Local and Personal News Roundup
Harry Roach returned to his way after a weeks illness. Jerry Haugh accepted a position with a wholesale house in Lafayette. Dean Rice of near Delphi purchased a Leonard Refrigerator from Herb Smith Co. A. Davies of Delphi bought a Leonard Refrigerator from Kenneth Liebert. Judge B. F. Carr returned home from St. Elizabeth hospital. Kate Lucas taken to St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette. Miss Mary Margowski spent the weekend with friends in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald of Florida visited Mrs Jennie Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lucas
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Carl McDonald
Florida
Jennie Wolf
Ladies Display New Gloves and Accessories
Quick & Clifford reports Mrs Loyal Hoshaw vacationing with B. W. Store and relatives in Bloomington. Jason Been left for Saskatoon Canada for a three week business trip. Mrs Ed Ferrier hosted a dinner party for friends Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick & Clifford
Loyal Hoshaw
B. W. Store
Bloomington
Jason
Saskatoon
Saskatchawan
Canada
Local News Briefs on Injury Recoveries and Visits
John Fisher is recovering from injuries after a fall at his home. Mrs. Paul Kempf, seriously ill at St. Elizabeth hospital, was brought home. Miss Orpha Heiland spent spring vacation with her aunt Mrs. Saras Corner of Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
Paul Kempf
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Orpha Heiland
Mrs. Saras Corner
Lafayette
Social Visits Mentioned in Lafayette Notes
Mrs Mary Catherine Morrow spent Sundays with Orpha Heiland and her aunt in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Bowen Robinson are visiting Mrs Frank Robinson for several days. Radio tubes Herd Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Morrow
Orpha Heiland
Lafayette
Mrs. Bowen Robinson
Mrs
Frank Robinson
Monticello man buys Crosley refrigerator model 70
Dr. John Carney purchases a new model 70 Crosley refrigerator from Herb Smith in Monticello. Other local movements include Mrs. William Stankard visiting Logansport with her daughter, Joan Fisher recovering from a fall, and several families returning from trips to Me daryville Florida Clay City and a Dickinson residence rental on S Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carney
Monticello
Herb Smith
William Stankard
Chester Clawson
Logansport
Four Day Sale Starts April at Margowski Drug Store
Mr and Mrs Don Smith have purchased the residence in South Delphi from Mrs Mabel Jake Crowl and will move soon. Mr and Mrs Ed Ferrier moved to the upstairs apartment in Mrs W T Brackenridge house. Paul Rule of Flora on the state police force is assigned to the W Lafayette barracks under Sergeant Charles Hitz at Tipton. Mrs Virgil Hatfield and daughter Barbara visit her father Rev Benjamin Rist in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Smith
South Delphi
Mabel Jake Crowl
Ed Ferrier
W. T. Brackenridge
Paul Rule
Flora
W. Lafayette Barracks
Charles Hitz
Tipton
Virgil Hatfield
Barbara
Rev. Benj. Rist
Indianapolis
Women Mission Society meets in church parlors
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered Tuesday afternoon in church parlors. Mrs Lancer, wife of the Wabash maintainer, was taken to Home hospital in Blythe and Sons ambulance Sunday. Mrs Thomas Wilbur of Delphi owns a Leonard Refrigerator bought from Herb Smith. William Clauser, senior medical student at Indianapolis, spent spring vacation with his parents Dr and Mrs A C Clauser. Two marriage licenses issued by the county clerk Saturday Frank Tunis of Kokomo to Anna Pauline Eskridge of Flora, Frank Johns of Rockfield to Ruth Price of Burrows. Mrs Kibbe of Gat Edwards, Lowell Edwards and Lloyd Edwards of Remington were Sunday guests at Everett Parks home. The Harvester Company of America Incorporated filed a replevin complaint against Larry Bell Cartwright Wason and Carr with attorneys Cartwright Wason Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clauser
Indianapolis
A. C. Clauser
Frank Tunis
Kokomo
Anna Paul
Ne Eskridge
Flora
Frank Johns
Rockfield
Ruth Price
Burrows
Dtlés Kibbe
Gat | Edwards
Lowell Edwards
Lloyd Edwards
Remington
St. and
Everett Parks
THY Interfiatisrial “Harvester Company of' America, Incorporated
Replevin
Larry Bell
Cartwright
Wason and Carr
Gardner will probate leaves estate to widow for life
The will of Ulysses S. Gardner dated July 9, 1908 is probated and leaves all real and personal property to his widow Mrs Margaret L. Gardner for her lifetime. Emergency seed loans expire April 30 and farmers must apply before then. Paul Dickison joins Prudential Life Insurance and moves to Lafayette. Dr and Mrs George Beamer rent the Dickison home in Radio Tubes Herb Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses S. Gardner
Paul Dickison
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Lafayette
George Beamer
Dickison
County and City Election Ticket Listings
A dense list of candidates across judicial sheriff coroner surveyor and other offices for county and city seats in Delphi and surrounding areas. Includes Democratic and Republican tickets with numerous district and ward contenders and delegates to state conventions.
