Burrows Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs Cates
A basket dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Peters in Burrows honored Mrs Cates age 81 the oldest guest. The youngest attendee was Bobby Martsolf 3 months. Attendees included multiple families from Logansport Burrows and Mishawaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
William Peters
Harvey Lowe
Paul Lowe
Mary Shepard
Logansport
Evard Rohrabaugh
John Watts
Rhodie Cates
Jay Quinn
Kenneth Martsolf
Mishawaka
Smile Work and Win 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
The Smile Work and Win 4 H Club of Washington township met at Deer Creek school on Wednesday June 14 at 1 30 PM. Eighteen members answered roll call with a first aid suggestion. Demonstrations covered French Seams and Hemming a Towel. Eva Seward led games. Margie Dillon and Mary Louise Downham served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Deer Creek
Roberta Dillon
Alice Marie Seward
Eva Seward
Margie Dillon
Mary Louise Downham
Grace
Children’s Day Program Shines at Rockfield Church
Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School held a Children’s Day program titled North and South. Led by Miss Mary Alice and Mrs. Paul Gregg, the event featured decorated scenes, missionary songs, and a play about missionary work, ending with a generous offering to support Sunday School missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday School
North
Jesus
Tial
John M. Somer
Mary Alice
Ren’ Groninger
Paul Gregg
Missionary Society of Church
Deel
Paul the Great
Roxy Attractions Show at Delphi This July Holiday Week
Delphi theater presents July 23 to 8 lineup with Rose of Washington Square starring Tyrone Power Alice Faye and Al Jolson. It also features You Cant Cheat an Honest Man with W C Fields and Mortimer and Bergen, King of the Turf and a Midnight Wages of Sin screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose of
Washington Square
Tyrone Power
Alice Faye
al Jolson
Bryan Price
Hugh Herbert
Stooges
Riotious Family
W. C. Fields
Charley McCarthy
Mortimer
Edgar Bergen
Adolph Menjou
Rockfield Home Economics Club Meeting Report
The Rockfield Home Economics Club met in Rockfield on June 15 with twenty three members present. Mrs. Raymond Mc Neil of Howard County gave a talk on Agricultural Conservation. The next meeting is planned for July 20 at 2 00 PM at Mrs. Willow Stewart s home and will include a project lesson.
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Rockfield
Raymond McNeil
Howard County
Willow Stewart
Charles Williams Dies at Deer Creek
Charles Williams 29 died at his mother Lettie Williams home in Deer Creek after years of illness. Survived by siblings Evadne Wagoner Bessie Watson Carol Heizer Velma Hackett Elizabeth Williams Jean Williams Abraham Jr Courtland Kenneth Herschell Frederick. Body prepared at Baker Funeral Home and returned home. Funeral held Deer Creek Lutheran Church 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Rev. Floyd Johnson Galveston officiated burial in Deer Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Lettie Williams
Deer Creek
Evadne Wagoner
Bessie Watson
Carol Heizer
Velma Hackett
Elizabeth Williams
Jean Williams
Abraham Jr
Courtland
Kenneth
Herschell
Frederick
Baker Funeral Home
Deer Creek Lutheran Church
Floyd Johnson
Galveston
Kewanna Merchants Beat Camden 4-1 at Local Park
Kewanna led 4-0 with two unearned runs in the first inning and held Camden scoreless until the seventh. Shidaker struck out 13 for Kewanna, McCain fanned 11 for Camden, as Kewanna tallied four hits and one error to Camden's three hits and three errors. Camden travels to Royal Center next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Merchants
Kewanna Merchants
Camden
Kewanna
McCain
Shidaker
Whybrew
Chapman
Royal Center
Slow Down At Sunset Traffic Safety Slogan Highlighted
U S Senator John H Bankhead of Alabama and Harry Barsantee of Travelers Insurance spoke on NBC Red Network last Saturday about the slogan Slow Down at Sunset. The broadcast, sponsored by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, praised safety efforts and announced prize programs to promote night traffic safety in 43 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Harry Barsantee
Travelers Insurance Company
NBC Red
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bankhead
United States Senate
Barsantee
America
Camden Lays Wires Under Ground
Camden cooperative workers bury phone wires through town to improve weatherproof service and reduce fleet breakdowns, reflecting Camden as Carroll county's wire traffic center and enhancing community appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Cooperative ‘ Telephone Company
Camden
Carroll County
Walbert McCormick Wedding in Delphi Home
Elizabeth Walbert and Watson C McCormick exchanged nuptial vows Sunday at the Amick residence in Delphi in a garden-adorned living room ceremony. The Rev. Harry B. Parker officiated as the couple stood before improvised altars and floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Amick
Delphi
Elizabeth Walbert
Watson C McCormick
Thomas McCormick
Harry B. Parker
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Amick
Josephine Ulm
Delphi High School
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
School of Home Economics
Purdue
Camden
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Tri Kappa Sorority
McCormick
Logansport
University of Southern California
Delta Chi Fraternity
Indiana Law School
Indianapolis
Been & McCormick
Young Republican Clubs
Carroll County
Washington Township Home Economics Club Meeting
The Washington Township Home Economics Club met near Deer Creek on June 21. The agenda included remarks on upcoming activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Home Economics Club
Deer Creek
Hee
Remembered Fourth of July Cannon Disaster
A nostalgic memoir recalls a dangerous homemade brass cannon in a Deacon Jones Wildwood Fourth of July celebration. The device exploded injuring two, prompting warnings from parents and a lifetime lesson the narrator and brother carry as grandfathers.
