Carroll County Club Federation Meeting Set in Sheridan
The ninth district Indiana Federation of Clubs will meet in Sheridan on April 8 at 8 45 A M at the Methodist church with registration. Delighted speakers include Mrs S M Thistlethwaite and Mrs A C Clauser. An afternoon program features Mrs Edwin Miller and Mrs Pearl King Hinshaw. A basket supper and dance close events on April 10. New membership offer of 50 dollars for the year 1931 announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Carroll County
Sheridan
Methodist Church
Som. Thistlethwaite
Sheridan Club
Delphi
A.C. Clauser
Edwin Miller
Peru
Pearl King Hinshaw
W. L. Cowdin
Harold Baker
Camden
Paul Quick
BE. O. Grimm
Robert VanAtta
John Carney
Fred Wheeler
Paul ‘Quick
Wheeler
Country Club Party Announces Next Event
A Country Club party is planned with details to follow. Organizers promise a social gathering at the club grounds featuring music and light refreshments for members and guests.
Family gathers for Virgil Allen birthday celebration
Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Allen last Sunday to honor Virgil Allen on his 28th birthday. A noon basket dinner was served cafeteria style and the afternoon was spent in games and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Allen
Mr. Allen
Notable Guests Attend Community Games Event
Forty attendees joined the event including Mrs. Martha Allen and families of Rockfield Forest Burlington Flora and Cutler as well as Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Kingery Walter Kelly Orvil Wright Clarence Allen Paul Cree Carl Cree and Ward Cree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Martha Allen
Rolla Kingery
Rockfield
Walter Kelly
Forest
Orvil Wright
Burlington
Clarence Allen
Paul Cree
Carl_Cree
Flora
Ward Cree
Cutler
Welcome Inn Grange Hold Revival and Games
Members attended a revival at the M. E. church in Radnor with Rev. C J Grimes delivering the message. Afterward the Grange opened with Grimes as a visitor. Tuesday evening featured basketball between Welcome Inn, Colburn Grange, and married versus young men. A flower seed and bulb exchange is planned for Friday evening.
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Welcome Inn Grange
M. E
Radnor
C. J. Grimes
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Grange
Grimes
Welcome Inn
Colburn Grange
Colburn Hall
Colburn Home Economics Club March meeting notes
The Colburn Home Economics Club hosted guests in the school gym. Mrs. Deane Rice presided. Miss Edna Troth spoke on The Value of 4-H Club Work. Green and white were chosen as colors and white carnation as flower. Two new members joined, Mrs. Mary Rodenbarger and Mrs. Albert Kauffman. Next meeting set for April 22 with a 12:30 luncheon hosted by multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn Home Economics Club
Deane“Rice
Edna Troth
Margaret Rice
Mary Rodenbarger
Albert Kauffman
Ellen Pogue
Glen Stair
Deane Rice
Frank McNaname
Russell Collins
Surprise Birthday Party for Mildred Million
A birthday surprise hosted at Mr and Mrs C L Million's home celebrated Mildred Million's eighth birthday. Miss Million's friends Betsy Jane Smith Adelma Galbreth and Mildred Million won prizes in games as the dining room was decorated and refreshments served.
Adams Township Home Economics Club March Meeting
The Adams township Home Economics Club met at the school house in March with seventeen members present. Roll call featured housecleaning hints. Mrs. Blanche attended among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams T. H.E. Club
Adams Township
Blanche
Mrs Todd Sigler Rites Held for 41 in Tipton
Funeral for Mrs. Todd Sigler 41 was held Saturday from her Tipton home. Born Katherine Hannell daughter of the late Martin Hannell she attended Ockley school. She died at St Elizabeth's hospital Lafayette from peritonitis. A husband survives. Mr and Mrs E O Grimm visited the Sigler home Friday.
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Todd Sigler
Tipton
Sigler
Katherine Hannell
Martin Hannell
Ockley School
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lafayette
Grimm
Mifflin C Jones Dies at 77 Near Lockport
Mifflin C. Jones aged 77 died last Saturday at his home near Lockport from asthma. Survived by his widow. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with burial in Burnettsville Cemetery. McManus gave two readings. Lorene Grantham spoke on flowers for the home and Blanch Reiff read a paper on harmony of interior decorating. Several news members joined the club. next meeting set for April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflin C. Jones
Lockport
Burnettsville
Missionary Society Sets Week of Prayer and Self Denial
The Missionary Society of the local church schedules a week of prayer and self denial. A missionary meeting occurs Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs John Mounts home with Mrs W G Smith in charge. Friday prayer meeting is at the parsonage with Mrs Yanus Wells in charge. All ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Christian
John Mount
W. G. Smith
Yanus Wells
Sunshine Society elects officers at Camden High
The Camden High School Sunshine Society names Esther Ringer as president and Myra Witter as vice president. Margaret Hunt becomes treasurer, Virginia Simmons recording secretary, Ruth Sapes corresponding secretary, with Doris Britton and Esther Ringer among officers. The group attends the state Sunshine convention in Martinsville on April 10 and 11.
