Local Social Notes From Adams Township Through Sunday
Adams Township residents report visits and family gatherings across Logansport Brookston Knox and Delphi. Names include Crowell Shoop Blickenstaff Peterson Caughell Hoover Jones Moorer Schock Tidrick and families with updates on schooling and a mumps illness.
Weekend visits and sewing circle noted
Mr and Mrs James Peterson visited Mrs Z L Truesdell in Camden on Sunday. Mrs Fanny Garrison spent Tuesday with her father C V Hoover. Hopedale Ladies Aid sewed Wednesday for Mrs Pauline Irelan all day and shared a noon pot luck dinner.
Community Notes From Brookston Area Weekends
Mr and Mrs Chas Boeye of Brookston visited with the Nelsons and their family. Omega Elston attended the district Eastern Star meeting at Manon. A son was born to Harley Carter and his wife near Frankfort. Mrs Carter was formerly Clara Ferguson. Walter Smith and daughter visited the Hendersons near Salem. Stella Hooper stopped by Arch McClean's home. Fred Fisher and family were at the FIsher home at Lake Cicott. Magic Owens spent time with Avis Shine. Clifford and Betty McClean visited their grandparents Alfred and Mrs McClean. Thelma Morehouse spent the night with her sister Mrs Walter Smith and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Boeye
Brookston
Joseph Nelson
Omega Elston
Eastern Star
Manon
Harley Carter
Frankfort
Carter
Clara Ferguson
Walter Smith
Joseph Henderson
Salem
Stella Hooper
Arch McClean
Fred Fisher
H. Fisher
Lake Cicott
Magic Owens
Avis Shine
Little Clifford
Betty McClean
Alfred McClean
Death of Howard T. Landis in Warren from hay mow fall
The body of Howard Theodore Landis was brought to Delphi from Warren Indiana after he died from a fractured skull sustained when he fell from his hay mow while feeding stock. He died Monday evening after the early morning accident and funeral services were held at the Quinn home with K of P Lodge oversight. He leaves a widow Nellie Foster Landis, a daughter Vernabelle now Mrs. Quinn Lewis, and two grandchildren Vernon and Mary Lewis, among other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Theodore Landis
Howard T. Landis
Delphi
Warren
Ind
Mr. Landis
Quinn Lewis
Harper
Smith
Martinson
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Mt. Pleasant
George
Margaret Landis
Howard
Onargo
Illinois
Rensselaer
Ala Potts
Vernabelle
Ala Potts Landis
Harry
Landis
Warren Ind
Chicago
Arthur Landis
Nappanee
Vernon
Mary Lewis
Death of Harry L. Sharp Former Delphi Resident
Harry L. Sharp died at his Lafayette home Tuesday due to dropsy and heart trouble. Funeral services were held Thursday in Lafayette and he was interred at Masonic cemetery in Delphi. Born near Cutler in 1871 he married Bertha Gallagher in 1895 and is survived by his wife a daughter and several relatives including siblings in Indianapolis. He operated barber shops and the Metz hotel in Lafayette before returning to barbering. He was active in K of P and Red Men lodges in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Sharp
Harry Sharp
Delphi
Lafayette
Masonic Cemetery
R. O. Kimberlin
Mr. Sharp
Cutler
John
Rebecca Sharp
Bertha Gallagher
Charles Newhart
Sharp
Indianapolis
May Keeton
Lilian Gerard
Metz
Carroll County
K. of P. and
Red Men
Mrs Jane Hall remembered for Christian devotion in Delphi
Mrs Jane Hall died at home on East Franklin Street after prolonged illness including influenza. Born February 11, 1845 near West Point Indiana she lived a life of faith at Delphi Christian Church. Survived by sons George Edgar L Maud J of Delphi and Jay C Kalamazoo with three grandchildren. funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev E Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hall
East Franklin Street
Hall
West Point Indiana
Delphi Christian Church
John Hall
George
Edgar L
Maud J
Delphi
Jay C
Kalamazoo
Mich
Robert
Wilbur
Isabelle
The
Christian Church
E. Lester
Christian Church In
Salesman Wanted for Oil Marketer in Cleveland
Large independent oil marketer established 1896 seeks full time sales representatives in this locality. Must own auto, ages 28 45, aggressive with some training in personal selling. Employment includes salary expense account monthly bonus and field coaching. Send details to Sales Manager 604 National Bldg Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bldg
Cleveland
Ohio
Money Back Baking Powder and Local Estate Judgments
The Citizens National Bank of Delphi won a judgment against the A. J. Chittick estate for $53.70. Minnie Wilson was awarded $50 from the David Draper estate. The estate of Jacob L. Robertson was referred to Will E Holmes for inheritance tax appraisal. Carroll County Loan Trust & Savings Co guardian for Bert O Shirar filed a final report and was discharged. Harold L. Jones and Clarabelle Shute, executors of the Henrietta Jones will filed final report. Abraham Greider was awarded a divorce from Ella Greider. The Bright National Bank was awarded $166.14 against Wilber Bingaman et al. Several mortgage foreclosures against Frank Flora and related parties were dismissed or resolved with various judgments and tax actions as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank of Delphi
