Parent Teachers Association Meets at School April 18
The P T A will gather at 7 30 Tuesday evening April 18 at the school house with Rev Howard Jenkins delivering the principal address. The Tipwa Grange will confer the third degree at Welcome In Grange hall Friday April 14 and asks members to bring sandwiches and pie for refreshments. The Philathea class of the Presbyterian church will meet tonight at Mrs Josephine's home with Mrs Frank Quinn and Mrs Flora Feathers assisting. The devotionals will be led by Mrs Charles Smith with several members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp. T. A
Parent-Teachers’Association
Howard Jenkins
Tipwa Grange
Welcome In Grange Hall
Presbyterian Church A
Josephine
Frank Quinn
Flora Feathers
Charles Smith
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Plans
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Tuesday April 18 at Mrs William Klepinger home with assistant hostesses Mrs Buel Ulm and Mrs Abner Bowen. Miss Anna Hardy will give devotionals and Mrs T Amick will lead the Japan lesson. Mrs Theodore Baum handles the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
William Klepinger
Buel Ulm
Abner Bowen
Anna Hardy
T. Amick
Japan
Theodore Baum
Burlington High Junior Senior Reception Set for April 21
The Burlington high school Junior-Senior reception takes place Friday night April 21 at the Delphi Country Club. A dinner dance will precede a program featuring participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington High ‘School
Delphi Country Club
Russell
Grocers Advertise Low Prices on Meat Cuts
An old newspaper ad lists baby beef roasts short steaks sirloin steak pork per pound prices 21 to 29 cents, chops and veal stew among offerings with lamb also featured. The ad reflects early 20th century discount meat sales.
Adams Township Home Economics Club Meeting Planned
The Adams Township Home Economics Club will meet on Wednesday April 19 at Mrs. Linnie Bending’s home with Alberta Mourer and Arelzia Cree as assistant hostesses. Roll call will be April Fool jokes and a project lesson on slip covers will follow. Members should bring sewing accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
April Meeting of the A W R Guild at Presbyterian Church
The April meeting was held Wednesday night at Miss Edith Baum's home with Freda Sines and Golden Rule as assistant hostesses. Donnabelle Sieber gave the lesson and Betty Burke and Thelme Sines were initiated. The next meeting is set for May 3 with Mary Alice Cripe Lucille Cohee and Betty Wilson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. R. Guild
the Presbyterian Church
Edith Baum
Freda Sines
Golden Rule
Donnabelle
Sieber
Betty’ Burke
Thelme Sines
Mary Alice Cripe
Lucille Cohee
Betty Wilson
Tippecanoe Home Economics Club Plans All Day Meeting
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics club will hold an all day meeting on Wednesday April 19 at Pittsburg school. Mrs Frank Riley will be hostess with assistance from Mrs Muriel Robertson and Mrs Stella Givler. A project lesson on slip covers will be given and a seed and bulk exchange held. Response to roll call will be An interesting spot on our farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
Frank Riley
Muriel Robertson
Stella Givler
Farm Bureau program at New Hope school hosts visitors
The Madison Township Farm Bureau welcomed Burlington Township members to a program at New Hope school. Participants included Beth Rodkey Ray Robison Mary Beck Betty Hufty Joan Hufty Joan Towe and Rosemary Bowman with short talks by Joe Snyder Monroe Meade and Lloyd Beard. Nancy Bowen ill at home. Willa Catherine returns to school after illness. Frank Miller Myrile Bresser and Amos Wise of Delphi visited Danville Illinois after Sunday with Mrs Brandlaw. Virgil Eikenberry, former Flora resident and ex Vincennes city schools superintendent, named president of the Vincennes Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Burlington Township Farm Bureau
New Hope School
Burlington
Beth Rodkey
Ray Robison
Mary Beck
Betty Hufty
Joan Hufty
Joan Towe
Rosemary Bowman
Joe Snyder
Monroe Meade
Lloyd Beard
Frank Miller
Myvile Bresser
Amos Wise
Delphi
Danville
Illinois
Virgil Eikenberry
Flora
Vincennes
Four Pines Saddle Club Dinner Meeting at Sportsman Hotel
The Four Pines Saddle Club met Wednesday night at the Sportsman Hotel for a dinner meeting. Lucille Brewer Georgia Fullmer and Robert Julius were in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Pines
Hendersons Welcome Daughter Born At Home In Delphi
Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson celebrate the birth of a daughter at their Delphi home. The infant weighed 100 pounds 13 ounces at birth. Miss Maxine Kennard of Yeoman hosts Ace High Bridge club gathering tonight at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henderson
Delphi
Maxine Kennard of
