Tri Kappa to Sponsor Skating Rink for Charity
The Tri Kappa society met at Mrs. Paul Quick's home with Bethel Baird and Mrs. Gerald Clawson assisting. They plan a skating rink starting Feb 25 above Delphi Motor Sales Garage, open after the Monticello Delphi game, with two skating nights weekly and community milk aid charity. Social hour followed with Valentine themed refreshments.
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Tri Kappa
Paul Quick
Bethel Baird
Gerald Clawson
Delphi Motor Sales
Monticello-Delphi
New Directors E. O. Grimm Floyd Julien Abner Bowen Elected
At a business meeting of the country club three new directors were chosen E O Grimm Floyd Julien and Abner Bowen Officers of the year were named President Howard Bradshaw Vice President Paul Quick Financial Secretary T J Ryan Treasurer Harry Reed The ladies club elected President Mrs Julia Cowdir First Vice President Mrs C A Davies Second Vice President Mrs Walter Gochenour Secretary Mrs Myron Ives Treasurer Miss Mary Margowski
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Country Club
E. O. Grimm
Floyd Julien
Abner Bowen
Howard Bradshaw
Paul Quick
T. J. Ryan
Harry Reed
Julia Cowdir
C. A. Davies
Walter Gochenour
Myron Ives
Mary Margowski
Deer Creek Farm Bureau Meeting Set At Delphi Library
The Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau will convene at the Delphi Library next Monday evening February 20 at 7 30. Special entertainment includes a male quartet Wilbur Lane Burr Balser Orvel Schock Raymond Cob le and vocal solo by Vera Black. Miss Black will sing a song by Mrs. E H Dame. A A Never of Washington Township will discuss the Cooperative Association. A brief business session will follow.
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Deer Creek
Deer Creek Township
Delphi
Wilbur Lane
Burr Balser
Orvel Schock
Raymond Coble
Vera Black
Miss Black
E. H. Dame
A. A. Never
Washington Township
Cooperative Association
Wedding Invitation for Miss Louise Garrett and Gilbert Snow
Mrs Sarah Rogers invites guests to the wedding of her great niece Miss Louise Elizabeth Garrett of Chicago to Gilbert Pres ton Snow of Chicago. The ceremony will be at 11 o clock Saturday March 4 at Bondchapel Chicago university. Miss Garrett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Garrett prominent in Delphi and the community.
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Sarah Rogers
Louise Elizabeth Garrett
Chicago
Gilbert Preston Snow
Bondchapel
Chicago University
Miss Garrett
Anthony Garrett
Delphi
Pleasant Sur prise for Carroll County council leader
Members of the Carroll county Young People's council of religious education visited Mrs. Fred Miller in Rockfield Saturday night. The county superintendent for 10 years received a gift of appreciation from Mark Garrison, the county president.
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Carroll County Young People’s Council of Religious Education
Fred Miller
Rockfield
Missionary Society Meeting at Delphi Presbyterian
The Delphi Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold its next meeting on Tuesday afternoon February 21 at the home of Mrs. E. W. Bowen. Miss Jean Dyer will discuss the country of Chosen and the topic The American Indian will be divided among members for discussion. Mrs. Will S. Smith, president, will assist Mrs. Bowen.
Valentine Luncheon Held at Schermerhorn Home
Mrs. Harvey Elless and Miss Abe Fair hosted a Valentine luncheon Saturday at the Schermerhorn home on East Main street. Twenty guests dined at tables adorned with Valentine favors and enjoyed bridge after luncheon with Mrs. W. T. Brackenridge, Mrs. Maude Wilson and Mrs. H. B. Wilson receiving favors.
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Harvey Elless
Abe Fair
Valentine
Schermerhorn
East Main Street
W. T. Brackenridge
Maude Wilson
H. B. Wilson
Birthday anniversaries celebrated in South Delphi
Sunday marked the birthday anniversaries of Rev. E. C. Wells and Mrs. Haughey. Mount and Bobbie Mount hosted at their South Delphi home in honor of all three. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mount and family and Mrs. Lydia Royster.
