Death of Flora Woman Mary Eva Randolph
Mrs. Mary Eva Randolph 79 of Flora died Tuesday in St Elizabeth hospital after years of ill health. Born December 1 1880 to John and Julie Bullock she married Isaac Randolph. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Carter Funeral Home Flora Rev Elbert Smith Jr officiating burial Maple Lawn cemetery. Survived by son Raymond Rossville and sister Delia Kincaid California.
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Mary Eva Randolph
Flora
Carter Funeral
Elbert Smith, Jr
Maple Lawn
Randolph
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John
Julie Quinn Bullock
Isaac Randolph
John C Zimmerman 86 Dies While Visiting Camden Friends
John C Zimmerman aged 86 died Monday morning while visiting friends in Camden. Born March 10, 1874, he was the son of William and Susan Zimmerman and had lived in Cabool for several years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Zimmerman
Camden
William and
Susan Zimmerman
Cabool
Pizza Made In Our Own Kitchen At Wel come Inn Cafe
An item notes pizza prepared locally at the Welcome Inn Cafe in Delphi with emphasis on home kitchen style.
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Welcome Inn
Delphi
Beasley's Offers Free Bicycle Draw August 27
A community drawing at Beasley's promises a free bicycle to a lucky boy or girl. The event is scheduled for August 27 and invites local children to participate at the store.
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Beesley’s
Funeral rites for Camden resident held this afternoon
Surviving are widow Anna four daughters Esther St Pierre Walcott Velma Remaly Rossville Mildred Nichols Detroit Carol Clary Cabool a son Floyd Elkhart a brother Edwin Lombard Illinois and a sister Ella Rawlings Fontana California. Funeral services at 2 pm from Gentry funeral home Camden with burial in Camden cemetery.
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Anna
Esther St. Pierre
Walcott
Velma Remaly
Rossville
Mildred Nichols
Detroit
Carol Clary
Cabool
Floyd
Elkhart
Edwin
Lombard, Ilonois
Ella Rawlings
Fontana
California
Death of Henry Pullen at 73 after five years illness
Henry Pullen 73 died Wednesday at his daughter’s home near Camden after a five year illness. Born February 3, 1887, to Isaac and Mary Keith Pullen he married Mary Miniley in 1907 who died in 1949. He belonged to Flora Baptist church and the Masonic Lodge. Surviving: three sons Robert Ray and Richard. two daughters Ruth and Esther. brothers George and Mortie. sisters Rosie Mary and Lydia plus others.
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Henry Pullen
Ray Roberson
Camden
Isaac
Mary Keith Pullen
Mary Miniley
Flora Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Robert
Route 4
Delphi
Ray
Elwood
Richard
Thorntown
Ruth Howard
Cloudcrest
New Mexico
Esther Roberson
George
Frankfort
Mortie
Cutler
Rosie Simpson
Mary Shultz
Kokomo
Lydia Baisley
Local Rites Held for Six Tipton Flora Washington Respects
Susie Kessler of Tipton Emma Wilson of Flora and Leanna Peterson of Washington mourned as rites were conducted Saturday at the Carter funeral home by Rev. L M. Kitzmiller. Burial followed at Maple Lawn cemetery.
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Lynn
Susie Kessler
Tipton
Emma Wilson
Flora
Leanna Peterson
Washington
Carter
William Heiland 73 Delphi resident dies at home
William W. Heiland 73 of Delphi died at the family residence on West Shamit street Saturday morning after years of declining health. He was a retired Monon section worker, longtime assistant custodian of the courthouse, and a member of the Pittsburg Church of the Brethren and the IOOF lodge. Surviving are his widow, two sons John of Delphi and Charles a Navy serviceman at North Charleston DC, three daughters Mary Delaplane Wayne Pa Ethel Benner Burrows and Orpha Trimble Lancaster Calif. Rites were held Tuesday afternoon from the Eikenberry funeral home with Rev. O P Manker officiating. Burial was in the IOOF cemetery.