Yeoman
Ace High Bridge Club
Graduation Cards Featured at Eiless & Orrs Drug Store
Local notices report C A Corns husband Beth Ayres Corns of Delphi confined after emergency appendectomy in a Rensselaer hospital. Attorney Joseph Ryan and daughter Rosemary visited Mrs E O Grimm and Mr Grimm. Stranahan barn in Delphi being torn down by Dr C W Hunter. Blanche Cartwright to host sister Mrs W W Zollman and Mr Zollman of Denver. The Zollmans visit New Albany and Louisville. Bradshaws head west for weeks, plan Dallas and San Francisco trip. Max Leopold in Delphi for house cleaning. Zelpha Kramer rooms with Frushoure sisters on Main Street. Chissom ill on North Washington. E O Grimm at Huntington funeral directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Corns
Beth Ayres Corns
Delphi
Rensselaer Hospital
Joseph Ryan
Rosemary
New York
Mr. Ryan
E. O. Grimm
Mr. Grimm
Stranahan
Washington Street Hill
C. W. Hunter
Blanche Cartwright
W. W. Zollman
Zollman
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Zollman
New Albany
Louisville
W. H. Bradshaw
West
Dallas
Texas
San Francisco
William Koup Ill in Indianapolis Hospital With Heart Ailment
William Koup a former Delphi barber is seriously ill at an Indianapolis hospital due to a heart ailment. He has been employed in Indianapolis for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koup
Delphi
Indianapolis
Local families visit relatives across Illinois and Michigan
Mr and Mrs Manson Campbell and son spent Sunday in Urbana visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Squires and children Freddie and Janet visited Mrs Squires father Dr Claude Brandt ill at his sister's home. Dr Brandt improving. Jack Grimm of Indianapolis stayed with his parents E O and ? Grimm. Gil bert Bailey and Terry Lane I A students vacationed with Allen Bailey and accompanied Mr Grimm to Indianapolis. Louis Kirkpatrick returned to Kalamazoo Michigan after weekend with his mother. Methodist Ladies Aid hosts a market Saturday at 10 00 at The Gamble Monument Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson Campbell and Son
Urbana, Illinois
Fred Squires
Freddie
Janet
Bloomington
Jack Grimm
Indianapolis
E. O. Grimm
Gilbert Bailey
Terry Lane
I. A
Allen Bailey
Mr. Grimm
Louis Kirkpatrick
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Maggie Kirkpatrick
Methodist Ladies Aid
Gamble
Yeoman Community Notes Tell of Weddings and Visits
Announcement records the marriage of Miss Mable Chadd to Raymond Everhart from Huntington and notes related family events. Local residents experience hospital visits, births, gatherings, travel, and school club activities in Yeoman and surrounding areas.
YORK PATTON PIONEERS REMEMBERED IN PATTON LOCAL HISTORY
In this Patton note, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marquess recall early Patton days. They once owned the farm now owned by Robert Harmon and other western lands. Uncle Charley Marquess, a cooper, ran a shop on the farm and married Betsey Ann Holmes from Delphi. Their vivid reminiscence highlights Patton’s foundation pair Betsey Ann and Uncle Charley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marquess
Patton
Robert Harmon
Charley
Elizabeth Ann Holmes
Delphi
Betsey
Ann
Betty
Lizzie
Elizabeth
Marquess
Local residents share news of visits and illnesses
OWASCO Mr and Mrs John Beard and Mrs Balkema toured to Lafayette on Tuesday. Mrs John Boone and her son returned to Indianapolis after convalescing with the Haslet family. Paul Rodenbarger and family visited Montmorenci. Mrs John Barnhart, formerly Faye Gard, is in Lafayette hospital with a kidney ailment. Mrs Marion Ward is home from an Indianapolis hospital. Mrs Ben Metsger, daughter of the Fetterhoffs, is seriously ill near Huntington. Paul Ward works near Wheeling. H A Ward and Frank Redenbacher visited Mrs Joe Balkema. Bruce Bowen, Indianapolis livestock salesman, inspected Lote Haslet’s cattle. Robert Newmanswander damaged a car when a tire blew out, sending it into a fence. John Hackerd and family attended a funeral in Frankfort. Charles Bowen and family from Champaign Illinois spent Easter with E W Bowen and Hilda, and W B Wason. Abner Bowen hosted Bowen family for dinner. Nick Wason from Peoria spent Easter with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Chadd
Earl Chadd
Marion
Yeoman
Raymond Everhart
Huntington
Ate
Matthew Jackso Albert Halloway
Elsa McCain
McClain
Matthew Jackson
Jackson
Keith Johns
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Myrtie Goslee
Hattie Austin
George Mourer
Lehoman
Baker Roach
Monon
Charlie Crewe
Jerry
Delphi
L. D. Viney
Clyde Julien
Maxine
Leland
Yeo
Lloyd van Scoy
Indiana University
Yeoman School
Waller
Edward. Gay
Ida Phebus
Gay
Ralph.Goslee
Wilbur Goslee
Myrtle Goslee
Stella Myers
Maxine Kennard
Indianapolis
Harold Hotchkiss
Methodist Hospital
Gary
Harold Lawrence
Junior Nace
Fort Wayne
Jay Nace
Bolis
