Social Notes From Buck Creek and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Harry Holmes attended an M. FE Missionary District meeting at Buck Creek Thursday. Relatives visited Miss Cora Krath in Logansport over the weekend. Mildred Eller of Rockfield visited her cousin Cletis Creek Saturday. Burr Balser spent Wednesday night with his ailing father. Fred Raber and J C Schermerhorn hosted visitors at Flora. George Snoeberger hosted relatives including Rabers and Petersons. Truman Snoeberger and Harry Roach families visited Harvey Skiles near Rossville. Perry Trent and son Eddie hosted Rabers Sunday evening. Turner and Sidenbender attended Leonard Doolittle’s funeral at Frankfort. Burr Balser and family to Frank Balser’s bedside as he is seriously ill. Pete Teel suffers muscular rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holmes
Buck Creek
Cora Krath
Logansport
Mildred Eller
Rockfield
Cletis
Fred Raber
Chalmer Peterson
Truman Snoeberger
Harry Roach
Marjorie
Marvin Wise
Harvey Skiles
Rossville
Perry Trent
Eddie
Joseph Turner
C. W. Sidenbender
Leonard Doolittle
Frankfort
Burr Balser
Frank Balser
Pete Teel
Schools Plan for Commencement Exercises
The article notes the former White County Schools superintendent who became principal at Adams Township last fall plans commencement activities.
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Page One
White County
Adams Township
Paint with Brushing Lacquer
A brief note directs readers to The Pharmacy for lacquer and painting supplies. It notes a timing cue of about thirty minutes and frames the item as a quick ready to buy recommendation.
Burlington High School 1926 Senior Calendar and Diplomas
The Burlington High School calendar for 1926 lists events from April 18 Sunday night baccalaureate sermon by Rev G W Ren ch at the Brethren church to April 27 commencement at the Methodist church and May 1 Alumni Banquet. Diploma recipients include Helen Hendrix Grace I Koonsman Alice Bernice Huffer Mary Ruth Smoker Lorene Madge Dalton Del ma Louise Penn Lela Fern Overholser Marguerite Coapstick Edythe LaMar Johnson Mary Hale Aveline E Lytle Osie Fae Lantz Deana Mae Ewing Wayne R Loman Carl J Milburn M Gwinn Haun and D Arthur Ridenour.
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Burlington
Burlington High School
The
Brethren Church
G. W. Rench
Methodist Church
J .O. Engleman
Helen Hendrix
Grace I. Koonsman
Alice Bernice Huffer
Mary Ruth Smoker
Lorene Madge - Dalton
Delma Louise Penn
Lela Fern Overholser
Marguerite Coapstick
Edythe LaMar Johnson
Mary Hale
Aveline E. Lytle
Osie Fae Lantz
Deana Mae Ewing
Wayne R. Loman
Carl. J. Milburn
M. Gwinn Haun
D. Arthur Ridenour
Camden High School Commencement at Baptist Church
Commencement exercises for Camden High School will take place Tuesday evening April 27 at the Baptist church. Twelve graduates are listed including Evelyn Cohee Thelma Dillon Eva Frantz Naomi Simmons Lena Linn Maverne Wagoner Doris Sink Hanly Forrest Appleton Truman Cline Harald Kleckner Wilbur Neher. The school orchestra will provide music and the invocation will be by Rev Stuckenberg with benediction by Rev Osborne. Diplomas will be presented by County Superintendent Tom Armstrong after recommendation by Principal Guy Maple. The address will be delivered by Dr H Leo Taylor renowned pulpit lyceum and chautauqua orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden High School
Baptist Church
Evelyn Louise Cohee
Thelma Dillon
Eva Frantz
M. Naomi Simmons
Lena Linn
Maverne Wagoner
Doris Sink
Messrs
Hanly
Forrest Appleton
Truman Cline
Harald Kleckner
Wilbur Neher
Stuckenberg
Osborne
Tom Armstrong
Guy Maple
Camden
H. Leo Taylor
Lyceum
Deer Creek High Holds Baccalaureate and Commencement
The baccalaureate service for Deer Creek high school occurred Sunday night at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Youndt giving the chief address and Rev. Steffey assisting. Six pupils Lena Spitler Pauline Smith Miles Fry Ruby Knight Geneva Showalter received diplomas at the Friday evening commencement, Rev. Charles W. Whitman delivering the address. The junior senior banquet followed on Thursday evening April 15, and the annual class play Putting It Up to Daddy was staged March 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek High School
Presbyterian Church
Deer Creek
