Tippecanoe Democrat Celebrates Birthday
The Tippecanoe Democrat marks its twenty second anniversary with a statement from editor R. M Isherwood formerly of Delphi. The paper notes instant favor, rising reputation for reliability and fearless reporting as it pledges to continue informing the public on local matters and earning growing patronage.
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Tippecanoe Democrat
R. M Isherwood
Delphi
Isue
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Démocrat
Democrat
Thirteen Months in New Calendar Debate Draws Attention
Readers hear proposals to restructure the year into thirteen months with equal days and a 365th holiday day. Advocates tout standardization while critics warn of complications. Congress would decide, marking a potential 200 year first.
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Delphi
Congress
Wolf hunter Barker Bags Seventeen Wolves for Bounty
Rensselaer Republican reports Ned Barker, Indiana's premier wolf slayer, killed seventeen wolves in Jasper and Newton counties. He took sixteen pups and one adult wolf, with seven pups and one adult slain in Hanging Grove township. Barker claimed $85 in bounty for pelts, $5 each for the pups and $10 for the adult.
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Rensselaer
Ned Barker
Indiana
Jasper
Newton
Hanging Grove
Mr. Barker
Seed and fuel specials at Elless Orrs and Smiths stores
Bulk garden seed offered at Elless & Orrs Drug Store while Smiths Grocery promotes high test gasoline. Readier shoppers find seeds and fuel deals in local shops.
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Elless & Orr’s
H. G. Kerlin
Elless & Orr’s Drug Store
Smiths Grocery
Flora High School to Hold Commencement Exercises
Flora High School will hold commencement Friday evening May 2 at the community building with Prof. Gilmore Scott of Franklin University delivering the address. The baccalaureate sermon will be next Sunday evening at the same location. Senior class day is Wednesday with a program and exhibits in manual arts and home economics. Thirty two graduates listed include Lara Angle Edwin Johnson Helen Briggs Madge Jones Joe Brown Richard Jordan Von Burton Roxie Kingery Irvin Calhoun Carol Landis Richard Callane Robert Landis Naoma Cassell Vera Largen Donnabelle Chap Oliv e Lee man Evelyn Niccum Chestine Clawson Martha Northcutt Mary Clemons Frances Overhorse Dorothy Cline Alfred Pattengale Delbert Eikenberry Retchen Stamats Cleo Gatshall Ernest Sylvester Esther Hoffman James Wheeler Vida Hupp Laurel Wiies Don Wray.
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Robert Landis
Naoma Cassell
Vera Largen
Donnabelle Chap-Olive Leeman
Evelyn Niccum Chestine Clawson
Martha Northcutt
Mary Clemons
Frances Overhorse
Dorothy Cline
Alfred Pattengale
Delbert Eikenberry
Retchen Stamats Cleo Gatshall
Ernest Sylvester
Esther Hoffman
James Wheeler
Vida Hupp
Laurel Wiies
Don Wray
Carrollton High School Holds 16 Graduates in Commencement
Tuesday evening at the school building sixteen graduates received diplomas. Rev C W Whiteman of Vincennes Methodist church delivered the address. Graduates include Elsie Breneman Hazel Meek David W Brown L Mummert Daniel Caldwell Maurice Smith Fielda Downham Walter Summers Mark Garrison Christable Todd Edward Hatch Harvey Todd Gertrude Hylton Geraldine Wagoner Margaret Mabbitt Jeanette Yarion
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Carrollton High School
C. W. Whiteman
Vincennes Methodist Church
Elsie Breneman Hazel Meek
David W. Brown
L. Mummert
Daniel_Caldwell
Maurice Smith
Fielda Downham
Walter Summers
Mark ‘Garrison
Christable Todd
Edward Hatch
Harvey Todd
Gertrude Hylton
Geraldine Wagoner
Margaret Mabbitt
Jeanette Yarion
Burlington High School Commencement May 3 in Auditorium
Commencement exercises for Burlington High School will be held in the school auditorium Friday evening May 3. Prof. William Brigance of Wabash College will deliver the address. Fourteen graduates are listed, including Florence Bozworth Theresa Landis William Bronson Beulah Langston Valverda Carr Mildred Overholser John Carr Mae Ridenoar Max Hollingsworth Anna Tribbett Mary Landes Waiter Rhine and Anna Johnson.
