Pie the Game and Historical Loans Inspire Town Hall Fun
The column describes an all age pie themed party with word games and a printing pie activity, plus a loan exhibit idea to showcase local history. It also notes a Lebanon Pioneer piece on Old Melodies concerts and a busy social scene with locals attending Easter services and gatherings in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Standish
Jack Horner
Ohio
Mindwell
Old Carroll
Lebanon
Yesteryear
Indianapolis
Franklin
Central Christian Church
Tri Kappa Sorority
Gently Sweet Afton
Alice
Annie Laurie
Lark
Genevieve
Kathleen Mavoureén
Marble Hall
Forest City Woman Praises Vegetable Compound
A Forest City resident writes that after a difficult pregnancy she suffered severe back pain and illness for a year but improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims five bottles allowed her to perform housework and care for her baby girl eight months old. The letter states the product is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar F. Borrgelin
Town
Social visits span Yeoman Monticello and Adams Township
Miss Golda Viney spent time with brother James Viney and family. Mrs. Samuel Neel visited Mrs. Thomas Schnepp. Ross Austin called at his parents’ Yeoman home. Several women from Monticello and Hillsdale visited ill Mrs. Mary Chadd, who remains quite ill. Visits included Mrs. Ella Hall and Mrs. Marion Lucas with Mrs. John Cassell and Mrs. Pearl Nicholas entertaining others. Rev and Mrs McLain from Monon spent Monday with the Pratts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Curtis
Curtis
MceLain
Monon
Charles Clark
Charles Johnson
Pearl Nicholas
John Burke
Elizabeth
Florence
McLain
Elizabeth Clarrege
Jay Nace
James Miller
Lafayette
William Schock
Oak Grove
Noah Miller
Robert Harmon
Mary Chadd
H. M. Cossell
Lena
James Fross
Monticello
John Cossell
Alfred Lilly
Rufus Ross
Mary Isabel Metz
Thelma Gatoway
Jasper Johnson
Walter Johnson
Charles Runkle
Ross Austin
Yeoman
George Hicks
Chalmers
Daugher Viney
Fred Viney
Donna Carson
Frank Poncebaker Sr
Frank Poncebaker Jr
Fred Gaumer
David Arthur
Howard Shafer
Frank Arthur
Logansport
Josephine Schock
Golda Viney
James Viney
Samuel Neel
Thomas Schnepp
Mr. Austin
Sherman Austin
Ella Hall
Marion Lucas
Chad
David Pratt
Ella Tyner
Fanny Lontz
Adams Township
John Cassell
Local visits and a newborn in Americus area
Mr and Mrs Harry Primmer and children near Lafayette hosted Walter Holway and family Sunday. Miss Valera Sisson and Verlon visited grandmother Mrs Flora Cruea. Roy Jordan recovered in Lafayette then left for camp. Howard Ewing on furlough plans departure April 21. Harry Steiner and two sons visited B A Nelson and wife. Mr and Mrs Grover Cain welcomed a son born April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Primmer
Near
Lafayette
Walter Holway
Primmers
Valera Sisson
Verlon
Flora Cruea
Roy Jordan
Howard Ewing
Harry Steiner
Battle Ground
B. A. Nelson
Grover ‘Cain
Sunday School Party and Local Visits Lead News
The Presbyterian Sunday School beginners and primary classes enjoyed games and an egg hunt at the church basement with refreshments for twenty children. Families from Logansport Camden Marion and Ft Wayne attended funerals and visits, including Ruth Ayres of Flora delivering a talk at Leah Rebecca Lodge with a musical program and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Walter Coble
Jean
Richard Coble
Logansport
Floyd Hatfield
Marion
Ruth Mullendore
Ft. Wayne
Will Mu
Fred Miller
J. C. Beard
Frankfort
Frank Thomas
James Thomas
Leah Rebecca Lodge
Ruth Ayres
Flora
Monticello Weddings Tie Malone and Lowe in Home Ceremony
Guy A. Malone and Ethel E. Lowe wed at the bride’s Monticello home last week in a ceremony led by Rev. Fred W. Wolff. The bride is the daughter of Charles and Mrs Parks of Delphi. The groom, son of Benton Malone, works as a Monon railway detective. Dr. Richard Russell Leonard and Mary Anne Van Ostran also married at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. H. T. Wilson officiating. Mary Anne is the daughter of Thomas H. Van Ostran near Brookston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Malone
