Real Estate Transfers for Past Week Compiled by The Abstract
Real estate transfers show multiple parcel deals in Delphi and surrounding townships. Trustees transfer 10.81 acres in Adams Township for $1743.11 to William K. O Connell while other deeds list Lot 4 and 5 in Manary s Add Lot 4 Harter s Third Add to Flora and 60 acres in Jefferson Township with prices ranging from 1.00 to 6000.00.
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Abstracters
Delphi
Indiana
Dean Smith
Luther R. Calhoun
Roll Loan Trust & Savings Co
Manary
Ae Phi
Margaret A. Wray
Guy W. Kenrick
Harter
Flora
Charley M. Powell
Emanuel W. Root
Monroe Township
Alexander H. Rasler
Hazel L. Rasler
Kendall’s
Burrows
Riley L. Sink
William K. O'Connell
Adams Township
Mary J. Kite
William S. Margowski
Butler
Local notes from Rock Creek Township area
Mrs Ike Welsh and sister Addie visited Larry Guthries. Miss Welsh sprained ankle. Dance at Elmer Hinkles well attended. music praised. Simmons sisters Mildred Margaret and Gladys Thomas with Floyd spent afternoon with Grandma and William Smith. Mrs John Wingard visited Mrs Arthur Hildebrand. Shelter house at French Post Park draws daily crowds. roof finished soon. Mrs Carl West and infant spend summer with Mr and Mrs Joe Been. Nelson Guthrie route now in Pompano Florida for a year. Ruth and Ruby Timmons farm line surveyed for fence with Mrs Thad Guthrie. Callers at Larry Guthries included Ben Stuart John Burnetts Creek, Mrs Harvey, Walter Guthrie and A M Garrett with son Kirk from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hildebrand with Irene. Mrs Emily Guthrie and daughter in Lockport Saturday. Thad Guthrie and Mrs Van Blue report a pleasant trip through Colorado and New Mexico planning to stay several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Welsh
Addie
Larry Guthries
Miss Welsh
Elmer Hinkles
Mildred
Margaret Simmons
Gladys Thomas
Floyd
Grandma Smith
William Smith
John Wingard
Arthur Hildebrand
French Post Park
Carl West
Joe Been
Nelson - Guthrie
Pompano
Florida
Ruth
Ruby Timmons
Thad Guthries
Local Family News From Monticello and Surrounding Cities
Miss Evalyn Harvey graduated from Monticello high school last week. Miss Alice Arthur of Logansport was an over Sunday guest of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. David Arthur. Miss Elizabeth Burke drove to Cissna Park Illinois on Saturday for a cousin’s funeral Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cassell and daughter Ethel spent the weekend with relatives in Niles Michigan. Charles Moore and children of Delphi dined with Delmar Clark and family Saturday. Miss Ethel Arthur of Logansport called on Mrs. Ray Schock Wednesday afternoon last week. Mrs. Della Schock Miss Lela Bolinger and Russell Schock of Lafayette visited Mrs. Mahala Henry and family Saturday. Sunday Ray Schock and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Arthur
Logansport
David Arthur
Elizabeth Burke
Cissna Park
Ill
John Cassell
Ethel
Niles
Mich
Charles Moore
Delphi
Delmar Clark
Ethel Arthur
Ray Schock
Della Schock
Lela Bolinger
Russell Schock
Lafayette
Carl Metz
Mahala Henry
Charles Kestle
Earl Dilling
Pike Creek
Curtis Kestle
Pious Chapel
Claude Kestle
Monticello
George Kestle
Ralph Spencer
John Thurston
Samuel Goslee
W. G. Million
David Schock
Oak Grove
Frank Pencebaker, Jr
Howard Shafer
James Viney
Indianapolis
Ellen Waldsmith
James Waldsmith
Detroit
Thomas Schnepp
D. C. Shaner
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Community social calls and a fire at new building
Local residents reported visits to and from many households including the Schock and Armstrong families. A fire in the new community building caused about $2000 in damage, starting in the projection room and injuring no one. Mrs Frank Lovell received multiple gifts during two showers hosted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovell
Elsie Bell
Rebecca Lodge
Erroneous bumper misread causes motorist fine
The Rensselaer Republican notes a Wednesday error misnaming Orbery Brown as driving without a bumper. In fact he was fined $9.80 for violating the cutout law, with the item corrected and an apology offered.
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Rensselaer Republican
Republican
Orbery Brown
Brown
The Prudent Mr Finnerty
Irvin S Cobb recounts the tale of Michael Finnerty, who inherits from kin in Ireland after a lawyer’s message from a trench. Finnerty, famed for a moment of luxury then hard work, must confront another inheritance and his own frailty.
My Favorite Stories By RDU S. Cobb
A self made western millionaire builds the finest mansion in his hometown. He imports decorators and completes the house before his eldest son’s return from the East. The father tours the home with family as the son arrives. The father suggests a chandelier in the drawing room.
Carroll County Farm Projects 1925 Focus Areas
The report highlights corn and clover programs for men, clothing drives for women, club work for children, and broad co operation for all, aiming to strengthen rural community services and farm families in Carroll County.
