Legion Auxiliary Valentine Party and Meetings Across Groups
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a Valentine party February 17 at Mrs. Jess Clawson home with dessert at 7 30 hosted by several members. Delphi and Flora units met February 2 to plan 200 blood donors for Carroll county. Adams township home economics club meets February 18 for a milk in the family meals lesson with a cooperative noon dinner and a Valentine seed and bulb exchange. Officers were elected: Miss Clara Williams president, Mrs Ralph Lines vice president, Mrs Leonard Blythe secretary, Mrs Charles Cassman treasurer.
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Court House
Indianapolis
Delphi
Flora
Carroll County
Dorthea Shaffer
Charles Bradshaw
Clara Williams
Ralph Lines
Leonard Blythe
Charles Cassman
Washington township home economics club meeting set
Members will meet on Wednesday February 18 at the home of Mrs Lillie Downham with Mrs Minnie Fiedler Mary Shanks and Maggie Lantz as assistant hostesses Mrs Edna Yeager will give devotions Roll call will name a mother of a great man The song of the month Old Dog Tray will be sung by Mrs Stella Fouts and the milk project lesson will be given by Gladys Yerkes and Mrs Freda Mylet
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Washington Township
American Legion Post 75 Plans Feb 17 Meeting
The Harry Bohannon Post No 75 of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday evening February 17 at 8 o clock.
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Harry Bohannon
The
American Legion
Ada Roach Hosts Contract Bridge Club Event
Mrs Ada Roach will entertain members of the Contract Bridge club on Monday evening at her home.
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Ada Roach
The
Contract Bridge Club
D E R Bridge Club Holds Valentine Evening
Members met Monday at Mrs. Clarence McKinley s home for a dessert on tables decorated with Valentine appointments. Honors in cards went to Mrs. Benjamin Drake Mrs. Grace Clawson Mrs. Bs. Maybill and Mrs. Edith Rothersam won the traveling prize. The A W R Guild of the Presbyterian church marked ten years since its organization with a celebration.
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D. E. R. Bridge Club
Clarence McKinley
Valentine
Benjamin Drake
Grace Clawson
Bs. Maybill
Edith. Rothersam
Presbyterian Missionary Meeting Tuesday Evening
Presbyterian Missionary society members will meet with Mrs. Harry Parker on Tuesday evening February 17 at 7 45 o clock. Mrs Julia Comdin and Mrs Jennie Hall assist Mrs Parker. Devotions led by Mrs Flora Feathers with Mrs C T Amick giving the lesson in place of ill Mrs J C Downey. Lesson subject Stewardship.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
Harry Parker
Julia Comdin
Jennie Hall
Parker
Flora Feathers
C. T. Amick
J. C. Downey
Delphi Churches to Observ World Day of Prayer Program
All Delphi churches join in World Day of Prayer Friday February 20 with services and a program at Delphi Methodist Church. Special musical numbers will be given by each church. The program committee will meet this weekend to plan the program in detail.
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Delphi
Delphi Methodist Church
Social Twelve Card Club meeting notes
Members met Wednesday evening at Mrs. J. D. Klepinger's home in South Delphi. Honors were won by Mrs. Sylvan Timmons, Mrs. Ames Spring and Mrs. Harold Patton. The March meeting will be at Mrs. Will Klepinger's home at 2 PM.
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J. D. Klepinger
South Delphi
Sylvan Timmons
Ames Spring
Harold Patton
Will Klepinger
Luncheon-Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Frances Martin's Home
Luncheon-Bridge club members gathered Tuesday at the home of Mrs Frances Martin. Honors in the cards went to Mrs Willa Bowen, Mrs Helen Ives, and Mrs Eileen Johnson.
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Frances Martin
Willa Bowen
Helen Ives
Eileen Johnson
Make Merry Sunday School Committee Names For Year
The Make Merry Sunday school committee of Delphi Methodist met at Leo Craig’s home to set yearlong assignments. Guests at a cooperative supper included Rev Roy Sturm George McCain Dean Rice H B Wilson and Russell Craig. The February group includes Grover Kite Edythe Dickison Harry Roach Ford Seabert Forest Sprague.
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Delphi Methodist Church
Leo Craig
Craig
Roy Sturm
George McCain
Dean, Rice
H. B. Wilson
Russell Craig
Grover Kite
Edythe Dickison
Harry Roach
Ford Seabert
Forest Sprague
Géorge Mo
Ralph Melin
Harry Hatton
Warnie Mullendore
Roy Reppert
Norve Abraham
Kenneth Clark
Homer Myers
Victor Porter
William McCain
Mart Boone
R. A. Thompson
Bitter Armstrong
Sturm Cottage
Battle Ground
Dean Rice
Harry Weil
James Cripe
Clarence McKinley
Anna Gamble
Dan Hufford
W. K. Griggs
Frank Sheets
Clark Haines
Freeman Switzer
Harry Reed
Walter Gochenour
Clarence Cole
Robert Andrews
Forrest Orr
Adolph Timmons
Burr Balser
W. B. Smith
Harold Patton
Frank Lybrook
John Ramey
Robert Wood
Jesse Zinn
Walter Clawson
Clarence Wiese
Curt Dukes
Edrie Parks
Manson Campbell
Andrew Gerbens
Chi
Kite
C.a Byer
Co. O. Julius
Benjamin Drake
C. O. Eyer
Services Held For Mrs. Della Caldwell Cain
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Della Caldwell 59 at Deer Creek Mt Olivet Lutheran Church near Camden after a lingering illness. She was born June 3 1882 in Carroll county daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth McCloskey and married Albert L. Caldwell in 1900. Surviving are sons Gerald and Daniel Caldwell and daughters Mrs Margaret Perry Mrs Elizabeth Wakeman Marjorie and Joseph all of Camden and Knox, plus two brothers and several grandchildren. Eastern Star conducted a ritual at the residence Friday night.
