Lakefront Visitors Flock To Sandy Beach Summer Cottage Scene
Visitors from Augusta Indiana Lafayette and Anderson enjoy the lakefront season at Sandy Beach Resort. anglers report strong bass fishing with many guests occupying cottages and new improvements under way as Doc Hazel and staff strive to satisfy guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd W. Ely and Son
Thomas
Grover Wagile
Augusta
Ind
J. E. Samsel
S. Armstrong S. Kokomo
Sandy Beach Resort
Doc Hazel
Board of Education Holds Monthly Meeting
County Board of Education met in the office of County Superintendent George McCain with eight trustees present Riley Hurtt Stewart Gillam Sommer Caughill Mummert Flora. They discussed annual financial reports to the state superintendent and recommendations on next year's textbooks. A committee to plan the annual trustees picnic was named Earl Stewart Russell Flora and Margaret Afflis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
George McCain
Riley
Hurtt
Stewart
Gillam
Sommer
Caughill
Mummert
Flora
Lightning Destroys Barn on Johnson Farm
A barn on the Ed Johnson farm one mile west of Sleeth was struck by lightning during Friday night’s storm and burned to the ground. Firefighting efforts failed, with hay and farm machinery destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson
Sleeth
Carroll County Farm Bureau District Meeting Report
About thirty Carroll County residents attended the Third District Farm Bureau meeting in Logansport last week. Frances North of White County spoke, Angelina Avery from Carroll won first in the district poster contest, Cass County provided music, and three S and E directors presented a playlet. Speakers included Lee Highten, Arthur Mullin, and Arthur Arnot. George Cousins and his wife from New York will visit Carroll County relatives. Mrs. Cousins was formerly Georgia Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Third District Farm Bureau
Logansport
Glen Fouts
Cass County
Frances North
White County
Angelina Avery
Cass County Quartette
S and E
Clarence Johnson
Berlit
Marsh
Lee Highten
Farm Bureau Livestock Department
Arthur Mullin
Arthur Arnot
Jasper County
George Cousins
New York
Cousins
Georgia Pollock
Garden Party At Bradshaw Home Delphis Club Closing Year
More than 100 women of the Delphi Woman's Club attended the garden party at the Bradshaw country home Friday afternoon marking the club year’s close. President Mrs. B. H. Drake presided as new president Mrs. Harry B. Parker spoke of future ambitions. The porch program, led by Mrs. Howard Bradshaw, featured violin solos by Miss Lois McCain, vocals by Miss Jean Kramer, two group dances, a tap routine by R. J. Maggart, dances by the Misses Bowen Sheets Gregg Ulm Sheperd, and a violin and cello duet by the Misses Lois and Kathryn McCain. Miss Beck’s pupils performed. Refreshments followed with Miss McCain at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Woman’s Club
W. H. Bradshaw
B. H. Drake
Harry B. Parker
Howard Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Lois McCain
Mary Harper Smith
Jean Kramer
Leo Ulm
R. J. Maggart
Willa Bowen
Dorothy Bowen
Patty Sheets
Virginia Gregg
Jane Ulm
Mary Sheperd
Barbara Martin
Frances Martin
Hannah Beck
Indianapolis
Lois
Kathryn McCain
Beck
Miss McCain
Cubs Rout Deer Creek 16 to 2 at Riverside Park
Logansport Chase Cubs dominated Deer Creek Merchants 16 to 2 in the final game of the league’s first half before about 1500 fans. The Cubs scored six runs in the first inning and limited Deer Creek to no impact from their two pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUBS
Deer Creek
Logansport Chase Cubs
Deer Creek Merchants
Riverside Park
Cub
Logansport
Bringhurst Greyhounds top Merchants in 11 innings
The Bringhurst Greyhounds defeated the Logansport Merchants 6 to 5 in an 11 inning Sunday game. Bringhurst leads the league in the first half of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bringhurst Greyhounds
Logansport Merchants
Bringhurst
Flora Defeats Macy 9 to 3 Behind Davis Strikeout Haul
Davis struck out twelve as Flora defeated Macy 9 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. Lowery collected three hits for Flora to lead the offense and secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Flora
Macy Baseball
Lowery
Camden
Denver
Smith
McHenry
McCain
T. Simmons
Den
Deer Creek at Macy Flora at Bringhurst
Deer Creek hosts Macy Flora and Bringhurst as local teams clash in a midweek match up with playoff implications and neighborhood standings on the line.
