Local notices skimmed for space in Stale News
Community brief item roundup notes birthday celebration at Mrs. G. E. Daw son’s in Norway with 27 guests. marriage licenses issued for Nicoll Shafer and Wright Gilmore. visits and travel among Reed Haderly family and others. Easter returns and relocations. resignations and job changes. attendees at a Democratic meeting in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eugene Nicoll
Burnettsville
Viola Mae Shafer
Adams Two
Robert Roger Wright
Lafayette
Doris Gilmore
Pittsburg
Social Roundup of Visits and Funeral in Indiana Town
Mr and Mrs Robert Haugh of Vincennes attended the funeral of James Sullivan in Delphi on Monday. Various families hosted or visited in Lafayette Delphi Fort Wayne and Logansport over Easter and weekend. Relatives included Roskuski Beamer and Obear families plus Johnson Rahilly Reed Mullin and McDowell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haugh
Vincennes
James Sullivan
Delphi
Local And Area Visits And Family News
Mr and Mrs C J McGreevey moved into the McGreevey property on North Wabash Street. Coach and Mrs Lostutter of Bedford spent the weekend here with relatives and friends. Miss Wanda Hemmig of Delphi and sister Dora of Lafayette visited Star City guests of Mrs Ewing Haslett. Mr and Mrs Peter Marocco of Logansport visited last week with Mrs Marocco's parents Mr and Mrs Ray Hunter. Richard Haugh of Delphi spent the weekend in Evansville with his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Robert Haugh. Adell Gwinn of Gary spent Easter with Mr and Mrs Yanus Wells and Mrs Nancy McCormick and daughter Ruth. Jimmie Sheets, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Sheets, is confined at home on Franklin Street with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Hemmig
Delphi
Dora
Lafayette
Star City
Ewing Haslett
Peter Marocco
Logansport
Richard Haugh
Evansville
Robert Haugh
Adell Gwinn
Gary
Yanus Wells
Nancy McCormick
Ruth
Jimmie Sheets
Mrs
Chester Sheets
Franklin Street
Farm Bureau meets in Clay and Washington townships
Clay Township Farm Bureau held a meeting at the Owasco school house with a community sing and prayer led by Lloyd Beard. Ralph Maggart spoke on wool and 4H club work and John Peterson discussed REMC. The next meeting is set for May 11. Washington Township Farm Bureau meets at North Central school on Friday April 24 with a state wool marketing talk and Mrs. John Witter on This Years Projects. A local talent musical program will be presented and members are asked to bring a large cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Owasco
Lloyd Beard
Ralph Maggart
John Peterson
REMC
Washington
Farm Bureau
North Central School
John Witter
Tallent
Co-op Club Meeting Set For Camden April 27
The Young People's Co op club will hold its regular meeting at the Community Building in Camden on Monday evening April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Co-op Club
Camden
Adams County Farm Bureau Hearing Sparks School Grounds Plan
More than one hundred people attended the Adams Two Farm Bureau meeting at the school Tuesday evening. Ed Stephens delivered the address with short talks from R. J. Maggart, Lloyd Zook, Mrs. Albert Moore, and Edgar Moore on navy service. Plans were made to beautify the school grounds under the direction of Mr. Hull from Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Two
Farm Bureau
Ed Stephens
R. J. Maggart
Lloyd Zook
Albert Moore
Edgar Moore
Navy
Hull
Purdue
District Farm Bureau Meeting in Delphi
Representatives from every county in the Third Farm Bureau district attended a district meeting at the Presbyterian church in Delphi last Thursday. Arthur Arnott T. S. Ferris and L. L. Needler led discussions while M. K. Derrick outlined progress on an educational program and noted Carroll county summer school will likely be held the first week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Third Farm Bureau District
Presbyterian Church
Delphi
Arthur Arnott
T. S. Ferris
L. L. Needler
M. K. Derrick
Carroll County
Carroll County REMC Hearing Planned With PSC Indiana
The Carroll County REMC will hold a hearing with the Public Service Commission of Indiana on Wednesday, May 6, under current plans. Maps and reports have been carefully prepared for the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Remc
Public Service Commission of
Indiana
REMC Eyes Carroll County Area Expansion Pending PSC Approval
State REMC officials report documents signed for a new service territory spanning Carroll County and portions of five neighboring counties. Upon Public Service Commission approval, plans move to Washington for loan construction authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Remc
REMC
Carroll County
Public Service Commission
Washington
Project Leaders Meet at Court House May 5
Miss Beadle of the Purdue Home Economics extension department will lead the second project leaders meeting at the court house on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beadle
