Card of Thanks From Hornbeck Family
We thank neighbors and friends for their kindness and offerings during our great sorrow and loss of our wife and mother, T Hornbeck and family.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
8
We thank neighbors and friends for their kindness and offerings during our great sorrow and loss of our wife and mother, T Hornbeck and family.
Reverend Howard Jenkins of Delphi Christian church officiated two weddings on Sunday afternoon. Edgar Joseph Carson of Lafayette wed Beulah May Turner of Richmond Kentucky at 1 30 at the parsonage in a single ring ceremony. Don E Coleman formerly of Royal Centre now with the Weather Bureau in Detroit married Lucile Kennel a Royal Centre teacher at the bride's home at 2 30. Dr Clyde Van Gundy of Detroit visited relatives including his father P W Van Gundy last weekend.
Classified ad copy describes rent for a Delphi property via Barker's, with other listings for Heber ling Dealers offering year round work, farm trade sales, and home remedies. Includes a used cars and tractors sale by Chas. W. Hargraves in Yeoman and mentions G. C. Heberling Company Dept 53 Bloomington NJ.
The four Marx Brothers arrive Sunday and Monday to entertain Are patrons with Duck Soup. Groucho stars as a cigar smoking ruler in a nonsensical military state. The film is billed as the maddest comedy the brothers have made.
Andrew M. Everman aged 82 a Civil War soldier and Burlington businessman for nearly 50 years died at his home 221 Conradt avenue Tuesday evening after three weeks illness A stroke of paralysis last April marked the end Funeral services are set for 3 pm Thursday at the Main Street Christian church with burial in Burlington No flowers please
Charles T Miller and wife to The Burlington State Bank. Lot 9 H Stocktons add to Burlington for $1.00. Harrison W Barber to Dennis A Downham 20 acres in Carrollton Two for $1.00. Robert N Bowen et al to Caroline I Bowen 65.44 acres in Carrollston Twp for $1.00. Mary Bradshaw et al to John H Hamling and wife Lot 22 Bowens 1st add Delphi for $1.00. Delbert M Kuns et al to Josiah J Kendall and wife real estate in Camden for $1.00. Catherine V Shigley to Harry H Cree Lot 2 Rose Hill adds to Flora for $1.00.
Quinn Lewis of the Motor Inn Garage reports C. W. Nash commends the Delphi Nash operations and sales force for their conduct in business as the company celebrates completing its one millionth Nash car. The piece notes Nash and Lafayette car showings and an Oldest Nash contest alongside a band concert tonight.
Burlington Methodist churches Ball Hill Pleasant Valley and Burlington Methodist marked the close of a weeklong centennial celebration. The event featured former pastors preaching and a reunion, with a birthday cake, a heritage pageant, and a union Sunday school.
Mrs. Oliver T. Hornbeck aged 68 died by hanging at her Pittsburg home last Thursday morning. The body was found by granddaughter Alyne Atkinson and the coroner ruled death a suicide due to despondency from ill health. She leaves a large family including her husband and ten children, with funeral services held at Blythe funeral home and burial in Pittsburg Cemetery.
William B. Orr aged 78 of Indianapolis died Friday at St. Vincent's hospital after a long illness. He had many friends and relatives in Delphi and Carroll counties. He is survived by his widow Sarah Shields Orr a daughter Frances Westcott and two sons William Shields Orr and Buckery D Orr of Indianapolis.
The Rossville business men sponsor a summer series of band concerts in town starting at oclock each Wednesday night. Music is provided by the Rossville band and the concerts are managed by the Rossville post of the American Legion. The public is invited to attend.
The Young People's Cooperative club will meet June 25 with Jefferson township providing the program. Vivian Henderson will discuss the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative association. Plans for a cooperative school at Camp Tecumseh September 9 to 15 include two delegates from each township. John Peterson spoke on the golden rule in business as it relates to cooperation.
A Deer Creek township Farm Bureau meeting is set for Monday evening June 18 at 7 45 at the Delphi library. The Jefferson township bureau will supervise the program and Mrs Walter Casad serves as S and E director.
Paul Kahl of Camden and son of Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Kahl completed his spring degree at Carthage College Carthage Illinois where he served as class president for four years. Earlier he held the same role at Sydney High School for three years.
The Indiana Junior Golf Association will stage its annual championship at the West Lafayette Country Club from July 16 to 19. A few entries have been received and contestants should send a 2 dollar fee to Kenneth H. Dobelhower at 719 North Main Street, W Lafayette, as soon as possible.
A first summer dance opened last night at Flora community park with Hal Denman leading his 11 piece Kokomo orchestra. A large crowd attended as William Maroceco and Edgar Krauss announced a weekly series of Wednesday dances for the season following strong attendances last summer.
Nettie Josephine Brookbank born August 6 1865 at Pollard farm died June 7 1934 aged 3 years 10 months. She joined Pittsburg Methodist Church in 1852 and married Oliver F Hornbeck August 26 1884. Survived by five sons five daughters 22 grandchildren two great grandchildren one sister and many relatives.
A marriage license was issued to Karenbelle Campbell and Paul Quinn of Delphi. Campbell resides with her uncle and aunt E. E. Maxwell. Quinn is the son of Frank and Mrs. Quinn and both work for Delphi Packing Co. A second license went to Ralph W. Smith of Kokomo and Berniece G. Martin of Delphi R. 3.
I. J. L. Whiteman auditor certifies the Carroll Circuit Court allowances for the April term 1934 totaling entries for West Publishing Co 35.00 Callaghan & Co 47.50 Edward Thompson Company 17.50. Certified as true and complete by J. L. Whiteman. Carroll County Indiana.
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