Delphi Woman's club hears state federation leaders
Mrs. H Y Mullin retiring president of Carroll county federation of clubs spoke on the recent state convention at a Delphi club meeting. Mrs. W D Beck incoming president outlined the coming year program. Mary Louise Reppert performed two piano pieces while Echo MaHanna and Barbara Thayer read. Mrs. Robert VanNatta spoke on Australian homelife and idioms. Madison E Club postpones June meeting to June 16 at Mrs. Glen Fisher's home with Mrs. Rova Fisher Hilda Wagner and Esther Clawson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Y. Mullin
Carroll County Federation of Clubs
Delphi Woman's Club
Federated Clubs
W. D. Beck
County Federation
Mary Louise Reppert
Lafayette
Echo MaHanna
Barbara Thayer
Robert VanNatta
D A R Members Fete at Fisher Boy Farms Hear Carrollton History
Charles Carroll chapter D A R members enjoyed a gathering at Fisher Boy Farms hosted by Mrs Bar Fouts. Assistant hostesses included Mrs A J Wickard and Mrs Fred McCain. Mrs Julia Irelan read resolutions adopted at the Cincinnati congress. Mrs Charles McCloskey spoke on historic Carrollton homes built before 1860. Early homes cited include Martin Wagoner 1832 and George Fouts 1831, plus Oscar Campbell, Everett Harrison and the 1850 McCain home. Guests included Mrs Fred Hood Burlington Mrs James DeLong Mrs Josephine Mears and Mrs Alma Pierce. Officers elected: regent Mrs Joseph DeLong vice regent Mrs W L Cowdin treasurer Miss Anna Hardy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Oscar Campbell
Everett Harrison
McCain
Deer Creek club to meet at Delphi library Thursday
Members of the Deer Creek home economics club will meet on Thursday afternoon June 10 at 1 30 at the Delphi public library. Hostesses will be Lillie Sheets Onie Hamburger Laura Parks and Elizabeth Radcliffe. Members will answer roll call with a tribute to the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics Club
Delphi ‘Public Library
Lillie Sheets
Onie Hambur
Delphi Rotary Meeting Highlights Guest Speaker
The Delphi Rotary Club met Tuesday noon with Will Cowdin presiding. Lieut. Raymond Todd, son of Mr and Mrs George Todd of Delphi, spoke about the Ft Benning Georgia training program. Carl McFarland, formerly of Delphi, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Rain or Shine Sunday School Party Planned
The Rain or Shine Sunday school party will be hosted Tuesday evening at Mrs. Ida Ginrich Plank’s North Washington street home. Assistants include Mary Hufford Ruby Menaugh Lillie Sheets and Hilda Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ginrich Plank
Washington Street
Mary Hufford
Ruby Menaugh
Lillie Sheets
Hilda Holmes
Property transfers in Madison and Rossville townships
Mr and Mrs Brent Cripe purchased the Emma Balser heirs property in Madison township. Mrs Stella Shaffer, near Cutler, bought the William Replogle house now occupied by Mr and Mrs Elmer Clark in Rossville and plans to move there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Cripe
Emma Balser
Madison Township
Stella Shaffer
Near
Cutler
William Replogle
Elmer Clark
Rossville
Shaffer
Mrs Boyd Martin Reunited After Norfolk Visit
Mrs Boyd Martin returns home after a three weeks visit with her sister Mrs Scott Sowers Lieut Sowers and infant son at Norfolk Virginia Her mother Mrs Walter Gochenour has cared for her granddaughter Barbara Martin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Martin
Scott Sowers
Sowers
Norfolk, Va
Mar
Tin
Walter Gochenour
Barbara Martin
Visit To Adah Smith By Orem Family A High Country Note
Mr and Mrs Earl Orem of Koko mo and daughter Mrs Russell Nolan and son Billy of Washington D C visited Adah Smith Sunday in a friendly hometown social noting family ties and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Orem
Kokomo
Russell Nolan
Billy
Washington D. C
Miss Mary Askew Returns Home After Delphi Visit
Miss Mary Askew of Chicago changes from Delphi residence after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Askew of Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Askew
Chicago
Mrs. F. D. Askew
Delphi
Delphian Georgann Schilling Visits Chicago Friends
