Casketed Remains Of Two Army Veterans Return Home
The casketed remains of T/5 Donald R. Horn and Pvt. Louis Mark Hefner are en route for final burial in Indiana. Horn, killed in Germany September 22, 1944, is to be interred in Indiana per kinship request. Hefner died July 6, 1944, in France. Both were soldiers in World War II with ties to local communities and will be escorted by Army officials from the Chicago distribution center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Horn
Pvt
Louis Mark Hefner
Chicago
American Graves Registration Service
T/5 Horn
Henry-Chapelle
Belgium
Emma F. Burris
Delphi
Hefner
New York
Mark Hefner
Monticello
Horn
Germany
Ellis Horn
Burrows
Rockfield
Ft. Knox
California
Camp Pickett
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
United States
Third Armored
Patton
Third Army
Logansport
France
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Former Officers of Carroll County Young People’s Group Reunite
Former Carroll County Young People’s Council members and their families met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller in Crawfordsville for a basket dinner and photos. The group noted the county’s 1925 organization and 1934 Flora conference with large attendance, and planned a July reunion at the Black home. Attendees included Mark Garrison president and Elizabeth Peterson secretary, with multiple families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Young People’s Council
Fred Miller
Crawfordsville
Flora
H. G.rowe
Young People’s Work
Charles Black
Mark Garrison
Joseph Peterson
Ora Shirar
Lee Flora
Joe Henderson
Delbert Eikenberry
Lawrence Douglas
County Superintendent Honored at National Association Meet
County School Superintendent J. C. Yunker was honored last week by being named a Resource Person for the Area and County Superintendents National Association. The convention will be held in Milwaukee from September 30 to October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Yunker
National Association
Milwaukee
Wayne Swihart Named Principal of Camden School
Wayne Swihart, long time Camden educator and former Carrollton principal, was chosen by Trustee Walter Sprinkle to lead the Camden school system for 1948 49. He succeeds C T Amick who retires. Melvin Hemmig will teach fifth grade at Camden with Violet Dyson as third grade instructor. Horace H Pryor to teach vocational agriculture and science succeeding Robert Jackson who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris
Cleo Hinkle
Route 1
Camden
Charles
Wayne Swihart
Carrollton
Walter Sprinkle
Swihart
C. T. Amick
Amick
Sprinkle
Melvin Hemmig
Delphi
Gamden
Violet Dyson
Horace H. Pryor
Robert Jackson
Camden hostess Miss Effie Guckien hosts bridge party
Miss Effie Guckien of Camden entertained at her home Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. H. M. Farrell and her daughter Barbara of Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Guckien
Camden
H. M. Farrell
Barbara
Boston
Mass
Safety Meeting Planned for July 8 at Delphi Armory
County wide 4 H safety meeting set for Thursday July 8 at 8 30 p m in the Delphi Armory. Sgt Loren Ayres state police will speak on safety plus a GM film Safety Our No 1 Crop. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCarty
Delphi
Loren Ayres
General Motors
Clawson Chevrolet
General Motors Company
California-bound sisters return after mother’s death
Mrs. Mary Shipley and Mrs. Faye Staden left Saturday for California after being summoned home by the death of their mother, Mrs. Ana Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shipley
Faye Staden
California
Ana Snyder
Auto Crash on Camden-Rockfield Road Causes Minor Damage
Minor damage reported to a gasoline tank wagon driven by Donald A. Mullendere and a 1929 Ford Tudor driven by Tillman Landis after a collision on the Camden Rockfield road. Landis pulled onto the road from the Wysong farm lane. truck damage $100 and Landis car $40. Deputy Sparkey Carey investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Mullendere
Rockfield
Tillman Landis
Route 1
Burnettsville
Camden-Rockfield
Landis
Wysong Farm
Sparkey Carey
Stinebaugh Family Reunion Set for July 4 at Delphi Park
The 37th annual reunion of the Stinebaugh family will take place at Delphi City Park on Sunday July 4. Mary Wagoner serves as president and Effie Stinebaugh Douglass is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinebaugh
Delphi City Park
Mary Wagoner
Effie Stinebaugh Douglass
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Union Bank & Trust Co
Delphi, Indiana
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bank Credit &S
Bess Farm Credit
Young People’s Group
J. M. Haggard
Lafayette, Ind
Kokomo
Midwest
U. S
Joe Marsh
Bert Childers
Bert
Delphi, Ind
W. Main
United States Brewers Foundation
Hieveal
Mareve Aurelius
A. Westphal
Ernest Sylvester
E. Franklin
Ind
Camden School
Delphi Armory
Mc Conkey
Maloy
Eddie
Macar
Tiny Ray Williams
Jilly
Roper
America
Ree
J C. Lowery
General Insurance
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mulberry
Indiana
Flora, Ind
Patrick Delphi
Aires
Ata
Babin
Tae
Firestone
Atk
Firestone Auto Radio
Firestone Bicycle
Bassett & Talbert
Firestone Dealers
West Main St
Walter Clawson
General Electric
Nu Enamel
Cutler
Franklin
Maytag
Mrs. Irvin M. Flora
L. F. Crume
Sam Dyer
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