Tipwa Grange Guests with Hoosier Grange at Cambria
Carroll County clubs report Tipwa Grange members guests of Hoosier Grange in Cambria for an evening program. Readings included Mrs. Charles Childers Dorothy McCouch Helen Ashba and Jesse Wise with a minuet Irene Downing Ruth Haderly at the piano Edna Gerbens and Dorothy McCouch piano solo Ruth Haderly and others performed a playlet pantomime The Old Rugged Cross and songs by Mrs Childres Mrs Larry Gruber and Edna Gerbens. Delicious refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipwa Grange
Hoosier Grange
Cambria
Charles Childers
Dorothy McCouch
Helen Ashba
Jesse Wise
Irene Downing
Ruth Haderly
Edna Gerbens
Stunt
Old Rugged Cross
Clarence Wiles Unit 222 Legion Meeting at Minnons Home
The Clarence Wiles Unit No. 222 of the American Legion held its April meeting at Mrs. Laura Minnons’s Bringhurst home. Assisting were Norah Wilson Maud Minnons and Florence Hinkle. Reports on child welfare and membership quotas were given, with Amy Nadwell and Marie Helvin contributing. The War Mothers' tea and Mothers Day program were announced for May 14 at the Legion room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wiles
American Legion
Laura Minnons
Bringhurst
Minnons
Norah Wilson
Maud Minnons
Florence Hinkle
Mary Irick
Marie Helvin
Amy Nadwell
Hazel Barnard
Pearl Shirar
Legion Room
Eastern Star Rose Chapter Holds Meeting and Initiation
Rose Chapter No. 36 met Monday with a cooperative supper at 6:30 led by Mrs. Jennie Hall. Mrs. Ida Titlow and her daughter‑in‑law Mrs. Edgar Titlow were initiated. new by-laws were presented by Mrs. Grace Shaffer. Laura Brewer presided as Worthy Matron at a service dedicating new white Bibles. Harry and Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Gladys Griffith will attend the Gand Chapter Blue Bird session in Indianapolis April 22–23, with a report at the May 4 meeting. American Legion Auxiliary planned a May 13 Mothers tea. committees were named for Invitations, Decorations, and Tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Order of the Eastern Star
Jennie Hall
Ida F. Titlow
Edgar Titlow
Grace C. Shaffer
Laura Brewer
Harry Brewer
Gladys Griffith
Indianapolis
Gand
Murat Temple
Welcome In Grange Meeting Recalls Cooperative Planning
The Welcome In Grange held a Friday session with John F. Allen in charge. A program featured songs readings and a cooperative suggestions roll call led by Perry Rule and Edith Isley. Paul Griffith won a contest. next meeting is April 24 for business and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome In Grange
John F. Allen
Perry Rule
Harry Griffith
Edith Isley
Grange
Jake
Agnes McCouch
Paul Griffith
Democrat Two Farm Bureau Meeting at Cutler School
The Democrat Two Farm Bureau met at the Cutler school house on Thursday April 16. Local workers gave short talks and Mrs Witter County S and E Director read an interesting paper on current topics. Principal speaker Mr Bone district manager of the Indiana Wool Growers Association. Entertainment by Clay Two was enjoyed. Plans were made for the May meeting with Rev Asch anhort of Flora to speak on Communism in Action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Farm Bureau
Cutler School House
Candidacy Clarified as 4H Club Plans April Meeting
Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of Indianapolis withdraws from State Regent race while Mrs. W H Schlosser of Franklin likely runs unopposed at the state conference. Washington Two 4H Club convenes April 29 at Mrs. Helen Riggs home for final enrollment officer elections and material handout. Garnett Riggs leads the boys club with Fred McCloskey as last year’s secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Johnson
Indianapolis
W. H. Schlosser
Franklin
Helen Riggs
Washington Two
Washington
Garnett Riggs
Fred McCloskey
Sidney Jerome at Radio Inn Reappears for Weekend Show
Sidney Jerome formerly of WLW and WIRE entertained at the Radio Inn on Friday night. Jerome once appeared with Charlie Flagler in vaudeville and on radio and is slated to perform again at the Radio Inn late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jerome
WLW
WIRE
Radio Inn
Mr. Jerome
Charlie Flagler
Will
Local Family Thanks Neighbors for Kindness After Brother’s Death
A family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of James Sullivan. Mrs. Harry Haugh and Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan join in the thanks, along with Mrs. D. E. Howards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Harry Haugh
William Sullivan
D. E. Howards
Ives Host House Party Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ives entertained at a weekend house party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Creamer of Champaign Illinois Mr. and Mrs Chep Webber of Rantoul Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter and sons of Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Joseph Ives
Carl Creamer
Champaign
Chep Webber
Rantoul, Ill
Charles Porter
Frankfort
Cripe's Market Courtesy Note Sparks Community Response
A short note from Cripe's Market highlights courtesy as a community value, prompting mixed reactions and local discussions on service standards and neighborly behavior.
