Varied spellings of Kosciuszko and a note on memory
The article discusses differing spellings of Kosciuszko by authorities and a statue near the White House reflecting a simplified form. It notes Britannica and other sources offering variants and mentions a 10th anniversary memorial stamp. It also cites railway ticket sales and freight figures from Loganport and other lines in a broad, reflective historical snippet.
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Korcinsko
Washington
Antry
Missisippi
Poste Department
Horetuezko
Gracial Oundeaman
Pame
Camp
Kosciusko
Iserland
Rorse
Carroll County Students Brace Indiana University Enrollment
About 1800 Carroll county freshmen have filed credentials and will enroll as orientation opens next week at Indiana University. By September 11 all new undergraduates must be registered. a required orientation starts that day, with a larger session September 14. Additional Carroll county students listed include Yamden Fredrick McCloskey Mora Kenneth Kaonpp Tom Toockfield Robert Logan Cath Brechbiel.
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Carroll County
Indiana Univer
Advaice
Indiana University
Yamden
Fredrick McCloskey Mora
Kenneth Kaonpp
Tom ‘Er
Tockfield
Robert Logan
Carroll Republic Tea to be hosted at Flora home
The Carroll County Woman's Republican Club will entertain at Mrs. Wtha Kitzmler's Flora home on Tuesday afternoon September 15 at 2 o'clock. Eleanor Barker Snodgrass of Indianapolis will be guest taker. Other speakers invited. event aims to engage Republicans and interested women. Meeting of Carroll women in next week urged attendance.
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Carroll County
Publican
Mirs
Wtha Kitzmler
Flora
Eleanor Barker Snodgrass
Diamapelis
Burnell
B. Mayhill
Notice Of Lease At Wright Club Gnitetime Welcomes Floyd Hodg
A notice invites old and new friends to the Wright Club event titled Gnitetime. The host Floyd Hodg promises a warm welcome and time for socializing.
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Wright Club
Floyd Hodg
Former Flora minister dies at North Liberty
The former Mla pastor Mbera died Wednesday at North Liberty. Funeral rites were at the Flora Church of the Brethren. Survived by the widow, one comigher, one son, two brothers, and sisters Ars loli Meum and Mashidla Brobaker. The body arrived in Flora at noon and was taken to the home of Rev. Jedi Pleva.
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Mbera
North Liberty
Stev
John Flora
Farsa
Caniulen
Ars
Loli Meum
Flora
Mashidla Brobaker
Towa
For
Jedi Pleva
Farm Bureau Summer School Held With Pleasant Weather
A local Jackson Farm Bureau summer session was held Wednesday evening September 1 at the Farm Bureau Summer School. Attendees noted favorable weather and urged everyone to keep up with farm duties and community efforts.
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Monary Balin
Farm Bureau
Sarmimer
REMC Progress Proves Satisfactory for Carroll County
John C. Peterson secretary of the Cartell County BoM reported in Washington that Carroll County project progress has met department standards. Upon appropriation, a survey of proposed lines and a construction contract will be set. county investigations show rapid progress versus other counties.
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John C. Peterson
A. Bom
Washington D.C
Rodhe, A
Carroll County
Suitee
Federation Of Clubs Meeting In Crawfordsville Oct 1
The Ninth District Federation of Clubs will meet at Crawfords ville on October 1. A federation banquet will be held there on Sept 21 in the evening. Mrs Harold Baker state Citizenship chairman will be the speaker at the banquet. County and district officers will make posters of their years work.
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Federation of Clubs
Crawfordsville
Harold Baker
Democratic Women Organize For Fall Campaign
Democratic women of Carrollton township hold two organizing meetings in September. On Tuesday Sept 15 at 2 PM Miss Faye Barber hosts in Wheeling. On Wednesday Sept 16 at 2 PM Mrs Elmer Shaffer hosts in Cutler. All Democratic women in the area are urged to attend.
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Carrollton Township
Faye Barber
Wheeling
Elmer Shaffer
Cutler
In Memoriam Forest Isaacs Memory Note
In memory of my husband Forest Isaacs who died September 13, 1934. Two years have passed but the memory remains of happy days together. From Mrs. Opal Isaacs.
