George Beougher 73 Killed by Train Near Flora
George W Beougher 73 was killed Thursday afternoon by a Pennsylvania passenger train as he crossed tracks near Flora. He had visited his daughter Mrs Mullendere and likely failed to see the approaching train. Surviving are four daughters, a son, a sister and a brother. Funeral at Flora Church of the Brethren conducted by Rev Ray Zook. Funeral home Les ter in charge. Edith Retherford learned her brother Otho Musselman was taken to a Miami Beach hospital for an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beougher
Pennsylvania
Flora
Beougher
Frank Mullendere
Mr. Beougher
Elizabeth Richie
Church of the Brethren
Truman
Mullendore
Charles Sibray
Jeffersonville
Charles Dyer
Luther Allen
Goodman
Wis
Sam Burge
Kansas
John Beougher
Logansport
Flora Church of the Brethren
Ray Zook
Lester Funeral Home
Edith Retherford
Otho Musselman
Miami Beach
Florida
Funeral held Sunday for Mrs Lucy Mears
Funeral rites for Mrs Lucy Mears 270 who died of pneumonia at 2 PM Thursday at her home east of Delphi were conducted Sunday at 2 PM at Bly Funeral Home in Delphi. The Rev Harry Parker officiated. Burial followed in Morning Heights Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Ray Smith of Delphi and Miss Ela Mears of Lafayette a son Paul Mears at home four sisters Mrs Ella Hanna of Delphi Mrs Fred Ferling of Belvidere Indiana Mrs Georgia Landis of Cincinnati and Mrs Clint Wagoner of near Delphi.
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Lucy Mears
Delphi
Blythe Funeral Home
Harry Parker
Morning Heights
Ray Smith
Ela Mears
Lafayette
Paul Mears
Ella Hanna
Fred Ferling
Belvidere
Georgia Landis
Cincinnati
Clint Wagoner
Wickard calls for security and fair pay for farm workers
Secretary Wickard argues agriculture must receive social security and wage protections similar to industry. He cautions funding cannot be passed to consumers and urges farm leaders to expand cooperation to achieve justice for all agriculture amid a moving defense and democratic future.
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Justice For Agriculture
State Auditor Richard James Addresses Carroll Banquet
About 250 Carroll county Republicans heard Richard James youthful Indiana auditor speak at the Carroll County Lincoln banquet in Delphi. He reviewed the legislative program and major bills expected to pass. Ives read messages from U S Senator Willis and State Rep Mayhill. James forecast GOP victories in 1942 and 1944 and praised a so called ripper bill as decentralization.
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Carroll County
Richard James
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Delphi
James
Hugh McCorkle
Fiora
Republican Women's Club
Bays forecasts Democratic sweep in 1942 at Jackson Day banquet
Fred Bays state Democratic chairman urged against Republican attempts to curb Gov Henry F Sehricker. He warned of a 1942 victory as a protest against constitutional violations. About 250 attended the Carroll county event with 20 entertainers and a $53.72 infantile paralysis fund collection. Oregon Crume of Flora suffered a heart attack during the banquet and was taken home by Leiter ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Fred Bays
Henry F. Sehricker
Bays
Oregon
Crume
Flora
Leiter
Conn and Lynn Marry in Chicago Ceremony
Harry Conn, formerly of Delhhi, and Miss Mary Lynn of Chicago wed Saturday in Chicago as announced Monday.
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Harry Conn
Delhhi
Mary Lynn
Chicago
Delphi bowler Byram Crosby named to All-Star Knights team
Byram Crosby of Delphi is chosen for the All-Star Knights of Columbus bowling squad. The group draws players from Peru Logansport Kokomo Huntington Elwood and Delphi and will compete in the state bowling tournament in Fort Wayne in March. Radio Repair Phone 999.
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Byram Crosby
Delphi
Knights of Columbus
Peru
Logansport
Kokomo
Huntington
Elwood
Fort Wayne
Estateof Emma Fansler executor wins 125 against White estate
Hazel Roll McLaughlin trustee of Emma R Fansler estate receives a 125 judgment from Carroll circuit court judge William B Smith. The case, filed in White county, was heard here.
