Transient Thoughts and Turkey Run Inn Reflections
A montage of social notes from Hamilton and Delphi including Mindwell Crampton Wilson’s life in prefabricated housing with Louisa, Thanksgiving at Turkey Run Inn with 412 diners, and the Junto Club visit. Also letters from Miss Josephine Berry Brown seeking Carroll County history context and a family-history recount linking the Martins, Hances, Lakes and Crookes to Ohio and Indiana kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Berry Brown
Harmon Ave
N. W
Warren
Ohio
Carroll County
Martin
George
Catherine
Martin) Smith
Butler Co
Virginia
Kanawha
George Smith
Louisa
Urmston
Carroll Co
Indiana
William Hance
Margaret
Louisa Smith
David Crockett
Cass
Carroll Counties
Elisha Lake
Camden
Nancy Jane
Peter Berry
Logansport
Franklin Sr
Martin J
James M
Nancy
Miss Brown
Hance
Newspaper's Public Duty and the Editor's Burden
A reflective piece on the public role of a weekly newspaper and the editor’s responsibility to select and shape content. It notes that readers expect elimination and modification of material, acknowledges possible errors from indolence or fire, and asks for forgiveness for next week’s choices.
Delphi Embraces Charity Amid Seasonal Giving
Delphi and Carroll county demonstrate strong local charity through Red Cross and Tuberculosis Association support. Tri Kappa sorority takes a leading role in community fundraisers, ensuring most funds stay local to relieve pressing need. The text urges a kind, charitable season and contrasts local charity with national political debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Carroll County
Red Cross and Tuberculosis Association
Tri Kappa
Tri Kappa Organization
Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Delphi Markets and Town News Summary
Delphi markets show satisfaction with local trading as farmers bring goods from twenty five miles away. The Bringhurst tile plant now produces a weekly kiln of tile. A call for repair of the Deer Creek covered bridge gains momentum. Manford Million celebrates a new baby girl. Mrs Emma Tee buys Burr residence at Franklin and Indiana and plans improvements. Mrs Josie Shelly plus relatives return from Washington. A severe hailstorm damages uncut wheat in the county. Gipsy campers abound locally. Charles Bowman of the U S navy visits his wife and son. Nannie Mills of Pittsburg visits with cousin Miss Millie Bradshaw of Illinois and others in Lafayette. Ed Holt injures his foot badly last Sunday, staying home this week.
Holman and Popejoy Wed in June Ceremony
Leander Holman and Margaret Popejoy were married on June 23 in a ceremony conducted by Reverend S. R. Seawright. The couple announces their union and plans.
Frank Sheridan Plays Schumann Concerto With New York Phil
Pianist Frank Sheridan will perform Schumann Concerto with the New York Philharmonic Symphony under John Barbirolli on Sunday December 6 from 2 to 4 CST over Columbia and Canadian networks. Barbirolli opens with Rosini Overture to The Siege of Corinth and Loeffler Memories of My Childhood as the concert launches a new Columbia Concert Hall series titled Modern Masters featuring leading composer pianists and their major works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheridan
New York Philharmonic- Symphony Orchestra
John Barbirolli
Columbia
Candian
CST
Barbirolli
Rossini
Corinth
Loeffler
Ormandy to Direct Philadelphia Orchestra on CBS Broadcast
Eugene Ormandy will conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra in a classics program featuring Bach Wagner and Strauss. The nationwide Columbia network broadcast airs Friday December 4 from 9 to 9 30 p m CST. The program includes Bach Jesus joy of man s desiring Wagner Die Meistersingers excerpts and Strauss Blue Danube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Bach
Wagner
Strauss
Columbia Nework
Leopold Stokowski
Ormandy
Jesus
Johann Strauss
Vege tables power clever truck garden naming trend
The Saginaw News notes a playful observation on how making auto parts from vegetables sparks praise for early naming of truck gardens. The comment highlights the punny link between plant based parts and truck garden terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Marines Accept Men Aged 18 to 25 for Enlistment
The U S Marine Corps announces enlistment for young men aged 18 to 25. Recruits will be sent to San Diego California for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
California
Current Opinion Quotes from Public Figures
A montage of quotes touches on peace and war. President Roosevelt advocates orderly settlement in Rio De Janeiro. Soviet air commander Khripin warns of Germany's danger. Gelett Burgess muses on drama, while Dermont praises giving. Quotes from Kropotkin and a psychoanalytic note follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Air
Germany
Khripin
Soviet Russia
Doxie Moore and Jane Moore at Home
In the Purdue Alumnus November issue a photo shows Doxie Moore Delphi high school class of 1930 and wife Jane Shearer Moore living northwest of the Purdue campus. The caption reads Jane and Doxie at home researching. The article notes five houses in the Purdue Research Project are occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Alumnus
Doxie Moore
Delphi High School
Purdue
Jane
Doxie
Jane Shearer Moore
Simin ins. views on changing world humor
New York column by Irvin S. Cobb surveys social trends with humor. He jokes that poker wanes for bridge and tit-tat-toe may return, mocks high society and city life, and quips about divorce culture, laundry quirks, and seasonal manners in a satirical travelogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irvin
Cobb
WNU
Ehrlich Awards and Honors From Foreign States
Dr Paul Ehrlich a renowned Jewish German bacteriologist received over 30 honorary degrees and decorations from foreign governments and universities, but Germany awarded only the Order of the Red Eagle third class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paul Ehrlich
Order of the Red Eagle
Gell Sounds Mess Call Bell with Anchor Fixture
A wrought iron mess call bell hangs from a wood beam with an old anchor fastened to the beam. The bell hangs at the end of the beam and is described as an intriguing arrangement for summoning family or guests to meals.
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Gell
Adams to resign from Indiana highway commission
James D. Adams completes four years as director of the Indiana state highway commission. His tenure is tied to a robust highway construction program, and his departure will deprive the state of an efficient administrator as he returns to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Adams
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Adams
Hoosier Sentinel
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Old Watts
Hamilton
Turkey -Run
Illinois
Kansas
Turkey Run Inn
Turkey Run
Wood
Elmer Burnham
The
Purdue Athletic de
Junto Club
Watson
E. Franklin Street
Delphi Times
Delphi Citizen
Johnson and, Bailey Publishers
Democratic
A. B
Maine
Vermont
Bringhurst Tile Company
Manford
Patton
Emma. Tee
Burr
Franklin and
Indiana Sts
Josie Shelly
M. Sampson
Aggie Guthrie
Washington
Charles Bowman
U. S. Navy
Nannie Mills
Pittsburg
Millie Bradshaw
Alice Titlow
Emma Shealy
Lafayette
Ed Holt
the Music Box
Marines
President Roosevelt
Rio de Janeiro
Gelett Burgess
William F. Dermont
Princess Alexander Kropotkin
By S. L. Huntley
L. Huntley
U. & Pat. Office
what _ Simin ins
Irvin S. Cobb
CS Angeles
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
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