Births and local social notes across Ft Wayne area 1941
A daughter Linda Ellen was born to Mr and Mrs James Payne in Ft Wayne. Mrs George Krals visits Rochester. Marvin Byrum returns from Methodist hospital Indianapolis. Rev W R Deeter completes evangelistic sermons at Cambria Brethren church. Ancel Bowley receives O E S degrees at regular meeting. Birthday program honors Mrs Alice Bowley with guests from Kokomo Center Flora Bringhurst Russiaville Sedalia. Entertainment committee includes Dr J R McLaughlin and Mr Harry McCarty. Mrs C S Ferrier hosts Christian Missionary Society. Janet Rodkey ill at home. Mrs James Bell unchanged, staying with sister Mrs Joseph Rodkey. Methodist church school officers for 1941 listed.
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Linda Ellen
James Payne
Ft. Wayne
George Krals
Rochester
Marvin Byrum
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
W. R. Deeter
Cambria Brethren Church
Ancel Bowley
Alice Bowley
Kokomo
Center
Flora
Bringhurst
Russiaville
Sedalia
J. R. McLaughlin
Harry McCarty
C. S. Ferrier
Christian Missionary Society
Janet Rodkey
Dale Rodkey
James Bell
Joseph
Local Church Roles List Names and Roles
The document lists church staff and volunteers including Lois Congram as secretary, Blanche Hinkle as treasurer, Geneal Prather as temperance superintendent, Lou Timmons as cradle roll superintendent, Ellen Jane Davis as librarian, Billy Smith as assistant librarian, Edith Davis as pianist, and Mabel Congram as assistant pianist.
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Retary
Lois Congram
Blanche Hinkle
Geneal
Revival draws crowds at Oak Grove church in Jefferson Township
Mrs. Barbara Million of Monticello visits her niece Mrs. Howard Brewer as oak grove revival meetings draw attendees from Idaville Camden Burnettsville Medarysville Monticello. Delphi Christian congregation led by Rev. Howard Jenkins attends with packed house. Local families host and visit others during weekend events.
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Barbara Million
Monticello
Howard Brewer
Oak Grove
Delphi Christian
Howard Jenkins
Idaville
Camden Burnettsville
Medarysville
W. G. Million
Lena Lilly
Charles Ballard
Harry Thomas
Patricia
Wabash
John Dimmitt
Helen
Gerald
Chester Gardner
Gary
Robert Million
Gerald Dimmitt
Raymond Dimmitt
Radnor Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. James Bougher hosts visitors from Medford Clawson and nearby families. Edward Lane and Junior Lane guests of W. A. Kite. Clawson and McCormick families join John Clawson east of here. Everett Kuns moves to Delphi. Margaret Bougher and James Bougher traveled to South Bend by death call. Frankfort trip. Helen Weingardner and Keith Haslet stay with Draper. Clarence Jackson party visits Monticello area.
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Lawrence Clawson
Mahlon Clawson
John Clawson
Clifford McCormick
Bernadine Maxwell
Lafayette
John McCormick
Everett,Kuns
Delphi
Lane
Margaret Bougher
James Bougher
South Bend
James Flannery
Walter Long
Frankfort
Helen Weingardner
Keith Haslet
Rossville
Charles Draper
Clarence Jackson
Monticello
Doxey Moore
Classified Ad Quick Results in The Citizen
A compact classified notice in The Citizen offers quick results for readers seeking prompt responses. Agencies or individuals list services and contact options to expedite transactions and inquiries.
Community church groups host meetings and events
The Christian Women's Union met at Mrs. Bernice Maullen dore's home with Faye Coble leading. The Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Mabel Deel's home with Bessie Martin devotions, Cletis Zinn and Florence Martin teaching lessons. Add A Couple class held a kids party at Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nien's home with card games. About 35 people enjoyed a basket supper at Presbyterian class No.3 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman. Officers were elected for several groups, including Carl Cobl as president and L. J. Deel as secretary treasurer. Other items note visits from Gideon Roy and Anna Lennon, sick family updates, and local social events as W. T. Ray celebrated his 49th wedding anniversary with wife.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mabel Deel
Bessie Martin
Cletis Zinn
Florence Martin
Virgil Nien
Gideon Roy
Bryant
Anna Lennon
Logansport
W. T. Ray
Ray
Fred Miller
Mary Lee Zinn
Norma Adams
Marion Coble
Phyllis Logan
Will Smith
Robert Tribbett
Camden
Bessei Timmeens
Indianapolis
Anna
Neal Michaels
Luther Thompson
Detroit
Max Stauffer
Mr. Stauffer
Farm Bureau News Highlights Local 4 H and AAA Talks
Madison Township Farm Bureau program at Pittsburg school on January 6 featured a play by local club members, duets by Mrs. Lloyd Zook and Mrs. Frantz, and piano by Lois Martin. Clarence Cleaver spoke on the AAA program. Merle Kuns won a trip to 4 H Congress after reporting on 15oo members met nationwide.
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Madison Township Club
Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau
Pittsburg
Lloyd Zook
Frantz
Lois Martin
Clarence Cleaver
Carroll County
Merle Kuns
Monroe Township
Congress
State Fair Board
Merle
Monroe Township Farm Bureau
United States
Chicago
Burt Honan
AAA
Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau
McCarty Sisters
Fondsa Wilson
Social Visits and Family News From Indiana Towns
Mary Jackson Ockley and families near Battle Ground host gatherings with Glen Hoshaw. Shaffer and Frank Brown families near Flora share a day. Raymond Sheets from Lafayette visits with his parents. Fullmer relatives entertain from Illinois. Lilly Sheets plans a sale January 22 then moves to Texas. Elmer Jackson returns from Bringhurst caring for Whiteman children. Whiteman family returns home with a small baby from Logansport hospital.
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B. A. Shaffer
Frank Brown
Flora
Raymond Sheets
Lafayette
Charles Sheets
Charlies Fullmer
Illinois
Lilly Sheets
Texas
Elmer Jackson
Bringhurst
Russell Whiteman
Whiteman
Small Baby
Logansport
Local society notes and hospital updates from Cass County
The little son of Mr and Mrs Fred Shaffer is ill with pneumonia at Cass county hospital but shows improvement. Mrs Effie Guard hosted the Woman's Society of Christian Service with Dr Eva Kennedy assisting. The War Mothers Club met with Mrs Charles Baker. Gordon Jones remains hospitalized in Logan Sport after gym injuries. Mrs Nettie Warren recovers slowly from Christmas auto crash injuries. A card party is planned by the O E club on January 20. The Raber family hosted a dinner for newlywed Raymond McClure Jr. and spouse, with gifts and a silver blue decor themeReuse of community events and family visits continue as residents aid each other.
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Fred Shaffer
Cass County Hospital
Howard Jones
Enchre Club
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Effie Guard
Eva Kennedy
Otis Bedmer
George Etter
Kokomo
O. E
Mary Kinsey
Helen Purdue
Marjorie Jean Shanks
Edna Mae Raber
Carl Raber
Agnes Raber McClure
McClure
Irene Dixon
War Mothers Club
Charles Baker
Raymond McClure, Jr
John Hardin
George Mayhew
Gary
Kenneth Bohannon
Anne Bohannon
Gordon Jones
Harold Jones
Logan
Nettie Warren
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An inexpensive home remedy is claimed to ease rheumatic arthritis or neuritis pain. Mix the juice of 4 lemons in a quart of water and take two tablespoons twice daily. Payoff promises quick relief within hours. drugstore sale with money back guarantee through Margowski Drug Store Delphi Indiana.
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