Carroll County Club Hosts Democratic Township Home Economics Meet
The Clay Township Home Economics Club hosted a July 13 afternoon at Pyrmont school house with members from Democrat township Colburn and Lafayette. Activities included talks by local club leaders, patriotic songs and plays, a Mending the Flag reading, and a dish of China Tea performance, followed by refreshments and a closing song. The Camden Society of the Lutheran church held a separate meeting at Monticello with a devotionals and a 5 o'clock picnic supper for fifteen guests.
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Glen Stair
Carroll County Home Economics Clubs
Sibbitt
Democrat Township
Boyd
Colburn
America
Mabel Fossnock
Evelyn
Josie Gard
Quartette
Dora Fossnock
Ruth Metzger
Ruth Strong
Alice Redenbacher
Mary Rose
Faye Bolinger
Dorotha
Elsie Wagoner
George Washington
Thelma Heffley
Dorotha Wagoner
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
Camden Lutheran Church
Andy Rieken
Monticello
Rockfield Home Brconontics Club July Meeting
Members of the Rockfield Home Brconontics club held their July meet in the basement of the Presbyterian church. Burrows club guests included Mrs Grace Benner and others. Grace Benner spoke on The New Woman. Sarah and Mary Martin sang a duet.
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Hazel Been
Lewis Gardner
Francis
William Mullin
Helen West
Wilson Bush
Walter Martin
William Heckard
Mabel Snoeberger
Mary Lou Lewis
Raymond Penn
Deer Creek Home Economics Club Holds Annual Picnic
The Deer Creek Township Home Economics club held its annual picnic at Delphi Park with thirty five in attendance. A noon picnic dinner was organized by Mrs. Cloyd Kerlin, Mrs. W. L. Cowdin, Mrs. Edna Menaugh and Mrs. Mabel Miller. Contests and bingo provided entertainment. An invitation from Madison Township Home Economics club to a lawn party on August 3 at Mrs. John McCouch’s home was accepted.
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Deer Creek Township
Home Economics Club
Delphi Park
Cloyd Kerlin
W. L. Cowdin
Edna Menaugh
Mabel Miller
Madison Township
John McCouch
Lane Family Reunion Held at Delphi City Park
The Lane family reunion took place Sunday at Delphi city park with fifty three attendees. The program featured songs and readings by the children. John Redding was elected president for next year with Dr. W H Lane as vice president and Mrs.
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Lane
Delphi City Park
John Redding
W. H. Lane
Hill Club elects officers in annual vote
In the annual Hill Club election Wade Farr was chosen president with Leo Craig and Mrs Ed Lines as vice presidents Ruth Robbins as secretary Harold Thayer as treasurer Vernabelle B Lewis as floral committee chair Mrs W W Gochenour as historian and Lillian Blythe as alternate.
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Hill Club
Wade Farr
Leo Craig
Ed Lines
Ruth Robbins
Harold Thayer
Vernabelle B. Lewis
Lillian Blythe
Camden 4-H Hustlers Meet at Community Hall
The Camden 4-H Hustlers gather July 27 at the Community Hall in Camden with hostesses Margaret Teel Elsie Teel Alice Teel Marjorie Shonk and Lorene Shonk.
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Camden
4-H Hustlers
Margaret
Elsie
Alice Teel
Marjorie
Lorene Shonk
Oak Grove Ladies Aid Meeting This Thursday
The Oak Grove Ladies Aid will meet in the church basement this Thursday afternoon with Sylvia Price, Jennie Magee and Nettie Girard as hostesses.
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Oak Grove Ladies Aid
Sylvia Price
Jennie Magee
Nettie Girard
After Hours Club Party at Ideal Beach
Members of the After Hours Club attended a Tuesday evening party at Ideal Beach. The event featured socialization and informal dancing among attendees.
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Ideal Beach
Junto Club Dinner Set for Lake Freeman Venue
The July dinner meeting of the Junto Club will be held next Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the Sportsmen Club Hotel on Lake Freeman.
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Junto Club
Sportsmen Club
Lake Freeman
Burrows 4H Club Plans Picnic at French Post Park
The Burrows 4 H club will hold a picnic Friday at French Post Park.