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William W. Heiland
Delphi
West Shamit Street
Mr. Heiland
Monon Section
Court House
Pittsburg
Church of the Brethren
Ioof Lodge
Kelly
Margaret Yerkes Heiland
John
Charles
Navy
North Charleston
D.C
Mary Delaplane
Wayne, Pa
Ethel Benner
Burrows
Orpha Trimble
Lancaster
California
Eikenberry
O. P. Manker
Burrow
IOOF
Obituary notes for Oscar Heins and Rev Cecil Goff
Oscar Heins 72 of route 2 Galveston died Tuesday night in Memorial hospital where he had been a patient since July 22 Born December 3 1887 in this county he was a lifelong resident and farmer in Deer Creek community His parents were Michael and Margaret Zeck Heins Surviving are a stepson Harold Fouts of Peru two nephews Paul Heins of Converse and DeWayne of route 2 Galveston Friends may call at McCloskey Hamilton Kahle funeral home in Logansport where rites will be conducted at 2 p m Friday with burial in Deer Creek cemetery Rev Cecil Goff 66 retired in June 1959 as pastor of Francesville Methodist church and residing in Flora died Monday afternoon in St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette He was born in Indiana a graduate of Frankfort high school attended Indiana State Normal college He was a teacher until World War I and served 19 months in the Ambulance corps He entered the Methodist ministry in 1936 serving several Indiana communities the last being Medaryville and Independence Surviving are the widow June M
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Melisa Smith
Jackson
Melisa May Smith
Americus
Ft. Wayne
Frank
Lafayette
Evelyn Liphard
Madeline Ferrow
Frank McCloud
Cliff McCloud
Logansport
Oscar Heins
Route 2
Galveston
Memorial Hospital
Deer Creek
Michael
Margaret Zeck Heins
Harold Fouts
Peru
Paul Heins
Converse
DeWayne
McCloskey-Hamilton-Kahle
Cecil Goff
Francesville Methodist Church
Flora
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Indiana
Goff
Frankfort High School
Indiana State Normal College
Medaryville
Independence
June M
Palmer Goff Family Survivors and Funeral Details
Palmer Goff leaves a widow from 1920 with a son H. Franklin Goff of Young America and a daughter Judy Peacock of Marietta Ga. Two sisters survive. Rites set for 10 30 Thursday morning at Tabernacle Methodist church in Frankfort officiated by Rev Claude Eaton Dr Thomas Stovall and Rev Leslie Knofmeier. Burial in Bunnell cemetery Frankfort.
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Palmer Goff
H. Franklin Goff
Young America
Judy Peacock
Marietta
Tabernacle Methodist Church
Frankfort
Claude Eaton
Thomas Stovall
Leslie Knofmeier
Bunnell Cemetery
Home Ec Picnic and Club Officers in Deer Creek Township
The Deer Creek Township 4 H Home Demonstration Club schedules a picnic at City Park on Thursday August 11 at noon with 4 H girls as guests. Hostesses are Doris Petersom Kate Weil and Ruth Schrader. West Side Flower Club lists new officers led by president Mrs Oren Snedeker and including secretary Mrs Bernard Wray and treasurer Mrs Joe Cook. A REMC meeting is set for August 10 with hostesses Mrs Vernon Kenworthy Mrs John Johnson and Mrs Alice Kenworthy. A pink and blue shower for Mrs John Robinson is planned and August is noted as birthday month.
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Deer Creek Township Home Demonstration Club
City Park
Doris Peterson
Kate Weil
Ruth Schrader
West Side Flower Club
Oren Snedeker
Clyde Holeman
Bernard Wray
Joe Cook
Fred Houser
Glen Smith
Louis Dunn
Alice Kenworthy
REMC
Vernon Kenworthy
John Johnson
Fowler Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Iris Park Mr and Mrs Kenneth Banks and Mrs Myrtle McIver of Fowler were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Park.