Youndt
Steffey
Lena Spitler
Pauline Smith
Miles Fry
Ruby Knight
Geneva
Showalter
Charles W. Whitman
Flora High School announces spring commencement events
Flora High School lists events at the Community Building in Flora. On April 25 Rev. Frank G. Coleman delivers the Baccalaureate sermon. April 27 features the class play, April 28 hosts commencement exercises, with 13 graduates named including Joe Clingenpeel Naomi Davis Mildred Flora Howard Linton Carl Richardson Delilah Riggle Paul Rule Joe Lines Florence Swihart Mabel Wharton Martha Pearson Noah Yeater Joe Musselman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora High School
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Frank G. Coleman
First Brethren Church of Flora
Joe Clingenpeel
Naomi Davis
Mildred Flora
Howard Linton
Matrons and Childrens Hats At Mrs Pletcher Parlor Millinery
A display of Matrons hats in colors priced at 5.50 and 6.00 and Childrens hats at 2.75 and 3.00 will be offered Friday at Mrs. L. M. Pletcher's Parlor Millinery. Located at 7 11.
County Health Work Promotes Diphtheria Tests Countywide
Mr. Bright, director of visual education, visited Cutler Flora Camden Carrollton township and Burlington schools this week. He spoke with pictures on diphtheria cure using the Shick test and antitoxin method, reaching about 3100 persons countywide and planning a return to Carroll County. Dr. Amos of Indianapolis attended the Delphi clinic with sixteen cases examined. Miss Mills of Camden received a National Health Crusade pennant placed in the schoolroom as the fourth such pennant in Carroll County schools. Mrs. Emma Black visits friends in New Waverly Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
State Board of Health
Cutler
Flora
Camden
Carrollton Township
Burlington
Carroll County
Amos
Indianapolis
Court House
Delphi
Miss Mills
Flora High School 1926 27 basketball schedule announced
Flora High School has completed its 1926 27 basketball schedule with two games outstanding. The list shows dates opponents and locations including Burlington West Middleton Carrollton Logansport Scircleville Delphi Royal Center Logansport Delphi Montmorenci Schrecville Monticello Young America West Middleton Thorntown Veedersburg Hillsboro Advance and the county tourney on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Flora High School
Burlington
Flora
West Middleton
Carrollton
Logansport
Scircleville
Delphi
Royal Center
Montmorenci
Schrcleville
Monticello
Thorntown
Veedersburg
Hillsboro
Half Million Forsake Farms for City Life
The 1925 farm population fell by about 0.5 million to 30,655,000 on Jan 1 1926 from 31,134,000 a year earlier. Net urban migration totaled 901,000, offset by 42,000 farm births over deaths, leaving a net loss of 479,000. Declines occurred across regions, with the Mountain states hardest at 3.9 percent and the West South Central at 0.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mountain States
West South Central States
Delphi State Bank reports assets and liabilities for April 12 1926
The Delphi State Bank in Indiana presents its condition as of April 12 1926. Resources total 689 896 68 with loans 549 419 20 and cash 51 268 00. Liabilities include capital 50 000 00, surplus 10 050 00, undivided profits 15 853 74, and demand deposits 613 982 32. The cashier James C Smock swore to the statement before Notary Charles R Pollard on April 16 1926.
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Delphi State Bank
Delphi
Indiana
State of
County of
Carroll
James C. Smock
Charles R. Pollard
Ownership statement for The Delphi Citizen April 1926 issue
The Delphi Citizen ownership and management details sworn by H. B. Wilson business manager. Publisher and editor listed as Citizen Printing Co Delphi Indiana with Beierashie & Bigee noted. Notary confirms the accuracy of the 1926 ownership data and dates.
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Esses
Ohee
Citizen Printing Co
Del
Indiana
Pithone H. B
M. C. Wilson
Tee
H. B. Wilson
Delpal, Inc
Connet Beierashie & Bigee
H. B. Wilso
Death of Charles Mummert After Influenza Pneumonia
Charles Mummert aged 53 died Thursday night at his home north of Burlington after influenza developed into pneumonia. He is survived by his wife and four sons. Burial was in Center cemetery north of Young America.
