Big business and local pride in Carroll county news
The monthly recorder report shows 36 deeds and 32 mortgages totaling 167 112 in activity plus 155 chattel mortgages recorded and released. The Farm Bureau reports 1 395 378 97 in annual volume with 90 257 in 1929 sales. Also notes Roy Trobaugh won first prize at the Hoosier Art Salon for Wedgwood and Cluny Lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Anna L. Johnson
Johnson
Recorders Office
Farm Bureau
Camden
Yeo
Bringhurst
Delphi
Roy Trobaugh
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Trobaugh
T. C Werbe
Ames and Cobles Leave for Bluffton Trip
Mr and Mrs Ames Spring and Mr and Mrs Larue Coble depart today for Bluffton to spend several days away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Spring
Larue Coble
Bluffton
Culver Boxers Set for Saturday Night at Delphi Gym
Delphi high school hosts Culver in an eight bout interscholastic boxing night. Boxers on the Delphi team include James Harker Kenneth Ward Kenneth Wallace Don Calvert Wayne Myers Max Wallace Art Lane and James Plunkett. Wayne Myers unbeaten in five high school bouts with Newcastle and Culver foes. Bouts begin at 7 00 p m with admission 1 00 for adults 40 cents for students. Judges listed as Eddy Blake Floyd Julien Ernie Gripe and John Hamling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi High School
Culver
Shaffer
Bob Miller
James Harker
Kenneth Ward
Kenneth Wallace
Don Calvert
Wayne Myers
Max Wallace
Art Lane
James Plunkett
Myers
Kenny Wallace
Culvert
Lane
Plunkett
Eddy Blake
Floyd Julien
Ernie Gripe
John Hamling
Hedderich Bride of Boardman in Purdue West Lafayette Ceremony
Miss Margaret Hedderich of Indianapolis became the wife of Thomas Mark Boardman of Indianapolis in a double ring ceremony at University Presbyterian church West Lafayette. The couple plans a southern wedding trip and will live in Indianapolis after a reception at Purdue Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Presbyterian Church
West Lafayette
Margaret Hedderich
Indianapolis
Frank E. Hedderich
Camden
Thomas Mark Boardman
Ofdianapolis
Curtis L. Boardman
Hoopeston
Illinois
C. M. Rauch
Flora
R. H. Leonard
Hoopston
Eva Ferguson
Wes Gregg
Delphi
Joye Boardman
Short Hills
New Jersey
Kathryn Sinclair
Crawfordsville
Phyllis Ann Hedderich
Richard Boardman
Urbana
Fred L. Hedderich
Jim Love
Chicago
Charles Gish
Darwin
Reed
Toulon
Roslyn
School of Home Economics
Purdue
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Pan-Hellenic Council
WBBA
Indiana University
I. U. School of Dentistry
Navy Dental
Delta Sigma Delta
Ball State to Offer County Child Hygiene Extension
R. E. Michael director announces Ball State Teachers College will teach an extension course in Child Hygiene for county residents starting February. Pauline Brimball of Burris High School will lead, focusing on child anatomy and emotional issues. Details available from RE E Glenn city superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Michael
Ball State Teachers College
Pauline Brimball
Burris High School
Muncie
Miss Brimball
University of Michigan
Army Nurse Corps
RE. E. Glenn
Hoosier Art Salon Prevues Attendee List
A Sunday evening prevue and buffet supper of the Hoosier Art Salon in Indiana polis attracted a group including Mrs. Robert Wood president of Gamma Alpha Chapter of Tri Kappa Mr Wood Mr and Mrs Earl Heckathorn Miss Hilda Bowen province officer of Kappa Kappa Kappa Willa Bowen Nancy Bowen Mrs E W Bowen and Robert VanNatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert Wood
Gamma
Alpha Chapter
Tri Kappa
Wood
Earl Heckathorn
Hilda Bowen
Kappa
Willa Bowen
Nancy Bowen
E. W. Bowen
Robert VanNatta
Administrator Named in Gish Estate
Katie Gish qualified as administratrix in the estate of Roscoe Gish. The estate lists 4000 dollars in personal property and 15000 dollars in real estate. Bishop and Lane represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gish Estate
Katie Gish
Roscoe Gish
Bishop and
Lane
Unclear Note Mentions Downing and Wolverton Pair
An unclear fragment references Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Downing and mentions Schweiger and Mrs. Pied Wolverton in a uncertain social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Downing
Reed
Schweiger
Pied Wolverton
Daisy Welker Takes Over Delphi Country Club Dining Room
