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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
3
The article previews nine days of frontier life in Chicago beginning August 16 for the World's Championship Rodeo. It highlights trials of the outlaw horse and rider, with bucking and pitching tests under rules against daylight between rider and saddle. Tex Austin will direct the events.
Miss Miriam Parker returned from Indianapolis while Miss Martha Short came back to Irvington after visiting her aunt Mrs J O Gray and family. Numerous relatives from New Castle to Indianapolis gathered for birthdays and dinners. a 28 guest party celebrated Miss Mabel Jordan. Edward White fell ill from overheating while shocking cats near Greenfield. Kellum, former New York Central passenger chief, dies in Cleveland. A Los Angeles bound Butler family with a 2,501 mile road trip visits relatives here.
The Delano surname, of French origin, traces to Philip de La Noye who arrived in Plymouth in 1621 aboard the Fortune. His descendants spread through Duxbury Bridgewater Dartmouth and Middleborough, with notable ties to Gen A. S. Grant through Susannah Delano.
W L Tetrick and family visited relatives near Elwood on Sunday. Mrs Hester Benjamin and Mr and Mrs G W R Yost returned from Indianapolis last Friday. Howard E Henley and family were in Indianapolis and Marion last Friday with Lillian Henley visiting. T Benton Henley, assistant librarian, is in Indianapolis for library work. Everette Hester of Little Blue visited with sister Fletcher Branson’s family in Marion. E D Lewis arrived from Little River Florida for a short stay and planned visits to Mays and Hartford City, with health concerns noted for Mrs Fred Stevens.
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