Local residents host visits and social gatherings
Patten Miss Thyrza Henry Miss Corabel Curtis, teaching in Terre Haute, visits her mother Mrs. Fannie Curtis during spring vacation. Numerous guests travel from Monticello Reynolds Oak Grove and Frankfort to share meals and evenings with families including the Pencebakers Schock Burke and Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyrza Henry
Corabel Curtis
Terre Haute
Fannie Curtis
Frank Pencebaker
Florida
Ralph Smith
Monticello
Frank Arthur
Fred Gaumer
Emerson Gaumer
Nettie Schock
Manuel Gaumer
East of Yeoman
Orval Schock
Yeoman
Emma Schock
Pat O’farrell
Billy
Parker Kilmer
William Kilmer
Richard Million
Oak Grove
Robert Burke
Wallie Schofs
Huntington
Dewey Reynolds
Dick Ashton
Ivan Roth
Jack Reynolds
Reynolds
Walter Beard
Frankfort
Melvin Roach
Don Roth
Wo man’s Society of Christian Service elects officers
At the April Wo man’s Society of Christian Service meeting in the church parlors Mrs Russell Holmes was elected president for the coming year. Officers include Blanche Balser vice president Gilbert Underhill recording secretary Leo Craig corresponding secretary John Sanderson treasurer. Holmes led program, Veil Wagoner gave devotions. Luncheon plans for the ministers and laymen conference April 17 and a rummage sale April 15 were announced. Hostesses were Opal Wood Walter Clawson William Burroughs Etta Coble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Russell Holmes
Blanche Balser
Gilbert Underhill
Leo Craig
John Sanderson
Holmes
Veil Wagoner
Madison H E Club Meeting Promotes Gayest Dress Prize
The Madison township Home Economics club will meet Wednesday April 12 with Mrs Grace Martin. Assisting will be Helen Flora Fannie Fisher and Martha Henderson. Members are to wear their gayest house dress and a prize will be awarded. A Housecleaning Hint will follow roll call and Mrs Earl Heckathorn will give the project lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MADISON _H. E. CLUB
Madison Township Home Economics Club
Grace Martin
Helen Flora
Fannie Fisher
Martha Henderson
Earl Heckathorn
Modern Mrs Ratcliff Hosts Home Economics Club
Mrs Ratcliff hosted the Modern Mrs Home Economics club last Tuesday evening with Mrs Schnepp assisting. Twenty six members answered roll call with a witty remark and heard a self improvement project lesson by Mrs Anderson and Mrs Temple. Guest Mrs Odano attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ratcliff
Home Economics Club
George Schnepp
Lloyd Anderson
Ray Temple
Tosh Odano
Revival Services At Holiness Church Draw Crowds
The Trissel Family leads pre Easter services each night at 7 30 featuring Paul and Rebecca eight and five year old Gospel singers The family plays six instruments Rev Trissel delivers a stirring timely message each evening The church plans a candle light Communion service Thursday night inviting all Christians to partake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trissel
Paul
Rebecca
Trissell
Clay Farm Bureau March Meeting at Owasco School
Clay township Farm Bureau met at the Owasco school building with the chairman presiding. Mrs. Ray Smith led singing and prayer. Lillie Irmeyer and Roy Gardner reported on the S and E conference. Camden man entertained with slides of local scenes and travels in the northwest. Charles Gard and Earl Disinger performed piano and violin numbers before refreshments for over 60 members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Farm Bureau
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Owasco
Ray Smith
Lillie Irmeyer
Roy Gardner
Camden
Northwest
Charles Gard
Earl Disinger
Adams H E Club Meets For Cooperative Dinner
The Adams township Home Economics club will meet Wednesday April 19 at Margaret Pearson's home. Berdena Peter and Mary Hoover assist with the cooperative dinner. Mrs Hoover gives the devotions. Roll call answers with a housecleaning hint. The self improvement project lesson ends with a ____ and bulb auction to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams H.E. Club