The Delphi Country Club announces Mrs. Daisy Welker will manage the club dining room. The facility is now open for private parties banquets and small dinner gatherings with advance reservations required through Mrs. Welker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavia V
Delphi Country Club
Daisy Welker
Welker
Women of the Moose Initiate Three Members
At the January 27 meeting, three candidates were conferred as new members: Mrs. James Hathaway of Angola Indiana, Mrs. James Kipp of Colburn and Mrs. Joseph Cooey of Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Moose
Women of the Moose
James Hathaway
Angola
Indiana
James Kipp
Colburn
Joseph Cooey
Delphi
Tri County Institute plans two day event at Burnettsville gym
Charles L. Maurer announces the annual Tri- County Institute program to be held February 10 and 11 at the Burnettsville gym. Dr. Thurman B. Rice from the Indiana State Board of Health will speak with Friday speakers Mrs. Clarence Cecil and Dale Harmon. Entertainment by local schools, hot lunch, and cash prizes for grain fruit and vegetable exhibits. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Maurer
Adams Township
Tri- County Institute
Burnettsville
Thurman B. Rice
Indiana State Board of Health
Clarence Cecil
Muncie
Dale Harmon
Indianapolis
Cecil
Ball State Teachers College
Harmon
Board of Health
Lake Cicott
Idaville
Delphi School Honors Six Weeks and Semester Lists
J Richard Shaffer announced the six weeks and semester honor rolls for Delphi School. Seniors on both lists include June Newell and Helen Allen, with many students named for six week and semester A and B honors across freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and the junior high grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richard Shaffer
June Newell
Helen Allen
Jane Bush
Bob Graham
Janis Grassmiyer
Tom Ives
Ruth Ann McKinley
Elizabeth Mears
Betty Mohler
Norma Nagele
Gladys Peters
John Hartman
Doug Hatton
Mary Ellen Kempf
Betty Jo McCarty
Doris, Fross
Marilyn McCormick
Darrell Zinn
Phyllis Hill
Ray Brummett
John Bradshee
Cynthia Hall
Ruth Ann Mullendere
Keith Mullin
Donna Timmons
Carolyn Shulthers
Ruth Furst
Tom Thorp
Marvin Bowman
Roger Cain
Jerry Clawson
Carol Clawson
Helen Cleaver
Carolyn Coble
Richard Hatton
Wanda Hughes
Jeanette Isaacs
Julie Smith
Barbara Shepard
Peggy Starkey
Jean Bowman
Jim Ferrier
Peggy Fischer
Richard Funkhouser
Sharon Hanna
Shirley Hughes
Robert Johnson
Marjorie Rex
Kathleen Rozhon
Phillis Mummert
Nancy Rush
Kenneth Wallace
George McCain
Gwendolyn Ferrier
Elizabeth Ives
Charlene Melson
Marion J. Wingard
Shirley Bowman
Tom Smith
Yeoman Elevator Man Named Vice President of Grain Dealerships
Dave W. Crutchfield of Monticello owner of the Yeoman grain elevator was elected vice president of the Indiana Grain and Feed Dealers Association at the two day Indianapolis convention. H. A. Hoham of Auburn serves as president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Dave W. Crutchfield
Monticello
Crutchfield
Indiana Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Indianapolis
H. A. Hoham
Auburn
Burrows Fox Hunt Scheduled for Saturday Morning
A Fox hunt at Burrows is set for Saturday at 9 a.m. Lunch will be served at noon. In the previous hunt, five fox were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Bible messages on prophecy at Delphi church
A series of Bible messages on prophecy will be given at the Baptist church in Delphi Sunday evening February 6 by the Rev. R E Humberd. The service is announced for 7 p m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church In
Delphi
R. £. Humberd
Louise Baer Hosts Will-A-Gree Club Tonight
Louise Baer will entertain members of the Will-A-Gree Club at her home this evening, providing a social gathering and light refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Baer
Bringhurst Man Faces Third Driving Charge
Ernest Gosnell of route 1 Bringhurst was arrested Monday evening by Deputy Spark ey Carey for driving without a license. This is his third driving offense. He had prior arrests for DWI and license suspension. Gosnell was arraigned in city court and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gosnell
Bringhurst
Sparkey Carey
Gosnell
Oracles Ready For Rossville After Brookston Win
