Local families join in community gatherings and visits
Grand Fort residents announce moves to Viney property and Del Delphi. Ed Burke and Wavy Herr, Grant Smith remain well known in the area. Visitors include Mrs. Hannah Elder of Logansport and Mrs. Allen Hazelwood of Frankfort. The Jefferson township Home Economics club hosts Deer Creek township at Yeoman school. 4-H Sewing Club begins monthly meetings at Maxine Kennard’s home. Oak Grove missionary society hosts Yeoman and Hickory Grove groups with India-themed program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Fort
Viney
Rader
Monon
Sormery
W. On ‘Myers
Edward Burke
Wavy
Herr
Grant ‘Smith
del Delphi
Hannah Elder
Logansport
Albert Atkinson
Don Nipple
Patsy
Monticello
O. EB. Clawson
Allen Hazelwood
Arthur Kennedy
Frankfort
Meridith Clark
Bobby
Pittsburg
Ervin Myers
Charlies Hufford
Rossville
Sam Goslee
Oak Grove
Livona Dimmitt
Charles
Charles Hargraves
Opal Severn
Miss Hathaway
Indianapolis
Beulah Christie
Ward Holloway
Floyd Johns
James Viney
Jefferson Township Home Economics Club
Deer Creek
Yeoman
Caroline
Louise Christie
Kings Heralds
Maxine Kennard
Missionary Society gatherings host India study in township
The Oak Grove Missionary Society entertained sisters from Hickory Grove and Yeoman M E churches at Mrs. Homer Price’s home. India study sessions continued with refreshments served in India style. Various local families and shoppers were mentioned in weekend visits and birthday reminders across Logansport, Idaville, Monticello, and Winamac, with church events planned at Hopewell and Oak Grove in mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Casad
W. H. Casad
John Dimmitt
Frayn Patton and neighbors share a busy social weekend
Mrs. John Dilling visited Mrs. Carl Metz Friday afternoon. Miss Josephine Schock called on Miss Clara Burke. Milder Viney visited aunt Mrs. Mandan Lucas in Chalmers. Clement Reynolds and son Paul from Tioga called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Frank Ponebaker Jr. took a business trip to Delphia and Lafayette Saturday. Jesse Marquess and children from Yeoman plus Mrs. Ballard spent Friday with Mrs. Oliver Marquess. Charles Miller and new wife from Lafayette stayed with his parents Saturday. Marion Gaumer visited Peter Dexter and family in Lafayette. Fred Gaumer and the Ballards hosted Saturday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Schnepp at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Jesse" Marquess
Yeoman
Charles
Ballard
Oliver Marquess
Charles Miller
New‘iy
James Miller
Marion Gaumer
Peter Dexter
Fred
Rural Church Day Observed At U B Church
The U B church observed Rural Church Day with special services led by Prof. Swope. A basket dinner followed and afternoon music featured. Visitors included Miss Peck of Lafayette and families from Indianapolis and South Bend. Opal Lorene Gingrich was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gingrich on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrmont
Alva Roseberger
Indianapolis
Judy Rosenbarger
Harry Rosenbarger
Thelma Hiler
Indiana Central College
Lawrence Gingrich
Opal Lorene
Social notes from East of Delphi community gathering
Mr and Mrs Fred Raber hosted Sunday visitors at their home east of Rockfield with Judge and Crites of East Chicago among guests. A parade of relatives and friends visited Goodland Iris Gardens and many traveled from Indianapolis Des Moines and Lafayette for dinners and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Raber
Aaron Snoeberger
Rockfield
Judge
Crites
Chicago
Charles Raber
Good
Maud Mullin
Indianapolis
Regina Fife
St.Mary’s School
Lafayette
Earl. Bowman
Elmer Bowman
Danville
Ill
Cloyd Mellinger
Arthur Fife
Burlington
Frank. Stevens
Deer Creek
John Nichter
Delphi
Orville Fife
Luthur Gregg
Midland
Mich
Charlies
Gregg
Luther Greeg
Charles Gregg
Isaac Gregg
Thorntown
West Delphi Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Mrs Clyde Hughes and daughter of Lafayette spent Sunday with Harry Brewer and family. Miss Mary Brewer joined them for a visit. Mrs Della Bush, Miss Edna Leffler, Roger Mullendore and Paul Julien shopped in Lafayette Friday. Mrs William Morrow is on the sick list. Miss Ione Gushwa, wed last week to Cleo Metzger of Pyrmont, a former resident, is wished happiness by friends. Albert Myers and family move to Illinois to gather mussel shells. Mrs Alta Wheaton of Hobart spent weekend with brother Walter Grandstaff. Brewer family visited Grandstaff home near Brookston. Mrs Alice Lucas previously in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Delphi
Clyde Hughes
Lafayette
Harry Brewer
Mary Brewer
Della Bush
Hdna Leffler
Roger Mullendore
Paul. Julien
Albert ‘Myers
Ilinois
Alta Wheaton
Hobart
Tad
Brewer
Grandstaff
Brookston
Alice Lilcas
Community notes on church groups and local visits
Activities of the Young Womens Missionary society and Social Union at local homes. Devotionals led by Mrs Dean Adams and Rev Lee Jackson. recipients include Windfall visitors and several families. Social events, meetings and announcements from Monroe Breichbel to Peru connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Ae Monroe Breichbel