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Forest Isaacs
Opal Isaacs
First Congress Opens Amid Quorum Delays and Names
The first United States Congress opened March 4 1789 with only a few members present. A quorum was needed for business, delaying organization until April 1 when 30 House members appeared and Frederick Muhlenberg was chosen speaker. The Senate followed April 6 after a quorum was mustered. George Washington presided over electoral votes and John Adams was elected vice president despite no majority of electors. The capital’s location and travel contrasts with today illustrate the early fragile progress of the new government.
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United States Congress
Mietan Pederal
Frederick Muhrenburg
Senate
George Washington
John Adams
Washington
United States
Ruth Bryan Owen to Speak in Indiana Tour in 1950
Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen former minister to Denmark and daughter of William Jennings Bryan arrives for a one week speaking tour in Indiana. She will start September 16 at Huntington then visit Fort Wayne South Bend Monticello and other cities delivering thirteen addresses and a radio address. She travels with host Mrs Samuel Ralston and aims to bolster Democratic campaigns locally and nationally.
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Kaith Bryan Owen
Teomark
Owen
Boorge
King's Guard
Denmark
Uluntington
Indiana
Wiliam Jenciunges Bryan
Coumon
Dennmark
Huntington
South Bend
Monticello
Samael Ralston
Baptists Plan Community Sale and Rally Day
The Camden Baptist church announces a forthcoming Community Sale with appointed solicitation committees in West East and Town divisions. Rally Day is Sept 27 with entertainment committee members listed. Rev George Richey of Lafayette is to speak. evangelistic services run Sept 21 to Oct 4 with Rev Royden Rea as pastor.
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Camden Baptist Church
Ro Dillon
Harold Jones
Fred Wagoner
Orville Hinkle
Jess Wallace
Isaac Wolf
Jesse Zook
Jess Kendall
James Griffey
John Black
Harvey Furnish
Charles Hyman
Young America Baptist Church
Royden Rea
Golden wedding celebration for W C and wife at Burrows
About 135 relatives and friends attended the golden wedding observance for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin of Burrows at their home on Wednesday. The couple, who appear much younger than their fifty years, received many gifts including a three layer ice cream cake from Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logansport and a large decorated cake from Mr. Davis. Several family members and friends from Logansport Camden Rockfield and nearby towns were present.
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W. C. Martin
Burrows
Ismice Smith
Slias Beth Justice
Betty Smith
Margaret Lucy Martin
Harry Gardner
Logansport
Camden Rockfield
Fife
Pat Smith to Speak at County Young Democrats Meet
Librarian Pat Smith of the Supreme Court Library at the State House will headline the re organization meeting of the county Young Democrats in Delphi on Saturday evening. The event at the party headquarters begins at 8 o clock with officer elections before his address. The club, active in 1932 and 1934 campaigns, has enrolled over 600 members since its 1932 founding and has been led by Francis Donahue and later Allen Bailey.
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Pat’ Smith
Supreme Court
State House
Young Democrats
Francis Donahue
Allen Bailey
Welton Kinsey Wedding Vows Recited in Roanoke
Announcement celebrates the marriage of William Kinsey and Miss Jackie Welton of Roanoke Virginia. The ceremony occurred on June 27 in Roanoke followed by a visit to Virginia Beach. Kinsey works as a mechanical draftsman for Norfolk and Western Railroad. The couple plans to reside in Roanoke.
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William Kinsey
Jackie Welton
Roanoke
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Kinsey
Norfolk & Western Railroad Co
Camden
Greider Wins Lucky Draw At Camden Club Event
Walter Greider captured the $10 prize offered by the Camden Commercial Club as crowds filled the town Saturday night. Local business leaders report trade uptick amid the lively gathering. Isaac D. Gregg plans to leave Monday for Bloomington to enter the state university as a senior in law school, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregg.