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Deacon Jones
Wildwood
Brother
Gray
Young
America
Camden Woman's Literary Club Hosts June Tea for Public Library
The Camden Woman's Literary Club hosted a June 21 tea at Mrs. Charles Wise’s home to benefit the Public Library. Mrs. Robert Sieber reviewed Rebecca, with piano solos by Margaret Quinn and a tap routine by Mary Ann Hyman and Mary Louise Hedde. Refreshments on a lace table featured tea roses. A string trio provided music, and gifts to the library included twenty five novels from Mrs. E. H. Dame of Delphi and Eve Curie’s Ma dame Curie from Mrs. Esther Laughlin, daughter of Mrs. Nettie Warren, with out of town guest Mrs. E. H. Dame and former club member Mrs. Jessie Sturgeon Chapman of Oakland, Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wise
Woman’s Literary Club
Public Library
Robert Sieber
Rebecca
Ary Margaret Quinn
Mary Ann Hyman
Mary Louise Hedde
Effa Snoeberger
Mabel Mayne
Eve Curie
Esther Laughlin
Camden Hardware Co. Opens Under New Ownership in Camden
The former Baker and Son Hardware store in Camden has new owners, Mr and Mrs Dickens of Indianapolis. They purchased from Mr Smith and bring oil business experience. The store will operate as Camden Hardware Co and will open at the Baker name for farmers and orchards.
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Baker and Son Hardware
Dickens
Indianapolis
Smith
Camden Hardware Co
Unusual accident hits Camden man at game
Winfrey Lloyd, 47, of Camden, was struck in the head by a bat during pregame batting practice at Camden park. He was taken to Cass county hospital Sunday night with a skull fracture and scalp lacerations. his condition later eased and he rested as doctors kept details quiet.
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Winfrey Lloyd
Camden
Cass County Hospital
Kewanna
Lloyd
C. L. Wise
Fourth of July Burrows Celebration Festivities
Burrows hosts a community Fourth of July with Delphi team in a baseball game at 10 A M and a noon picnic. Activities include bicycle races, endurance events, and an afternoon speaking program followed by a public dance and night fireworks. John Mills serves as public manager for the Burrows Community Club.
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Delphi
Burrows
John 8
Mills
Pub
Mgr
Carroll O. E. S. Holds Final Summer Meeting
Carroll Chapter O. E. S. concluded its summer season with strong attendance. Initiations of Mrs. Hanna Appleton and Mrs. Mary Bryan marked the event. Deer Creek Chapter guests, led by Mrs. Helen Riggs and Mr. Smith, joined in East sharing. Refreshments followed in the banquet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Jackson Township Farm Bureau Meeting Recap
The Jackson Township Farm Bureau met June 21 at Camden Community Hall. Roy Richter opened the session with singing, a devotional by Rev. Clarence Sink on Father’s Day, and prayers. 4-H Hustlers showcased music, singing, and demonstrations, plus talks on poultry and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Camden
Roy Richter
America
Clarence Sink
Gardner Martin
Camden 4-H Hustlers
Marjorie Shanks
Marjorie Wise
Ian File Fisher
Maryane Fisher
Marjorie Shank
Elizabeth Ann Fisher
Myna Ruth Roberson
Donna Rockhill
Margare
Derich
Joan Beougher
Janice Edging
Eleagior Weiland
Kenneth Furnish
Junior Edging
Adams Townayne Hidtt
Ernest Stephens
Insurance Department
Fire damages Dr. Kennedy's office. building to be rebuilt
A fire at Dr. Eva Kennedy's office was found about 2:00 AM on Sunday in the prescription room. The blaze caused heavy smoke and damaged wood, walls, and floors. officials say the entire building will need to be rebuilt as Dr. Kennedy plans immediate repairs after return from vacation.
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Eva Kennedy
Eva
Community Notes From Rockfield Area 1930
Local residents report visitors and travel from Lafayette Chicago Detroit and Logansport. Events include illnesses and recoveries plus a store robbery at Rockfield and Burns and family visits. A funeral for Mrs. Jack Hodge is noted with Musselman cemetery burial. Weather remarks mention a severe rain and wind period.
Frank Myers Honored on Rathers Devise Dinner
Frank Myers was honored at a dinner event hosted by Rather's Devise, attended by local figures and attendees from the A community. The evening recognized Myers for contributions and service, with remarks highlighting his impact and the gathering reflecting local appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myers
Rather
Devise
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Crime Prevention Bureaus of
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Rockfield Home Economics Club
Og Af
Baseball News
Walbert - McCormick
Sig
Camden Woman's Literary Club
Carroll O. E. S
Dr. Kennedy
Martha Ward
Lafayette
Audra Alma
Mary Francis Raber
Cofax
Helen Raber
George Hanaway
Raymond Jones
Eva Bowdle
Stuckenberg
Amanda
Rosa Roth
Lewis Dock
Howard Landis
Carl Raber
Emmett Wright
Jane
Chicago
Amy Wright
Truman Paden
Will Paden
Audra Campbell
Maxine Campbell
Dorothy
Regina Crook
J. H. Lesh
John Britton
Fred Britton
Floyd Gardner
Paul Snoeberger
Bobbie Harmon
Flora
Wray
Wilson Bush
Joan of Burrows
Dewey Edging
D. T. Wyatt
Cecil Alma
Roy Tousley
Detroit
Michigan
Mary Binkley
Rozella
Joseph Zinn
Jack Griffey
Mack Harrison
K. of P
John Lenon
Walter Parrett
Mary Tribbett
Tom Sanderson
Martha Wagoner
Fort Wayne
Business
George Barnes
Indiana Harbor
James Barnes
Tinkle
Farmers Co-operative
Abner Leiber
Mrs. Carroll Harrison and Son
Guy Ward
Jack Hodge
Musselman Cemetery
Mildred
Marian Frances Wyatt
W. E.gardner
Ferguson
T. D. Orahood
L. O. Orahood
East Orange
New Jersey
Martha Mills
Fternoon
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