Make Merry Reunion of Delphi Methodist Class
The Make Merry class of the Delphi Methodist church plans a reunion on Sunday August 5 at Columbian park in Lafayette following morning worship. Families and former members are invited. Committee chairs include Forest Orr Robert Gamble Walter Clawson George Hall Jesse Retherford and Sam Dyer. A noon picnic dinner will be provided. Mrs N J Howe hosted a porch tea with several honor guests yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Methodist Church
Columbian Park
Lafayette
Forest Orr
Robert Gamble
Walter Clawson
Birthday and church picnic noted in Delphi
Mrs. E. E. Kirkpatrick hosted a 6:30 dinner last Friday for her daughter Meredith Gene 14th birthday. Guests included Marybelle Adams Maribelle Weckerly Virginia Pletcher Winifred Dyer Betty Lee Wilkinson Lucille Nelson Betty Harrison Shirley Julien and Mary L Bilen Kirkpatrick. Betty Lee Wilkinson won a prize in a dancing game. Each guest received a colored handkerchief as a keepsake. The Delphi Presbyterian church Elbaicos class held a picnic Wednesday evening at the Delphi city park with committee head Mrs. Monroe Kirkpatrick coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Meredith Gene
Marybelle Adams
Maribelle Weckerly
Virginia Pletcher
Winifred Dyer
Betty Lee Wilkinson
Lucille Nelson
Betty Harrison
Shirley Julien
Mary Lbilen Kirkpatrick
Elbaicos
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Delphi City Park
Monroe Kirkpatrick
Women of Tippecanoe H. E. Club Meet at Pittsburg School
The Tippecanoe township H. E. club met Tuesday at Pittsburg school to remove old varnish from kitchen furnishings. Plans were made for an ice cream social on August 6 at Mrs. James Riley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Township
H. E. Club
Pittsburg
James Riley
Delphi Social Events Signal Summer Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hildebrand of East Orange New Jersey visit relatives near Delphi with a family dinner at L Hildebrands. A cooperative dinner honors Mrs Ethel O dell Haynes of Chicago at Mrs Kate Trawins south of Delphi. Igo Ugo club plans picnic and bridge at Mrs Paul Dickinsons Lafayette. Tri Kappas meet at Mrs Robin Roachs home and Tri club south of Delphi schedules annual city park picnic on Sunday July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hildebrand
East Orange
N. J
Delphi
L. Hildebrand
Kate Trawin
South of Delphi
Ethel O’dell Haynes
Chicago
B. Haynes
Fred Denbeck
Frank Houser
Igo-Ugo Club
Paul Dickinson
Lafayette
Robin Roach
John Hamling, Jr
Tri Club of
Delphi City Park
Premiers Hold Meeting at St John’s Lutheran Church
The next meeting of the Premiers will take place Monday evening July 30 at St John’s Lutheran church in Clay township.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Clay Township
Cleaver Family Reunion Planned at Delphi City Park
The Cleaver family reunion is scheduled for August 12 at Delphi city park. Family members are invited to gather for a day of activities and shared memories.
O. E. S. Rose Chapter to Initiate Irene Shaffer Monday
O. E. S. Rose Chapter No. 36 will hold a regular session on Monday night August 6. Miss Irene Shaffer will be initiated during the meeting.
Flora Auxiliary Hostess Plans at Mrs Turner Home
Mrs Joe Turner of near Burlington will entertain the Flora American Legion Auxiliary at her home on Wednesday evening August 8. Miss Lucile Haynes Lillian Haynes Josephine McDowell Fern Ferling and Mrs Ruth Howell enjoyed a Friday picnic at Ideal Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Turner
Burlington
Flora American Legion Auxiliary
Lucile Haynes
Lillian Haynes
Josephine McDowell
Fern Ferling
Ruth Howell
Ideal Beach
Hoaglands Celebrate 60th Anniversary At Idaville Home
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hoagland of Idaville marked six decades of marriage with a gathering of relatives and friends at their home. A daughter Mrs. Perry Haines of Peru baked the wedding cake.
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Dennis Hoagland
Idaville
Perry Haines
Peru
Miss Emma Lear Dies in Monticello at O'Connor Building
Miss Emma Lear of Monticello dies at noon Monday in her rooms at the O'Connor building. The obituary notes her residence and passing time.
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Emma Lear
Monticello
O'Connor Building
Purdue to Employ 443 Students Under New Federal Aid
Federal Emergency Relief Administration funds allow Purdue University to hire 443 students for the upcoming academic year. Of these, 75 are women. Each student may earn up to 30 cents per hour for up to 30 hours per week, as announced by Purdue President E. Do. Elliott.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Purdue U
E. Do. Elliott
Bread price rise shocks Rossville townsfolk
Rossville residents reacted last weekend to a bread price increase to 15 cents for a two pound loaf. The three cent hike prompted several out of town bakeries to begin selling their products locally.
