Carroll County Club and Society News Highlights
The Burrows Home Economics club met June 8 with stories and recitals by members including Gertrude Heckard Florence DeHaven and Beatrice Been. 73 attended a Clay Township program June 7 at Orpha Hufford’s home followed by a weiner roast. All-day gathering June 15 at Ida Miller’s home with Dora Fossneck and Ruth Harshbarger assisting. Pythian Sisters invited to Lafayette June 28 for a picnic and temple meeting.
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Burrows H. E. Club
Burrows Home Economics Club
Bert Brown
Della Wagoner
Susie Wasson
Vera Graham
Minnich
Gertrude Heckard
Washington, D. C
Florence DeHaven
Beatrice Been
Edgar Guest
Dorothea Brown
Grace Benner
Frances Hinkle
Alice Jeanette Been
Mary Sue Lewis
Anna Margaret Shaffer
Sarah Martin
Mary Martin
Turpie Martin
Robert Wasson
Curtis ‘McCain
Miss Wason
Indianapolis
Clay Township
Orpha Hufford
Wildcat
Orpha Miller
Mary Elizabeth Hufford
Ida Miller
Dora Fossneck
Ruth Harshbarger
Lafayette
Gertrude Martin
Temple
Lafayette Temple
Madison 4 H Club meeting at Hannell home
The Madison 4 H club met June 8 at the home of Mrs. Leona Hannell. A brief business session preceded a program by Ruth Daniels, Martha Duff and Lucille Clawson. Games and stunts followed. Hosts Mrs. Leona Hannell Mrs. Glen A Balser and Mrs. Ruby Tetterhoff served refreshments.
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Madison Two
Leona Hannell
Ruth Daniels
Martha Duff
Lucille Clawson
Glen A. Balser
Ruby Tetterhoff
Firestone Tire Prices to Hold Before June 21 Tax Increase
Firestone dealer Paul Carney announced prices on all Firestone tires will stay at historic lows until midnight June 20, prior to a new excise tax of 10 to 15 percent on tires and tubes. The tax, part of a billion dollar revenue bill, will raise retail prices, encouraging buyers to act now to save 10 to 15 percent while stock lasts.
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Paul Carney
Firestone
Carney
Cutler Defeats Pyrmont 9–8 In Sunday Baseball Bout
Cutler beat Pyrmont 9 to 8 at Pyrmont last Sunday afternoon. Pitchers Hooker and Flora supported by Smock catching led the Cutler win. Mrs. Bess Wilson Carey of Monticello hosted a Ladies of the G A R picnic supper Tuesday with several members attending.
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Cutler
Pyrmont
Hooker
Flora
Smock
Bess Wilson Carey
Monticello
EE Maxwell
Charles Best
Will Baker
Frank Lyon
Martha Galbreth
Adams Township Home Economics Club Meets at Leone McManus Home
The June meeting of the Adams township Home Economics Club convened at Leone McManus residence on Wednesday. Myrtle Good and Leona Hanna assisted. Roll call reflected Carroll county beauty spots. Papers discussed state parks were read.
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Adams Township
Leone McManus
Myrtle Good
Leona Hanna
Carroll County
Philathea Class Hosts Evening At Snoddy Home
Mrs Mary Snoddy and sisters Belle and Florence hosted the Philathea Sunday school class at their South Delphi residence Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church gathering.
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Mary, Belle
Florence Snoddy
Presbyterian Church
South Delphi
Junto Club Picnic Supper Set at Delphi Park
The Junto Club plans a picnic supper on Tuesday evening June 21 at Delphi Park led by Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maggart who are in charge of arrangements.
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Junto Club
Delphi Park
L. H.smith
Ralph Maggart
Tri Kappa Meeting With Ruth Carney Held Tuesday
The Tri Kappa sorority met Tuesday evening with Miss Ruth Carney. Mrs Ada Roach assisted hosting.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
Ruth Carney
Ada Roach
No Reservations for Monday Luncheon at Country Club
Announcement states no reservations will be taken for the upcoming Monday luncheon at the Country Club after Friday night of this week.
Four Times Four Club Hosts Evening by Mrs Brice Adams
Mrs. Brice Adams acted as hostess for the Four Times Four club on Friday night bringing together members for an informal gathering.
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Brice Adams
Triangle Society Meets at Mary Jane Mounts Home
The Triangle Society of the Christian Church met Wednesday evening at the home of Mary Jane Mount for a regular gathering.