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E. C. Wells
Haughey
Mount
Bobbie Mount
Yanus Wells
South Delphi
Lydia Royster
Democrat Township Home Economics Club Meeting
The Democrat township Home Economics club met Tuesday at Mrs. Ada Wilsons home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Paul Wilson Mrs. John Allen and Mrs. Chester Wingard. Roll call included Swansea from Favorite Statesman plus music by Miss Edith Peters. participations noted from Mrs. Chalmer Loman Mrs. Chalmer Trobaugh and Mrs. Charles Sandifur.
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Democrat Township
Ada Wilson
Paul Wilson
John Allen
Chester Wingard
Roll Call
Swansea
Edith Peters
Indiana _Club
Chalmer Loman
Chalmer
Trobaugh
Charles Sandifur
Woman's Union to Meet All Day at Switzer Home
The Woman's Union of the First Baptist church holds an all day meeting today February 16 at Mrs Switzer's home. The forenoon is set for quilting followed by a business meeting and a Bible study led by Mrs Paul Beck.
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Woman’s Union of the First Baptist Church
In Switzer
Paul Beck
Woman's Club Plans February Meeting with Glass Exhibit
Mrs. James P. Wason, president, announces Friday February 24 meeting at Delphi Public Library under the club's auspices. An exhibit of old glass silver pewter china and Wilts will be shown. Miss Josephine Kealey will speak on Early American Art.
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James P. Wason
Woman's Club
Delphi Public Library
Club
Josephine Kealey
Tippecanoe H E Club Holds Daylong Meeting
The Tippecanoe township Home Economics club met at Mrs. Faye Richardson's home on Wednesday with strong attendance. The gathering lasted all day and included a cooperative noon dinner. Members spent the day making a comfort item and worked on it together.
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Tippecanoe H. E. Club
Tippecanoe Township Home Economics Club
Faye Richardson
Circle and Triangle speaker leads Delphi church service
Miss Anna Clark of Indianapolis national president of the Circle and Triangle societies will speak at a special Sunday evening service at the Delphi Christian church. Miss Jean Pruitt local Mission Circle president is in charge of arrangements. Monticello and Flora Circles are invited to attend and participate.
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Anna Clark
Indianapolis
Circle and Triangle Societies of the Christian Church
Delphi Christian Church
Jean Pruitt
Monticello
Flora
George Washington Tea Planned by Mrs Brackenridge and D A R
Mrs W T Brackenridge and a Charles Carroll chapter D A R committee met at the library to plan a George Washington tea at 2 30 in the afternoon on February 22 at the library.
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W. T. Brackenridge
Charles Carroll
George Washington
Carroll County Home Economics Club Meet Feb 21
The first project meeting for leaders of the Carroll County Home Economics Club will be held February 21 at the courthouse. The morning session targets club presidents and project leaders while the afternoon session welcomes all. A dress demonstration is planned.
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Carroll County Home Economics Club
Court House
Oracle Club Hosts Ladies Evening with Reviews
Mrs Albert Clauser hosted the Oracle Club Monday night. Miss Mary Cochrane reviewed the current American Mercury and Mrs W B Wason discussed Scarboroughs book England Muddles Through.
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Oracle Club
Albert Clauser
Mary Cochrane
American Mercury
W. B. Wason
Scarborough
England
Valentine Party at Star Lodge in Camden
Star Lodge Camden held a Monday evening Valentine party at the Masonic hall with members and families present. Cards were played and refreshments served.
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Star Lodge
Camden
Masonic Hall
Farm Bureau Meeting at Cutler School This Thursday
The Democrat township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the Cutler school building this Thursday evening. A musical program will be followed by short talks on Purchasing.
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Democrat Township Farm Bureau
Cutler
February Rockfield Presby Class No. 4 meeting at Lan dis home
Class No 4 of Rockfield Presbyterian Church held its February meeting last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Landis. Mrs Jank Myers led the lesson and Dr H Y Mullin spoke. A social hour followed.
