Speedway action at Lafayette and Kokomo fronts tense weekend
Swede Carpenter dominates multiple races at Lafayette and Kokomo speedways with wins in the Trophy Dash and A finals. Jack Johnson wins the Kokomo Sunday Class A Feature amid a string of crashes. Monday sees Carpenter take the 25 lap A Feature with Johnson second as other winners include Remsnyder Layton and Stockdale.
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Lafayette Speedway
Jack Johnson
Swede Carpenter
Johnny Remsnyder
Les Pruitt
Kip Young
Kenny Wines
Forrest Parker
Kenny Vines
Wild Bill Dill
Bob Stockdale
Rax May
Chuck Messiler
Ray Layton
Social rounds and weekend visits around Monticello
Miss Thyrza Henry Dickie Kestle guests in Burnettsville then visits Gary relatives. Numerous callers include the Lucas, Gunyon, Brady, Pencebaker, Stoner, Schock, Nace, Fry, Burke, Voorhees, Austin, and Weaver families. Local residents plus friends from South Bend to Attica gather for dinners and Sunday visits.
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Thyrza Henry Dickie Kestle
Shull
Burnettsville
Gary
Marion. Lucas
Ella. Hall
Monticello
Dallas Gunyon
Sitka
Sheridan
Harmon
Hunter
Bloomington
Alonzo Brady
Gertrude Murphy
Richard Shafer
South Bend
Frank Pencebaker
Ponce’s Place
John Stoner
Attica
Emma Schock
Dallas Reed Severn
Anderson
Esther Austin
Nace
Jay
John Burke
Thomas O'Farrell
Roy Cowan
Charles Cowan
Huntington
Dewey Reynolds
Earl Reynolds
Laporte
Lawrence Fry
Milton Fry
Headlee
Basil Kestle
Consolidated Bank Assets and Holdings Report
Details show assets including cash balances with other banks and reserve balances, U S Government obligations direct and guaranteed, other bonds and notes, corporate stocks including six thousand dollars stock of the Federal Reserve Bank, loans and discounts, bank premises owned four thousand eight hundred ninety seven dollars and forty seven cents, furniture and fixtures four thousand nine hundred seven dollars and seventy eight cents. Total assets nine million four hundred eighty thousand three hundred five dollars and ninety eight cents and two million eight hundred fifty two thousand three hundred fourteen dollars and eighty two cents.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Families share travels and visits around West Delphi
Mrs Alice James and her children Patty and Peggy Lenet left Tuesday for San Francisco after a three week visit with relatives and friends. Miss Camilla Cunningham of Kokomo stayed with her mother and nieces Patty and Peggy Lenet. Fred Bose and Miss Phyllis Fife spent last week in Pontiac Illinois. The Bose family plus Bettie Fife drove to Pontiac and back Sunday. Billy and Jerry James returned Sunday from a visit with sister Mrs Marybelle Burns in Lafayette. The James family attended the Stinebaugh reunion at Delphi City Park. Mr and Mrs James Gunn and Mr and Mrs Everett Robison of Marion visited the Downhams. Delbert Cox of Francesville visited with her parents Charles and Alice James.
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Alice James
Patty
Peggy Lenet
San Francisco
Camilla Cunningham
Kokomo
Fred Bose
Phyllis Fife
Pontiac
Illinois
Emerlin Bose
Fred. Bose
Bettie Fife
Billy and
Jerry
James
Marybelle Burns
Lafayette
Stinebaugh
Delphi City Park
James Gunn
Everett Robison
Marion
Jap Downham
Delbert Cox
Francesville
Charles James
Mrs Eva Montgomery Visits Delphi Friend
Mrs Eva Montgomery of Rockfield is visiting Mrs Josephine Mears of Delphi.
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Eva Montgomery
Rockfield
Josephine Mears
Delphi
Mother of Local Man Dies at Reynolds
Mrs. G. W. Brehmer of Delphi died Thursday evening after being called to Reynolds for her critically ill son’s mother. Funeral services were held Saturday at Walcott with the Brehmer family attending. Henry Family Reunion Set for July 18 in Monticello City Park. Public sale notice for Downey property in Delphi on July 20 with Conrad Dawson as administrator and Booth and Coble as auctioneers.
