Yeoman WSCS Christmas Party and Local Notices
The WSCS met in the local church for a Christmas party and business session with hostesses Edith Davis and Blanche Goslee. Gifts were replaced by donations to Lebanon Children's Home and Marcy Home. Members send get well cards to several patients and a heart attack survivor. Various local visits, travels, and holiday events are noted, including attendees at Purdue and the Good Will Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Edith Davis
Blanche Goslee
Gail Wickersham
Lara Hoehne
Wickersham
Marcy
Chicago
Robbins
Sage
Vernon Whittlesey
Alverda Clark
White Co. Memorial Hospital
Monticello
Mary Alice Mellon
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Ray Ensinger
Indianapolis
Undefined quotation on access and opportunity
A fragment suggests a reflection that belief about time or permission can change once attempted. It contrasts potential with actual use, hinting at decision and action shaping outcomes.
Judgment Entered in Restmor Nursing Home Case
Bonita Jones Dalton was awarded 1552.00 in Carroll circuit court on Monday in her suit against Opal Short doing business as Restmor nursing home. Dalton claimed the amount was due for services while employed at the facility. Cook, Cook, Baylor and Mahoney appeared for Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita Jones Dalton
Carroll Circuit Court
Opal Short
Restmor Nursing Home
Funeral Attended by Peterson and Ford Smith for Paul Taylor
Mr and Mrs T O Peterson and Ford Smith of Adams township attended the funeral of Paul Taylor, a former resident. Taylor, married in 1919 to Edna Smith, was reared north of Delphi and a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Peterson
Ford Smith
Adams Township
Marion
Paul Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Edna Smith
Delphi
Bible Story Books for Children at Mary's Shoppe
A listing for Bible Story books for children sold at Mary's Shoppe located east of Flora School building. The ad notes the stock and location with a simple directional pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Flora
Phone 116 for Taxi or Light Hauling
A brief classified notice advertising a 24 hour taxi and light hauling service with the phone number 116.
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Gatherings
Cutler and Draper families hosted Sunday dinner with William Draper in Anderson. Mark Cook moved from Walter Squier residence to Carl Lowery’s farm southwest of here. Veral Sparks and daughter visit. illness confines Veral at home. James Cassell of Flora tends to daughter. William and Mrs. Newell visited daughter Mrs. James King in Lafayette. Phillip Miller moved from St Elizabeth hospital to Kennedy nursing home in Flora. Mrs. Miller stays with Mrs. Wysong in Flora. Earl Primer and son with Mrs. R W Whetzel visited Oliver Whetzel in a Clark s Hill nursing home. Hobart Deeds and Robert Rees attended Clyde Jones’s golden wedding in Stockwell. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Russell to entertain Presbyterian elders Monday. Young Married People class led by Stanley Anderson to socialize at Carol and Mr. Rees’s Friday. Unified Sunday service at Presbyterian church Sunday at 7. Sunday School begins program. Rev. Russell to show two films. Robert and Mrs. Rees hosted Sunday School class Wednesday.
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Robert Draper
Roy Bowman
William Draper
Anderson
Mark Cook
Walter Squier
Carl Lowery
Veral Sparks
James Cassell
Flora
William Newell
James King
Lafayette
Phillip Miller
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kennedy Nursing Home
Miller
Wysong
Earl Primer and Son
R. W. Whetzel
Oliver Whetzel
Clarks Hill
Hobart Deeds
Robert Rees
Clyde Jones
Stockwell
Thomas Russell
Presbyterian Church
Stanley Anderson
Carol Rees
Russell
Adams Farm Bureau Hosts Christmas Program and TB Drive
Adams township Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening with a Pet and Hobby club program. An offering was taken for TB fund. Jerry Dill led a Christ Mag tree safety lesson. Devotions by Mrs. Pete Rodgers followed by memorial for Mrs. Ermina Tansey. John Price of Farm Bureau Insurance spoke on auto rates and other polices. A polio film Do Unto Others highlighted March of Dimes efforts to prevent birth defects, arthritis, and polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet and Hobby Club
Adams Township Farm Bureau
TB Fund
Jerry Dill
Pete Rodgers
Ermina Tansey
John Price
Farm Bureau Insurance Office
March of Dimes
Douglas Million Names 4-H Leader Candidates
Douglas Million appoints Russell Pearson Paul Shaffer and Robert Reiff to select a boys 4-H leader for next year. Mrs Howard Smith and Mrs Clayton Million will represent Adams F B at a United Funds meeting January 18. Mrs Donald Dill re elected Pet and Hobby leader and assistant. Women leaders and members made tray favors for the hospital and staged a Hobby show with Christmas treats and refreshments served to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Million
Russell Pearson
Paul Shaffer
Robert Reiff
Howard Smith
Clayton Million
Adams F. B
United Funds
Donald Dill
Pet and Hobby
John Ward
Mrs Elmer Huntley to Move into Houser Property Housing
Mrs Elmer Huntley of near Cutler, set to become matron of the courthouse on January 1, has rented an apartment in the Mrs Frank Houser property and will move there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Huntley
Cutler
Court House
Frank Houser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeoman
Edwi Hoehne
Arizon
Goldin Johns
Earl Johns
Cook
Santa
Tom Pitstick
St. Elizabeth Hospit
John David Carmichael
Singapore
Clyde Julien
William Pratt
Kay
Chicago Ai
Riversid California
Mary Lou Levis
Famil
Sai California
Hall of Music
Purdue
Geraldin Goslee
Phil Watts
Orville Goslee
Clyde Julie
Verlin Austin
Pea Redding
Suday
Chales Smith
Caren Burton
John Barlow
Bassett & Talbert
Firestone Dealer
Wheeling
Pauline Robeson
Paul Humberd
Dale Birley
Vernon Hausenfluck
Joseph Peterson
Fred McCain
James Flora
ACE
Mitre
Clifton Webb
Jane Wyman
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farm Bureau
Owe Wighice
USA
MIRRO
Mirro Gcooky and Pastry Press
Indiana
Chips Rafferty
Keith Calvert
Smiley
George Nader
Adams Farm Bureau
Delphi, Ind
Roth Park
P.S
U.S
Roth Park Hotel
Woodlawn
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