80th Birthday Celebration for Wm Tridpett
Wm Tridpett of Rockfield celebrated his 80th birthday at home with a dinner for 20 relatives. Attendees included Carl Raddenwald Nina Bear Lawrence Carey Arthur Tridpett Miss Edna Samuels Miss Marjorie Isaacs Patricia Lowe and Mrs Willard Reed sang Silver Haired Daddy of Mine with Patricia Lowe offering birthday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tridpett
Rockfield
Carl Raddenwald
Nina Bear
Lawrence Carey
Niles
Mich
Arthur Tridpett
Tampa
Fla
Edna Samuels
Logansport
Marjorie Isaacs
Lafayette
Patrica Lowe
Manitowoc
Wis
Willard Reed
Appointment of Frank M. Kistler to Cass circuit court
Acting judge Frank M. Kistler, filling in since George A. Custer fell ill, was appointed by Governor Paul V. McNutt to serve in Cass circuit court until the next general election. The appointment followed Custer’s illness and occurred last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Kistler
George A. Custer
Cass
Paul V. McNutt
Birthday party for Jean Hamling hosted by Mrs Hamling
Mrs. John H. Hamling hosted a Tuesday party for her daughter Jean marking her eighth birthday. Among the guests was Stella Ann Hoan from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hamling
Jean
Stella Ann Hoan
Chicago
Washington township club picnic and supper at Deer Creek
The Washington township Home Economics Club held a picnic and basket supper yesterday along Deer Creek. Committee members included Mrs. Vernie Stephens Mrs. Paul West Mrs. Oral Caldwell Mrs. Cleon Smith Mrs. Oscar Heines and Mrs. Ruth Groninger. Also noted were outings by Leo Ulm Paul Carney Byrum Crosby and John McDowell in Chicago visiting Stevens Hotel for two ball games. Georgeanna Schilling spends summer with cousin Mrs. Ralph Hanna in Indianapolis and visits mother Mrs. Julia Schilling this week.
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Washington Township
Leo Ulm
Paul Carney
Byrum Crosby
John McDowell
Chicago
Stevens Hotel
Georgeanna Schilling
Ralph Hanna
Indianapolis
Julia Schilling
Bids Open for Rock Creek Township School Bus Drivers
O. E. Stewart trustee of Rock Creek Township Carroll County Indiana will receive sealed bids for school bus driver services for the 1934 term. Bids must include insurance and show proof of tax tests. seven bus routes and one automobile route are offered. The trustee and advisory board may reject any or all bids. Bid date is July 17 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Stewart
Carroll County
Indiana
Witl
Rock Creek Township
Trustee and Advisory Board
Notice to Bid for Clay Township School Bus Driver 1934
The trustee of Clay township Carroll County Indiana invites sealed bids for school bus driver services for 1934 85. Bids open 8 p m Tuesday July 17 1934 in the trustee office. Award to lowest or most responsible bid with satisfactory bid. Right to reject bids and re advertise reserved. Route five to transport Rossville students. Successful bidder supplies chassis. trustees provide bus body. Bid must state chassis age and condition. Bidders must provide acceptable liability insurance. Contracts on the above routes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Carroll County
Indiana
Trustee and Advisory Board
Rossville
W. T. Gillam
Raymond Dubes
L. D. Dickinson
John Nichter
Monticello
Delphi High School
Jefferson Township
Yeoman
James B. Hues
Trusteefferson Township
Bids Sought for Delphi Deer Creek School Bus Routes 1934 35
Delphi Dea Creek Township Consolidated School seeks sealed bids for drivers for 1934 35. Bids opened 8 pm July 1 in Superintendent’s office. Lowest or most responsible bidders win, bids may be rejected. Routes two and four and Rockfield route to East Deer Creek transport few pupils. Reed Schweiger Harry Baer Hansel McHardie named drivers. Chassis must be long wheelbase for routes two and four. Insurance requirements include 5000 minimum liability and fire coverage. Contracts run one year. Details at L M Pletcher Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Deer Creek Township
School Corporation of
Indiana
eCes
Superintendent of Schools
Rockfield
Deereee
Rockfield Pol
Reed Schweiger
Harry Baer
Hansel McHardie
L. M. Pletcher Hardware
Chas. G. Black
Margaret A. Afpftis
L. M. Pletcher
Bids Sought for Jefferson Township School Bus Drivers
James B. Hurtt trustee of Jefferson township Carroll county Indiana invites sealed bids for school bus driver services in Jefferson township schools for the ensuing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hurtt
Jefferson Township
Carroll County
Indiana
Closing Out Sale Auction by Pearson Farm Flora July 10
Public auction of horses cows and farm implements on Pearson farm two miles east of Flora on Tuesday July 10 starting at 11 o clock. Items include two mares nine and ten years old six milk cows aged two to five, two wagons plows beds hoes separators incubators brooder houses chicken gear harness and numerous other farm articles. JESSE V PEARSON announces final sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Oliver
Fordson
Jesse V. Pearson
Auction Terms Published by Hoshaw Bros
Terms cash and no property to be removed until sale terms are complied with. Auds. Hoshaw Bros. Clerk, Florence Hoshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoshaw Bros
Florence Hoshaw
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Sandy
Lake Freeman
Oakdale Dam
Earl Bryan
William Wortman
Fred Short
Sandy Beach
Dana Hoch
Lakes
Dr. Ketchum
Hedrich and Hoch
Ketchum
Rogsville
Floyd E. Leonard
Crown Laundry of
Earl Gingrich
Norwald
Rhynearson
Anderson
Board OF Education
Mittee
Earl Stewart
Russell Flora
Margaret Afflis
Johnson
Farm Bureau
Garden Party of Women’s Club
Greyhounds
Merchants
MACY
Ver
Chase Cubs
Standard Oil
Atlas Tires
R. G. Bradshaw
Uinoiana
Denver and Merchants
Logan
Frank Kictler
Jean Hamling
C. E. Stewart
Trustee’s Co
Albert Koontz
H. A. Ward
Beard
Et Sommers
Madison Township
Wes
Welcome Inn Cafe
Maxwell House
East Main ST
Delphi, Ind
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