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Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Charles Landis
Jank Myers
H. Y. Mullin
Dinner Bridge Club Hosts Ives Home in South Delphi
The dinner bridge club was entertained Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Ives in South Delphi.
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Joseph T. Ives
South Delphi
Rockfield HEC Plans February Meeting at Logan Home
The Rockfield Home Economics Club will hold its next gathering on Saturday February 18 at the home of Mrs Russell Logan with Mrs Delmar Galbreth assisting as hostess.
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Rockfield
Russell Logan
Delmar Galbreth
Mission Circle of Baptist Church Meeting Notice
The Mission Circle of the Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Harry Arnold all members and friends are urged to attend.
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Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Harry Arnold
Atwood Bliss Host Junto Club Evening Social
Mr and Mrs Atwood Bliss entertain the Junto Club at their home Saturday evening. Wayne Coy and Mrs H E Studebaker are on the program following dinner. Electric Light bulbs at Mount Son.
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Atwood Bliss
Wayne Coy
H. E. Studebaker
Mount Son
Twenty and Five Club of Flora Holds February Meeting
The Twenty and Five Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Leiter's home in Flora. The program featured "Sayings of Lincoln" by Myrtle Lovell, "Indiana's Claim on Lincoln" also by Myrtle Lovell, and "Lincoln's Boyhood" presented by Mrs. Emmett Snell.
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Twenty and Five Club of Flora
William Leiter
Lincoln
Indiana
Myrtle Lovell
Emmett Snell
Deer Creek Two Home Economics Club Meeting Rescheduled
The Deer Creek two Home Economics Club meeting, postponed last week, will take place Thursday at 2 o'clock in the library. Mrs. Jennie Kite serves as committee chair for the Valentine party.
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Deer Creek
Jennie Kite
Valentine party hosted by Misses Haynes for After Hours club
Members of the After Hours club enjoyed a Valentine party Monday evening with Miss Lilian Haynes and Miss Lucile Haynes as hostesses. Bridge games and refreshments were provided for guests.
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Lillian and
Lucile Haynes
Birthday Surprises for Mrs. J. T. Lewis in South Delphi
Mrs. J. T. Lewis of South Delphi turned 75 on a Friday and received two surprises. A large birthday cake arrived at about 10 AM from Mr. Lewis, followed by a noon birthday dinner brought by her daughter-in-law Mrs. Quinn Lewis and Mrs. William Gibbons. The day was enjoyed by all.
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J. T. Lewis
South Delphi
Lewis
Quinn Lewis
William Gibbons
Oracles edge Hunt Huntington 36 to 21
The Oracles defeated Huntington 36 to 21 Friday night. They led from the start and dominated with strong under hoop scoring and long range shots, overcoming a late push by the Vikings. Carlton Lamb, Grimm, Smith, and Forst led a balanced attack as the visitors built a wide halftime cushion.
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Oracles
Othe
Vikings
Huntington
Hughes
Grimm
Roudebush
Henry
Lamb
Forst
Smith
Hoover
Gee
Benner
McDowell
Boone
Bell
Frank Lamb
Everett Lamb
Inaugural Roosevelt Garner Souvenir Program Orders Open
The official Roosevelt Garner Inauguration souvenir program priced at 35 cents will publish hour by hour events from the Capitol ceremonies to the parade and ball. It features illustrations, essays by noted authors, and a 64 page format with a deluxe edition at $2.00, profits donated to charity.