Miss Georgann Schilling daughter of Mrs Julia Schilling of Delphi left Monday for a week in Chicago to visit friends. She will return to Kansas City Missouri where she works for Swift and Company as a head dietician. Abner Bowen was in Missouri during the past week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgann Schilling
Julia Schilling
Delphi
Chicago
Kansas City
Swift and Company
Randolph Divorce Granted. Betty Randolph Receives Custody
In Carroll circuit court Betty Gene Randolph of Flora was granted a divorce from Ray mond L. Randolph on Friday and custody of their two minor children. Also Fraser M. Maxwell filed for divorce from Thelma E. Maxwell in the same court alleging marriage on August 24, 1937 and separation May 27, 1943. They are parents of Fraser William aged five and Marilyn Jean eight months. Maxwell seeks custody and Julien Kerlin represents him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit
Betty Gene Randolph
Flora
Raymond L. Randolph
Fraser M. Maxwell
Thelma E. Maxwell
Carroll
Fraser William
Marilyn Jean
Julien & Kerlin
McCormick family attends Cynthia Miller marriage in Ranhville
Mr and Mrs Tim McCormick and Mr and Mrs Watson C McCormick with relatives Tom and Bill McCormick travel to Ranhville Thursday afternoon for the wedding of Cynthia Ellen Miller to Miles Marshall, the couple’s granddaughter and her fiancé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McCormick
Watson C. McCormick
Tom McCormick
Bill McCormick
Ranhville
Cynthia Ellen Miller
Miles Marshall
Mrs Gail Tracht Kernodle Visits Delphi Relative
Mrs Gail Tracht Kernodle of De Kalb is visiting her mother Mrs Laura Tracht of Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Tracht Kernodle
de Kalb, M
Laura Tracht
Delphi
Chicago youth visits mother during weekend stay
Logan Arnold of Chicago spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Harry Arnold. Mrs. Mable Crowl of Hammond has arrived here to spend the summer in her apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Arnold
Chicago
Mrs
Harry Arnold
Mable Crowl
Hammond
Delphi Bridge Tea Planned By Club Women
The Delphi country club hosts a Thursday afternoon bridge tea at the club house. Hostess committee members include Mrs. Herman Theophile, Mrs. Jack Bloyd, and Mrs. William Schooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Country Club
Jack Bloyd
William Schooler
Weekend visits and medical assists across Delphi and surrounding towns
Mrs John Crone of Delphi returned to Gary with her sister Mrs Ethel Saffron and daughter Phyllis. Saffron family spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Smith. Indiana University Medical Center student Joseph McKinley visited his parents in Delphi. Divorce suit filed in Carroll circuit court by William Wirtz against Mabel E Birley Wirtz. Carroll circuit court case to Doris H Wilson formerly Doris Hollowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crone
Delphi
Gary
Ethel Saffron
Phyllis
Saffron
Wekend
George Smith
Joseph McKinley
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Clarence McKinley
William Wirtz
Mabel E. Birley Wirtz
Carroll
Bishop
Lane
Flora
Doris Peterson
Mrs
Laurence Peterson
Attica
Orrs Drug Store Promotes Insecticides And Film Development
Reports note films developed at Orrs Drug Store in Delphi. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Melvin Hemmig of Hammond and Mrs Kenneth Bowman and daughter Patricia of Lafayette. Also mentions Mrs Freeman Switzer, Mrs Nora Hemmig, and other local families. Howard Bradshaw returned home from the Home Hospital Lafayette after major surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hemmig
Hammond
Kenneth Bowman
Patricia
Lafayette
Nora Hemmig
Howard Bradshaw
Local Patrons Urged to Use New Postal Plan for Speedy Mail
A new plan adds a branch post office number to city addresses to speed mail in large cities. The number identifies the delivery branch and speeds handling by new clerks. Mail without the number will still be delivered but not with the faster service. Local residents will receive corrected addresses from firms and should record them for future correspondence.
