County Agent Reports Record Book Meeting and Farm Bureau Session
Carroll County Farm Record Book Association members met in Camden to review Purdue guided inventories and services. Officers Webb Robeson and John Peterson led 14 members including J C Bottum and A C Clanser. future visits and summaries planned for all records. Cutler Farm Bureau held a separate meeting with pledges, piano solo, talks on hatcheries, and a Corn Hog program discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Farm Record Book Association
Camden
J. C. Bottum
Farm Management Department
Purdue
Frank Hedderich
Webb Robeson
R. J. Maggart
IV. F. Beterson
Sie Farm Management Department
Wertice
Glan
Co. Ceent
Farm Bureau
Miss Whiteman
Annadell Sparks
Phillip Miller
Carl Overholser
Arthur Mullin
Washington township Farm Bureau honors 1934 members
About 100 people attended the Washington township Farm Bureau meeting at North Central school on Friday evening. Lloyd Beard and A A Newer spoke, Pauline Robeson organized entertainment, and officers were installed: O C Seward president Robi Hinkle vice president A A Newer secretary Le Roy Robeson treasurer Pauline Robeson S and E director. Refund checks were handed to members and ice cream and cake served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township, Farm Bureau
North Central School
Lloyd Beard
Clay Township
A. A. Newer
Pauline Robeson
O.C. Seward
Robi. Hinkle
Leroy Robeson
Pauline Robbeson
S and E
Farm Institute exhibit prizes awarded at Cutler
The Democrat Township Farmer Institute event at Cutler showcased farm products, high school art and culinary items. Top prizes went to Lloyd Unger for 10 ears of corn and Harold Bowen for the boys division, with multiple place-winners listed across corn, corn ears, 4-H, popcorn, wheat and white eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Township Farmer’s Institute
Cutler
Local Fair Winners List for Home Arts and Foods
Readable lines show prizes awarded in categories such as Brown eggs Cake-Girls Angel Food Pie Devil's Feed Raspberry Pie Chocolate Pie and Bread with multiple winners including Mrs. Joe Cook Mrs. Larry Strong Mrs. Overholser and others. High School Art prizeees include Alice Sheagley Ruth Quinn and Robert Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Strong
Phil Miller
A. Rodenberger
L. O. Roll
Joe Cook
Nellie Hinkle
William Cook
Chalmer Squire
Alice Sheagley
Ruth Quinn
Robert Anderson
Lois Reef
Barbara Rodenbarger
Bay Humes
Angle Food
Robert Reef
Carl Overholser
Olaf Brown
Frank Moss
Rodenrbarger
Chalmer Loman
A. Rodenbarger
Walter Bowen
Ralph Loman
Chalmer Trobaugh
Ross Fellows
Jenny Loman
Corn Hog Contracts Sign Up and Farm Bureau Meetings
Jefferson township corn hog contracts sign up at Yeoman and Carson schools from Feb 5 to Feb 8. Meetings cover Corn-Hog program details, poultry education, and Farm Bureau programs with a talk by Thad Macy. Stock refunds totaling 2451.29 and shares worth 4392.44 will be distributed at the Delphi stockholders meeting February 6 with seven directors to be elected from Adams, Burlington, Carrollton, Deer Creek, Democrat, Jefferson, and Rock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Two
Jefferson Township
Yeoman
Carson
Carson School
Farm Bureau
S and E
Montres
Madison
Rock Creek
Burrows Farm
Rock Creek Township Farm Bureau
Burrows
Harry Temple
Robert Wasson
Mary
Sarah Martin
Reading
Martha Been
Rev
Hugo
Anson Thomas
The
Producers Commission Assn
Mary Jane Lebeen
Nina May Lambert
Howard
Michael Guckien
Delphi
Robert Medde
Paul Gregg
Josephine Scott
Thad Macy
Indiana Farm Bureau
Carre! County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
Adams
Buriingston
Carrollton
Deer Creek
Democrat
Jefferson
Ais
Burning of Office Files in Airmail Hearing
Raymond L. Johns, former private secretary to W Irving Glover, testified during the Senate hearing on airmail contracts that he was ordered to destroy some office files. He described the files as personal and said the act was directed by the former Second Assistant Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Glover
Raymond L. Johns
Glover
Senate
Johns
Director at Large Meeting Notice
A director at large will hold a meeting promptly at 1:00 p. m. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Funeral rites held for Mary Jane Snell at Wheeling
Funeral services for Mary Jane Snell age 86 were conducted Sunday at the U B church south of Deer Creek. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery. She died Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs William Mead in Wheeling. She leaving her daughter and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Snell
William Mead
Wheeling
U. B
Deer Creek
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court announces administrators appointed for the estates of Meddin A. Mitchell and Julia T. Lane, both late of Carroll County. Elmer Shaffer and Edward P. Brennan are named as administrators, with dates January 27 1934 and January 25 1934 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Meddin A. Mitchell
Carroll Coury
Elmer Shaffer
Adm
Gus A. Hall
Atty
Julia T. Lane
Edward P. Brennan
Notice of Rockfield Bank liquidation creditors meeting
The Department of Financial Institutions of Indiana announces in Carroll Circuit Court that claims shall be allowed without priority and paid in regular administration. Creditors shareholders or interested persons may appear by April 12, 1934 to petition the court to object to the department's recommended allowance or disallowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield Bank
Carroll Circuit Court
Department of Financial Institution of
State of
Indiana
George Kistler
Department of Financial Institutions
Department of Financial Institutions of the
Floyd J. Julien
Notice of final settlement in Burke estate Carroll Circuit Court
John F. Burke as administrator in the estate of Edward Burke deceased presents final account for examination in Carroll Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana on February 10 1934. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Clerk Wilbur Lane signs the notice with Cartwright Wason Carr as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burke
Carroll Circuit Court
John F. Burke
Delphi
Indiana
Wilbur Lane
Cartwright
Wason & Carr
David Scheck
Emma Jane Scheck
David Schock
Circuit Court
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
A historical note extols liquid laxatives as safer and more adjustable than habituating pills. It praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for its regulated, non habit forming action based on senna. The piece argues liquid forms reduce discomfort and kidney irritation while avoiding overuse.
