near Frankfort amid a light breeze.
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Co. G
Delphi National Guard
Frankfort
151St Infantry
Co. IV
Attica
Delphi
Co. 1
Terre Haute
Roy 2. Gardner
Gardner
Seregeants
Apt and
Ferrier
Roy Gardner
Lloyd Apt
Asa Cohee
Wendell Bell
Eddie Ferrier
Wm. R.mchann
Apt
Cohee
Bell
Children Honor Parent On Father's Day
A cooperative dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the Sam Randolph home in honor of Father's Day. Those present were Ira Kleckner and family, Harold Trapp and family, Dwight Plank and family, Ellis Gish and family, and Don McCloskey and family.
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Sam Randolph
Ira Kleckner
Harold Trapp
Dwight Plank
Ellis Gish
Don McCloskey
Mrs H O D Boone and Children Visit Friends
Mrs H O D Boone and children from Indianapolis are visiting friends in the area. The note records their travel and current stay with local acquaintances.
Quiet wedding unites Hummerickhouse and Gerard at home
Rev. Fabianski officiated Wednesday at 5 PM for Katie Hummerickhouse of Burnettsville and Frank Gerard of Adama township in a home ceremony. The couple, schoolmates decades ago, plan to reside on the Gerard farm and welcome friends to share in their new life.
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Fabianski
Katie Hummerickhouse
Frank Gerard
Adama Township
Burnettsville
Gerard
Katie Hunt- Hummerickhouse
Gerard Farm
Mrs. Della Rogere of Monon Visits Relatives
Mrs. Della Rogere of Monon is visiting relatives here for a short stay.
Burrows Social Notes Include Illnesses Visits and Ball Losses
Burrows residents report Miss Belle Chrisman on sick list and Susan Farrow improving. Florida visitor Robert Sprinkle tours with relatives. Mary Justice spends Sunday with Sharp family at Peru. Loganport Frank Carney visits daughter Paul Brown. Local gatherings at Argos and Flora noted. Burrows team loses twice to Logansport Golden Rule then defeats Clymers. Multiple family dinners referenced across Delphi, Lafayette, Boswell, and nearby towns.
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Mary Justice
James Sharp
Peru
Frank Carney
Logansport
Paul Brown
Charles Starkey
A. M. Thomas
Argos
Fred Martin
John Snoeberger
John Smith
Chester Carney
Burrows
Clymers
Munn Brothers to Perform at Hickory Grove Church
The famous Munn Brothers a Ft Wayne boys quartet will present a full evening program at Hickory Grove Christian church on July 6 at 8 oclock directed by Fred Munn. The orphan boys are noted as spiritual artists and broadcast on WOWO daily at 2 30. All are welcome.
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Munn Brothers
Ft. Wayne
Hickory Grove Christian Church
Fred Munn
WOWO
Obey Traffic Rules Cut Down Accidents
Traffic experts urge motorists and pedestrians to follow key rules to reduce collisions. Highlights include speed adjustment with conditions, yielding right of way, signaling lane changes, staying in lane for turns, proper curb turns, and obeying stop signs and road signs shapes such as octagonal for stop. The Gushwa sisters are having a coat of paint put on their home here.
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Gushwa
Indianap olis visits and town notes fill Tol ls column
Local column records many community updates from Indianap olis and surrounding towns. It lists exams at high school, visits and illnesses, moves to new homes, births, guests, and social events including a Washington supper and a hatchet drill by children at the Lutheran church.
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Washington
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Belle Chrisman
Robert Sprinkle
Susan Farrow
Frank Johns
Nate Price
George Simons
Walter F. Lowe
Lafayette
Chester Brown
Charles Siebers
Near
Roy Smith
Boswell
Margaret Stewart
L. J. Bryan
Henry Hobaugh and
Devon Randolph
Albert O' Bear
Tilman Leslie
Bloyd Wyatt
W. C.thompson
George Hannaway
John Cree
George July
Bertha Kuszmaans
Poster
Kansas City
The
Parmer’s Institute
Orville Hinkle
Wil
Mills
Okesan Fara
Helen Hawkins
Waldo Wright
Amy Wright
Effie Campbell
A. G. Campbell
C. M. Paden
Margaret Paden
Nancy Marlin
Nalvisville
Penn
John Alma
Cecil Alma
Ruth Yerkes
Katheryne Baker
Ruby Leslie
Mrs. Edwin Rutling
Will Kingery
France
Phillip Ray
Russell Hawkins
Frieda Bernice
Zelma Britton
Clara Flora
Menominee
Wis
Jacob Flora
Monroe Rule
Ockley
Mabel Martin
Blanche McGriff
Chas McGriff
Mr. Dixon of
Fishers
Silas Penn
Ruth and
Leton Campbell
Deer Creek High School
Frank Ulery
Katheryn
Frank Snoeberger
Robert
D. N. Smith
J. D. McCain
Ezra Wise
Rosetta Wise
Eli Wise
Jesse
Amsey Miller
M Thompson
Almyra
Ark
Zern Isaacs