Harriet Mossburg obituary and funeral today
Harriet C. Mossburg 93 died Monday night at the Brethren home. Born July 17, 1861, she was the daughter of Henry and Martha Jordan and widow of William H. Mossburg who died in 1943. Funeral rites will be held at 10 a.m. today from the Lester Funeral Home in Flora, Rev. C. A. Stewart officiating. Burial will be in Maple Lawn cemetery. Widowed, no immediate survivors are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet C. Mossburg
Brethren Home
Henry An Martha Jordan
William H. Mossburg
Lester
Flora
Rev
C. A. Stewart
Maple Lawn
Herrs Welcome New Baby Born in Auburn
Mr and Mrs Maurice Herr announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ivan Sparhawk of Auburn Washington Mrs Sparhawk is the former Obertea Herr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Herr
Ivan Sparhawk
Auburn
Washington
Sparhawk
Obertea Herr
Rockfield Presbyterian Class Honors Couple
The Young People’s class of Rockfield Presbyterian Church celebrates an honor for a couple. Mary Wilb Robertson, a former member of the class, is noted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Rockfield ‘Presbyterian Church
Mary Wilb Robertson
Rebekah DGE Adina Rebekah Lodge Officers Ins tanll
The Adina Rebekah Lodge plans to install officers at 7 30 p m in the REMC auditorium a cooperative supper planned has been cancelled Mr and Mrs Robert Carl Smith of Southport announce the birth of a daughter Lisa Gay born Monday the father is ill with pneumonia in St Vincent s hospital Grandparents Judge and Mrs William B Smith of Delphi travelled to Indianapolis for family health matters and birth News also notes Airman Second Class Orton O Zook Jr son of Mr and Mrs Orton O Zook of Ockley returns to the United States for reassignment He arrived in Korea in 1953 served with the Polka Dot Squadron during his tour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Dge
Adina
Rebekah Lodge
Remc Auditoriu
Robert Carl Smith
Southport
Lisa Gay
St. Vincent's Hospital
William B. Smith
Delphi
Indianapolis
Orton O. Zook, Jr
Orton O. Zook
Ockley
United States
Zook
Korea
Mr and Mrs David Rhine Visit Sedalia Couple
Mr and Mrs David Rhine visited Mr and Mrs O Sheets in Sedalia.
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David Rhine Visted
Sedalia
Rev Rist Former Minister Dies Buried Here
Obituary notes the death of Rev. Rist former pastor of the Plymouth United Methodist Church in Delphi and longtime Northwest Conference leader. His funeral was held in Plymouth with several ministers and friends attending. His widow Carrie Isa belle Loring Rist and three children survived him. Also mentions local births and residents in surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rist
Ir Methodist
Preachers’ Aid Society
Plymouth
Claude Young
Rochester
Rists
Delphi
Carrie Isabelle Loring
Elva Jackson Leads Woman's Society Program in Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the local church basement on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Zola Hefner as hostess. Sadie Phillips gave the scripture lesson and prayer after a program on The Prince of Peace by Mesdames Gail Wickersham, Silvia Van Sickle, Elsa Wright, Dorothy Robbins, Ray Roberts, and Elva Jackson. A pancake sausage supper was voted, 12 members attended with two children. Stella Vollennweider drew the door prize. Mrs. Flossie Heidrick suffered a stroke Friday and was taken to her son Ruie Viney’s home. Weekend visits and social updates follow including trips to Chicago and Lafayette and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Jackson
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Zola Hefner
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Sadie Phillips
Prince of Peace
Mesdames Gail Wickersham
Silvia van Sickle
Elsa Wright
Dorothy Robbins
Ray Roberts
Stella Vollenweider
Flossie Heidrick
Ruie Viney
Edwin Hoehne
LaPorte
Frank Hoehne
Robert Clawson
Chicago
Clara McCully
Uhl Timmons
Monticello
Steward McCall
Pious Chapel
Phyllis. Russow
Kay Piatt
Piatt
Russell Sigman
Lafayette
Mary Sigman
Willard Compton
Frankfort
C. E.harrison
Bill Baird
David
Japan
Fugi Mountains
Bill Crook
Gertrude Johns
Indianapolis
Goldin Johns
Ar‘thur Johns
Chalmers
Etta Johns
Mabel Raider
Phil ‘Jones