Missionary Rally Set at Flora Delphi Church
A county missionary rally for Carroll and White counties will be held at the Delphi Christian church on Thursday June 10 starting at 10 a m. Mrs W C Aschanhart of Flora is district secretary and Mrs C O Nease of Indianapolis general secretary of the Indiana Womens Christian Missionary Society will be the principal speaker. Throw Your Scrap Into The FIGHT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
White Counties
Delphi Christian Church
W. C. Aschanhart
Flora
C. O. Nease
Indianapolis
Indiana Woman’s Christian Missionary Society
Mrs Esther Hay Dies In Hospital
Esther Hay 41 of Flora died at Cass County Hospital Logansport at 10 p.m. Friday after illness. She was born July 30 1902 daughter of the late Frank and Josephine Cunningham and married to Paul Hay. Survived by four daughters, a brother and two sisters. Funeral at Flora Brethren Church Monday at 2 with burial in Maple Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hay
Flora
Cass County Hospital
Logansport
Hay
Frank
Josephine Conrad Cunningham
William Eckerle
Paul Hay
Dorothy Jean
Elizabeth Ann
Lois Katherine
Nancy Lee
Robert Snoeberger
Camden
Gladys Hoff
Lee Eckerie
Flora Church of the Brethren
Ray Zook
Lewis Bean
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Local residents admitted and discharged at Cass County Hospital
Kenneth P. Arnold of Idaville was admitted Monday to the Cass county hospital in Logansport. Mrs Una Mockerman of Cutler was dismissed Monday. Miss Arlene Plank of Delphi was dismissed Monday. John Tolle of Camden was admitted Tuesday to the Cass county hospital in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth P. Arnold
Idaville
Cass County Hospital
Logansport
Una Mockerman
Cutler
Cass County
Hos
Arlene Plank
Delphi
John Tolle
Camden
Miss Bowman Recovers at Parents Home After Illness
Miss Roberta Bowman improves from a recent illness at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Clarence Bowman. She recently graduated from the Home Hospital School of Nursing Lafayette and did special work in an Indianapolis hospital. At graduation she received Tri Kappa sorority surgical kit for top scholastic record in three years of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Bowman
Clarence Bowman
Bowman
Home Hospital School of Nursing
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Tri Kappa Sorority
Public Hearing Set on Alcohol Permit Flora Indiana
The Local Alcoholics Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 2:00 PM on June 24 1943 in the North Room Clerk's Office Court House Flora regarding an application by Otis C and Geraldine Hughes for a beverage permit at 9 11 West Main Street Flora Indiana for a restaurant. The hearing will examine the propriety of the permit request and will be open to the public. Signed by Secretary John F Noonan and Excise Administrator Bernard E Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Board
Carroll County
Indiana
Otis C
Geraldine Hughes
Main Street
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
Two Camden Purdue Students Honored
Two Purdue students from Camden were honored with university music group appointments. Margaret Hedderich was named coed executive and James Fouts assistant publicity director, by Albert Stewart head of the music department. Fouts also joined the men’s glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Camden
Margaret Hedderich
Frank Hedderich
Coed
James Fouts
Albert Stewart
Fouts
Pyrmont United Brethren Hosts Children’s Day Program
A special children’s day program will be held at Pyrmont United Brethren church on Sunday evening June 6 at 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrmont United Brethren Church
Notice of Administration for Albert A Rohrabaugh
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Oscar D Rohrabaugh administrator of the Albert A Rohrabaugh estate in Carroll County Indiana. May 27 1943. Obear & Attys for Admr. 16 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Albert A. Rohrabaugh
Obear
Attys
Admr
Letters of Administration Granted in Carroll Circuit Court
Albert A. Rohrabaugh's estate letters were issued to Oscar D. Rohrabaugh on Thursday in Carroll Circuit Court. He qualified with a $5000 bond. Attorneys for the administrator are Obear and Obear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Rohrabaugh
Oscar D. Rohrabaugh
Carroll Circuit Court
Obear
Americans in Manila Captives Reported by James R. Young
The article describes over 3000 captives of the Japanese in Manila living in crowded barracks with poor food and medicine, and inadequate sanitation. It notes their forced broadcasts of cheerful lies about their misery and promises readers a revealing account in The American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
James R. Young
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
Adv
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Club and Society News
Woman's Club
Natta
Gussie Crider
Edward Smock
Madison H. E. Club
Madison Township Home Economics Club
Glen Fisher
Rova Fisher
Hilda Wagner
Esther Clawson
Charles Carroll
Charles McCloskey
Carrollton Township
McClos
Key
Martin Wagoner
George Fouts
Eral
Fred Hood
Burlington
James DeLong
Josephine Mears
Alma
Joseph DeLong
W. L. Cowdin
Anna Hardy
Robert van
Deer Creek
H. E. Club
The
Deer Creek Home
Rotary Club
Abner Bowen
Missouri
David Retherford
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mr. Retherford
Wade Farr
Mr. Farr
Mittee
Herman Theophile
Pillsbury’s Flour
G. N
Delphi, Ind
Wheaties
Ife
Scott Towels
Prunes
Oleo
Wieners
Bologna
Ring
Robert McDonald
R. H. Loudon
Allen Bailey
Ily
Keith Johns
Blythe and Son
Howard Jenkins
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Grimm and Son
Marilyn Brentlinger
Mary Edith Jamison
Marian Black
Terre Haute
Mary Clawson
Mary Lee Zinn
Indiana University
Glenn E. Purkey
Rockfield
Raymond Conklin
Mattie Etter
Burrows
Otho Porter
Doris H. Wilson
Charles N. Wilson
Doris Hollowell
Julien and
Kerlin
Orr
Mrs. Freeman Switzer
Mrs. S. D. Griffith
Lowell
Audrey Clements
Hardinsburgz
Orr’s Drug Store
Fred Martin
Se Hae
Denk
Delphi, Indiana
Vv Hospital
Pital
Miss Bowman
Camden Purdue
Pyrmont
Gray
Gray’s Hatcheries
the Aluminum Company of America
Lafayette Works
Alcoa and
War Manpower Commission
United States Post Office
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