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Rossville
Deaths and Illness Report From Indiana Localities
Frank Thewlies aged 55 of near Monon died at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette on Sunday evening. Lloyd Duff suffers an acute attack of appendicitis at his home south of Delphi.
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Frank Thewlies
Monon
Lafayette
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lloyd Duff
Delphi
Period for Filing Returns Extended to August 31
The deadline to file Form 707 capital stock tax returns for the period ended June 30, 1934, has been extended from July 31 to August 31, 1934. Tax must accompany the return and be in the office by that date. Blank forms are not yet received but will be released to taxpayers on record as soon as available.
Hoosier fishermen asked to send fish scales for study
Indiana conservation officials urge anglers to mail scales from their catches along with fish size weight and location. Commissioner Virgil M Simmons says data helps study food conditions in lakes and streams. Envelopes and data space are available through conservation clubs or the department.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Conservation
Indiana Lakes
Virgil M. Simmons
Conservation Club
Fishing Condition Reports From State Division
Fishermen planning trips can obtain up to date lake and stream condition reports from the Division of Fish and Game. Regular weekly reports from game wardens cover muddiness clarity water levels and fishing quality across the state and are available every Friday to any interested reader.
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Division of Fish and Game
Department of Conservation
Highway Commission to Open Bids Tuesday
Bids on highway construction in 16 counties with an estimated cost near 750000 are to be opened by the State Highway Commission on Tuesday July 31. This marks the third July bid opening for projects to be completed in 1934. Counties listed include Tippecanoe Ver million Johnson Madison Grant La Porte St Joseph Wayne Randolph Starke Morgan Brown Hendricks. all projects financed with state funds.
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State Highway Commission
Tippecanoe
Vermillion
Johnson
Madison
Grant
LaPorte
St. Joseph
Wayne
Randolp H
Starke
Morgan, Brown and
Many Indiana Barbers Lose Licenses Over Noncompliance
A report by Frank McKamey shows 73 barber licenses suspended and revoked for failing to meet Indiana Barber Law provisions. The five month review notes hearings on law infrared and sanitary infractions, reflecting board actions. A Brooklyn baker tested radio short wave heat for crustless bread. US coinage mints are in Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco. The Alaska coast near Disenchantment Bay rose 47 feet in the 1899 earthquake.
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Indiana
Frank McKamey
Board of Barber Examiners
Brooklyn
Alaskan
Must Not Fail Says Smith of Delphi Church
The Delphi Methodist Church history piece honors donors like Dr. James P. Blanchard and Mitchell M. Murphy, noting endowment gifts, long service, and a 108 year legacy. The author urges continued faith and financial resolve, citing past rallies to recover from crises and vowing, We cannot we must not fail.
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Smith
Delphi
Ninety Nine Pass Probation Officer Exam
Ninety nine of one hundred fifty one applicants passed the state examination for probation officer qualifications. They are now qualified to carry on probation work in their communities. Dr Francis D McCabe director of the State Probation Commission announced the results. It was the first statewide exam for selection of qualified probation workers conducted by McCabe and commission members.
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Israel
Francis D. McCabe
State Probation Commission
McCabe
Rockfield Bank liquidation report filed in Indiana Court
The Department of Financial Institutions of Indiana has filed its first current liquidation report for The Rockfield Bank in Carroll Circuit Court. The report covers possession through May 24, 1934 and is set for hearing September 10, 1934. Creditors and shareholders may file written objections before the hearing. Floyd J. Julien, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield Bank
Indiana
Carroll Circuit
Rockfield
Dept. ‘of Financial Institutions
State of Indiana
Floyd J. Julien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll County Club and Society News
George Hall
Jesse Retherford
Sam Dyer
N. J. Howe
South Delphi
Albert C. Clauser
Harry Arnold
Mary Cochrane
James A. Shirk
Frank Cochrane
William H. Bradshaw
Cochrane
Shirk
Gray’s Hatcheries
Roseville
Mulberry
Eas
Lansing
General Motors
Dealer Advertiser
Tippecanoe H. E. Club
Igo-Ugo
Tri Kappa
Cleaver Reunion
Cleaver
O. E.S
Purdue
Franken Simon
New York
State House News
Highway Commission
Typewriter
Remington
United States
Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Church of
William C. Smith
James P. Blanchard
Court House
Front
Washington Streets
Margaret A. Barnes
New City
Barnes
Mitchell M. Murphy
Clara
Murphy
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Charles Dock
Alice Pollard Brewer
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