Ethel E. Lowe
Monticello
Fred W. Wolff
The
Christian Church
Charles Parks
Delphi
Benton Malone
Monon Railway
Richard Russell Leonard
Fort Wayne
Mary Anne van Ostran
H. T. Wilson
Thomas H. van Ostran
Brookston
Methodists Seek Large Hospital Fund Drive in Indiana
Indiana Methodism launches a campaign to raise 1 500 000 dollars for four Hoosier hospitals. Seventeen district associates marshal a large volunteer force to seek subscriptions for the effort benefiting Indianapolis Fort Wayne Gary and Princeton hospitals. Funds will underwrite nurses homes equipment debt relief betterment projects and reserve funds to weather financial strains from charitable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hoosier
Methodist
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Gary
Princeton
Noel Explained as Christmas Term Borrowed from French
The word Noel comes from the French noel meaning Christmas and entered English usage to denote the holiday season. It reflects linguistic borrowing and is widely used in Christmas carols and greetings.
Carroll County Loan and Trust Co Delph i Indiana 1925 statement
Condensed balance sheet for Carroll County Loan and Trust Co at Delphi Indiana as of April 6 1925 shows total resources 376340 and total liabilities 376340 with loans 333433.44 cash 7184.17 deposits 137466.02 savings 61163.10 trust 9532.40 and various capital and surplus figures. Harry E Reed secretary treasurer swears to accuracy with William C Smith notary seal dated April 14 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Loan & Trust Company
Delphi
Indiana
Banks Co
Harry E. Reed
The
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
Delphi, Ind
Sec’v.Treas
William C. Smith
Dean's Pills advertised for kidney weakness relief
A 1900s Delphi advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to treat kidney weakness and backache. A local resident R. L. Ward testifies the medicine strengthened his back and kidneys, reducing soreness and irregular kidney action. Available for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Delphi
R. L. Ward
E. Franklin St
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Indiana Attorney General urges relentless liquor law enforcement
Prohibition changes urge aggressive action under new amendments. Arthur Gilliam says the act covers purchases and possessing, not just manufacturing, and allows searches and prosecution for knowledge of illicit supply. He calls for public cooperation and notes the attorney general may intervene if county prosecutors fail to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rothrock
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
Indiana
Loch depths exceed 1000 feet in Scottish waters
The article notes several Scottish lochs reach remarkable depths with one measured beyond a thousand feet. It highlights the exceptional depth of Loch Three-heing and mentions the general astonishment at the extreme depths found in Scottish lakes and lochs.
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Brown County
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Frank Long
Tilford Moots
Anna Gaston
Fawn Lippincott
Tawney Apple
Camden
Blanche Griffey
Jim Griffey
Leo
Della Schenk
Chicago
N. O. Peitner
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Charles Thomas
Rossville
Will Mills
Virginia Cole
Winona
Charles Cole
Earl Little
Henry Cree
Murry Tesh
Montpelier
A. E. Tesh
Marie Kelly
John Cree
Marie Fouts
Galveston
Roy Thornberg
Purdue
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Charles E. Cline
Ray
Howard Heiland
Adrian Smith
Delphia
Edging
Patton
Americus
Rockfield
Noel
Trust Company No
Yanus Wells
Wm. M. Goslee
Sec’y-Treas
State of
County of
Carroll
Citizen Office
Wolever’s
A. W. Wolever
Ind
Webster’s New International Dictionary
Hot Pursuit
Air Council
S. P
Cyper
Askari
Sippio
India
Anaconda Sales Company
West Washington Street
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