Local Visitors and Job Changes Across County Offices
Mr and Mrs John Sanders and daughter Jean visited over Sunday with Mrs Sanders parents at Burgersville. See Patsy at the D of I Hall Feb 28 15 25 cents. Mrs Dorothy Van Natta recently resigned from the county auditor office has joined Imes Davidson Insurance Co. Miss Kathleen Jacoby takes the auditor office post vacated by Van Natta.
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John Sanders
Jean
Patsy
D. of I. Hall
Dorothy van Natta
County Auditor’s
Imes-Davidson Insurance Co
Kathleen Jacoby
Auditor’s
van Natta
Masonic Lodge Initiatory Services and District Meetings
Carroll Lodge No 174 initiatory work to be conferred Monday February 21 at 9 o clock. Wabash Encampment No 6 to confer the A degree on a class of applicants Wednesday February 28 at Odd Fellows Hall Main Street Lafayette with invitations to Delphi members and a social hour with refreshments. Patriarch Militant I C O F Department Council Session to be held at Valparaiso August 8 9 and 10 1927 with visits to State Park and nearby lakes for outdoor recreation.
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L.-C. C. F. Carroll Lodge No. 174
Wabash
Lafayette
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Delphi
Department Council
Valparaiso
Odd Fellows
Indiana
Entertainment at Carroll Lodge event delightfully received
Carroll Lodge 174 S O O F held a Thursday evening program on February 17 with music by the Junior Band and D H S Glee Club. The readings were well received and after the program 225 attendees were served ice cream and cake. The committee thanks all who attended and cooperated. Signed by W H Jacoby C E Caldwell W H Trawin F B Hemming Grover Kite.
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Carroll Lodge
D. H. S. Glee Club
W. H. Jacoby
C. E. Caldwell
W. H. Trawin
F. B. Hemming Grover Kite
Rosary Society Elects Officers at St Joseph Church
The Rosary Society of St Joseph Catholic Church names its officers for the year with Mrs W C Heflong as president Mrs Joe Lathrope as secretary and Mrs Harry Haugh as treasurer in the election.
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the Rosary Society of the
St. Joseph Catholic Church
W. C. Heflong
Joe Lathrope
Harry Haugh
East ern Star Auxiliary March Committee List
The March committee of the Eastern Star Auxiliary for the meeting on March 17 includes Nellie Haughey Mary Johnson Dorothy Orr Lois Bowman Margaret Bowman Della Bowen Stella Cartwright Naomi Pruitt Pearl Nelson Grace Smock Zelpha Frisbee Lorene Myers Emma Obear Laura Breining Josephine Shealey.
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Oo. E. S
March Committee of the Eastern Star
Nellie Haughey
Mary Johnson
Dorothy Orr
Lois Bowman
Margaret Bowman
Della Bowen
Stella Cartwright
Naomi Pruitt
Pearl Nelson
Grace Smock
Zelpha Frisbee
Lorene Myers
Emma Obear
Laura Breining
Josephine Shealey
Delphia Presbyterian Missionary Society Elects Officers
An enjoyable meeting was held at Mrs. George Hall's home. Officers elected include President Mrs. Mabel Crowl and vice presidents Mrs. C. T. Amick and Mrs. Grace Shaffer. Secretary Mrs. Ed Baum treasurer Mrs. Eva Dooley, literature secretary Mrs. Charles Gros. Attendance averaged 28. Devotions by Mrs. James Dickinson on “Service.” Talks on the Indian and missionary work in Korea by Mrs. Will S. Smith and Mrs. Dooley. Refreshments served by hostesses Hall, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Tom Smith Sr.