Adams Township Home Economics Club
Margaret Pearson
Berdena Peter and
Mary Hoover
Welcome In Grange Meeting in Radnor April 13
Welcome In Grange members meet at their hall in Radnor on Thursday evening April 13 at 7:30. The Tipwa ladies degree team will confer the fourth degree on a class of candidates. Members bring a covered dish and table service for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Har In Radnor
Tipwa
Cutler Presbyterian Church Easter Week Schedule
The schedule lists services led by Pastor Edward E. Morris from April 5 to April 9 including a Service of Preparation for the Lord's Supper, Candlelighted Communion, Good Friday, Sunrise, Sunday School with Fritz Schnepf, Morning Worship with Easter music and sermon, and Westminster Fellowship led by Medford Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Presbyterian Church
E. Morris
Fritz Schnepf
Westminster
Medford Harmon
County Board awards groceries for three months
Hall's IGA Super Market and Wynkoop's Pharmacy won contracts to furnish groceries and supplies for the Carroll County home for the next three months. The Board of County Commissioners met Monday and Tuesday and handled only routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
IGA
Wynkoop
Board of
Carroll County Commissioners
Local society notes from Yeoman area church and families
Helen Norris Thelma Davis among Yeoman school students ill with pneumonia. Regional guests include Wallace Schoeff family and Helen Pough. WSCS meeting hosted by Carrie Clawson and Zola Hefner elected officers for the year. Several trips and visits noted among Armstrong, Hurley, Jones, Rockhill, and Owens families. Oyster supper at Methodist church enjoyed by Goodwill class families. husbands cooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Norris Thelma Davis
Laurence Davis
Yeoman School
Wallace Schoeff
Helen Pough
Huntington
Frank Armstrong
WSCS
Methodist Church
Carrie Clawson
Zola Hefner
Elva Jackson
Blanche Viney
Stella Vollenweider
Gladys Holloway
Edna Davis
Max Hurley
Macomb, Ill
Alvin Hurley
John Jones
Michigan
Russell Rockhill
Freda Barlow
Ralph Owens
Camp Atterbury Air Base
Hervie Owens
Oxford
Charles Owens
Earline Bogue
Florida
Emmett Willems
Florence Armstrong
Albert Ellis
Yeoman
Walter Casad
Carson
C. C. Bitler
Newcastle
Goodwill
Camden Store Sold. Beamer Takes Over Management
Ray Quinn sold his Camden store to Mrs. Otis Beamer who has assumed management. Memorial hospital released Rev. William Guard to his home after a brief stay earlier this week. Legion Auxiliary met at Doris Sieber's home with eighteen members present. Jessie Sieber co hosted. Members named a city in Ecuador during roll call. Mrs. Mildred Allen spoke on the country. Georgia Hartman presided at the program and business meeting. canasta and bridge followed with refreshments. Spring vacation set for teachers and pupils Thursday and Friday. Hustlers 4-H officers elected: Phyllis Penn president, Betty J. Sanderson VP, Shirley Sprinkle sec treas, Marilyn Newby reporter, Laura Tesh song leader, Lois Jean George health and safety leader, Joyce Caldwell recreation leader, Reba Shanks leader. Students who took Algebra, Geometry, Latin, and English contests at Monticello: Marilyn Newby, Laura Tesh, Esther Brown, Gerald Roberts, Lois Jean George, Dorothy Parrett, Gordon Jones, Edward Quinn, Robert Crume, Ruth Davis. Twenty eight boys reported for track practice. track meet at Delphi April 11 and county meet April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shipp moved into Myers apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Graham moving into Myers upstairs, vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calloway and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Quinn
Otis Beamer
William Guard
Memorial Hospital
The
Legion Auxiliary
Doris Sieber
Jessie Sieber
Ecquador
Mildred Allen
Georgia Hartman
Hustlers
Phyllis Penn
Betty J. Sanderson
Shirley Sprinkle
Marilyn Newby
Laura Tesh
Lois Jean George
Joyce Caldwell
Reba Shanks
Monticello