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Burrows
Burrows 4
French Post Park
After Hours Club Dines at Ideal Beach
After Hours club enjoyed dinner at Ideal Beach Tuesday evening with patrons and staff sharing a casual seaside gathering. The report notes a relaxed atmosphere and no incidents cited during the outing.
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Ideal Beach
Mail Trains Change Times On Monon Line At Delphi
Burr Balser postmaster sets new mail deadlines for Monon line trains. Afternoon northbound mail must be in by 1 15. Southbound after noon mail by 2 15. Evening northbound by 6 and southbound by 7.
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Monon Rail Road
Delphi
Burr Balser
Obituary: Mike Coomey of Delphi Passes at 74
Mike Coomey aged seventy four died Wednesday noon at the County Home. A familiar Delphi figure, he was quiet and kindly and esteemed by all who knew him. The body was taken to Blythe Funeral Home and services set for Friday at 2 p.m. Surviving are two sisters and a brother James N. Coomey Delphi Mrs Dennis O Farrell Jefferson township and Mrs Joseph Kurzweil Delphi. Interment will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Coomey
Coomey
Delphi
Blythe Funeral
James N. Coomey
Dennis O’farrell
Jefferson Township
Joseph Kurzweil
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Politicians clash over secretary of state dismissals and campaign moves
Jap Jones and another investigator were dismissed from the Hartinsville office of the Secretary of State amid claims of a deal with Mayr and McNutt forces. The secretary denies any agreement and cites economy. Meanwhile John H. McCooey backs the Roosevelt Garner ticket and Garner awaits a formal acceptance letter after his return to Uvalde Texas.
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Jap Jones
Hartinsville
Secretary of State
Mayr
McNutt
John H. McCooey
Kings County
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Law School Battery Recalled as Rival Gubernatorial Tie Hopes
Thirty years after playing together at Indiana Law School, Raymond Springer of Connersville and Omer S. Jackson of Greenfield, once the catcher and pitcher for the Law School baseball team, now run against each other as Springer seeks the governorship and Jackson trails as Eleventh district Democratic chairman. A framed photograph of the old team hangs in the Jackson & Hinchman firm, underscoring their enduring friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Law School
Raymond Springer
Connersville
Omer S. Jackson
Greenfield
Law School
Jackson
Springer
Jackson & Hinchman Law Office
Wood to Visit Lafayette for Extended Stay in Bid for Seat
Will R. Wood plans a brief Lafayette visit then a longer stay as he campaigns for Congress in the Tenth district. He hopes to hold a Newcastle rally July 28 with a basket supper and state candidates, followed by a district meeting in Muncie on Labor Day with a national speaker.
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Newcastle
Muncie
Hull Itskin Civil War veteran dies at State Soldiers Home
Hull Itskin aged 84 a Civil War veteran well known in the county died Monday morning at 10 45 o clock at the State Soldiers home He was born in Norway Indiana July 12 1848 the son of Christopher and Ruth Itskin He served three years in Company G Sixteenth Indiana Infantry during the Civil War.
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Hull Itskin
State Soldiers Home
Christopher
Ruth Itskin
Norway
Ind
Sixteenth
Indiana Infantry
William Pence Dies at 79 at County Farm
William Pence 79 died at the county farm shortly before noon Saturday. His body was taken to Blythe funeral home in Delphi. He leaves a sister and a nephew.
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William Pence
Blythe
Delphi
Typographic Card Prices and Civil Complaints
A transcription notes card pricing and a citizen’s deletion notice. The listing mentions 100 typographic cards at $1.35, a 00 panelled card at $1.55, and a request to delete a citizen from records.
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Deleta
Chevrolet Shows Sales Rise Across June
Detroit July 21 Chevrolets dealers reported 43 397 new cars and trucks sold in June. W S Knudsen president and general manager said the figure topped domestic production by about 10 000 and stayed within ten percent of May sales. He noted ten day periods showing tax effects with 12 486, 18 544, and 12 367 units sold.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet
W. S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Delphi Golf Team Defeated by Logansport
The Delphi Country Club lost at Logansport Golf Links on Sunday. Bowen led Delphi with a 72, two over par, followed by Dick Elliott 76 Herman Wallace 77 and Frank Young 79.