Notice to Non-Residents in Carroll County Quiet Title Suit
In Carroll Circuit Court January Term 1934 the state files a complaint to quiet title to the southeast quarter of Section 25, Township 25 North Range 1 West in Carroll County. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title against unknown spouses heirs and successors in interest of deceased owners and others claiming rights to the described real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamfs Slusser
Carroll Circuit Court
Julien and
Kerlin
James Slusser
Julia Slusser
Eal
Notice to Debtors, Creditors in Carroll County Court
Legal notices list a land action in Section 32 with 60 acres and unnamed defendants, all nonresidents with unknown addresses, requiring appearance on March 4 1934 at the Carroll Circuit Court in Delhi, Indiana. Also notice that Emma Jane Scheck, executrix, seeks final settlement of David Scheck estate with heirs and creditors summoned to February 15 1934 for examination in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poeeane
Indiana
Carroll Circuit Court
Court House
Delhi
Delph
Executors Sale of Personal Property in Delphi Indiana
Executors of the Florence J Dickinson estate offer at public auction the late residence in Delphi Indiana on West Monroe Street on February 1 1924 at 1 pm. Sale includes household and kitchen furniture such as bookcases tables chairs rockers settee stands rugs davenport clock dining room chairs stove dishes and more. Cash terms. Also notes of administration for Zan Gerard and related solvency statements appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J
Dickinson
Delphi Indisia
West Monroe Street
Weme Dey
Roscoe C. Mullin
Frank L. Mullin
Smith & Smith, Attys
Improved Brood Management for Laying Flocks
Crowded conditions in brooding chicks cause high mortality and bad habits like pecking. Staging three broods a year 250 in January 256 in April avoids crowding, improves uniform growth, reduces disease, and sustains egg production through molting cycles. Early hatched pullets will lay in summer while late hatchers molt, yielding better breeders and more uniform egg production.
Dues Paying Time for Carroll County Clubs
January is dues paying time for all clubs of the Carroll County Federation. The merit flag will go to the club with the highest percent of points across officer reports presentation, financial obligations, beautification of home and community, and promotion of better citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Federation
Improvement of Health and Attendance Prominent at County Meeting
The county meeting highlighted improvements in mental and physical health programs and reported higher attendance. Officials noted expanded services and community turnout as key outcomes of the session.
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ALPH
Cutler Farm Bureau
Saridei Teakrace
Dr. Scholl
Delco
Francis Wilson E. Monroe
North Central Meting
corn—Menist
Lloyd Unger
Ralph Tyler
Artus Rodenbarger
Ears
Harold
Bowen
Clarence Arvin
Robt. Wilson
Harold Pullen
Robert Beil
William Loman
Robert Wilson
Geo. Herron
Thurman Davis
Max Overholser
Wm. Loman
Robert Bell
Paul Loman
Hilma Unger
Bob Bordner
Joyce Unger
Robert Overholser
Lucille Shaffer
Gladys Loman
Delphi Hatchery
Frank Sheets
W. J. Beard, ‘Mer
Ind
WAYER
America
BAYER
Mrs
Carl Over
Holser
Nhene 16
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co. of
Carroll Cou
Asa E. James
Attys
IRS
Julien & Kerlin
Florence
J. Dickinson
Smith & Smith
Dé Bonis
Zan Gerard
Harry E. Reed
de Bonis
Hanna & Hanna, Titus
Archer
Kentucky
Cash Coal Company
Delphi, Indiana
Pes Fav
Foiebral Run
By H. D. Munroe
HD. Munroe
Federation OF Clubs
C. G. Loman
Sec’y Treas
Gray’s
Gray
Frankfort
Swifts
Pilot Brand
Gray’s Hatchery
Union Street
the Funeral Home
E. Main St
Service
A. Grimm & Sons
Hollywood Movie Mag
McCall's Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Ictprial
Mita
Iema
Woman’s World
E. A
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