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Delphi Presbyterian Missionary Society
George Hall
Cers
Mabel Crowl
C.T. Amick
Grace Shaffer
Ed Baum
Eva Dooley
Charles Gros
James Dickinson
Will S. Smith
Dooley
Korea
Hall
John Smith
Tom Smith
DAR Thimble Party Sets Washington's Birthday Program
D A R Charles Carroll Chapter hosts an old fashioned thimble party with a silver offering next Tuesday afternoon after Washington's birthday at Mrs. W H Bradshaw's home. Guests meet George and Martha with their colored butler. A program honors the first president. committee includes Mrs Harriett Gros, Mrs W T Brackenridge, Mrs W H Bradshaw, Mrs Will Gros, and Mrs Vernon Whit.
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Charles Carroll
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
W. H. Bradshaw
George
Martha
Harriett Gros
W. T. Brackenridge
Will Gros
Vernon Whit
Historical Society Meeting Features Clay Township Program
The Historical Society meets Friday evening February 25 at the Library with Clay Township in charge. A forty minute play on township history, songs and numbers will spotlight the program, aiming to draw a large audience and celebrate local talent. Twenty-nine Ladies of the 65A R moved from Monticello to Delia Seattle for the event and enjoyed a luncheon at one o'clock before the six o'clock Monon train.
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the Historical Society
Clay Township
Oracle club meeting at the Shirk home brings many guests
A Monday evening gathering of an Oracle club was hosted by Mr and Mrs James A Shirk. Prof Richard Cordell of the English department attended with a large number of guests and members of the committee were present.
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Mire
James A. Shirk
Richard Cordell
de Penates Oe Mort Mi AG
Poseil R. Fe
Mrs. Jessie McPherson and Miss Laura Griffith Host Birthday Event
Mrs. Jessie McPherson and Miss Laura Griffith entertained a company of friends Monday evening in honor of Mrs. C. E. Angell's birthday. The gathering reflected social cordiality typical of the time.
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Jessie McPherson
Laura. Griffith
Company of Friends
C. E. Angell
Birthday celebration and bridge gatherings headline
Mr and Mrs Grover Kite hosted at dese Seley for son Donalds birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thorn ton Dobbins and Mr Mrs Walter Dobbins and family. Jolly Twelve euchre club met Tuesday. G O P club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Frank Lyons. Mr and Mrs W G Klepinger hosted Twin Six Bridge club Tuesday dinner. Kerlin to host friends Monday for dinner then bridge.
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Grover Kite
Dese Seley
Donald
Thornton Dobbins
Walter Dobbins
Mrs. W. G. Klepinger
Twin Six Bridge Club
Dollar Day Promises 1 Dollar Deals February 24 in Logansport
Community notices describe February 24 Dollar Day with merchants pledging to offer one dollar values. Local hosts entertained guests including Mr and Mrs E O Grimm and Mr and Mrs John Roskuski. Out of town visitors Mr and Mrs O C Boyles joined celebrations and the town prepares parking and window signs for shoppers.
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John Roskuski
Mr. Roskuski
Tom Malia
O. C. Boyles
Logansport
New City Building
Valentine Party Entertained Delphi Teachers at Miss Pruitt's
Miss Naomi Pruitt hosted a Monday evening valentine party at her home for Delphi grade and high school teachers. Misses Davies and another guest enjoyed the pleasant gathering with music and conversation.
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Naomi. Pruitt
Mary Davies
Delphi
Knights of Pythias
Fw. C. Smith
William Grant Smith
Greta Robinson
Freida Anderson
Naomi- Pruitt
Make Merry Class Plans February Parish Party
The Make Merry class of the Methodist church will hold a February party next Friday evening in the church parlors. The committee in charge includes Rev and Mrs R B Kern, Mr and Mrs Earl Page, Mr and Mrs Tom Ma Curdy and Mr and Mrs Victor Porter.
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Methodist Church
R. B. Kern
Earl Page
Tom
MaCurdy
Victor Porter
Mrs Cartwright Hosts Bridge Tea for Friends
Mrs. George C. Cartwright entertained about thirty friends at her home on Thursday afternoon. Out of town guests included Mrs. Guy Thomas and Mrs. Rheno Isherwood from Lafayette.