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Delphi
Logansport
Logansport Golf Links
Bowen
Dick Elliott
Herman Wallace
Frank Young
Death of Mathew Timmberman in county hospital
Mathew Timmberman aged 80 of Bur rows died Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the county farm hospital. The Blythe funeral home will handle arrangements. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Clara Shyman of Chicago and Mrs. Ella Bailey of Indianapolis. The funeral was conducted at Rock Creek church Sunday at 2 p.m. and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
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Mathew Timmberman
Burrows
County Farm Hospital
Blythe Funeral Home
Clara Shyman
Chicago
Ella Bailey
Indianapolis
Rock Creek
Bringhurst Greyhounds Dominate QOnward New Waverly 30–1
The Greyhounds routed the newly formed QOnward New Waverly squad 30 to 1 at home. Bringhurst tallied 29 hits including six home runs and four triples. They travel to Camden next Sunday.
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Bringhurst
Qonward-New Waverly
Greyhounds
Camden
State Police Target Highway Hazards From Wrecked Trucks
Indiana state police, joined by Secretary Frank Mayr Jr and Chief Grover Garrett, launch a campaign with the Motor Carriers Association and Indiana Motor Traffic Association to remove wrecked trucks from the pavement quickly. They urge wrecker calls when needed, warning lights, flares, guards, proper signaling, and adherence to lights and staying on the correct side on curves to reduce fatal highway accidents.
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Indiana
Frank Mayr, Jr
Grover’ C. Garrglt
Motor Carriers Association of Indiana
J. H. Gregg
Ira A. Brown
Indiana Motor Traffic Association
Sam C. Hadden
Brown
Motor Carriers Association
Garrett
Road Truckers Urged to Embrace New Law Provisions
Mr. Hadden urged truck operators to learn and abide by the new truck law and cooperate with state police in weighing and measuring vehicles. He called for going beyond the law by assisting motorists in wrecks and fully cooperating with authorities in enforcing highway laws.
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Hadden
Otto C Sterling dies at 75 after illness at Camden farm
Otto C Sterling 75 died at his Camden farm home after months of illness. He belonged to Mt. Zion Lodge A F and A M and K of P No 352 Camden. He is survived by wife, a sister Mrs Frank Stansell of South Bend, and one brother Sidney Sterling. Funeral 3 PM Saturday from his home conducted by Rev Bender. Burial in Camden cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs Frank Stansell and daughter Mrs Elizabeth Patton and son Franklin Stansell of South Bend. Ernest Lybrook 53 died last Friday in Burnettsville. son of David Lybrook of Delphi. Survived by widow, father, three brothers Lee of Logansport, William and Frank of Delphi, and three sisters Mrs Gene Beck Burlington, Mrs Mary Estey Indianapolis, Mrs Lynn Brookbank Delphi. Funeral services held Sunday with burial in Davis cemetery.
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Otto C. Sterling
Mt. Zion Lodge
K. of P
Camden
Frank Stansell
South Bend
Sidney Sterling
Bender
Camden Cemetery
Elizabeth Patton
Franklin Stansell
Ernest Lybrook
Burnettsville
David Lybrook
Delphi
Lee
Logansport
William
Frank
Gene Beck
Burlington
Mary Estey
Indianapolis
Lynn Brookbank
Davis Cemetery
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Carroll County Club and Society News
Willard. C. Redding
Nelson Giles
Wilbur Lane
Paul Hanna
Helen Lane
Camden Society
Rockfield H. E. Club
Deer Creek
H. E. Club
Lane Reunion
Hill Club Officers
Ladies Aid
After Hours
W.a.carlson
United States
John N. Garner
Uvalde
Tex
Alben W. Barkley
Garner
Washington
Democratic National Committee
R. Wood
Lafayette
Tippeacone County
Wood
McCormick
International Harvester Co
L. M. Pletcher
McCoy
E. Main
Sunset Park
H. B. Wilson
Walter Clawson
W. North St
Francis Wilson
E. Monroe St
C. F. Ebershoff
Main St
Chas. W. Hargraves
Yeoman
Rossville
Mulberry
BABY
Jones Hatchery
Lafayette, Indiana
Gordon
Mcgreevy Lot
Priges
Starly
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