Purdue Home Economics Extension Department
Court House
Burlington Two 4-H Club Enrolls Fifteen Members
The Burlington Two 4 H club welcomes Paul Tam Billy Garrison John Harness Ray Robertson Roy Johnson Ned Johnson Myron James Billy Wertz Billy Eller Billy McCarty William Johnson Keith Snyder John Barber Keith Perkins Stanley Metzger and Basil Parker. An organization meeting will be held at the home of their leader Loris Stout Thursday evening Apr 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Two
Paul Tam
Billy Garrison
John Harness
Ray Robertson
Roy Johnson
Ned Johnson
Myron James
Billy Wertz
Billy Eller
Billy McCarty
William Johnson
Keith Snyder
John Barber
Keith Perkins
Stanley Metzger
Basil Parker
Loris Stout
Carrollton Two Home Economics Club Meets in April
The Carrollton Two Home Economics club met in April at Mrs. Carl Flora’s home. Members opened with group singing and read the club constitution and by laws, led by Mrs. Grover Sink. Mrs. Okal Barber sang "A Flower Lullaby" and the session included a short report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
H. E
Carl Flora
Grover Sink
Okal Barber
Federation clubs meeting reports and projects
Members heard a paper on The American Home read by Mrs. Carl Flora. Miss Florence Albaugh and Miss Faye Kirkpatrick led the first project lesson Wise Use of the Family Income. A profitable seed and bulb auction complemented by refreshments for 23 members. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Carl McCain and Mrs. Edw. Sibbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Clubs
Carl Flora
Florence Albaugh
Faye Kirkpatrick
Carl McCain
Edw. Sibbitt
Monroe H E Club Meeting Report
The Monroe H E club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Emmett Eatons home with 20 members and 1% guests. The meeting opened with singing and a prayer. Reports included Federated club meeting at Burlington and the flag award for last years work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
H. E. Club
Emmett Eaton
Eaton
Lawrérice Whistler
Federated Club
Burlington
D. L. Wingard
Ross Shoff
Fred Voorhees
Robert Kearns
County Farmers Save $19 400 Through FCA Refinancing
The Farm Credit Administration reports Carroll County farmers save over 19 400 dollars yearly on interest by refinancing debts. From May 1933 to year end, 295 farmers obtained 1 264 000 dollars in long term mortgages at rates at or below five percent, aided by the National Farm Loan Association which guarantees loans to the Federal Land Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Carroll County
The
Washington
National Farm Loan Association
Association
Federal Land Bank
Carroll Co
Real Estate Transfers From Past Week
Richard T. Jordan to Robert B. Jordan transfers Lot 25 in Flora adding Flora. Benjamine F. Jones to Henry L. Crone transfers real estate in South Delphi for $1.00. Clifton S Brown and Mayme Brown to Carey and Mary Harlan transfer Lot 57 block 1 unit 2 Sunset Park for $1.00. Moss Meador and wife to Ruth Beard 40 acres in Clay Township for $1.00. Oscar G Campbell to Adolph Endress and wife 32 acres in Monroe Township for $1.00. William J Wakeland to Benjamin G Regal and heirs small tract in Adams Township for $1.00. Ella M Kausler to Robert N Bowen 106.35 acres in Deer Creek for $25.00. Union Central Life Insurance Co to Sallie Mae Vansickle and others 87.24 acres in Deer Creek Two for $6600. Milton A Overholser and others admitted to Carl C Overholser and wife 56 acres in Democrat Two for $1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Jordan
Robert B. Jordan
Elizabeth S. Flora
Benjamine F. Jones
Henry L. Crone
South Delphi
Clifton S
Mayme Brown
Carey
Mary Harlan
Sunset Park
Moss Meador
Ruth Beard
Clay
Oscar G. Campbell
Adolph Endress
Monroe
William J. Wakeland
Benjamin G. Regal
Adams
Ella M. Kausler
Robert N. Bowen
Deer Creek
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Sallie Mae Vansickle
Milton A. Overholser
Carl.c. Overholser
Democrat
Rossville Glee Club Presents Tune In Operetta
The Rossville Glee Club staged Tune In an operetta by Don Wilson on Friday and Saturday April 17 and 18 at the gymnasium. Eve lyn Brooks directed the production and served as music supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville Glee Club
Don Wilson
Evelyn Brooks
Burlington Alumni Reception Set for April 25
The Burlington Alumni reception will be held at the school building on Saturday evening April 25. Each alumnus will be entitled to one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mrs Mary Calvert Obituary
Mary Calvert adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Martin born October 19 1902 died 1936 at Lutheran Hospital Wayne of pneumonia after a short illness. She attended Delphi high school class of 1920 married Paul R Calvert June 6 1925, survived by son, daughter Roberta Jeanne, husband and parents. Oral services were held at Delphi Easter Sunday with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Calvert