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Hazel Roll McLaughlin
Emma R. Fansler
Bessie White
William B. Smith
Carroll Circuit Court
White County
Letters of Administration Granted in Lucy B Mears Estate
In Carroll circuit court on Tuesday Bert Mears received letters of administration for Lucy B Mears estate. He posted a bond of 1500 dollars with Hanna and Hanna as attorneys. Doris Thomas, formerly with Ethel Hargraves Beauty Shop, will start at Lucille Cohee Beauty Shop on February 20. Miss Cohee plans to move her shop to the Journal Building on February 17.
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Lucy B. Mears
Carroll Circuit
Bert Mears
Hanna
Doris Thomas
Ethel Hargraves
Lucille Cohee
Miss Cohee
Journal Building
Paul Lostutter Ends Coaching Duties at Bedford
Paul Lostutter former Delphi and Bedford high school basketball coach is now staying with his wife's parents at Camden due to ill health. He held a leave of absence from Bedford coaching after a period as a patient at Hines Hospital Chicago. He previously led Delphi teams to the state tournament and coached Bedford to the four team state finals with the Stonecutters.
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Paul Lostutter
Delphi
Bedford High School
C. E. Baker
Camden
Lostutter
Bedford
Hines “Hospital
Chicago
Stonecutters
Lafayette Production Credit Association 7th Annual Meeting
Stockholders met February 6 in the Jefferson High School auditorium Lafayette for their seventh annual meeting Eighty seven county residents attended W VanNatta president welcomed members and guests A musical program featured Robert Arnold and the Jefferson high school band A contest among four members and four wives tested knowledge of association procedure and progress Mrs Artus Rodenbarger represented Carroll County in the event.
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Lafayette Production Credit Association
Jefferson High School
Liyette
W. VanNatta
Robert Arnold
Artus Rodenbarger
Carroll County
Schnepf Named Livestock Chairman in County Program
Fritz Schnepf was selected as livestock chairman for the county's 1941 education program. Eldon Robeson continues as ree chairman with Harold Thompson as secretary-treasurer. Planned activities include March Achievement Day, June livestock tour, Gold Medal Calf Club, Ton Litter exhibit in August, with Lloyd Hae and Ross Garrisby leading respective clubs and Lawrence Douglas heading the Horse Show committee.
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Eldon Robeson
Ree
Harold Thompson
Lloyd Hae
Ross Garrisby
Lawrence Douglas
Fritz Schnepf
Beougher Will Filed For Probate
The last will and testament of George W Beougher who was killed Thursday at Flora by a moving Pennsylvania train was probated in Carroll circuit court on testimony of A D Bishop. The will leaves 50 dollars to Ruth Allen 150 dollars to Opal Sibray and directs the rest of the estate to be divided among Charles T Beougher Ethel Dyer Ruth Neula Mullendore and Opal. Silas T Skies was appointed executor and gave bond in the sum of
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George W. Beougher
Flora
Pennsylvania
Carroll Circuit Court
A. D. Bishop
Ruth Allen
Opal Sibray
Charles T. Beougher
Ethel Dyer
Ruth Neula Mullendor
Divorce suit filed in Pittsburg
Joseph W. Blake filed for divorce from Mae Blake in the Crawford circuit court Tuesday alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Both residents of Pittsburg are named in the action with Been and McCormick representing the plaintiff.
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Joseph W. Blake
Carroll Circuit
Mae Blake
Pittsburg
Been and McCormick
Joseph R Robbins rites Tuesday
Joseph R Robbins 82 died Sunday at 5am at his son Roy’s home in Pittsburg. Lifelong Carroll county resident. Survived by sons Fred Shaftsburg MI Robert Camden Roy Pittsburg and daughter Mrs. Lote Haslet Ockley. Funeral Tuesday 2pm Blythe and Sons Delphi with Rev. Harry Parker officiating. Burial in Rockfield LO cemetery.
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Joseph R. Robbins
Roy
Pittsburg
Carroll County
Fred
Shaftsburg
Michigan
Robert
Camden
Lote Haslet
Ockley
Blythe and Sons Funeral Home
Delphi
Harry Parker
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Roxy Theatre
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Mary Martin
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Hubert Gros
John Klepinger
Ralph Melin
State Assembly
TT Farm Bureau
Delphi, Indiana
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Ephano Brothers
Philadelphia
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Delphi Oracles
Monticello
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Oracles
Oracle
Hann
Ashba
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Bowman
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Es DeVault
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