Carroll County Club and Society News Notice
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
4
Social and club announcements are welcome for this department and should be sent via telephone number 14.
About 75 Crowel family members and friends gathered at Monticello Park on Sunday August 22 for the fourth annual reunion. A basket dinner followed by a brief program and business session led to re election of officers for 1938. The oldest attendees were Sadie Ellis 77 and Joe Foust 80, the youngest Charles Albert Shaffer 9 months. The next reunion will be held again on the fourth Sunday in August at the same location.
Friday evening Grange meeting included members Allen Eunice Zook Agnes McCouch Helen Zook and Bernadine Maxwell. A farewell supper for Mr and Mrs Harry Griffith and son Paul will be held Friday Aug 27 with Miss Freda Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Charles Hattery honored. Families are asked to bring a well filled basket a quart of tea and table service.
The Young People’s Cooperative club met at Flora Community Park Monday. Dwight G. Beard gave an instructive talk. Plans were discussed for the Farm Bureau school at Camp Teulmesch September 13 to 18. Attendees named include Charlies Nance Dorabelle Pearson Sarah Martin and Barbara Rodenbar ger. Others will be selected later. The evening ended with recreation.
About 58 members attended the annual Kerlin Kennedy reunion at Delphi City Park. A noon basket dinner preceded the business session led by LeRoy Jones. Elected officers for the next reunion were Mrs Otto Penn of Camden president and Mrs Rossie Kerlin Dockins secretaryTreasurer.
The Ladies of the Country Club gather this afternoon for the sixth contract bridge party in a series. Friday evening they held a basket supper and euchre party with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Julius, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ives serving as committee in charge.
Leo Craig state treasurer of the Izaak Walton League attended a leaders meeting at William Collins home Diamond Point near Monticello Saturday. The principal topic was the Sportsman's show planned for January in Indianapolis.
Miss Kathryn Johnson of Hickman Kentucky visits her classmate Miss Edna Johnson in Delphi. Both trained at Bethel Women's College Hopkinsville. Johnson entertained with a dinner-bridge at her east Main Street home Monday evening.
The next meeting of the Clay Town ship H. E. club will not be held on September 1. It will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Parrish. Mrs. Roy Greggs, county health nurse, will be the speaker.
Notice to Carroll County Indiana taxpayers that gas officers will hold a budget hearing on September 7 1937 at their meeting place. Taxpayers may be heard and may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners if aggrieved after levies are set, with petitions due by October 15.
The Jefferson Home Economics club met at Monticello park for a picnic led by Mrs. John Kennard with forty five members present. The next meeting is set for September 9 at Mary Goslee's home. The Carroll County H E chorus plans a practice on Friday August 27 at the county agent office starting at 2 o clock.
The annual meeting of the Carroll county 4 H club Exhibit Association will be held at the county agent s office Saturday Aug 28 at 10 am. The board of directors will meet at 1 30.
The September meeting of the Madison Township Farm Bureau will be held at New Hope school Wednesday night September 1. A program with a surprise feature is planned.
The Radnor Sunday School holds its annual picnic at Metzger’s Grove on Sunday August 29. Classes convene at 10 30 AM and a basket dinner is served at noon.
Mrs. Robert Harmon and Mrs. Charles Ballard hosted visitors Friday evening. Numerous callers from Monticello, Sleeth, Yeoman, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute visited Ballard, Marquess, and McCully families over the weekend and midweek, sharing gatherings, ice cream, and family time.
Miss Mary Bohannon of Camden, daughter of H. K. Bohannon, has accepted a secretarial position in the Fort Wayne State School offices. She is an honors graduate of Camden High School and recently earned a B. C. S. degree from the Executive Secretarial Department at International College in Fort Wayne.
Rollins Run-Stop and Gold Stripe silk stockings arrive in stock at Quick & Clifford. New fall shades priced at 7 cents and 1.00 dollar.
Hiarry Maddock suffered hand injuries while working on a separator with no broken bones. Gen Howard of Chicago was a guest of Mr and Mrs Milt Crowell and family. Crewell reunion attended by several Monticello residents. Mrs Ida Strasser returned to Logansport after weeks with her daughter. Local families visited and moved homes as Delphi and Rockfield entries appear. Clothing store ad promotes school boy bargains. Beamer family returned from St Elizabeth hospital.
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