Endeavor Groups Meet in Delphi and Adams Counties
Organizing notes show Delphi Pres byterian church forming a junior Christian Endeavor with adults supervising and officers including Bowen Conn as president and Mary Lewis as vice president. Adams Township H E club met with Gladys Hoffman presiding. next meat canning demo planned for Feb. Premiers hold Feb 4 at Brethren church Pyrmont with hymn history and devotions. Radnor M E church to present a stunt under Bernadine Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Presbyterian Church
William Swickard
Ray Orr
Gerald Clawson
Fred Smith
Bowen Conn
Mary Lewis
Carolyn Pearson
Joan Griffith
Billy Fraser
Jane Ulm
Mary Clawson
Adams Township
H. E. Club
Myrtle Good
Alva Cree
Myrtle Jones
Gladys Hoffman
Mary Mullin
Grace Grantham
Purdue Agricultural Conference
Lorene Grantham
Sarah Landis
Brethren Church
Pyrmont
Lucille Cohee
Edna Johnson
Helen Hunter
Marjorie Roach
Vivian Long
Esther Nelson
Craven Smith
Vernon Lewis
Charles Campbell
Orvel Shulthers
Radnor M. E
Bernadine Maxwell
Farm Bureau Meeting Listed for Monroe Township Event
Sy Monroe Farm Bureau sets a meeting in Monroe township on Tuesday evening February 5 at 7 30 in Flora Community building. program includes community singing invocation by Rev. Slick readings by Miss Freda Gook Emma Jane Johnson vocal by Joretta Sheagley patriotic talk by Rev. Slick and business session Fritz Schnepp chairs with Lena Eikenberry as secretary and E director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Monroe Township
Flora
Slick
Freda Gook
Emma Jane Johnson
Joretta Sheagley
Fritz Schnepp
Lena Eikenberry
Mabbitts Farewell Party Before Move to Harry Johns Farm
Neighbors and friends gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mabbitt home to bid them farewell. Dancing and cards were enjoyed as the couple prepared to relocate Sunday to the Harry Johns farm near Lofan sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Mabbitt
Farwell
Mabbitts
Fmnday
Harry Johns
Lofansport
Delphi Woman's Job Club Plans Meeting at Juli Home
The Art and Gardens department program committee led by Mrs. B H Drake Mrs E W Bowen and Mrs William G Smith schedules an engaging session on b 13 at Mrs C O Juli residence for the Delphi Woman's Job club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
B. H. Drake
E. W. Bowen
William G. Smith
C. O. Juli
Deer Criek H E Club Sets Valentine Meeting
The next Deer Criek township H E club meeting will be Thursday afternoon Feb 14 at the library for a Valentine Party. Hostess committee includes Ruby Martin Miriam Andrews Ivy Hopkins Lillie Shaffer Grace Climson and Maude Hall. Mrs George Beamer speaks on World Events in Italy at Junito club this evening. The sixteenth anniversary will be observed with dinner at the Nelson home and a program at the Beamer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Criek Township
H. E. Club
Ruby Martin
Miriam Andrews
Ivy Hopkins
Lillie Shaffer
Grace Climson
Maude Hall
George Beamer
Italy
Junito Club
Nelson
Delphi
Anniversary Celebration and Community Notices
Celebrate Anniversary Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gingrich and daughter Opal hosted Sunday dinner for their 18th wedding anniversary. Allen and Mrs Allen with daughters Ruby Lucille and Helen Louise attended. Taxis Club of Presb church led Sunday service with Epworth League guests and a notable program. Washington township H club president announced Feb 21 meeting at Mrs Ora Yeakley Deer Creek with Mollie Brandt Ola Slusser Lulu Martin on committees. Home Economics nutrition project leaders meet March 19 with Purdue demonstrator Miss Tinta Beadle. Pythian Sisters held meeting with Mrs Lucy Boone as M E C chair. Stag party hosted by Joe Clark with Reed Schermerhorn Burr Graham Rev Harry Parker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gingrich
Opal
Allen Allen
Ruby
Lucille
Helen Louise
Willard Downham
Washington Township
H. Club
Ora Yeakley
Deer Creek
Mollie Brandt
Ola Slusser
Lulu Martin
Carroll County
Joe Clark
Reed C. Schermerhorn
Burr Graham
Harry Parker
C. A. Bailey
Gilbert Bailey
John McDowell
C. C. Crampton
Bean soup supper for the unemployed at Red Man's hall
An unemployed relief event hosts a bean soup supper at Red Man's hall this evening from 6 30 to 11 30. Organized to aid those without work, it invites the public to attend and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Man’s Hall
Fire damages Camden house at Robert Snoeber residence
A fire damaged the Camden home occupied by Robert Snoe berger Sunday with a hole burned in the roof. Fire crews responded and prevented larger damage. The article notes the residence location in Camden and the homeowner’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Snoeberger
Camden
Thanks for Help in Subscription Campaign Win
Mrs. Harve Hoshaw thanks friends who assisted in the recent subscription contest which she won, expressing appreciation for their support in securing a prize.