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Camden Sunshine Society
The
Sunshine Society of the
Camden High School
Esther Ringer
Myra Witter
Margaret Hunt
Virginia Simmons
Ruth Sapes
Miss Stinebaugh
Doris Britton
Martinsville
Clay Township Woman's Auxiliary Plans Musical Education Day
The Clay Township Farmers Bureau auxiliary meets at Mrs Ruth Metzger home on Wednesday. Social committee members are Mrs Mary Hufford and Mrs Mabel Fossnacht. The event centers on Musical Education Day with roll call responses of favorite songs and a discussion on music's role in life. Choruses will be sung.
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Clay Township
Farm Bureau
Ruth Metzger
Mary Hufford
Mabel Fossnacht
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Club Meetings
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fauber with multiple couples and relatives from Lafayette Chalmers Frankfort and local towns. The Deer Creek Home Economics Club rescheduled to April 9 with Purdue expert Prof. C E Gregory on Disease of Vegetables and Flowers. Rock Creek Farm Bureau hosts April 9 talk at Rockfield Church with Samuel Moulter and J W Hikenberry. Garden and Home Improvement Club grows to 45 members at Jefferson High. Jefferson township Home Economics Club brings Miss Helen Pickard to Yeoman School on Friday for Healthful Sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fauber
Charles Miller
Frank Miller
Leon Howey
Cecil Pulse
Carl
Lafayette
Lewis Miller
Chalmers
Albert Miller
Harry Martin
Charles
Frankfort
Deer Creek Home Economics Club
C. E. Gregory
Purdue
Julia Cowdin
Rock Creek
Leo Craig
Craig
Jefferson H. E. Club
Jefferson Township
Helen Pickard
Battle Creek
Mich
Yeoman School
Madison Township Club Meeting and 40 et Eight Event
The Madison Township Home Economics Club will meet next Wednesday at Mrs Ida Shulthers home with a roll call on short cuts in house cleaning. Forty et Eight plans a wreck of the 40 ot 8 at Lincoln Lodge near Lafayette on April 8 where Ray Goch enour John Thompson and William Afflis of Delphi will be initiated. Mrs Isaac Dreifus invites a bridge party in the American Legion rooms Friday April 10 at 2 00 PM.
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Madison Township Home ‘Economics Club
Ida Shulthers
Lincoln Lodge
Lafayette
Ray Gochenour
John Thompson
William Afflis
Delphi
Isaac Dreifus
American Legion
Bridge Club Notes and Ladies Golf Meeting
Mrs Haughey Mount entertained a bridge club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Women of Golf Club are asked to meet Thursday April at 3 00 PM at the public library. 9 out of 10 buy radios from Herbert Senith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Women of Golf Club
the Golf Club
Herbert Senith
Tuberculosis Campaign Kicks Off April Foe Youth
Mrs James P Wason president of the County Tuberculosis Association announces April campaign with posters talks and pamphlets in schools and churches. The drive stresses tuberculosis remains leading death cause for ages 15 to 25 and targets youth through tests and x rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wason
County Tuberculosis Association
Wason
Child Health and Protection Conference Held at Local Church
The March 26 event at the local Presbyterian church drew wide support from individuals and organizations across the county. Organizers thank volunteers who publicized the conference assisted on programs and served as ushers, highlighting strong community cooperation.
County ceremony thanks supporters and helpers
The message extends sincere thanks to the public for support to the ministers and speakers at two sessions. Gratitude is given to the church board for space, Blythe and Sons for chairs, Edwin Baum, and the American Legion for decorations. Acknowledgement is made to the press, the Treble Clef Quartet, county leaders, the high school orchestra, and the plans committee led by C A Bailey and Ralph May among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Board
Blythe & Sons
Edwin Baum
American Legion
Flora
Jesse. Retherford
Carl McCain
Hgh School
Roy Gregg
Plans
C. A. Bailey
Ralph May
W. R. Quick
Frank Lyon
B. B. Mayhill
Myron Ives
Birthday Surprise for Nellie Haughey at Delphi Bank
Miss Nellie Haughey of Delphi State Bank received a birthday surprise party Friday evening hosted by Mrs. John Mount. The event honored Haughey with friends and coworkers in attendance at a bank setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Haughey
The
Delphi State Bank
John Mount
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