Robert Harmon
Clarence Cripe
Tooga
Charles Clark
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
McCoy
Robert Burke
John Burke
Frank Robbins
Clara
Mae
Virginia Nace
David Lilly
McClanahan
DeLoss .McClanahan
Rensselaer
Cecil Chadd
Charles Ballard
Harry Overley
Ray Scotty
Oliver Marquess
Delmer ‘Clark
Kenneth
Everett Clark
Monticello
Nettie Whitcher
Myrtle Whitcher
Alfred Lilly
Dallas Gunyon
Francisville
Harry Roth
Edwin
Cecil Miller
Louise Lilly McLain
Kalamazoo, Mich
Warfel
John Beard
Balkema
Lafayette
John Boone
Lote Haslet
John Barnhart
Faye Gard
Marion Ward
Ben “Metsger
William Fetterhoff
Robert Newmanscwander
John Hackerd
Frankfort
Charles Bowen
Jane
Patricia
Champaign
Illinois
E. W. Bowen
Hilda
W._B. ‘Wason
Abner Bowen
Nick Wason
Peoria
W. B. ‘Wason
Two Churches Schedule Services And Revival
First Presbyterian Church lists Harry B. Parker as pastor with Sunday school at 9:30 a m and morning worship at 10:30 a m Pilgrim Holiness Church hosted by Rev J B Zeits Rev Sherman Fife as superintendent offers a two week revival from April 16 to 30 with daily services Young People and Junior groups meet at 6:45 p m and 7:15 p m Evangelistic service with orchestra at 7:15 p m Wednesday. Bible lesson in Christian Science mentioned with Romans 5 11 as Golden Text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Harry B. Parker
Joseph Peterson
U. S
J. B. Zeits
Sherman Fife
Philip Overstreet
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Harold Leslie
Young People’s. Cottage
Christian Science
God
Jesus Christ
Burlington Christian Holds Eight-Week Attendance Contest
The Burlington Christian church and Sunday school closed an eight week attendance contest between Reds and Blues. Services were in the basement due to renovations. Blues won the contest and Reds plan a banquet for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Christian Church
Reds
Blues
Botan
Frank Austin
Burrows Presbyterian Church Sees Baptisms Cantata and Elections
Five were baptized at Burrows Presbyterian Church on Sunday followed by a cantata performed by church members. The annual congregational meeting reported all bills paid and the church in good financial condition. New officers were elected. H. Hugo, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows Presbyterian Church
H. Hugo
Oak Grove Church Schedule for September Services
The Oak Grove Christian church led by Rev. Russell Kilmer lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. Evening service is at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Sundays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kilmer
Clayton Million
Carroll County Presbyterian Church Notices
Homer Myers delivers morning worship at 9 30 with theme What Is A Christian Several members join church next Sunday Choirs and orchestra rehearse Wednesday A special cafeteria supper Thursday 5 30 to 7 Booths from Easter bazaar serves In Easter Sunday baptisms and transfers listed Rev Wilbur Day pastor Men fellowship meets April 19 at Cutler with Ralph McClure speaker on Arrest and Trial of Jesus from a Legal Standpoint banquet 6 30 Presbyterian men invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Myers
Ladies and Society
Jesse Zinn
Rosella
Eileen
Wayne Zinn
Lloyd Wargoner
Norma McCarty
Richard Morrison
Donald Sterrett
Ruth Greenup
Donald Hughes
Richard Robinson
Robert McFall
Joel Holmes
Robert Freitag
Rosemary Freitag
Helen Freitag
Kathyrn Freitag
John Freitag
David Wood
Carroll County Presbyterian Men’s Fellowship
Cutler Presbyterian Church
Ralph McClure
Kokomo
Jésus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club and Society News
Robertson’s Market
E. Main St
Baby Beef
Leah
Veal
A. W. BR
Guild
Tippecanoe Two
H. E. Club
Madison Farm Bureau
Nancy Bowen
Willa Catherine
Elless & Orr’s
Kerlin’s Hog Supplement
Robert Austin
Austin
Kerlin
C.M. Kerlin Elevator
Eiless & Orr’s Drug Store
Max Leopold
Adams Drug Store
Zelpha Kramer
Misses Ida
Emma Frushoure
Main Street
Franklin St
Claude Chissom
North
Washington Street
Elless & Orr’s Drug Store
Robert King
Ann Pearner
Chicago
Charles Kerlin
Harold Bowman
Homer Bowman
Paul Cash
Marie Caloway
Logansport
Willard Reed
Mr. Reed
Ben Logan
Judith Kay Bush
Logan
George C. Loy
Frank Fiera
Federal Grand Jury
Hammond
Jefferson Township
Glenn Davis
Claude Cowger
Phillip Jones
Will Harrison
Mary Goslee
Verlin Halloway
Woodrow Whiteman
Glenn Kennard
Phebpe Coomey
Tri-C
Stanley Greenly
Patton Miss Thyrza Henry
Billy Pratt
Kenneth Clark
Oak Grove Missionary Society
Wilbur Kilmer
Thyrza Henry
York
Franklin
Emerson
Jewell
Majestic
Gray’s
GRAYS
Pric
Gray’s Hatcheries
Rossville
Owasco
Paul Ward
Lloyd Patrick
Wheeling
H. A. Ward
Frank Redenbacher
Joe Balkema
Bruce Bowen
Christian Science Services
Christian
OAK Grove Christian
Carrol
Armory
North Side Square
Delphi, Ind
W., Franklin St
Indiana
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