Local residents visit relatives and funeral held for Lydia McCall
Ida ville households welcome relatives from Tipton Ill Burnettsville and Allerton as Merle Clark returns home from teaching and families attend the funeral of Lydia Arizona McCall aged 47. Survivors include a husband five brothers and one sister. Funeral service in the United Presbyterian church conducted by Rev McCleery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Girard
Mary Margaret
Nettie Scroggs
Tipton
Alice Scroggs
Merle Clark
Ed Clark
Fred Friday
Bernice
Hazel
Wm. Gustin
Roann
Elliot Ireland
Burnettsville
United Presbyterian Church
McCleery
Local notices and social roundup mention burial and visits
The snippet notes a burial in the local cemetery and reports the economics club meeting at Mrs. Chas Worley's home. Mrs. L. V. Huey of Monticello gave a candy making demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. John Small visited Indianapolis on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics Club
Chas. Worley
L. V. Huey
Monticello
John Small
Indianapolis
Thanksgiving Guests And Local Happenings In Logansport
Thanksgiving day visitors gathered in Logansport including Mr. and Mrs. Wingard and family from Rock Creek Township and Mrs. Grace Price with children from Burnettsville visiting the Dill parents. John Wingard teaches at Knox and returned home Sunday. Frank Kerlin hauled hogs to Camden for W F Timmons. The Guthries and Enders families joined relatives in Thanksgiving visiting and coon hunting activity occurred Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wingard
Logansport
Lewis Temple
Laura
Irene
John
Knox
Grace Price
Burnettsville
Harvey Dilling
Frank Kerlin
Fred Case
Camden
W. F. Timmons
Charles
Lehre Guthrie
Otto Enders
Georgetown
Bessie
Indianapolis
Kathryn Timmons
Ruth
Ruby
Edythe Timmons
When Niagara Was Dry
The winter of 1847-48 was exceptionally severe with heavy ice in Lake Erie. In late March the ice swept into the Niagara River at Buffalo, blocking the outlet and causing the Niagara Falls to be nearly dry on March 29, 1848.
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Niagara
Lake Erie
Niagara River
Buffalo
Falls of
Old Days Remembered At Baptist Homecoming Message
A Baptist homecoming recalls long service and church memory. Elder A A Martin and others led accounts of past pastors and the dedication of the church in 1894. Mrs Harry Arnold and Mrs W Westfall spoke on missionary and aid society work while Rev E M Martinson continues the church heritage. Use Money Back Baking Powder.
Historical Society stalls Delphi relic display funds
Organizations elect continued from page one Logansport, which will be put on exhibition. Delphi could have had this fine collection for a few dollars, but it seems that the Historical Society is unable to even arouse sufficient interest among Delphi and Carroll County citizens to raise enough money to have cases made and placed in the fine relic room on third floor of the court House set apart by Commissioners for that purpose. Among Mr. Berry's collection was every implement, cooking utensil, and furniture used in a pioneer's log cabin. Splendid music was furnished by Miss Gerard, the talented young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gerard, with saxophone and piano accompaniment by Miss Hilda Roskuski.
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Logansport
Delphi
Historical Society
Carroll County
Court House
Berry
Gerard
Edward Gerard
Hilda Roskuski
Public Health Nurse Showed Worth During County Red Cross Meeting
At the Red Cross gathering in the court house Red Cross room a Public Health Nurse reported on county work. She highlighted two cases including a boy injured by a dynamite cap who may regain sight with specialist care and a diphtheria outbreak where six carriers were sent home to prevent further cases.
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Red Cross
Monnday
State School For the
Indianapolis
Chicago
Camden
Jackson Township
Adoption of four palefaces at Tippecanoe hunting ground
Twenty warriors and chiefs of the Hunting Ground of Tippecanoe County No 505 in Delphi held a county district meeting on Thanksgiving evening with over 200 representatives from eight tribes. Charles M. Cohee and Clifford E. Crawford of Frankfort praised the Delphi Chiefs for adopting four palefaces and urged all members to attend next Tuesday for practice and to consider adopting at Burlington.
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Tippecanoe
Delphi
Moran
Clinton County
Charles M. Cohee
Clifford E. Crawford
Frankfort
Burlington
Lyceum Number December Tenth Featuring Robert O Briggs
Smiling Bob Briggs brings a varied Lyceum program for December tenth. He will play sing draw cartoons and share travel stories shaping a meteoric career on stage. Tickets for the Lyceum Course season are available for one dollar through seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Robert O. Briggs
Smiling Bob
Dolla
Indiana Aims For Twenty Million Christmas Seals Sale
Indiana led the nation in per capita Christmas seal sales last year and aims to sell twenty million this year. The statewide tuberculosis control program is highlighted as second to none, with emphasis on county participation and Red Cross involvement as an official arm of the U S government.
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Indiana
Mississippi Valley
Mindiana
America
Union
Carroll County
The
Red Cross
United States
Weather Man Helps Oakdale Dam Race to Spring Completion
The weather man favors Oakdale dam contractors as cement work nears height goals before spring freshets. About 600 men are on site with L t Myers Co overseeing. a new recreation director at Myers camp organizes off hours programs and seeks local talent for performances.
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Oakdale Dam
Flick Construction Company
Lt. Myers Company
Myers Camp
W. L. Burton
Chicago
Yale
Burton
Talent Showcase Draws Busy Crowds Among Members
The new feature proves popular with the men who have staged several programs using talent drawn from their own group. The responses suggest growing interest and engagement within the organization.
State Normal to Celebrate 54th Birthday on January 6
Indiana State Normal School turns fifty four on January 6 1925 with Foundation Day activities planned A faculty committee organizes a pageant and other features The principal address will be delivered by Professor William Wesley Black of Indiana University Black a 1892 graduate of State Normal will speak on the occasion Members of the public speaking and dramatics class will stage the pageant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Normal School
William Wesley Black
Indiana University
State Normal
Yocum Plays Hocum With Armstrongs Car
Principal T. W. Armstrong of the Junior High School recovered word this week that his car, stolen from a Notre Dame Nebraska game parking space on Nov 15, was located in Pittsburg Pa. Police wired the owner to contact the Pittsburg Detective Bureau for retrieval.
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T. W.armstrong
Notre Dame
John Yocum
Hocum
Tom
Pittsburg
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