Delphi's Oracles pursue revenge against Rossville Friday night in the final meeting of the year on the local court. Both A and B teams play before a capacity crowd. last week the Oracles beat Brookston 39 36 to claim Brookston's first loss and keeper lead at halftime 15 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Oracles
Rossville
Ets
Miller
Brookston
Brookston Gang
Delphi—Hartman
Hawn
Cowdin
Ives
Hatton
Cassell
Pauley
Fry
Weston
Smith
Cain
Spear
Hutson
The ._Delphi
Deer Creek Man Jailed Again For Public Intoxication
John Schilling of Deer Creek returns to jail after failing to pay a $1.00 fine for public intoxication. He was released Friday morning but reoffended Friday afternoon and faced a total of $18.75 in fines, awaiting 19 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek
John Schilling
Schilling
Justice of the Peace Rossie L. Bern
William H. Draper will offered for probate in court
The will of William H. Draper, a Carroll county resident and Democrat, was offered for probate in circuit court. Testimony of witness Joseph T. Ives dated February 5, 1944 supported probate with debts to be paid and personal effects to three children Bertha Ayres Ruth Draper Bowman and Bruce C. Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Draper
Democrat Township
Carroll
Joseph T. Ives
Draper
Bertha Ayres
Ruth Draper Bowman
Bruce C. Draper
Ayres
Bowman
Bruce Draper
William . Bruce Draper
Loren D. Ayres
Candy Bar and Gum Stolen at Deer Creek School
A thief broke into Deer Creek school in Washington Township Friday night, rifling drawers and cabinets and stealing a candy bar and several packs of gum. Entry was gained through a basement window. offices had windows broken and cabinets pried open as deputies and state officers investigate. The same thieves had earlier hit the Walton school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Deer Creek
Sanford Allen
Jack Fisher
Abe Taylor
Ool
Walton
Christian minister quits at Rockfield Church
Rev. Donald Moore resigns as minister of Rockfield Church of Christ and moves with his family this week to Michigan for future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Donald Moore
Building and Loan marks 45th year in Delphi history
Mindwell Crampton Wilson recalls the People’s Building and Loan Association as it moves into its own Union Street building, noting its 44 years of service since 1905. The 1949 annual meeting re-elected directors Henry B. Wilson Forrest H. Orr Paul R. Quick and others with Wilson serving as president for 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Building and Loan Association
Union Street
Amos ’N Andy
Peoples Building and Loan Association
Henry B. Wilson
Forrest H. Orr
Paul R. Quick
Howard Bradshaw
Haughey Mount
George Obear
Hiram Kerlin
Commercial Club
W. C. Smith
A. H. Brewer
W. L. Ricketts
A. B. Crampton
I. H
Wason
Delphi
J. H. Cartwright
Harry Arnold
Arnold
C. Clay Pearson
Dayton
Ohio
Curtis McCain
Association
M. M. Murphy
I. H. Orr
Noah Landis
Wilson
Paul Quick
B. F. Ulm
C. O. Julius
Building and Loan Association
Edward Beach
Emory B. Flora
E. W. Embree
Bert Hinkle
Ralph Hill
Charles Gros
James Clifford
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Adams Township PTA Plans Chicken Supper and Auction
Adams township PTA members announce a chicken supper and public auction at the Adams school building on Friday evening February 11 at 6 p.m. Auction articles should be listed with John E. Wagoner. Ray Booth will serve as auctioneer. Proceeds support the Adams Township PTA. Tickets available from PTA members or Mr. Wagoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township Parent-Teachers Association
Adams School
John E. Wagoner
Adams Township
Ray Booth
Adams Township Pta
Wagoner
Two Autos Involved In Bad Crash At Ockley Road
Robert H. Neuenschwander aged 36 of route 1 Rossville and John A. Campbell aged 63 of route 2 Monticello were in a collision at Buck Creek Road and State Highway 39 at Ockley Friday night. Neuenschwander drove a 1947 Frazer east while Campbell drove a 1948 Hudson north. Neuenschwander was cited for failure to yield and to appear in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ockley Road
Robert H. Neuenschwander
Rossville
John A. Campbell
Monticello
Buck Creek Road
Ockley
Clement Duckwall
Neuenschwander
Frazer
Buck Creek
Campbell
Hudson
Duckwall
Campbell Auto
County Rural Youth Officers Installed At Farm Bureau Meet