Carroll County Medical Society to Dinner Meeting
The Carroll County Medical society will meet Friday evening for dinner at the same hotel. Dr. Edgar F. Kiser of Indianapolis will speak.Mr. and Mrs. Sherrell Strain and daughter Phyllis Ross Short and Mavis Jean King were Sunday dinner guests of Omer Strain and family Clifford Strain and Marvin Strain were afternoon visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar F. Kis
Sherrell Strain
Phyllis
Ross Short
Mavis Jean King
Omer Strain
Clifford Strain
Marvin Strain
Carmichaels Visit Detroit for Training with Firestone
Mrs J D Carmichael and her son Henry are spending weeks in Detroit with Mr Carmichael employed by Firestone Company of Akron. He is taking special training in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Carmichael
Cames Henry
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Carmichael
Firestone Company of
Akron
Detroit
Mrs. Thomson Named Guardian for Thomson Heirs
Mrs. Joseph Thomson of Monroe Township is appointed guardian for minor heirs Janman Thomson Jean F. Thomson Nan Thomson and James R. Thomson and has given bonds of 5000 in each case. Mrs. Reid Jackson and Mrs. Chas Alberts hosted a birthday gathering at the Jackson home near Delphi with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomson
Monroe Township
Jack O. Thomson
Jean F. Thomson
Nan Thomson
James R. Thomson
Janman Thomson
Reid Jackson
Chas. Alberts
Near
Delphi
Jackson Home
Jackson
Mr. Alberts
Honan Family Attend Funeral of Ellen Ryan in Logansport
Burton Honan and his sisters Miss Gert rude Honan Miss Anna Honan and Mrs Harry Haugh of Delphi attended the funeral of Miss Ellen Ryan at Logansport on Sunday. T. J. Ryan, brother of the deceased, also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Honan
Gertrude Honan
Anna Honan
Harry Haugh
Delphi
Ellen Ryan
Logansport
T. J. Ryan
Mrs H F Elles and Miss Alice Fair Host Bridge Party
Mrs H F Elles and Miss Alice Fair entertain two groups of friends at their home on Friday afternoon and evening. Guests will be driven to the Methodist church for supper Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.F. Elles
Alice Fair
Bridge
Methodist Church
Local Credit Association Aims to Spur Farm Supply Purchases
The excerpt notes that credit obtainable from the local farmers association could enable purchases of cash supplies and hiring of labor, potentially improving business conditions in the area. The section outlines expected economic benefits to farmers and local commerce.
Final Teachers Institute Draws Over Ninety Educators
More than 90 teachers attended the final Teachers' Institute of the year on Saturday. Superintendent W. O. Schanlaub delivered the main address. Rev. Jenkins of the Delphi Christian church offered devotionals. Group meetings followed the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Schanlaub
Newton County
Rev. Jenkins
Delphi Christian Church
Indiana Baptist Convention Opens at Franklin College
Rev. Harry G. Rowe of Indianapolis spoke and led discussion at the fourth annual Indiana Baptist Convention opening Friday at Franklin College. Rowe is well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Rowe
Indianapolis
Indiana’ Baptist
Franklin’ S College
Rowe
Reverend J Edward Lehman Ordained at Flora Baptist
Reverend J Edward Lehman of Formmex was ordained as minister of the Flora Baptist church. Pastors and delegates from 19 churches in the Judson Baptist association attended. Bien Pearce of Kokomo conducted the questioning and announced the ordination vows. Reverend J B Gleason of W Lafayetiz delivered the charge to the congregation. Reverend Crossman of Frankfort gave the blessing, and Reverend Metz presented the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Lehman
Formmex
Wayne
Flora Baptist Church
Judson Baptist Association
Bien Pearce
Kokomo
J. B. Gleason
W. Lafayetiz
Crossman
Frankfort
the Cary
Metz
Purgiance
Ager
Bradses Spend Wednesday in Indianapolis
Mn and Mrs Howard Brads spent Wednesday in Indianapolis with booster 2 30 P M Saturday fragment hints at social or travel notes likely from a local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brads
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Jerry Haugh
Dean Rice
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Co. A. Davies
Kenneth Liebert
B. F. Carr
Mary Margowski
Booster
Herd
Smith
Delphi Indiana
Joan Fisher
C. J. Smith
John
Medaryville
Amanda Thrasher
L. M.pletcher
Margow
Ski Drug Store
The
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Thomas Wilbur
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Albert G. Clifton
Charles M. Harvey
John T. Kirkpatrick
Samuel R. Dyer
Delbert Gunder
Earl L. Chapman
Jake F. Harness
Ruth Whiteman
Harley A. Mummert
Wade W. Farr
Alvin O. Weigell
Jesse McCarty
Gus A. Hall
Robert F. Johnson
Charles E. Schnepp
Bryan W. Cavert
John L. Kennard
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William O. Hughes
Adams
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Burlington
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Robert Catron
Carrollton
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Charles N. Mann
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Deer Creek
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Carl E. Raber
Madison
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Roy F. Martin
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Dayton L. Hoffman
Rock Creek
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Washington
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Carroll County Medical Society
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