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Burlington High School
William Brigance
Wabash College
Florence Bozworth
Theresa Landis
William Bronson Beulah Langston Valverda Carr
Mildred Overholser
John Carr
Mae Ridenoar
Max Hollingsworth
Anna
John Johnson
Anna Tribbett
Mary Landes
Waiter Rhine
Deer Creek Highs Commencement Honorees Named
Deer Creek commencement address was given by Prof. Oscar Kelley of Indiana State Normal Terre Haute last Friday evening. Diplomas were awarded to Opal Campbell Pauline Robeson Morris Groninger Leonard Seward Edward Hayes William Seward Virgil Joyce Robert Shaffer Taylor Knight Arthur Spangle.
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Deer Creek
Oscar Kelley
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Opal Campbell
Pauline Robeson
Morris Groninger
Leonard Seward
Edward Hayes
William Seward
Virgil
Joyce Robert Shaffer Taylor Knight Arthur Spangle
Rockfield High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Rockfield High School held its Friday evening commencement for seven graduates. Speaker Prof. J. G. Moore of Capitol Avenue Methodist Church in Indianapolis delivered the address. Principal Atwood Bliss and County Superintendent C A Bailey distributed diplomas to Catherine Burk, Lucille May Lee, Flora Verna Smith, Stuart Guthrie, and Robert Wasson.
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Rockfield High School
Rockfield
J. G. Moore
Capitol Avenue Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Atwood Bliss
C.A. Bailey
Catherine Burk
Lucille May Lee Flora Verna Smith
Stuart Guthrie
Robert Wasson
Camden High School
Opera House
W. H. Stout
J. C. Yonker
Elizabeth Bowman
Byron O’bear
Paul Brevent
Harold Price
Va Brown
Julia Randolph
Irene Cree
Mary Richterary Gardner
Eva Sibbitt
Cordelia Harner
Lloyd Sink
Jessie Lane
Ruth Stover
Elmer Miller
Truman Spitler
Mary Myer
Treasél
Titus Wilbur Thompson
Delphi High School Commencement and Class Events
The Delphi and Camden high schools held commencements in May with diplomas awarded to a long list of graduates. Notable events include senior and junior classes hosting plays and receptions, with Prof. E F Daugherty of Muncie as commencement speaker and a junior senior reception at the Country Club on May 24.
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Delphi
Country Club
Doris Garner
Paul Lostutter
E. F. Daugherty
Muncie
David Baum Pearl Bowman
Robert Broadli Mirian Cohee
Kathryn Griffit
Robert Hanna
Edith Hobaugt
Charles Kerlin Myrl Long
Robert Million
Junior Orr
Frank Thompson
Mildred .Wagoner
Betty Wason
William Wason
Bernice Arnott
Edith Baum
Mary Benjamin
John Benner
Ruel Bloyd
Robert Clawson
Robert Coomey
Wm. Coppock
Byram Crosby
William Li
Dern Willi
Public Service Commission Orders Water Rate Changes
The commission cuts Lafayette water rates by twenty cents while Bloomington fares rise, benefiting corporate owned plants but hurting residents. The rule favors rate reductions when plants are owned by the people and increases when owned by corporations.
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Public Service Commission
Lafayette
Bloomington
Commission
Judge E E Pruitt Qualifies in Monticello Circuit Court
Judge E E Pruitt traveled to Monticello Monday afternoon to qualify in the circuit court where he will serve as special judge in a pending case.
