Eastern Star Meeting and Local News From Burlington
Mrs Palestine Han a is improving. Eastern Star meets Wednesday with an inspection on Tuesday. Banquet reservations for 6 o clock. A F Striker and children from Chattanooga spent Saturday here. Frank Austin returns from Good Samaritan hospital. Mr and Mrs J D Lesh and sons visited Deer Creek friends. Dale Rodkey family were guests of Dr and Mrs Lloyd Carter. Milas Alice Hendrix of Manchester College weekend with parents. H L Isenhour and daughter move to Indianapolis. Mrs Susan Rinehart remains serious. Alice Dunkin hosted bridge. prizes to Mrs Frank Austin and Mrs Fern Smith. Rev Hershel Conley next Sunday on Christian Stewardship Our Sacrifice. Evening service at 7. Mary Byrum began teaching at Mrvia Two school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Hana
Eastern Star
Dale Rodkey
Lloyd Carter
Milas Alice Hendrix
Manchester College
Charles Hendrix
H. L. Isenhour
Indianapolis
Susan Rinehart
Alice Dunkin
Bridge Club
Frank Austin
Fern Smith
Hershel Conley
Mary Byrum
Mrvia
Stavisky Widow Arrives in New York After Trial
Mme Arlette Stavisky widow of the infamous French swindler arrives in New York for an extended visit following her French trial. Sacha Stavisky appears with her as she starts a new chapter in the United States amid public interest in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mme
Arlette Stavisky
Sacha Stavisky
New York
Mme Stavisky
Wis
Bet Intenee Band
Local School Hires New Principal and Staff Changes
D. L. Adams accepts a position at Sharpsville and Mrs. Beulah Stonebraker fills the vacated principal post. The Whatsoever class held a farewell for Mrs. Beryle Isenhour, and Mrs. Jacob Huffer hosted the H. E. club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
D. L. Adams
Sharpsville
Beulah Stonebraker
The
Christian Church
Beryle Isenhour
Community Notices and Local Gatherings in Bringhurst
Mrs Ernest Stevens and Lois Davis host a regular meeting with a pot-luck supper. Epworth League meets at Frances Lee Harter’s home. The official board gathers at Mrs Russell Henry’s. U and I club convenes at Madage Zinn’s. Art and Garden Club plans a shower for Mrs Fred Voorhees after a Voorhees farm fire last Saturday. Mrs John Oaks hosts a Thursday afternoon meeting. Mr and Mrs Lee Flora host guests including Neal Flora Melvin Platt and Ernest Stephens. Prizes go to Melvin Platt and Mary Flora. Bert Ayres family dine with M M Retherford, and Fred Gerard of Delphi dines with Ed Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Davis
Epworth League
Frances Lee Harter
Russell Henry
U. and I. Club
Madage Zinn
Art and Garden Club
Fred Voorhees
Voorhees Farm
John Oaks
Lee Flora
Neal Flora
Melvin Platt
Ernest Stephens
Mary Flora
Bert Ayres
M. M. Retherford
Fred Gerard
Delphi
Ed Stephens
Pyrmont Community News Blitz
Hazel Alkire and others welcomed Harriet Esther Tesch born to Mr and Mrs Harry Tesch. Elmer Martin ill, Ernest Martz recovering from flu. Attendants at Jackson Day Banquet included William Huffer Lloyd Metzger Clyde Sheets and Hazel Alkire. Pyrmont honor roll lists students from first to eighth grade with multiple named children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tesch
Harriet Esther
Tesch
Othel Murphy
Elmer Martin
Ernest Martz
Delphi
William Huffer
Lloyd. Metzger
Clyde Sheets
Hazel Alkire
Pyrmont Literary Society
Ray Smith
South of Town
Jackie Alkire
Marry Hare
Indianapolis
Wilma Shaffer
Virgil Irmeyer
Caroll Kessler
Alberta Miller
Phyllis Hedderich
John Foot
John Myers
Betty Vogerer
Julia Reppert
Philena Chapman
Lois Brenneman
Dorothy Myers
Virginia Alrey
Martha Jane Burkle
Barro Colorado Island Study Hub in Panama Canal Zone
Barro Colorado Island lies in the central Panama Canal Zone near Gatum Lake. Covering over six square miles with a 25 mile shoreline it hosts the Institute of Research in Tropical America. Scientists from more than 50 institutions have used its facilities for biological study in a tropical paradise rich in fauna and flora.
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Barro Colorado Island
Gatum Lake
Panama Canal Zone
Institute of Research In
Bamboo’s Many Uses Across Cultures and Crafts
Bamboo has furnished almost every type of furniture and countless other items. It provides penholders, ship masts, bird cages, sunblinds, walking sticks, and drainpipes. Native peoples use leaves for clothing and thatching roots. Seeds can be eaten like rice or fermented into beer.
White-Breasted Nuthatch Description
The White-Breasted Nuthatch is described as bluish gray on the back and white underneath with a black top of the head and neck. It features a blue-gray tail with a white border and black markings, a white wing stripe, and a dull gray sharp beak.