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Iris Park
Kenneth Banks
Myrtle McIver
Fowler
Herbert Park
Delphi Leaguettes Top Rockfield Rockets In Slugfest Win
The Delphi Leaguettes defeated the Rockfield Rockets 11 to 10 as Mary Ruth Burkhalter hit a grand slam in the second inning, driving in five walks and two hits. Jane Christy led Rockfield with a 3 for 3 day including a first inning homer, while Sandy Hill and others contributed as both teams dealt with player losses from vacations. The Leaguettes improve to 4-1 for the season. next home game is August 7 at Riley Park against Camden.
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Delphi
Rockfield Rockets
Rockets
Mary Ruth Burkhalter
Mary Ruth
Sandy Hill
Jane Christy
Rockfield
Riley Park
Camden
Lions Club
Mrs Kirkpatrick Tours Indiana Mental Health Meetings
Mrs. John T. Kirkpatrick travels to Indianapolis for Indiana Mental Health Association meetings and will visit Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Maxwell in Connersville for the remainder of the week.
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John T. Kirkpatrick
Indianapolis
Indiana Mental Health Association
Connersville
Thayer Maxwell
Kansas City couple wed in Roanoke church ceremony
Woldings Gushwa-Oliver of Kansas City exchanged vows with Woldings Gushwa-Oliver in a double ring ceremony at the Chapel of the Roanoke Presbyterian church officiated by Rev. Marion L. Moyes Tuesday night July 26. The bride wore a blue cotton street length dress and was given in marriage by her father. Attendants included Norma Hoard and Abel Eugene Mondragon. The couple plans to reside in Kansas City Missouri after Sept. 1. the bride works for Trans World Airlines and the groom studies electronics at Central Technical Institute.
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Kansas City
W B. Oliver
Niagara Street
Denver
Colorado
Roanoke Presbyterian Church
Marion L. Moyes
Norma Hoard
Westfield
Indiana
Abel Eugene Mondragon
Canyon City
Meta Dugan
Wichita
Kansas
Rae ‘Stallings
Arkansa
Mercier
Norton
Missouri
Trans-World Airlines
Central Technical Institute
Will of George Will Arvin Probated in Carroll Court
The will of George Will Arvin was probated Wednesday in Carroll circuit court on the testimony of Watson C. McCormick. By terms of the instrument, Mr. Arvin provided for payment of debts and then left his entire estate to his widow Gertrude b Arvin.
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George Will Arvin
Carroll Circuit Court
Watson C. McCormick
Green Tree League Meeting Planned at Delphi
The Green Tree Feed League will meet at Delphi for organizational purposes. All men interested are urged to attend.
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Green Tree League
Green Tree Feed League
Delphi P.m
Change of Venue Sought in Humiston Will Contest
Plaintiff Ethel B Marston sues Charles B Nieworth et al in a will contest over Nell B Humiston. Application filed asking change of venue from the county to relocate the case.
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Ethel B. Marston
Charles B. Nieworth
Nell B. Humiston
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Mary E. Randolph
John Zimmerman
Orr's Drug Store
W. Main
Alexander Pope
Gentry Funeral Home
Camden Cemetery
H. F. McCulla
S. Sixth St
Springfield
Kuns Watch Service
S. Washington
Ph. LO
Highway 25
Tom Brooks
West Delphi
A. E. Wentzel
Collie-Shepard
Will Heiland
Delphi-Deer Creek Township
Carroll County
Board OF School Trustees
School Corporation
Special School Fund
Akaininnann
H. Debt Service
UMULA
Cumulative Recreation Fund Fund
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Paul H. Johnson
Truman Spitler
Raymond Todd
I. U. Science
Indiana University High School
I. U
National Science Foundation
Dale Hall
I. U. Research Computing Center
Stanley Henson
Spencer
David Peterson
Flower Club
NI Khoi
KKK IK KN Kin HK K
Aaan Axex
AAA
Delphi Kroger
Kroger
Box
Elberta Freestone
del Monte
Marhoefer
Stark & Wetzel, D.S.M
Woldings Gushwa
Oliver
Arvin Estate
Carrol County
Lena
Sec
y.—Truman
Spiter Treas
Mark
Gortons
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