A. J. Chittick
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
Claude M. Phillips
Carroll County Loan, Trust & Savings Co
Bert O. Shirar
Minnie Wilson
David Draper
Sheridan Chambers
Nancy Chambers
Charles E. Jakes
Jacob L. Robertson
Will E. Holmes
Carol Swisher
H. Dora Swisher
Marion County
Flora
Indiana
A. T. Bowen & Co
W. H. Myers
John H. A. Anderson
Mortages
Harold L. Jones
Clarabelle Shute
Henrietta Jones
Abraham Greider
Ella Greider
Fred J. Voight
Lee J. Moss
Frank Flora
Elliot Grocery Co
Carroll County Loan Trust & Saings Co
Frank
Goldie Flora
Abraham > Greider
Bright National Bank
Wilber Bingaman
Farmers in Indiana Wheat Pool Receive Checks
Checks totaling 552528.61 were issued to 4169 Indiana wheat growers who pooled their crop with the Indiana Wheat Growers Association. A 40 cents per bushel distribution brings total payments to 1.25 per bushel for No 2 wheat, with April and June distributions planned as books close for the first year. Largest check 1540.20, smallest 3.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Indiana Pool
Redenbachers Return to Farm and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Redenbacher moved back to the farm on Tuesday. Charles and Lloyd Beard traded a Buick for a used Chevrolet sport touring car. Several local families including the Redenbachers Hinsleys and Freys visited over the weekend. The Clay Township Farm Bureau plans its regular meeting Monday evening February 9 with Rev Berry of Pyrmont delivering the address. Rev and Mrs Allen and daughter Betty Jean visited the Freys on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Redenbacher
Charles
Lloyd Beard
Russell Redenbacher
Everett Hinsley
Clarence Frey
Artus Rodenbarger
Joe Miller
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Methodist Church Schedules Feb 8 1925 Program
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists a 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 Morning Worship with sermon The Reasonable Service of a Living Sacrifice. World Service canvass and subscriptions due Sept 15 1925. Hi Ye service canceled. Women and men to mass meeting 2 30 at Baptist church. Divorce granted Lola A Downey from Jesse B Downey and restoration of Lola A Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forrest Orr
Ras
Epworth League
The
Baptist Church
R. B. Kern
E. M. Martinson
Bible School
Osee Wells
Ass’t
Methodist Church
County well represented at Indiana University
Bloomington Ind Carroll county sent 22 students to Indiana University for the semester that closed Jan 28 and expected roughly the same for the Feb 4 start. The Carroll county list includes Bringhurst Wayne W Hinkle Camden Rae D Brown Edith L Lane Mildred A Wyatt Geneva Yakey Cutler Mary C Metzger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Carroll County
Indiana University
Bringhurst
Wayne W. Hinkle
Camden
Rae D. Brown
Edith L. Lane
Mildred A. Wyatt
Geneva Yakey
Cutler
Mary C. Metzger
Delphi
Maximo C. Borja
Anna M. Carney
John C. Carney
Hubert Gros
Ralph Hanna
Roger Hanna
Indianapolis
Mildred M. Landis
Helen Wagoner
Flora
Ethel M. Budrow
Dorothy L. Clarke
Esther M. Colvin
Hilda Kearns
Arthur B. Richter
Ira Ellsworth Thomas
Lester H. Quinn
Addison G. Moore
Ockley
Joe Cripe
Delphi Produce Market Prices Listing Various Livestock
The Delphi market shows prices for old hens four pounds and over at .18, spring chickens under four pounds at .17 and .15, leghorn hens at .15, old cocks at .09, geese, hen turkeys at 22 to 25, tom turkeys, capons over 7 pounds at .32, capons 6 to 7 pounds at .26, beef hides grades 1 and 2, horse hides numbers 1 and 2, and grains Wheat, Corn per hundred, and Oats prices are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adams Township
Eliott Crowell
Logansport
Ben Shoop
Ida Leslie
Isabell Blickenstaff
William Wakeland
Albert Shafer
Richard Crowell
George Peterson
Lewis Foust
Henry
Hasting
Frank Peterson
Wesley Peterson
John Peterson
Henry Caughell
Florence
Gladys
Thelma
Jim Caughell
Florence Caughell
Knox
Starkes Co
Ross
Dorothy
C. V. Hoover
Charles Jones
Charles Moorer
Will Schock
Sleeth
Tidrick
Burnettsville
Levi Blickenstaff
Thelma Morehouse
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Delphi State Bank
the Quality Grocery
McFarlands
Delphi R. R
Eli Wise
Rossville
James Obear
Frank Rees
W. Franklin Sr
Chas. Hargraves
Yeoman
Dean Smith
J. W. Weidner
Agency
Circuit Court News
Owasco
Lola A. Downey
Jesse B. Downey
Lola A. Long
S. C. White
S.C
Rhode Island
R.C
Wyandottes
Deane E. Rice Poultry Farm
Colburn
Buck Creek
Delphi Produce Market
Bogan-Jaques Co
Aaa A
Legion Auxiliary
E.E. Paddock
Desk AP
Kansas City, Mo
L. M. Pletcher
W. B. Wason &Co
Elless & Orr
Kili