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Carroll County
Peppergrass invades Carroll County crops in weed survey
A Carroll County weed survey linked to Canada Thistle meetings reports widespread field peppergrass, a new weed introduced via Michigan seed. Purdue extension weed specialist A A Hansen notes fall germination and clustered root leaves with stalks forming next season. Late fall plowing, oat cultivation, sheep grazing, and two year cultivation are urged. We note white rust in some plants and a specimen on display with County Agent H E Ackerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana
Michigan
A. A. Hansen
Purdue Extension
H. E. Ackerson
County Home Economics Clubs to Hold July Meetings
Mrs. Ed Blythe county chair announces two July county meetings for the Home Economics Clubs to be held in Delphi and Flora. Demonstrations will feature a new canning method combining cold pack cooking and tin cans. Five radio talks on Home Canning will be aired in June from WLS Sears Roebuck Chicago station. The first talk aired Tuesday June 2 at 3:45 and 4:45 PM. four more follow each Tuesday. County meeting dates to be announced. Shorthorn Breeders to meet with William McCarty in Burlington Township for an all day gathering Saturday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Blythe
Delphi
Flora
WLS
Sears
Roebuck
Chicago
Carroll, Clinton
Howard Counties
William McCarty
Burlington Township
Wool Pool sees 6500 pounds delivered at Camden
County Director A. A. Newer reports more than 6500 pounds of wool have been delivered into the Wool Pool at Camden to date. He notes this total surpasses last year's pool and that wool arrives daily from all parts of the county.
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A. A. Newer
Camden
Democrat Township Girls Sewing Club Meeting Noted
The Democrat Township Girls Sewing Club will meet with Mrs. Violet Flook on Wednesday afternoon June 10. Groundhog demonstrations by Mr. R J Carr continue as he leaves Purdue to join Cyaminid Company and offers June 8 to Carroll County for two meetings with locations to be announced. A farmers banquet and Delphi Chamber of Commerce event are set for Hickory Grove Church on Wednesday evening June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Township
Violet Flook
Flook
R. J. Carr
Purdue
Carr
Carroll County
Carroll County Farmers and
the Chamber of Commerce of Delphi
Hickory Grove Church
Epitaphal Tale Of A Highway Collision And Mockery
The report recalls a motor car accident injuring the driver and two passengers. A magistrate heard witnesses about excessive speed and poor road repair. A farmer near the scene, Mr Gatley, quips the driver died trying to get sixty smiles from a ten mile road.
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Gatley
Goslees and guests travel to South Bend and Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Goslee and daughters Helen and Gereldine and Miss Josephine Myers drove to South Bend Friday returning Sunday Miss Helen stayed a few weeks Several from here attended races in Indianapolis Saturday Mildred Caldwell and friend Miss Huffman of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Ed Caldwell Ethel Hargraves and Margaret Caldwell went to Indianapolis Sunday for a visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Goslee
Helen
Gereldine
Josephine
Myers
South Bend
Indianapolis
Mildred Caldwell
Miss Huffman
Ed. Caldwell
Ethel Hargraves
Margaret Caldwell
Pleasant Run Grange Meeting and Radnor Play Held
Pleasant Run Grange held an open meeting Tuesday evening with about seventy five attendees and a speaker. Radnor Grange presented the play Old Fashioned Mother at the Pittsburg church on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the Radnor church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Wa Grange
Radnor Grange
Pittsburg
Radnor
Dried Yak Meat Defines Tibetan Diet Across Generations
Dried yak meat, sometimes aged up to a century, remains a central staple in Tibetan culinary culture and daily meals, reflecting traditional food practices and regional resources.
Envy's Voice in a Scotch Village Tale
Irvin S. Cobb recounts a small Scottish town drunkard's revival inspired by a minister's reading of the Parable of the Prodigal Son. The prisoner clings not to scripture but to the minister's strong breath, revealing human frailty and penitence.
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Dominie
The
Central Press Association
Dean's Pills Back Aid Ad From Delphi Case
An old advertisement-style notice promotes Dean's Pills as a kidney and back ache remedy. It cites Mrs. Everett Parks of 412 Washington St describing relief after using the product bought at Margowski's Drug Store. The query notes pricing at 60 cents and Foster-Milburn Co. as manufacturers in Buffalo, New York.
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Dean’s
Doan
Dean
Margowski
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Notice of Administration for Thomas J. Galloway Estate
The Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court announces John E. Galloway as administrator of the estate of Thomas J. Galloway, deceased of Carroll County Indiana. Attorneys Pollard Cartwright & Wason represent the administrator. May 11, 1925.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Thomas J. Galloway
John E. Galloway
Pollard Cartwright & Wason
Admr
Notice to heirs and creditors in Shafer estate in Carroll Court
Floyd A. Shafer as executor files final settlement for Eliza A. Shafer deceased. The Carroll Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana will examine the account on June 15, 1925. Heirs creditors and legal heirs must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Clerk Pollard Cartwright & W. Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza A. Shafer
Carroll Circuit Court
Floyd A. Shafer
Delphi
Indiana
Men's Suits Pres Cleaning at Delos Comme Cad
A local notice lists men’s suits scheduled for cleaning at Delos Comme Cad with a price of 18 35 cents, indicating service and cost details for garments.
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Delphi Cleaning Co
E. Franklin St
Ind
L. J. W. Breining
Wolever’s
A. W. Wolever
Rock Creek Township
Patton
Evalyn Harvey
Monticello High School
Niagara Falls
Electric
Boatlines
Ndiana
Electrig
Irvin S. Cobb
Prudent
Mr. Finnerty
Michael Finnerty
Castlebar
County Mayo
Mary
Owen
Finnerty
Kate
Rdu S. Cobb
Ake the
Wool Pool
Sewing Club
Yeoman
A. Grimm & Sons
Irvin S.cobs
Floyd J. We Clerk
Pollard, Cartwright
Francis Wilson
E. Monroe St
Walter Gochenour
Carroll
Cass, White
Tippecanoe
Clinton
Broadway
Court House
Over Cowdin’s
Delphi, Indiana
Downey
N. E. Cor
Citxen