John Hallar dies after influenza and pneumonia in Lafayette
John Hallar, longtime Colburn farmer, died at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette from pneumonia following influenza. Born December 15, 1876, he served in the Spanish American War and later in the Philippines. Survived by his widow Lulu Baer, two brothers J. P. Hallar and Ellsworth Hallar, and sister Mrs. Mary Isley, he was a member of local veterans groups. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Colburn Lutheran church with military honors.
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John Hallar
Colburn
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
William C
Sarah Ann Hallar
United States Army
U. S. Army Hospital Corps
Co. G
Seventh Infantry
Philippines
Lulu Baer
Mulberry
J. P. Hallar
West Lafayette
Ellsworth Hallar
Kansas City
Mary Isley
Kansas
Hallar
Mrs. Edward Disinger Dies at Home Near Pyrmont
Mrs. Edward Disinger aged 57 died Tuesday morning at her Pyrmont area home. Survived by husband, daughter in law Mrs. Mary Trawin Disinger, three grandchildren, and three brothers Edward Brock Logansport Charles Brock Texas and Don Brock South Bend. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Pyrmont Church of the Brethren Rev Biery officiating burial in Masonic cemetery.
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Edward Disinger
Pyrmont
Mary Trawin Disinger
Edward Brock
Logansport
Charles Brock
Texas
Don Brock
South Bend
Pyrmont Church
Settlement Reached in Ashby vs Indiana Motor Bus Co
A compromise of 550 dollars ends the $1000 damages suit by John M. Ashby over injuries from a bus wreck owned by Indiana Motor Bus Co. The case was heard Wednesday morning but settled before evidence concluded.
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John M. Ashby
The
Indiana Motor Bus Co
Notice to heirs and creditors in Stranahan estate
Carroll County Loan & Trust Company as administrator of the estate of Frank Stranahan deceased presents its final account for examination in Carroll Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear March 16 1931 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Floyd J Smith& Smith attorneys for the administrator.
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Frank Stranahan
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County Loan & Trust Company
Circuit Court
Carroll County Loan & Trust CO
Delphi
Ind
Floyd J
Smith& Smith
Oracles Hold Lions to Two-Point Shutout in Indiana Meet
Rushville Lions, noted for beating top central Indiana teams since mid year, were defeated 20 to 12 by the Oracles. In a tight first quarter both sides scored 4, then 9 to 6 at halftime. The Oracles clamped down in the last half, not allowing a field goal, scoring eight in Q3 and five in Q4. Shuey and Whiteman led with three field goals each. Shuey added a free throw for scoring honors. Delphi lineup listed as DELPHI-20.
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Roudebush
Carroll
Wbviot. Loos
F. Hosler
Burringer
Rushville Lions
Indiana
Oracles
Lions
Rushville
Shuey
Whiteman
Delphi
March 26 meeting seeks child welfare charter support
The Carroll County child welfare committee invites cooperation for a March 26 meeting under the global charter for every child. The charter outlines rights to safety education health care and a stable home with coordinated state and local efforts.
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Carroll County Child Welfare Committee
Joint inspection and banquet planned for local Masonic lodges
Delphi will host a joint inspection for the Delphi Deer Creek and Buck Creek Masonic lodges on Wednesday afternoon and evening February 25 led by Ivory C. Tolle Grand Lecturer. A banquet will follow served by the Eastern Star ladies with a dining room committee including Mrs. Julia Ireland Edith Retherford and Addie Parks and a kitchen crew headed by Mrs. Etta Quick and Ada Hinkle.
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Delphi
Deer Creek
Buck Creek
Ivory C. Tolle
Lebanon
Eastern Star
Julia Ireland
Edith Retherford
Addie Parks
Etta Quick
Ada Hinkle
Mrs Catherine Farrell Dies Suddenly in Logansport
Mrs Catherine Farrell age 57 a Carroll County native and Logansport resident died suddenly last Friday night of a heart attack. Her husband has been dead more than twenty years.
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Catherine Farrell
Carroll County
Logansport
Anti-Knocks Defeat Frankfort Ex-Champs by Narrow Margin
The ex Frankfort champs fell to the Delphi Anti-Knocks 39 to 28 on Friday night. Kelly led with nine points while Lowther added seven baskets for Delphi, who led most of the game though Norris and Armantrout starred for the Frankfort lineup.
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Frank ‘Fort
Oracles
Delhi
Scort Kelly
Ae Lowther
Delphi
Norris
Armantrout
Crosby
Kelly
Eikenberry
Hufford
Isaacs
Frankfort
Shawhan
Witsman
Carman
McC
Obituary for Letitia O Swaim in Radnor
Letitia O Swaim 89 died Sunday at daughter Mrs Ed Lane's home in Radnor. She belonged to Radnor Methodist church and Ladies of the G A R. Survived by four daughters Mrs Leerosha Kite Mrs Theodosa Snyder Mrs Lane and Mrs William M Bri ney and a son Anthony Swaim. Funeral at Radnor M E church Wednesday 10 am Rev Gardner officiated Colburn cemetery burial.
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Letitia O. Swaim
Ed Lane
Radnor
West of Burlington
Radnor M. E
Gardner
Colburn
Colburn Cemetery
Democrats to Attend Editorial Association Banquet
William Ashba county chairman Floyd Julien circuit clerk Wayne Coy editor of The Citizen William Cow din and Ralph Hanna will attend the annual banquet of the Democratic Editorial Association at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis Thursday night. Principal speakers will be Walter Myers speaker of the House of Representatives and Paul V. McNutt dean of the Indiana University Law School. Officers of the association are Dick Heller president A J Broddecker first vice president Clarence Wolf second vice president and Wray Fleming treasurer.
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William Ashba
Floyd Julien
Wayne Coy
The
Citizen
William Cowdin
Ralph Hanna
Democratic
Claypool
Indianapolis
Walter Myers
House of Representatives
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
Democratic Editorial Association
Dick Heller
Decatur
A. J. Broddecker
Brownstown
Clarence Wolf
New Harmony
Wray Fleming
Shelbyville
Special meeting called for Farmers Cooperative stockholders
A special meeting of the Farmers Cooperative store stockholders at Rockfield is set for tomorrow Friday at 1 PM to elect directors and handle business related to establishing a Camden store and issuing more capital stock. A Saturday meeting failed to have a quorum to transact business.
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Farmers Cooperative
Rockfield
Camden
Pioneer Childhood in Howard County Biography Note
The excerpt recalls early Howard County life settled in 1840. It describes fear of wolves and rattlesnakes, peaceful wandering Indians, and eleven children at a home. The author notes his mother rocked him in a sugar trough used as a cradle in a pioneer household cited from Mrs. McCain's autobiography.
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Howard County
McCain
Tion
Kia
Lebanon
Ohio
Pioneer women’s letter urged for county memory plaque
A letter from pioneer wife Mrs See recounts emigration hardships and the transformation of a wilderness into a thriving county. She urges commemorating this history with a bronze plaque at the park, so future generations honor the pioneer women as solemnly as soldiers.
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Historical Society
Noton
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