County awards pensions to 61 more aged residents
An increased appropriation allowed county commissioners to grant 61 additional old age pensions, bringing total recipients to 230. Several existing pensioners received increases ranging from 1 to 8 dollars, with numerous names and places listed for the new and raise amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOARD
Beekeepers Schedule Meeting in Delphi February 12
The February meeting schedule for Hoosier beekeepers led by James E. Starkey, chief apiary inspector of the Division of Entomology, Department of Conservation, includes a Delphi session on February 12 at 2 p m. All interested beekeepers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
James E. Starkey
Division of Entomology Department of Conservation
Delphi
New Grain Elevator Built at Rossville
A modern elevator owned by James A Stephenson and his son Russell has been completed at Rossville on the site of the former Matrix and Reveal elevator destroyed by fire on August 10, 1934. It features new corn shelling grinding and mixing machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Stephenson
Russell
Rossville
Will of Josephine Shealy Probated. Fanny Shealy Named Executor
The circuit court probated the will of Josephine Shealy yesterday. Fanny Shealy was bequeathed the entire estate and named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Shealy
Fanny Shealy
Kirkpatrick Retires as Shell Station Manager
Carlyle Kirkpatrick retires from managing the Shell Oil station at Washington and Franklin. Ed Comey assumes control, with Ernest Murphy to later join Coomey in operating the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kirkpatrick
Shell Station
Carlyle Kirkpatrick
Shell Oil Station
Washington and
Franklin Street
Ed Comey
Ernest Murphy
Coomey
Ask Financial Aid In Tree Planting
Weather limited planting but stump removal and tree work progress. The Delphi committee needs funds for gas, tool sharpening, and other expenses. Community donors are urged to give any amount to support future tree planting and city beautification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Bess Rothenberger
Hilda Bowen
Marriage of Miss June Shaffer Announced
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shaffer of Delphi announce the marriage of their daughter June to C R Leslie son of Mr and Mrs Earl Leslie of Lafayette. The ceremony was held Saturday evening January 26 at the home of Dr T F Williams of Lafayette with attendants Mr Leo W Steele and Miss Mary M Benner of Lafayette. The bride is a Delphi high school graduate of the class of 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Shaffer
Delphi
June
C. R. Leslie
Earl Leslie
Lafayette
T. F. Williams
Leo W. Steele
Mary M. Benner
Delphi High School
Charley McCain Performs in Carlsbad Caverns Orchestra
Charles McCain son of County Superintendent George McCain plays piano with the Palmquist Victor recording orchestra in Carlsbad New Mexico near the famous caverns. He performs with a band in a New Mexico engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McCain
New Mexico
Charles McCain
George McCain
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Caverns
Palmquist Victor Recording Orchestra
Barhert Resigns as Assistant Superintendent Accepts Columbus Pastorate
Roy Burkhart, noted leader in Carroll County youth circles, resigns from the International Council of Religious Education due to ill health. He has accepted the post of pastor at the First Community Church in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burkhart
Carroll County
International Council of Religious Education
First Community Church
Columbus
County junior high tourney to be held in Cutler gym
The county junior high tournament will be held in the Cutler gym this weekend. A committee of the Wildcat Red and Gun club met to draft a constitution and is currently focused on a membership drive. Mrs. Elmer Sibbitt and Mr. Sibbitt welcomed a son, Carl Richard, born January 28 at Frankfort Hospital. Gerry Lee was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lowery on January 24. Fred Unger and C. G. Unger of South Bend visited Cutler relatives last weekend. The Presbyterian church Young People’s group held a skating party Tuesday night. Mr. Flora’s fifty ninth birthday was celebrated with a supper on January 29 by his children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sibbitt
Carl Richard
Frankfort Hospital
Wildcat Red and Gun Club
Gerry Lee
Carl Lowery
Fred Unger
C. G. Unger
South Bend
Cutler
The
Presbyterian Church
N. E. Flora
Flora
Sunday Visits and Community Notices