Esther Brown
Gerald Roberts
Dorothy Parrett
Gordon Jones
Edward Quinn
Robert Crume
Ruth Davis
Delphi
Robert Shipp
Myers
Bud Graham
Robert Calloway
Clay Harmony Club Hosts March Session
Mrs. Glen Myers led the Clay Harmony Home Economics club meeting with Verna Spidle Margie Welch and Ida Shultheis assisting. Twenty six members and five guests attended as Mrs. Welch read and Mable Fossnosk recounted the song of the month. Opal Rothenberger led the self improvement lesson stressing humor reading and hobbying to enhance personality. The club’s fish supper raised 110 dollars and five dollars were donated to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Harmony Club
Glen Myers
Clay Harmony Home Economics Club
Verna Spidle
Margie Welch
Ida Shultheis
Red Cross
Mrs Brackenridge Returns from Goshen Visit
Mrs. W. T. Brackenridge will return today from Goshen where she visited with Mrs. Depetha Cc. Honess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brackenridge
Goshen
Depetha Cc. Honess
Lesh Anniversary Observance At Clymers Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Ziba Lesh plan their golden wedding anniversary from 2 to 5 pm Sunday in the Clymers Methodist church dining room. Their son Ward and foster daughter Grace Brennan will attend the celebration. The couple married April 11 1900 at the bride’s home with 125 guests and have long lived in Burrows and Clymers. They request presents be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziba
Lesh
Clymers Methodist Church
Ward
Route 2
Logansport
Grace Brennan
Mishawanka
Lettie Appleton
Ziba Lesh
Grant Howard
Burrows
Clymers
Burlington Man Roy Haun Dies Friday Morning
Roy Gardner Haun 66 a Burlington resident died Friday morning. Born October 1 1883 in Russiaville he was son of Martin G Haun and Elizabeth McCullough Haun. He married Ethel Mattingly who died years ago. Survived by son John H Indianapolis daughter Mrs Jean Smith Burlington brothers Earl Burlington Chase Lafayette sister Mrs Mae Rodkey Burlington. Funeral rites were held Sunday from the residence with burial in Burlington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gardner Haun
Burlington
Russiaville
Martin G
Elizabeth (McCullough) Haun
Ethel Mattingly
John H
Indianapolis
Jean Smith
Earl of Burlington
Chase
Lafayette
Mae Rodkey
Burlington Cemetery
Louis Thompson Local Decorator Dies After Stroke
Louis Cap Thompson 72, a noted local painter and decorator, died Sunday at St. Elizabeth hospital after a heart attack two weeks earlier. Born May 27 1877 in Pittsburg, he married May Parrett February 5 1900, marking their golden anniversary this year. Surviving are his widow three daughters Alma Garring Josephine Parker and Margaret Maxwell a son Charles and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Jackson funeral home with Rev Harry Parker of Dayton presiding. burial followed at IOOF cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Cap” Thompson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Pittsburg
Albert
Susan Thompson
May Parrett
Alma Garring
Josephine Parker
Lafayette
Margaret Maxwell
Muncie
Mary Guard Estate Probate Filed in Circuit Court
The last will of Mary E. Guard leaves her entire estate in equal shares to daughters Margaret McCain Helen McCracken and Edith Roberts. Carl McCain and Sylvester B McCracken named co executors with estate valued at 7500 real and 20000 personal property. Inoculation for Alfalfa at Orrs Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Guard
Mary E. Guard
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E. Main
Feller
Glen
Nice Line
Batiste
Indiana
L. C. Wolverton Farm
L. C. Wolverton
Kennard & Million Clerks
Ray Booth
Orr’s Drug Store
Holiness Church
Frank Lybrook
Delphi, Ind
Yeoman Phone
Premier Popcorn CO
Watseka
Ill
AG Lime
Stuntz-Yeoman Company
West Delphi
Banity
Vale
Tappan Gas Range
R. E. Pearson Sales
Mrs. Lesh
Roy G. Haun
Louis Thompson
George Todd & Son
Oliver Dealer
Remington Rand
Union Bank
S. Washington St
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