Gases Under Pressure Show Surprising Flow Through Steel
The note explains gases and solids behave oddly under high pressure. Hydrogen gas flows through a two inch thick steel plate at 300000 psi, cited to K C Pfeiffer of Portland Oregon in Colliers Weekly.
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K. C. Pfeiffer
Portland
Ore
Collier's Weekly
Absolute Music Compared With Program Music
Absolute music is pure abstract composition self contained and not linked to ideas or objects. It is valued by many musicians as the highest form while contrasted with program music.
Carrollton Township Family Notices Highlight Local Visits
Faye Barber hosts in Carrollton Township as neighbors Earl Snider Cora Price Charles Spitler and families gather for Sunday dinner. Sickness keeps Alice Quinn Ira Mohler and others home. Dallas Kirkpatrick remains in serious condition. Emerson Wagoner Rollie Snider Norman Flora families visit kin nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snider
Cora Price
Charles Spitler
Ira Mohler
Claude Pearson
Ockle Barber
Alice Quinn
Emerson Wagoner
Rollie Snider
Dallas Kirkpatrick
Norman Flora
Herman Flora
Tipwa Grange ecard winners announced at Pittsburg school
Winners Vivian Henderson and Walter Hoaglan with high score, Mrs Crosby low, George Heath door prize. Card party rescheduled for Friday evening February 7 at the Pittsburg school with all welcome. Truth sets burglar free in Baltimore incident where a burglar fled into police arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipwa Grange
Pittsburg
Vivian Henderson
Walter Hoaglan
Crosby
George Heath
Local Notes from Camden and Nearby Families
Mrs. Dewey Edging hosts Fidelis Baptist meeting Thursday. Miles Martin bought Ruth George farm. Annie Bohannon and Dewey Edging family dined with Kenneth Bohannon. Terry Teel bought Wright club. District young people met at Deer Creek Lutheran. glee club and high school orchestra performed. Agnes Raber to host freshman class. Maggie Gardner ill. Lutheran missionary society gathering at Mrs. Wise’s. Mrs. Carl Lake improving after illness. Furnish children ill with car trouble. Earl Stewart and daughter visited Burrows.
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Fidelis
The
Baptist Church
Fred Wagoner
Miles. Martin
Ruth George
Annie Bohannon
Rockfield
Dewey Edging
Kenneth Bohannon
Terry Teel
Alice Teel
Wright Club
Deer Creek Lutheran Church
Glee Club
Beisiegel
Burrows Christian Church
Agnes Raber
Maggie Gardner
Lutheran Missionary Society
Charles Wise
Carl Lake
Kenneth
Thelma Furnish
Harvey Furnish
Earl Stewart
Burrows
Charles Bryan
Local Social and Visit Notes From Delphi Area
Mrs Myrtle McLaughlin and Mr Claude Chissom of Delphi visited Lotie Haslet. Bonnie Morton from Indianapolis stayed with sister R L Parrish. James Ross visited Lafayette. Ridder of Lafayette died suddenly shocking locals. Clyde Sheets Hazel Alkire and Jackie visited F McLaughlin. Frank McLaughlin called on Aunt Clarice Powell. Marjorie Dubes from Lafayette visited her parents Raymond and Mrs Dubes. Payton Black of Delphi was a Sunday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ross
Lafayette
Wm. Baker
Ridder
Clyde Sheets
Hazel Alkire
Jackie
Near Pyrmont
F. McLaughlin
Frank McLaughlin
Clarice Powell
Marjorie Dubes
Raymond Dubes
Payton Black
Delphi
Day Spent With Family and Local Residents
A day with his brother Ernest Black and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips of Delphi visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jackson. Mrs. Ed Trapp is working near Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Black
John Phillips
Delphi
Glen Jackson
Ed Trapp
Camden
Local residents share weekend visits across towns
Mrs Ethel Baker visited Mrs Frank McLaughlin Saturday afternoon. Danny Black spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Black. Mrs Wm Baker was in Merl Trapp’s company at the Home hospital. Miss Mary Morrow returned home to West Delphi after a week in Lafayette. Side curing at Hall s Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Baker
Frank McLaughlin
Danny Black
Mrs
Ernest Black
Mary Morrow
West Delphi
Lafayette
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Stavisky V
America
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H. E. Club
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Jackson Auto
Main St
Will Niewerth
Flora
Indiana
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West Si
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Absolute Music
Hanna & Hanna Lawyers
Suite
Studebaker Bldg
Delphi, Ind
Pershing
Miss Frontier
Leland Stanford University
Mary Helen Warren
John J. Pershing
Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Fred Warren
Carrollton
Faye Barber
Baltimore
C. T. Gould
Warren de Preis
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Eadaches Eten
Arly
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Claude Chissom
Lotie Haslet
Bonnie Morton
R. L. Parrish
Nelson Eddy
Barbara Clarke
South Bend
Mr. Eddy
Columbus
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Quincy
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Life Insurance
W. Walnut Street
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Arc Delphi, Indiana
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Frankie Darro
Jimmy Dunn
Patricia Ellis
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