County Rural Youth members were installed Monday evening by Mrs. Cora St Amand at a banquet in the Lower Deer Creek Church of the Brethren. Officers named include President Paul Seward Vice Presidents Kenneth Yeakley and Gerald Hanawalt Secretary Joyce Zook Mary Lou Sharp Recreation Leader Glenn Brown Assistant Lewis Wakeland Song Leaders Elizabeth Mears Wilma Haslet Pianist Ruth Huston. I H Hull spoke on The Job Before Us and Helen Cleaver provided program entertainment with Gaylord Archibald and Marjorie Barber singing two solos. John Peterson introduced the speaker and gave a short history of the Rural Youth club in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora St. Amand
County Farm Bureau
Lower Deer Creek
Church of the Brethren
Paul Seward
Kenneth Yeakley
Gerald Hanawalt
Joyce Zook
Mary Lou Sharp
Glenn Brown
Lewis Wakeland
Elizabeth Mears
Wilma Haslet
Ruth Huston
I.H. Hull
Indiana Farm Bureau Co-op
Helen Cleaver
Gaylord Archibald
Marjorie Barber
John Peterson
Third Grade Student Fractures Arm in School Playground
Mina Jo Sweet, a Delphi third grader and daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Sweet, fractured her left arm in a fall at the school playground Tuesday. She was taken to a Lafayette hospital where the fracture was reduced and she is now at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Jo Sweet
Earl Sweet
Delphi
Lafayette
Two Autos Damaged In Camden Collision At Noon
Autos driven by Keith Wertz of Camden and Doris Wayne Blohn of Camden collided at Cumberland and Ohio streets in Camden. Mrs Elva Blohm, wife of one driver, treated for a knee injury. Deputy Sparkey Carey reported both cars iced over with frost on the glass. Wertz car $400 damage and Blohm’s 1946 Plymouth $800 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Wertz
Camden
Doris Wayne Blohn
Cumberland
Ohio
Elva Blohm
Sparkey Carey
Blohm
Wertz
Pearson Shop Adds Another Barber
John Pearson proprietor of the Pearson Barber Shop in Delphi announces Glen Parish of Idaville as the third barber. Parish has begun duties. Harve Hoshaw also works at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Shop
John Pearson
Pearson
Delphi
Glen Parish
Idaville
Parish
Harve Hoshaw
Directors of Chamber of Commerce Named
The chamber of commerce elected Raymond Todd Schmidt and Roy Clauser as directors. They will serve three year terms. Johnson and Yantis Wells are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Oe Chamber of Commerce
Biol
Raymond
Todd
Schmidt
Roy Clauser
Johnson
Yantis Wells
James Family in Dutch with Law Knife Attack Alders
Carroll county officers pursue Doc James and brother Jesse James after a 1949 incident in which Doc allegedly fled arrest and later slashed Hendrickson with a knife injuring his arm requiring 16 stitches. A pickup warrant to Alabama is in effect for return and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Carroll County
Doc James
Carey
James
Hendrickson
Alabama
Akron Downs Camden To Win Legion Tourney Upset
Akron defeated Camden 46 to 45 in a Legion tournament upset after leading 23 to 14 at halftime. Delphi fell to Camden earlier as Camden topped Delphi 45-26. other results included Akron 43 Lafayette 37 and Lafayette 42 Camden 38 in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Camden
Akron
N. Webster
Lafayette
A. T
Tri-County Principals Meet February 7 in Flora
Carroll County principals will gather at the Flora Legion Home for a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m. Prior to the main event, they meet at 4 15 p m for the monthly session and at 5 15 p m coaches and principals convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Legion Home
Cere
Carroll
County
Jesse Patrick Named Red Cross Campaign Chairman
Jesse Patrick proprietor of the Patrick Mortuary in Delphi accepts the Red Cross Fund campaign chairmanship to lead the drive slated for March. The announcement comes as local relief efforts gain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Patrick
RED Cross
Patrick Mortuary
Delphi
Mr. Pai
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Vaughan
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Norm Ebrite
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Roy Rogers
Elizabeth Fisher Murphy
Welcome Inn
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Ball State
Brantand
Tri-County Institute
PTA
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