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Monticello
E. E. Pruitt
Circuit Court
Real Estate Transfers Made In Past Week
Laura L Tracht and others transfer 21 acres in Deer Creek to Christopher Held for $1. Willis P Blanton and others gain 130 acres in Deer. Jacob Guthrie transfers undivided one sixth of 162.62 acres in Rock Creek to Emily Guthrie for $3283.53. Charles E Bell and others sell lots 27 and 28 in Sunny Side Add to Elora for $1. Methodist church Bringhurst sells lots 5 6 and 7 Plank's Add to Bringhurst to T G Wilkinson for $175. Cora M Thompson executors transfer 39.50 acres in Carrollton to Abraham L Crecraft for $3002. Thomas L Cooper and wife sell small tract in Washington to Frank Poundstone for $1.00.
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Laura L. Tracht
Christopher Held
Deer Creek Township
Willis P. Blanton
Jacob Foyuuthrie
Emily Wilson Guthrie
Rock Creek Township
Charles E. Bell
William S. Viney
Sunny Side
Elora
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Bringhurst
T. G. Wilkinson
Plank
Cora. M. Thompson
Abraham L. Crecraft
Carrollton Township
Thomas L. Cooper
Frank Poundstone
Washington Township
Church Services and Activities Outline
Sunday school at 9 30 led by Forrest Orr with welcome for all. Morning worship at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 30 Young people urged to join Womans Foreign Missionary Society in charge Sunday night Mrs Kline to speak at a thanks offering service Evening worship at 7 30.
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O. Paul Manker
Forrest Orr
Epworth League
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Kline
Bible School and Sermon at Local Church This Week
Bible school begins at 10 30 with the topic The Idol of Your Heart. Rev E C Wells will render a vocal number following last Sundays delight and requests for another performance. Junior Endeavor starts at 6 30 followed by preaching at 7 30 with the subject Far Sighted Folk. We invite you.
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Bible School
E. C. Wells
Church notices for Sunday services and programs
The Church of the Brethren invites all to attend Sunday school at 9 30 A M with Mrs P E Coblentz as superintendent Preaching at 7 45 P M A joint Y P D and C W program and a cottage prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7 30 P M
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Church OF the Brethren
P. E. Coblentz
C. W
Kin Seek To Set Aside Will Of Bank President
A suit to nullify the will of Capt. Benjamin F. Price former president of the White County Loan Trust and Savings Co Monticello who died in December was filed in White county circuit court by relatives alleging unsound mind duress and fraud. The Trust company as executor along with all heirs named in the will are defendants. Beneficiaries include three Monticello churches the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis and hospitals in Lafayette among others. The estate is valued at 75000.
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Benjamin F. Price
White County Loan, Trust & Savings Co
Monticello
White County
Trust Company and Savings Co
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Home Hospital
Lafayette
The Suffering Servant of Jehovah Lesson Text
This Bible excerpt on Isaiah 52 and 53 centers on the Messiah as suffering servant and Redeemer. It discusses his wisdom, exaltation, and the marred visage, linking to New Testament references and the cost of salvation.
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Jesus
Jehovah
God
Immanuel
Christ
The Servant in Isaiah 53 The Suffering and Victory
The passage outlines the unbelief of the Jews the origin and sorrow of the Servant the vicarious suffering for humanity the silence during crucifixion and the burial with the wicked and the rich It concludes with the Servant’s ultimate victory and divine reward through His suffering leading to vindication and redemption
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Joseph
Healing and Exorcism Fulfill Isaiah’s Prophecy
The verse describes Jesus removing demons and healing the sick, fulfilling Isaiah’s prophecy that He bore our infirmities and carried our diseases. It emphasizes the Messiah’s power to conquer spiritual and physical afflictions through His words.
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Esaias
Possible With God The Things Men Find Impossible
A devotional line emphasizes faith by stating that what is impossible for people is possible for God, encouraging trust and prayer in difficult circumstances.
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God
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