John
Callander
Carl Coble
Ralph Grace
Young Womens Missionary Society
Dean Adams
Lee Jackson
Windfall
Arthur Dittle
Walter Coble
Social Union of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Landis
Lois
Roy Thomas
H. Y. Mullin
Roy Snoeberger
Rufus Gordon
Truman Sanders
H. Hugo
Lucille
May
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Ora Sanders
Kenneth Lucas
Frankfort
Mildred’ Bowman
Presbyterian Church
Betty Callander
Joe Foust
E. C. Patty
Cutler
Robert Bowman
The
Raymond Snyder
C. O. Snyder
Clorris Cuppy
Jacob. Cuppy
Peru
John Fileenor
Anna Alberts
Attica
Fleenor
West Lebanon
Dewey Edging
Camden
Walter Smith
Harley Smith
Anna Bohannon
Martha Galbreth
Charles Clark
Wi van Gundy
Charles Raber
Remington
Chicago
Mary Guthrie
Indiana Teachers College
Rockfield _ Home Economics club
P. Www.vangundy
Earl “Bowman
Betty, Callander
Elmer Bowman
Cloyd Mellinger
Danville
M. E. Crites
A. B. Snoeberger
Ice Cream Social At Hopewell Church Basement
Adams Township reports an ice cream soda event at Hopewell Christian church basement on Friday evening June 12. Attendees include Mr Edgar Moore visiting his uncle and Mr Wayne Moore with family in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Hopewell Christian Church
Edgar Moore
Wayne Moore
Chicago
C. V. Hoover
Robert Million
Callie Coble
Monticello
Everett Roller
Win‘amac
J. H. Roller
Russel Mourer
Republican Platform Echoes Past Battles in 1896 Claims
The piece quotes the 1896 Republican platform accusing the Democratic era of panic and stagnation, noting factory closures and wage cuts. It contrasts with a current mood in the Democratic administration and critiques tariff policy as sectional and harmful to credit and business. It argues the rates question remains practical.
Visitor’s Texas talk hints at mortgage relief plan
A Timekilers' Club guest recalls a Texas ranch dinner conversation about land tenure where workers are paid later as rents rise, illustrating a cycle where the owner loses the ranch to workers after a period of nonpayment, sparking thoughts on farm mortgage distress in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timekilers’ Club
Carroll County
Texas
Indiana Police Report Higher Auto Recoveries Than Thefts
Indiana state police under Frank Mayr Jr and Grover C Garrett report 635 car recoveries from Dec 1 to May 31, 105 recovered to 86 stolen, and 83 percent recovery rate. They urge tighter local cooperation and prompt reporting to boost protection statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Police Department
Frank Mayr Jr
Grover C. Garrett
Mayr
Illinois
Iown
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Garrett
Statehouse
Six To Graduate From Indiana University Commencement
Six Carroll County students will receive degrees at Indiana University commencement exercises next Monday. The group includes one from Delphi, two from Camden, two from Flora, and one from Rockfield. The total degrees granted number around 980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Delphi
Camden
Flora
Rockfield
Indiana
Richter, Flora
Maree Dane
Summer Vacation Plans Noted for Delphi Residents
Mrs. James Shirk and daughter Mather will arrive in Delphi around June 20 to spend the summer as advertised. A notice invites readers to visit and take advantage of a special vacation offer with prices quoted at $1.00 and $130.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shirk
Se Mather
Yardage Offer For Colorful Silk Threads On Approval
A seller invites buyers to request yardage amounts of various silk thread colors on approval. Navy options include blue ground with small flowers or navy with white dots. Other colors listed are black with colors, green and silver, black and white, tan, and light blue on washable, durable 82 inch wide material. The offer promises mailed samples to prove value and beauty, with an introductory free spool to match.
Approval Letter Sets Five Day Review for Numbers and Yards
The note states that numbers and yards in a referenced letter are approved for a five day period without obligation to maintain the arrangement. It emphasizes the temporary nature and the review window tied to the approval.
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Margowsel
Blythe & Sons Funeral Directors To
Delphi Ind
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
John Ruskin
John Ruskins
KRAFT
Jgonn L. Hanna
Ralph E. Hanns
Hanna & Hanna
Studebaker
South Side Square
J. W. Weidner
General Line OF Insurance
Court House
eLa
Ite P.M
Walter Gochenour
Monroe’ St
C. C. McFarland
Ae ‘and Sapiay
Frank Poncebaker Jr
Ponce’s Place
Andy
Charles Simmons
Helen
Oak~ Grove
Charles Ballard
Cecil Million
Wilbur Kilmer
Lilly
David Arthur
Thyrza Henry
Mies Marie Gashwa
Give
Crane’s Silks
Fifth Ave, ON. Y
Crane
Herb. Smith
Peittar
Miles’ Nervine
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