Ruth Fostrom Wed in Capital Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Martin VanSchepen of Delphi announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth Tostrom of Indianapolis to Claude C. Curtis of Indianapolis and Martinsville. The wedding occurred Saturday April 18. They will reside in Warrenton, Missouri after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fostrom
Capital
Martin VanSchepen
Delphi
Ruth Tostrom
Indianapolis
Claude C. Curtis
Martinsville
Warrentown
Notice of Primary Election in Carroll County Indiana 1936
Wilbur Lane Clerk certifies a list of nominating papers filed for primary election in Carroll County Indiana. The primary will be held on Sunday in May 1986 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for Republican and Democratic tickets with candidate names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RBIT
Indiana
Carrolltreatt Court of
Wilbur Lane
Carroll Circuit Court
Secretary of State of
Carroll County
Indiama
Carroll Circuit Court of
Election Precinct Records List for Indiana Townships
A detailed roll of precinct winners and addresses across Jackson, Jim, Madison, Monroe, Rock Creek, Washington and Tippecanoe townships. Names include Ira Kleckner Claude Linn Bert Allison Lelend Holloway Clarence Beard Fred Voorhees John Junior McCloskey Edward Voorhees Rosenbarger Rush McCarty Carl C. Johnson Floyd Ginther John W. Kerlin Nelson J. Hinkle Orville Campbell and Lee E. Maxwell with corresponding towns and delivery routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Ira Kleckner
Camden
Claude Linn
Indiana
Jim Township
Bert Allison
Monticello
Lelend Holloway
Delphi
Madison Township
Clarence L. Beard
Ockley
Fred Voorhees
Bringhurst
John Junior McCloskey
Edward Voorhees
South Center Street
Flora
Ind
R. E. Rosenbarger
Rush McCarty
Carl C. Johnson
Rock Creek Township
Floyd Ginther
Burrows
John W. Kerlin
Rockfield
Washington Township
Nelson J. Hinkle
Orville Campbell
Tippecanoe Township
Lee E. Maxwell
Battle Ground
Monroe Township
Henry Davis
Charles Clingenpeel
Perry A. Landis
West Vine Street
Hoy Musselman
Meredith B. Dunkin
East Main
Arthur Fross
George Montgomery
Charles G. Ginn
Carl M. Yeakley
Logansport
Willard Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emerson
Eeke Enca Aed
L. M. Pletcher
Flora Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Y
Burr Balser
Mesdimes Lee
Schaef
Fer
W. W. Gochenour
Fred Bassett
Leo Ulm
Harve Hoshaw
Rex Brumbaugh
John Kirkpatrick
Ward Miller
Jason Been
Floyd Julien
Robert Davidson
Curtis McCain
E. H. Dame
Herb Smith
State OF
Towit
Democratic Party
Adams Township
Jefferson Township
H. H. Weaver
Yeoman, Indiana
Deer Creek Township
Frank Lybrook
Calvin E. Carney
Miles T. Martin
Clay Township
Valeria H. Huffer
Vern Wasson
Cutler
Ed Voorhees
Burlington Township
William E. Logan
Randolph
Thoiens
Carreliton Township
Twnship Harrison
W. Barber
Vegetara Creek Township
Washington v. Thomas
Sink
Sherman E. Welch
United States
Hugh A. Barnhart
Rochester
Carroll
Clinton and
White
William W. Roth
Cass
W. E. Hoffenbacher
Robert L. Hanna
North Washington
D. Clinton Wagoner
John Cornell
Ruth McCormick
Indiana Street
Lawrence G. Harris
Charles M.harvey
Arthur Rider
East Main Street
Arthur J. Anderson
West Main Street
R. McLaughlin
Burlington
Charles N. Wilson
East Franklin Street
Lahrie Guthrie
Robert D. Kearns
Adaims Township
Claude Fincher
Burnettsville
John J. McManus
Burlingtom Township
Jake F. Harness
Sedalia
Dan Johns
Valeria H.“Huffer
Clyde M. Sheets
Lafayette
George Medley
Carrollton Township
Dale Meek
Earl Snider
Ruel L
Ashba
Jesse E. Wise
Srd
Wayne Aldridge
North Market Street
Lloyd D. Apt
East Kromoe Ee
Roy C. Clauser
Monroe Street
Philip R. Miller
R. R. Glenn Flora
Albert Pitzer
James Everett
Lloyd Vangcoy
Hana
Madison T
Mary E. Huffer
Monroe
George Lawrence
L Ringhorest, Indiana
Aship
Sigeerees Rowan
R. FP
Shiflana Sdinna
Clay Scaront
Tndlama
C. M. Kerlin Elevator
Delphi, Indiana
W. M. Wingard
Royce Myer
Democrat Township
Jane Leib
Walter E. Bowen
Top Rolla Barnard
Xp Epeee
Teeten Township
Roy E. Gardner
Truman H. Cline
O. Martin
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaer
Carroll, Clinton and
Russell M. Harter
R. R
Carroll and
Roscoe L. Hawkins
Galveston
Bert B. Mayhill
John R. Smock
Oak of Carroll
Arthur E. Appleton
Comin
Charles A. Eikenberry
Naomi E. Johnson
James Grandstaff
Sam Richardson
Larry E. Boone
West North Street
Harry H. Cree
Maple Street
Orvel L. Israel
Hubert Gros
Jack Downs
Packett Street
Charles L. Maorer
Idaville
Albert H. Ellis
Yeoman
Carl C. Overholser
George W. Peterson
Garrison
Walter R. Allbaugh
Bringhurst Indians
RP. D. L
Clyde
Cooke
Mary E. Hufford
Newell E. Cox
Clifford Baldwin
Mahlon Kerlin
Main Street
Edward M. Long
Union St
Thomas McCormick
Franklin Street
Bea Peterson
Charlies R. Cunningham
Palg
Ted Stanton
Forrest L. Appleton
R. PF. D
Dean McCain
R. Dd
Raleigh Heath
Philip Jones
Lloyd O. Duff
Clerk Carroll Circuit Court of
The
Undersigned Board of Commissioners of
Asec
Burling
Raymond Barber Beanery
Carrollton
Carrollton Consolidated
Onder
Owasco
Pyrmont
Deer Creek
County Infirmary
Davies Oil Company
Dame
Court House
Christian Church
Robert Mann
Cutler Bank
Lesh
Carson
Madison
New Hope
Board of Commissioners
Wade Farr
Carl C. Overholseer
CHAS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!