Mr and Mrs Perry Burget of Pious Chapel spent Sunday with son Ray Burget and family. Cecil Milton and family and William Fowler called in the evening. Parker Heath of Purdue visited during vacation then returned to school Tuesday. Oak Grove Missionary society served meals for the election board on Tuesday. Miss Louise Burger and Miss Virginia Burger visited Raymond and Helen Dimmitt. Ruth Barns of Chicago spent weekend with sister Wilbur Kilmer and family. Effie Hobaugh helps at John Smith Hardware in Monticello while Mr Smith attends the convention. Kenneth Burger left for Ft Wayne Tuesday to seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Burget
Pious Chapel
Ray Burget
Cecil Million
William Fowler
Parker Heath
Purdue
Raleigh Heath
The
Oak Grove Missionary Society
Election Board
Louise
Virginia Burger
Raymond
Helen Dimmitt
Ruth Barns
Delphi Woman's Club Elects New Officers
The Delphi Woman's Club met at the library and elected officers including President Mrs. B. B. Mayhill and vice presidents for civics American home art garden literature music departments. Miss Mary Davies and Mrs. B. F. Drake named sub chairs. Gilbert Bailey spoke on The Press As An Educative Force. Jean Kramer led the high school glee club selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
B. B. Mayhill
Leo Ulm
American Home Department
W. L. Cowdinffi
Fred Craven Smith
George Obear
Ralph Melin
Mary Davies
B. F. Drake
Geo. McCain
Ray Orr
Gilbert Bailey
Jean Kramer
Girl’s High School Glee Club
Death of Jesse Eversole former Delphi resident in Lafayette
Jesse V. Eversole 66, Spanish American War veteran and former Tippecanoe County deputy sheriff, died at St. Elizabeth hospital Lafayette from gangrene from an infected foot. Born Delphi January 2 1868 he lived in Marion and Lafayette and served in Company C 160th Indiana infantry. He was buried after residence at Soller Baker funeral home. His brother Arthur G. Eversole later became sheriff and was the sole survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Eversole
Delphi
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Salem
Fanny Eversole
Marion
160Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Chattanooga
Matanzas
Cuba
Savannah
Tippecanoe County
Arthur G. Eversole
Eversole
Soller-Baker Funeral Home
Ursula McKee Dies Following Stroke
Ursula McKee 51 wife of McKee died at her home near Lake Cicott Monday morning from a stroke of apoplexy. Survivors include her husband a daughter Eva Joyce McKee three brothers Harvey Galbreth James and Dr J P Galbreth and a sister Mrs Flora Kivett. Rites were held at Lake Cicott church with Rev Ogie Chastain in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula McKee
McKee
Lake Cicott
Eva Joyce McKee
Harvey Galbreth
Michigan
James
Monticello
J. P. Galbreth
Burnettsville
Flora Kivett
Burlington
Lake Cicottchurch
Ogie Chastain
Paul Benner Weds Kansas City Girl
Mr and Mrs Jesse Benner of Burrows attended the wedding of their son Paul to Catherine May of Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony was held Saturday morning. Paul Benner a Delphi High School graduate and social service worker will reside in Columbia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse. Benner
Tom
Nellie
Burrows
Kansas City
Missouri
Paul
Catherine May
Benner
Delphi High School
Columbia
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Carroll County Club and Society News
Organize Endeavor A
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Tae
el Ever
del Monte Coffee
Ola
Bologna
Junto
Taxis Club
Presby Church
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Washington H. E. Club
Pythian Sisters
Lucy Boone
Stag Party
Mrs. Harve Hoshaw
Burlington Manda V. Bansum
Chary A. Gone
Francis M. Langston
John
James F. Ridenour
John H. Cornell
Rockfield
Cynthia Bryan
Lester J. Bryan
Amanda Ann Harman
Clara Belle Briggs
Bringhurst
Esther Keller
Lafayette Julien
Yeoman
Albert H. Roysdon
Charles A. Clawson
Radnor
Mahlon K. Rohrabaugh
Lydia Matilda Unger
Frankfort
William Riley Unger
George W. Sheagley
Martha Hunter
Thirman Sutton
Sedalia
Noah Ulery
Flora Lincoln Allbaugh
Mary M. Bowerman
John Q. A. Callane
Lou Alice Callane
CRUE
Joann
Davis
Francis M. Denman
Robert A. Devinney
Martha Hadley
Mary E. BeaSet
Ella Candace ‘Seward
Mary L. Sparks
David A. Sylvester
Frances Marion Williams Eka
Lawrence Wilson
Tiene OO
Alice A. Armstrong Marshall Cole
Bridget Corcoran
Lenora Corns
da Davis
Joseph F. Dotson
Rose Ella Dunn Burnside E. Haynes
Lorenzo Hildebran Semen
Oliver T. Hornbeck
Adolph Houk
James D. Gurtz
Elizabeth Leslie
Rebecca Jane Lewis Wow
Ewon
William H. Peffley
Joseph Robbins
John L. Wagoner
James H. Hinkle
Margaret Lenon
Sarah Metzger
Mary Elizabeth Sink
Mary Snoeberger
William H. Wallace
Charley H. Wright
William H. Zook
Grays
Gray’s Hatcheries
Mulberry
June Shaffer
Roy Barhert
Torate
Jefferson Township
Hall’s
Delphi Woman’s Club
Jesse V. Eversole
George Thompson
Greencastle
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Crowley
Paul Benner
Hanna & Hanna
Studebaker Bldg
Delphi, Ind
Rytex-Hylted
Rytex
Crooked Road
Earl Stewart
Jesse McCarty
L. F. Crume
Samuel J. Stover
McCarty and Stewart
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