Charles Hargraves
Oracles Suffer Two Defeats Headed to West Side Road Trip
Indiana high school hoops report shows the Oracles 0-2 in conference play after a 72-55 loss to Rossville last Wednesday. Weida led Rossville with 24 points. Pearson scored 16 and Rand torf 13 for the Oracles. A Friday OT defeat to Winamac 56-51 followed, Pearson with 14 for Oracle. Winamac also won the B game 34-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracles
Hoosier
Totem Pole
West Lafayette
Kokomo
Kats
Howard Hall
Rossville
Hornets
Weida
Pearson
Rnderstorf
Winamac Indians
Oracle
Winamac
Deer Creek
Carrollton
Delphi
Cutler
Camden
Flora
Attica
Metea
Sharpsville
Welcome In Grange Meeting Thursday January 20
Welcome In Grange will meet Thursday night January 20 for its regular session. A program will follow the oyster supper served at 6 p.m. Attendees are asked to bring table cepa for soup and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Arroll
County
Indiana
Delphi
Board of County Commissioners
Local Society Notes and Visits Across States
Mrs Herb Ford remains a patient at Home hospital Lafayette for observation and treatment while her daughter Mrs Noss and family and Mr Heckthorn will attend to business in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Emery Boyd and Mr and Mrs Leo Hirsch of Gala were Monday night guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Talbert. Evan Julien and family of Indianapolis spent Sunday with their parents. The Jul ien family plans to move in February from Indiana to Pittsburgh where Mr Julien will join Aetna Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Ford
Home Hospital
Afayette
New York
Noss
Heckathorn
Washington, D. C
and ‘Very Heckthorn
Emeryg Boyd
Leo Hirsch Ofgala
Wayne Talbert
Evan Julien
Indianapolis
John Rameya
Floyd
Indiana
Pittsburg
Julien
Aetna Insurance
Veral N Sharp Dies After Heart Attack in Flora
Veral N Sharp died Monday morning at his home on Route 2 Flora after a heart attack. Coroner Dick Eikenberry was summoned. Born May 29 1906 he was the son of W B and Daisy Sharp. He married Mary Flora in 1936 and is survived by his widow two children Benny and Jo Anna a brother Dale route 2 Flora. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Camden Baptist Church with Rev M E Hinston. burial Maple Lawn Cemetery. Gentry Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Mr. Sharp
Dick Eikenberry
W. B
Daisy (Overholser) Sharp
Nen Baptist Church
Mary Flora
Benny
Jo Anna
Dale
Camden Baptist Church
M. E. Hinston
Maple Lawn
Gentry
Veral N. Sharp
Local Families Relocate and Birth Report Highlights
John Roach and family move to a farm on route 2 Flora. Emma Strain visits Colburn residents. Sisters of St Joseph attend Bishop Bennett anniversary in Lafayette. Virginia Esten relocates to Mayme Cowdin apartments. Mr and Mrs James Cornet welcome a son born at St Elizabeth hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roach
Mary Myers
Mary Branigan
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Harriet Mossburg
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Burley
Perry
Belle» Bush
Joseph Grantham
Adams Township
Burley Perry
Robert
William
Jene Lybrook
Bell
California
Eee
Death Webster
Monticello 'S
Everett Stewart
Route 3
Oliver Grain
Prc
GEO. Todd & Son
Delphi, Ind
Herman
Leavell & Bates
East Main St
Orr’s Drug Store
Delphi Indiana
Lee Spear
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lena Hannell
Burl ‘Wiles
Memorial Hospital
Logansport
Lewis Ford
Yeoman
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs. Rayburn, Delaplane
Wayne, Pa
Will
Will Heiland
Lloyd Jones
Jones
Hhzel- Weaver
Ross Weaver
Ed Ferrier
gOxe
Delphi Lumber
Home Counsel
Delphi Lumber Company
N. Market St
Delphi, Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Ada J. Roach
Carroll County
Kelqas
L. M. Pletcher Hardware
E. Omm
East Monroe Street
Delphi Lumber Co
Delphi. Ind
Colburn
Knabe
General Electric
Davenport
Zenith
Emerson
Golburn
H. D. Club
Harry Foote
Ray Both
Kennard & Million, Clerks
VanNatta
John Deere Oats
Fairbanks-Morris
New Idea
Eclipse
Winkler
Ford
Dawson
Idea
Oliver
Bolens Huskie Arden
John Deere
Huber
Colburn H. D. Club
Elmer Barrett
Kennard
Million, Garrett, Clerks
Ray Booth
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