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George C. Cartwright
Bridge
Guy Thomas
Rheno Isherwood
Lafayette
Washington's Birthday Observed by Local Groups
The Eastern Star Auxiliary hosted a large Washington's birthday event with a colonial reception and health nutrition program by Miss Miller from Purdue Extension. Lula Fauber Martin sang and readings were performed as refreshments were served.
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Washington
Eastern Star
George Hall
First New York Physician Dr Johannes La Montagne
Huguenot physician Dr Johannes La Montagne became the first educated doctor to settle in New Amsterdam in 1687. A Leyden graduate, he married Rachel DeForest and quickly rose to prominence, joining Governor Kieft and later Governor Stuyvesant’s councils as a leading civic and medical figure.
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New York
Johannes la Montagne
University of Leyden
Rachel DeForest
Kieft
Stuybas
la Montagne Trea
Ong ‘Tao
Early American Bottles Show Quaint Design and Metal Molds
The article notes that early American bottles used quaint metal molds and were not colored. Inscriptions and rough, uneven necks and mouths mark these first products, with necks shaped by shears while molten.
Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights at Camden School House
The Jackson Township Farm Bureau held a Saturday night meeting at the Camden School House with Camden High School providing orchestra music. County agent H. E. Ackerson spoke on farmer priorities from "Life" and on corn borer control. Arthur Ritchey presided. Resolutions urged Indiana Polis to abolish the Public Utility Commission and opposed splitting White and Carroll counties circuit court.
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Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Camden School
Camden High School
H. E. Ackerson
Arthur Ritchey
Indianapolis
Public Utility Commission
White
Carroll County
Washington’s greatness lay in seeking sound advice
Senator Sorghum credits George Washington with greatness not for genius alone but for knowing where to look for advice and how to use it. The Washington Star quotes the exchange on who was the greatest of American statesmen, highlighting the value of good advisers.
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George Washington
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Sun Storms Studied by Eye Observation
Storms around the sun disturb its surface and researchers find a method to study them by eye rather than solely through photographs.
Indoor Circus by Lafayette Women Club at Armory
The Lafayette Business and Professional Women's Club plans an indoor circus on Monday and Tuesday evenings February 28 and March 1 at the city armory on North Ninth street. Leading luncheon and social clubs will supply novelty acts and side show attractions with help from Monticello women, St Ann’s and St Boniface groups, the Hig’s and Boy Scouts. Music by the Lafayette and Jefferson High school bands plus an orchestra. Admission 50 cents. under 12 25 cents. Mail orders to Mrs Robert Taylor, Lafayette Indiana.
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Lafayette Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Lafayette
New City Armory
North Ninth Street
Monticello
St. Ann’s
St. Boniface
Hig’s
Boy Scouts
Lafayette Band
Jefferson High School
Robert Taylor
Indiana
Blackface Minstrels Coming to Delphi in March
A brief notice announces Blackface Minstrels performing in Delphi during the third week of March. Local listings include Royal Scepter Coffee and Smith's Grocer as nearby venues or sponsors.
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Royal Scepter Coffee, Smith’s Groc
Delphi
Royal Scepter Coffee, Smith’s Groce
Adams Township Events Include School Eye Checks and Local Play
Miss Elsie DeLaney and two assistants visited Adams Township School to examine grades three and four. Plan to attend the home talent play His Uncle's Niece on Wednesday March 9 with promise of music between acts. Friday February 25 features at least two basketball games Camden Independents vs Adams Independents plus food cake walk and activities inviting all to support improved school attendance and potential attendance banner.
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Elsie DeLaney
Adams
Camden Independents
Adams Independents
Mr Farmer A J Clifford Tianhe Welding
A brief note offers tool sharpening for spring and repair services. A J Clifford in Tianhe Welding provides customer care and implies on-site or shop repairs. The fragment suggests a local hardware or metalwork business.
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MR. Farmer
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