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Charles Mummert
Burlington
Center Cemetery
Young America
Funeral for Leonard L. Doolittle in Frankfort
Leonard L. Doolittle died Friday at home in Frankfort at 59 from heart trouble. He worked as a Clover Leaf railroad conductor and is survived by his second wife and children Wilber Doolittle and Edna Briggs. Funeral services were held at Frankfort Christian church with burial there. He belonged to K of P and Odd Fellows Lodges and several railroad orders. Charity Pearson and family attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Doolittle
Leonard L. Doolittle
Edna Briggs
Wilbur Doolittle
Frankfort
Perry McCloskey dies after illness near Young America
Perry McCloskey aged 68 of the Deer Creek area died at home Tuesday after several days of influenza. He lived in the community most of his life and is survived by two daughters two granddaughters three brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church in Deer Creek with Rev. Youndt officiating. Burial followed in Center U B cemetery.
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Perry McCloskey
Perry - McCloskey
Young America
McCloskey
Presbyterian Church
Deer Creek
Rev
Youndt
Center
U. B
Frances Noland Dies Granddaughter of Falls Church Family
Miss Frances Noland last surviving Noland of Falls Church Virginia died Saturday at the family home. Funeral services were held Monday. She was remembered by Delphi friends as sister of the late Mrs John C Odell and had stayed as a guest in the Odell home in Delphi several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Noland
Noland
Falls Church
Virginia
Miss Noland
Delphi
John C. Odell
Odell
Mrs Nancy Porter Dies At 79 In Logansport Hospital
Mrs Nancy J Porter aged 79 died Sunday at 1 30 AM in Logansport St Joseph hospital She is survived by sister Mary A McKinney and son James D Porter born in Washington township Carroll County on November 21 1847 She married George Porter April 19 1866 and had three sons Franklin and O H Porter preceded her in death Funeral services conducted by Rev J S Fisher at the Porter home and burial followed at Rockfield Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J. Porter
St. Joseph Hospital
Logansport
James D. Porter
Washington Township
Carroll County
John
Rebecca Cohee
George Porter
Franklin
O. H. Porter
J. S. Fisher
Ninth Street
Court News: Various Civil Matters and Estate Actions
Court schedules show judgments sought in several cases including Herbert Harner vs Clyde Sheets for 300 on a promissory note and Globe Electric Co. vs M C Platt for 447. Also listed are continuances, receivership in Gram Bernstein Truck Co. vs Floyd Reeder, and several estate filings with inheritance tax actions. High school basketball funds report Kokomo regionals receipts totaling 2809.45 with 2026.66 distributed to eight schools and the IHSAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court News
Herbert H. Harner
Clyde Sheets
Walter L. Hardy
Herman Kyle
Tippecanoe
State of Indiana
Gilbert Black
Lewis Runner
John M. McGreevy
Mitchell L. Redding
David Hartman
Gram-Bernstein Truck Company
Floyd Reeder
Thomas H. McCormick
Globe Electric Company
M. C. Platt
Butler Brothers
M. Clatt
Dora B. Jacks
Thomas M. Jacks
Wright J. Hinkle
Pearl Patry
J. Frank Patry
James Hargraves
Elizabeth Eller
Susan J.umberhacker
Samuel Edging
Dorothy O. Arian
Otto M. Stevenson
H. M. Stevenson
David L. Musselman
Mary’ and
Moyne Musselman
George W. Julien
John W. Pollard
James T. Etter
Samuel Pearson
Deedsville
Fiera
Logansport
Portland
Zen Esaneaeten
Caneee
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Vienna
C. C. Mckarland
Quality Grocery
Ind
Royal Scepter Coffee
Smith's Groe
Breining & Wilson
Delphi, Ind
L. J. W. Breining
Rus Wilson
Wolever’s
A. W. Wolever
DEER
A. Grimm & Sons
Emma Black
New Waverly, Ind
B. B
F.H. S
Nancy Porter
W .B.wason&co
L. M. Pletcher
Hardware & Implements
Delphi, Indiana
Chi-Namel
H Times
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