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Walter Greider
Camden Commercial Club
Isaac D. Gregg
Bloomington
The
State University
Chas. Gregg
Starkey Family Reunion Held at Barrows Home
The Starkey reunion gathered at the Barrows home with fifty five attendees. Billy Joe Peterson, six months old, was the youngest and Tom Starkey, 76, the oldest. Officers elected included Jess Starkey as President and Nathaniel Starkey as Secretary-Treasurer. It was voted to hold the next reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starkey.
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Tom Starkey
Barrows
Billy Joe Peterson
Jess Starkey
Nathaniel Starkey
Treas
Charles Starkey
Carroll County State Fair Winners
Carroll County State Fair winners include multiple victors across 4 H and dairy clubs. top placers: Wm Dickinson and Clayton Mullin in beef calf and yearling categories. Jack and John Bowman as Hereford junior yearling. Doris Rhinehart and Chas Childers in dairy and cow classes. Carolyn Hedderich and Margaret Hedderich excel in home economics, while Kathleen Yerkes and Mary Alice Caldwell earned awards in canning and clothing.
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Carroll County
Wm. Dickinson
O. Shulthers
Win.Dickinson
John Mullin
Clayton Mullin
Hereford
Jack Bowman
John Bowman
Win Dickinson
Pig Club
Ross Garrison Dairy Calf Club
Guernsey
Doris Rhinehart
Roy Mullin
Sth
Chas
Childers
Jersey
John Miller
Lome Economics
Carolyn Hedderich
Ith
Margaret Hedderich
Kathleen Yerkes
Mary Alice Caldwell
Josephine Caldwell
Paul Lostutter Discharged From Bedford Hospital
Paul Lostutter has been discharged from Barn Memorial Hospital in Bedford after weeks of confinement for a back injury from years ago while playing football. A street drawing is planned Saturday night with first prize ten dollars. if the drawn person is absent, next week’s prize increases to twenty dollars. Tickets available from Camden dealers. Mrs. Harold Baker hosted a dinner club gathering recently.
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Paul Lostutter
Barn Memorial Hospital
Bedford
Sach
Camden Dealers
Local notices from Camden and nearby towns
A stream of short items lists visits, illnesses, and events across Camden and surrounding areas. Laurence Virmedge and Rodgers are noted visitors, Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Yankey travel for business, and several residents attend family gatherings, birthdays, and social events. The fire at the Metzger farm residence and improvements at the Opera House are highlighted, with residents moving, hosting gatherings, and preparing community venues.
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Ata
Fourth Street
Ys Poennesiveamarat Road
Kouwats Port
Asa
Rroll County
Brtter
Carroll
Jackson Farm Bureau
REMC
Memoriam
Lawrence Hawthorne
Ruth Bryan Owen
Baptists
Pat Smith
Welton
Nannie Richter
Fred Richter
Zopher Hammerickhouse and
Dean Mills
Charles Jones
Delphi
Martha Mills
J. S. Mills
Leona
Dorcas Mills
Ruel Faden
Chicago
D. I. Payton
Paden
Starkey Family Reunion
Laurence Virmedge
Begquas
Fev
Neifer
Tev
DLA
Rodgers
Squire David Kuhn
Indianapoli
George Fender, Jr
A. J. Brown
Ruel Creek Township
Dora Carter
Croup
Ros. Phipps
I. Brubaker
Irwin
Honsari County
W. P. Yankey
Rossville
Minnie Dillon
Geo. Stout
Jas. Barnes
Idaville
Scholl
Flossie
Carrie Koontz
Conservatory of Music
Port Wayne
J.C. Never
Harry Shanks
Deer Creek
M. I. McFarland
Winthrop
Iowa
Kk. A
M. I. Church
Dr. Carter
May Paris
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Joseph McCain
David Kingery
W. Kck
Shank
Jesse Dillon
Susie Cush
Cerra Gorda
Ill
Noah Wolf
Metzger
N. Nipple
McKiney
Herman Heichert
T J. Sanderson
West Main Street
Morton Hunt
Olive Watson
Maple
U.S. Bartmus
Marion
Amelia Ward
Pratt
Kansas
Mary Gow
JG. Tedford
TY. J. Sanderson
Henry Richter
Jackson
John Heichert
Heichert
Luther
Odd Fellows
Opera
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