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Della Caldwell
Camden
Deer Creek Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church
H. L. Greenwalt
Deer Creek
Carroll County
Caldwell
Daniel
Elizabeth McCloskey
Albert L. Caldwell
Gerald B. Caldwell
Daniel Caldwell
Margaret Perry Ofort Wayne
Elizabeth Wakeman
Knox
Marjorie
Joseph
Daniel D. McCloskey
Culley McCloskey
Manitou Springs
Colorado
Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church
Eastern Star
Notice of Birth Time Determination for Chester E Wingard
Chester E Wingard has filed a petition in Carroll Circuit Court to determine his time and date of birth. Hearing set for February 20, 1942. Dated February 10, 1942. CHAS. L. BELL, Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court.
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Chester E. Wingard
Carroll Circuit Court
Chas. L. Bell
The
Chas. IL
Notice of Birth Details Petition Filed in Circuit Court
Claude Do Bel has filed a petition in the 1st Circuit Court seeking to declare his time and place of birth. The notice is dated January 1, 2942, and signed by Chas. H. Bell.
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Claude Do. Bel
de- Iree
Ao Patra
Saevats
Future Farmers Chapter Scrap Book Nears Completion
The Delphi chapter led by Robert Maxwell moves toward the district contest as members active in farm shop repair work. Vocational Agriculture boys fix machinery, engines, trailers, and hog houses while Lynn and Lloyd Anderson plan an electric pig brooder demonstration centered on the theme Food For Freedom.
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Robert Maxwell
Delphi
Future Farmer Organization
Anderson Twins
Lynn
Lloyd
New Spring Hats Arrive at Julius Clothier
Men's new spring hats have arrived and are ready for selection at Julius Clothier Delphi. Subscribe for The Citizen.
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Julius
Delphi
O. K
Clothier
Junior High News Reproduces Rev Jenkins Talk and War Questions
In Junior High School notes Betty Lou Smith, a 7A pupil, enters Battle Ground. Rev Howard Jenkins from the local church delivers a talk about inner values. The TB English class reproduces it, with M Golden’s version. Students also list questions for Mr Donald Nelson on wartime issues and chemistry.
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Betty Lou Smith
Battle Ground
Howard Jenkins
M. Golden. Freedge
Jenkins
Donald Nelson
Nelson
Wayne Myers
Donnie Clawson
Richard Smith
Frances Craig
Betty Joy Bartley
War era questions and school notes across local life
A collage of questions on wartime policy and service plus local school items. Topics include lend-lease Britain, price controls, South American aid, strikes, military buying changes, service choices, and education. Local notes report a Flora game 17 to 14, student Arthur Bradshaw improving, and social events at the Hargraves and Klepinger homes with prizes.
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Britain
Army
Navy
United States
U.S
J. H. S. Boys
Flora
Arthur Bradshaw
Lafayette
State Employment Dips 34 000 in One Month Say Officials
Indiana payroll figures show a 34 000 drop from mid-December to mid-January across manufacturing and eight non manufacturing groups. About 83 factories employing 146 578 wage earners and 1 165 nonmanufacturing plants employing 44 143 persons contributed to the preliminary totals. The largest loss, roughly 21 000, occurred in retail trade after Christmas. Manufacturing payrolls fell 2.8 percent to about 12 750 000 weekly, down 375 000 from December.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Office of the United States Employment Service
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Adams Township
Home Economics Club
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August Miller
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Ray Coble
Ray Orr
Lucille Cohee
Washington H. E. Club
A. W. R. Guild
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
World Day of Prayer
Social Twelve Card Club
Vianco Meat Market
Fair Ground
Bicycle
Arvil Voyles
Aud.—Hoshaw Bros
Florence Hoshaw
RCA
Pee
Richard Cox
Pittsburg
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Blythe and Sons
Wolverine
Quick & Clifford
Charles Beale
Robert Christopher
Brookston
Pairesade Wilson
Jack Swickard
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Alabama
John Coble
Home Hospital
Ind
Future Farmers
Jack Good
Betty Larimore
Boy Scouts
Mr. Nelson
Scott
Robert Schrader
June Trobaugh
Carl Hargraves
Mahlon Kerlin
Katherine Easter
Hargraves
William Klepinger
Roy Clauser
William Smith
Charles Flora
W. H. Brown
Cole Porter
Porter
Robert Benchley
Sau
Enchley En Melise
Osa Matsen
Frieda Inescort
Guinn Williams
Donald MacBride
Michael Fessler
Ernest Pagano
Samuel Minot
Sidney Lanreld
Columbia
Hayworth
Yeoman
Marie Swickard
Jack
Belvidere
Jimmy
Ruth Ann
Corydon
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