Service members on leave and postings across the world
Local notices list Pvt Robert C. Smith on leave with Judge William B. Smith in Delphi after a 14 hour drive from Chicago due to icy roads. Other service members include Pvt Bill Tyler in Crile General Hospital on convalescent leave, Capt L C Lucas spending holidays at home, Pfc Howard McCain returning to Bre men Germany after studies in Shrivenham England, Lt Joseph McKinley and Miss Sarah F McKinley visiting from Indianapolis, Ensign Jack E Orr arriving from New York for leave and preparing for Pacific duty, Ensign Jack E Orr and Judith, Cpl Maurice Clifford on furlough, and Lt John Hazlet visiting before deployment to South Bend Notre Dame and then Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert’ C. Smith
William B. Smith
Judge’ Smith
Chicago
Delphi
Bill Tyler
Crile General Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Russell‘ Tyler
Bill
John Hazlet
Marybelle
Weckerly Hazlet
John, Jr
Hazlet
Philadelphia
South Bend
Notre Dame
December party of American Legion Auxiliary at South Delphi
The American Legion Auxiliary held its December party on December 19 at Mrs. Everett Parks home in South Delphi. Mrs. Lillian Thayer presided over the business meeting as the group cleared 124.26 at the precent market and rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Everett Parks
South Delphi
Lillian Thayer
Pauline Shaeffer
Knightstown
Thayer
Eve Davidson
Freda Been
Blanche Balser
Carroll County seeks bids for highway materials 1945
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday January 8 1946 for 22 000 gallons or less of regular gasoline 32 000 gallons or less of various grade oil concrete drain tile up to 7 000 feet bridge plank 10 000 feet pine lumber cement up to 900 barrels corrugated metal sewer pipe up to 12 000 feet plus 5 000 feet emergency wood pipe bituminous materials up to 200 000 gallons maintainer grader and scarifier blades gravel pit run and dipped gravel all meeting State Highway specifications delivery as needed to county highway department sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Carroll
Hospital Notes: Adams, Delphi, Yeoman patients discharged
James Caughell returned home from Home hospital Lafayette. Mrs. Elmo Dotson discharged from St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette after major operation. Mrs. David Pratt sent home in Grimm ambulance from St Elizabeth hospital Yeoman. Mrs. Leon Smith discharged from St Elizabeth hospital Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caughell
Adams Township
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Elmo Dotson
Delphi
St. Elizabeth Hospital
David Pratt
Grimm
Leon Smith
Burrows Telephone Co Stockholders Meet January 9 1946
Stockholders vote for five directors at the secretary’s residence in Burrows at 1 pm. on Wednesday January 9 1946. The meeting may include other business. Elkhart residents Mr and Mrs John C McDowell were Christmas guests of Mrs Lula McDowell in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows Telephone Co
Burrows
John C. McDowell
Elkhart
Lula McDowell
Delphi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt
L. C. Lucas
Scott Field, IL
Howard McCain
George McCain
American University
Shrivenham
England
116Th Ordnance Battalion
Bremen
Germany
Joseph McKinley
Camp Atterbury
Sarah F. McKinley
Indianapolis
Clarence McKinley
James Clifford
Jack
J. G
Naval Air Corps
Cuba
Navy
Jack E. Orr
New York
Jaxine Kennard Orr
Judith
Ensign Orr
New York City
Pacific
Cpl
Maurice Clifford
Marine Corps
W. L. Cowdin
American Legion
Board of County Commissioners
Russell Harter
Carroll County
Board of Commissioners of
Indiana
Russell C. Miller
Mgr
Carrell County
Special School
Pol County
Tuition
State School Poll Corporation
Board of Agriculture
Total Corporation Ra’ Es Ohesueeweie
Qi Viconaeees
Awe Teers Park Pond
Lt.oo
Ts Karim
Luther M. Cohee
Fullmer’s Shell Station
Goodrich
West Delphi
Delphi-Pittsburg Road
Dana Coal
McCormick-Deering
International
John Deere
International Corn Planter
A. C
Cultipacker
H. P
Will G. Klepinger
John A. Myers Ray Booth
John Kennard
Clarence Logan
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