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Capitol
J. Fred Essary
Baltimore Sun
David Rankin Barbee
Washington Post
Ay Ernest G. Walker
White House
Eleanor Connally
American Red Cross
Washington
George Rothwell Brown
Washington Herald
Roosevelt
Garner
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Mrs. Garner
J. R.hildebrand
National Geographic Magazine
United States
National Capital
Cary T. Grayson
Canada
Washington, D. C
Court notes and probate actions across Carroll and White counties
Summary of court docket items includes case changes venue from White to Carroll, mortgage foreclosures and receiverships, replevin actions, inheritance tax petitions, guardianship orders, final estate reports, ward declarations for Pauline Roach and siblings, executor sales of real estate, and partition suits involving Edna Johnson and Rebecca Brown estates.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Lora L. Clawson
White Circuit Court
Carroll Court
Indianapolis ‘Store Fixture Co
George M. Brumfield
Harry Spitler
Mamie Spitler
City and State’ National Bank
John A. Downham
Fred E. Shaffer
Daniel Boller
Charles N. Lurg
William H. Draper
Yanus Wells
Edna B. Johnson
Samuel P. Clauser
Pauline Roach
Lewis Roach
Maurice Roach
J. Webster Brown
Verne L. Brown
Rebecca J. Brown
Sai Rebecca
J. Brown
Loretta J. Donohue
Democrats Sure of Control in Senate 1935
The 1935 Indiana Senate looks solid for Democrats. Of 25 seats from the 1932 election, 23 are Democratic holdovers. only 3 of the 1934 winners would threaten the party’s 26 vote requirement to pass laws, with only an extraordinary Republican landslide capable of overturning the upper house.
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Senate
Assembly
Indiana
High School Girls Enter Meat Story Contest for Scholarships
Local and statewide girls in Indiana can win university scholarships through the 1933 National Meat Story Contest. Home economics teachers received word of the program, which offers scholarships and other prizes for top essays.
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Indiana
Charlotte Murphy
Shelbyville
National Live Stock and Meat Board
U. S
Herron Art School Offers Scholarships
County Superintendent C A Bailey is notified that Herron Art Institute will again offer four free scholarships to Indiana commission high school graduates. The $150 cash value requires applicants aged 16 or older to pass drawing tests and mail papers to Miss Edna Mann Shover by April 1. See Mr. Bailey for details.
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C. A. Bailey
John Herron Art Institute
Indiana
Edna Mann Shover
Indianapolis
Bailey
Methodist Church Plans Unified Service and Training Class
The Methodist Church schedules a 9:30 unified worship and study with a sermon on The Greatest Sin and an 7:00 p m evening service on The Greatest Tasks. A Tuesday Leadership Training class begins at 7:30 p m with 19 registered. The six week course, Introduction of the New Testament, earns international and denominational credit.
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Jesus
Auditors Welcome for Credit Study Group Discussion
Those wishing to gain credit or share in the study are invited. The session will adopt a group discussion method to explore the material and encourage participation.
Christian Church Bible School and Address by Anna M Clark
The Christian Church invites all to Bible School at 9 30 with Ray Orr as superintendent The 10 30 morning sermon follows In the 7 30 evening service Miss Anna M Clark of Indianapolis National director of young people's activities will speak Her coming is sponsored by the Circle under Miss Jean Pruitt She is described as a strong speaker and highly regarded to entertain and help attendees
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Bible School
Ray Orr
Anna M. Clark
Indianapolis
Clark
Jean Pruitt
Cabinet prospects and big business men weigh options
The article notes potential losses from steam purchases and cites large New York bank profits. It reports Syracuse homeowners working taxes via city projects, discusses Brevelt’s cabinet staffing struggles, and notes Owen D. Young and Melvin A. Traylor declining cabinet posts citing salary loss and business ties. It urges Buy American and Buy at Home.
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New York
Syracuse
N. Y
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Democrat Farm Bureau
Dinner Bridge Club
Rockfield H. E. Club
Mission
Junto Club
Delphi Smith
E. Lamb
F. Lamb
Elec de
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Roudebush Hughes
Briggs
Stonebraker
Miller
Roosevelt-Garner
George
Herron Art School
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L. ‘E. Knox
Brevelt
New York Eving Post
Owen D. You
Melvin A. “Taylor
Treasury
Young
General Electric Company
Radio Corporation of America
General Motors Corporation
Traylor
Tex
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