W. D. Martin
Tate
Lutheran Hospital
Wayne
Delphi High School
Paul R. Calvert
Roberta Jeanne
Delphi
Kenneth Fortney
Curtis Heston
Carl Overly
Ft. Wayne
Paul Ashba
Clarence Shultheis
Alpha Rule
Belle Munger
Indianapolis
Delphi Seniors Stage Notable Dickens Classic
Delphi high school seniors performed David Copperfield to a full house last Thursday evening. The cast led by Jack Orr as Copperfield and Virginia Powell as Aunt Betsy Trotwood delivered an all star production with strong supporting turns from Helen Zook Garland Daugherty Bill Dickinson and Bill Walters. The play showcased thorough training and a cohesive ensemble with music by an attentive orchestra. The event honored the class of 1936 and contributed to the school’s cultural life and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
David Copperfield
Delphi High School
Jack Orr
Copperfield
Virginia Powell
Betsy Trotwood
Helen Zook
Garland Daugherty
Mr. Dick
Bill Dickinson
Micawber
Bill Walters
Murdstone
Ruth Sanderson
Peggotty
Mary Jane Mount
Caroline Christie
Keith Landis
Mary Alice Cripe
Kate Smith
Frank Lamb, Jr
David
Betsy
Delphi
Two Carroll County Students Enrolled at Indiana State Teachers
Charles Fauset of Delphi and De lorie J. Flora of Bringhurst are the only Carroll county students enrolled at Indiana State Teachers College this spring quarter, per the county classification from registrar Harry E. Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fauset
Delphi
Delorie J. Flora
Bringhurst
Indiana State Teachers College
Carroll County
Harry E. Elder
Spring Check-up Emphasized by Local Ford Dealer Johnson
Local Ford dealer Paul Johnson urges a spring car check-up after a severe winter. He advises draining light winter lubricants and replacing with suitable summer lubricants, inspecting the battery and generator, cleaning connections, and adjusting charging rates for summer. He notes the lab test set used by Ford dealers provides quick, accurate motor and electrical efficiency checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Ford
Ford Dealers
Deer Creek School Plans Final Week
Deer Creek School announces events for its final week with a junior senior banquet on Friday April 24 at 8 p m and commencement on Saturday April 25 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Floyd I McMurray State Superintendent will speak and the high school will provide music. Class roll includes Lucile M Campbell Kenneth Carnell Clarice M Downham Thomas I Forgey Robert J Herr Helen Louise Huston Frances Louise Jorday Martha Louise Martin Frederick A McCloskey Louise M Minne man Melvin Dean Robeson Geneva N Spangler Charles L Yeager Kathleen W Yerkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd I. “McMurray
Lucile M. Campbell
Kenneth Carnell
Clarice M. Downham
Thomas I. Forgey
Robert J. Herr
Helen Louise Huston
Frances Louise Jorday
Martha Louise Martin
Frederick
D. A. R. Meeting Postponed to April 30
The D. A. R. meeting is postponed until April 30 and will be held at the home of Mrs. Robt. VanNatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. VanNatta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gray’s Hatcheries
Rossville
Monticello
Mulberry
Willard Reed
Ruth Haderly
Betty Belle Reed
G. E. Dawson
Norway
Charles Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Russell Wilson
Mary Frances Dobbins
Gilbert Bailey
Indiana University
Robert Trobaugh
Peter J. Lamb Hemmerling
Frankfort
N. Washington Street
Jane Lamb
Herman Theophile
Mr. Theophile
Grand Rapids, Mich
Pearl Biiney
Miami, Fla
Yeoman
Charles Hargraves
Ernest Murphy
Shell Service Station
Sargent and Bassett’s
Blanche Cartwright
Greencastle
John
Russell Wilburn
Lester Medley
James Rardon
Willard Weese
Harley Rardon
H. C. Parker
Clarks Hill
Harry B. Parker
John Roskuski
Marie
Hilda
Fort Wayne
Teckla Roskuski
George Beamer
Geo. Obear
Louise Parker
Fowler
Harriet Gros
William Cowdin
Detroit, Mich
Harriet Cowdin Parker
Ruth Smith
Chatter-Box Bridge Club
Helen McDowell
Eunice Greenup
Mabel Welch
Rockfield
Larry Hudgins
Larry Lee
Zollie Martin
Ralph Murphy
Tom Malin
Amy Mullin
Nancy Mullin
Lewis Mullin
Joe Mullin
I. U
Ira Swope of
John McDowell
Roosevelt
Washington Senators
Nats
Yankees
Senators
Joe McCarthy
Bucky Harris
C. J. McGreevey
McGreevey
North Wabash Street
Lostutter
Bedford
Clay Two
Walter Raup
West Walnut Kokomo
I& Ma
Portland Cement Association
Merchants’ Bank
Bidg
Indianapolis, Ind
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Santa Monica
Hollywood
Smith & Smith
William C. Smith
William B. Smith
West Side
Square Phone
Attorneys AT Law
Monroe H. E. Club
FCA
Floyd J. Julien
SEC
Carroll Coq
Rossville Operetta
Mrs. Mary Calvert
Booster
Pearl ST
By Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Indiana State
Johnson
Jackson Auto
E. Main St
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