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Reynolds
G. W. Brehmer
Delphi
Henny
Henry
City Park
Monticello
Downey
Conrad Dawson
Admr
Booth and Coble
Aucts
Christian Church Announces Pastor Jenkins Sermon Times
Howard G. Jenkins pastor at Christian Church invites parishioners to Bible School at 9 30 worship and communion at 10 30 and evening worship with Bible study at 7 30 He attends the Indiana Christian Ministers Ass n retreat near Indianapolis next Tuesday and urges visitors to join him this Lord s Day
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Indiana Christian Ministers Ass’n
Bethany Camp
Indianapolis
Delphi Baptist Church Invites You To Attend
William E. Rix, pastor, invites readers to join Delphi Baptist Church as their home. Sunday School at 9 45, worship at 10 45 with sermon An Unfailing Promise for Discouraged People. At 7 30 Rev Clyde Rothrick the blind evangelist will share his life story with Major the lead dog.
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Clyde Rothrick
Milburn Sharp wedding announced in Logansport Flora
Martha Lou Milburn and Kenneth D. Sharp were married June 19 in Flora by Rev. Jack Arnold. The Logansport couple will reside in Logansport route 2 after a wedding trip. The bride wore aqua street-length dress with pearls and pink rose bud corsage. The groom farms and helped Flora’s livestock judging team win the 1947 national contest in Chicago. Both are active in 4 H and Young People groups.
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Milburn- Sharp
Ray Milburn
Logansport
Route 2
Martha Lou
Kenneth D. Sharp
Dale Sharp
Flora
Jack Arnold
Flora Baptist Church
Sharp
H. W. Gossard Company
Chicago
Million and Kummer unite in Oak Grove ceremony
W G and Celia Waldsmith Million of Monticello joined in marriage with Winn Kummer of Chicago at the Oak Grove church on Saturday June 26 at 2 pm Rev Robert Ross of Monticello conducted the ceremony Refreshments followed in the church basement After a Smoky Mountains trip they will reside in Indianapolis Recent visitors to the G W Brehmer home included Esther Brehmer of Suttons Bay Michigan and Mr and Mrs Harry Brehmer of Indianapolis
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W. G
Celia (Waldsmith) Million
Monticello
Oak Grove
Indianapolis
Winn Kummer
Chicago
Robert Ross
Smoky Mountains
G. W. Brehmer
Esther Brehmer
Suttons Bay
Michigan
Harry Brehmer
Indiana State Fair opens with two new buildings
Two new structures are ready for visitors September 3 to 10. The swine barn, costing 389817 dollars, is called the finest in the world and includes a basement for offices and 1400 pens with modern sleeping quarters for exhibitors. The Radio Center costs 243375 dollars with a first floor paddock for harness horse entries and 12 radio studios on the second floor.
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Patton
Jefferson Two Home Economics Club
Ruth McClintic
John Stone
B. F. Voorhees
Robert Burke
Oak Grove Missionary Society
Homer Price
Kenneth Austin
George Grant
Orville Schock
Ben Riggle
Hickory Grove
Eugene Weaver
Carl Metz
Frank Roth
Everett Roth
Richard Roth
Madisonville
Don Roth
Thyrza Henry
IVY House
Monticello, Indiana
Rodkey Studio
Main Street
Indiana
Cripe Motors
S. Market
Ind
Flora Motor Sales
Union Bank & Trust Company
Idiana
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
Department of Financial Institutions
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John F. Klepinger
Clarence D. McKinley, Lee L. Persise
State of
Carroll
Charles M. Flora
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
West Delphi
W. G. Million
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Don Shanks
Mary Alice My
Cutler
Camden
Mary Alice Long
Carroll County Farm Bureau Coop
Delphi Baptist Church
William E. Rix
LOY Roofing Co., Inc
Delphi, Ind
Kummer
Helen Million
Flora Theatre
Strait Ital
Allo
H'Ance
Firestone
U. FT
Duralux
Bassett & Talbert
Firestone Dealers
West Main St