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The
Triangle Society of the Christian Church
Mary Jane Mount
June Graduations Highlight Area Students Across Colleges
Rev. John Love earned a Yale Divinity School degree this month, following Butler University graduation in 1928. Hugh Caugheli and Hazel Rice are among Purdue and ISU grads, with several locals attending Indiana State Teacher's College rites in Terre Haute. Mrs. Robey, formerly Marion Robbins, also graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Love
Yale Divinity School
Rev. Love
Robert Love
Deer Creek Township
Butler University
Hugh Caugheli
Adams Township
Purdue University
Hazel Rice
Washington Township
Harvey Hire
Virgil Hire
Lulu Robbins
Miles Appleton
Clyde Robbins
Betty Wilkinson
Terre Haute
Indiana State Teacher’s College
Leonard ‘Robey
Robey
Marion Robbins
Local families attend Indiana events and education milestones
Mr and Mrs Charles Black and family visit Indianapolis as Olive Black graduates from Herron Art Institute. Friday she earns a diploma from Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music and plans to teach in Cutler next year. Lillian and Harryetta Busteed visit their father George Busteed with Bertha Shane of Peoria. Harryetta will study nursing at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago after visiting Delphi. William Vincent Via to return from Techney Illinois for summer with parents L O Via.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Black
Vera
Kenneth
Indianapolis
Olive
Herron Art Institute
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Cutler
Lillian
Harryetta Busteed
George Busteed
Bertha Shane
Peoria
Harryetta
Delphi
Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Willian Vincent Via
Techney
Illinois
L. O. Via
Flora Boy Scouts Set July Outing at Roths Camp
The Flora boy scouts will hold their annual outing the second week in July at Roths camp on Lake Free man. Austin Cromer has been named as second assistant captain. W. C. Ashanhort, pastor of the Flora Christian church, is scoutmaster.
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Flora Boy Scouts
Roth’s
Lake Freeman
Austin Cromer
W. C. Ashanhort
Flora Christian Church
Cubs Meet Yeoman in Sunday Local Field Showdown
The Delphi Cubs prepare to face Yeoman on the local field Sunday afternoon. Yeoman beat Delphi 16 to 15 in a ten inning game last Sunday, setting up another clash.
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Delphi Cubs
Yeoman
Fishermen Head to Lakes as Fishing Season Opens
A large number of fishermen passed through Delphi on Wednesday night and Thursday morning en route to lakes north of town. The fishing season opened at midnight Wednesday and is expected to draw many anglers this year.
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Delphi
Delphi Defeated by Lafayette Cubs 9 to 3
Lafayette Yellow Cubs defeated Delphi 9 to 3 last Sunday with a grand slam home run with bases loaded. Delphi travels to Frankfort for a Sunday game.
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Dubes
Johnson
Lafayette Yellow Cubs
Delphi
Lafayette
Frankfort
Downey to Play Summer Baseball With Danville Club
Tom Downey son of Lloyd Downey of Cutler and a four year star at Franklin College will join the Danville Illinois team in the Three I League this summer. Danville is a St. Louis Cardinals farm club.
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Tom Downey
Lloyd Downey
Cutler
Franklin College
Danville, Ill
Danville
St. Louis Cardinal
New Federal Tax Rates as Approved by Congress Conferees
The final form of the billion dollar revenue bill lists new federal tax schedules effective June 21. It includes individual income rates, surtaxes rising to 55 percent on very high incomes, corporate and inheritance tax changes, excises on goods like oil and gasoline, and postal and stamp rate updates.
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Congress
Old Settlers Day Committees Named by Chamber of Commerce
A Chamber of Commerce meeting failed to reach a quorum and was postponed. Fred Wheeler announced Old Settlers Day committees including Finance Robert Hall Byram Crosby James Goff and Fret Griffith Advertising Wayne Coy B F Aht William B. Smith Attractions Haughey Moe Robert Bradshaw Harry Ro Concessions John Hamling Roy Clauser William Afflis and two ladies Mrs H B Wilson and Mrs H E Studebaker will run the program at the city park or nearby on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
William Smith
Fred Wheeler
Robert Hall Byram Crosby
James Goff
Fret Griffith
Wayne Coy
B. F. Aht
William B. Smith
Haughey Moe
Robert Bradshaw
Harry Ro
John Hamling
Roy Clauser
William Afflis
H. B. Wilson
H.E. Studebaker
Old Settlers
Aed
Bringhurst Defeats Camden in County League Feature
Bringhurst defeated Camden 10 to 2 in a county baseball league game last Sunday afternoon at Bringhurst. Bringhurst had twelve hits off McCain while Camden managed two off Herndon. Each side had two errors. Next Sunday Bringhurst hosts the Logansport Keystones. Other results: Kokomo 12 over Burlington 10. Burrows 7 over Logansport 3. Young America 16 over Carrollton 0. Flora at Burrows. Young America at Burlington.
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Bringhurst
Camden
McCain
Herndon
Logansport Keystones
Kokomo
Burlington
Burrows
Logansport
Young America
Carrollton
Flora
Indiana Delegation Backs Leslie in Vice Presidential Bid
Governor Harry G. Leslie faces a Republican vice presidential push with Indiana support led by John L. Moorman of Knox. A strong drive to oust Charles Curtis as the nominee is underway while Charles G. Dawes declines candidacy.
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Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
John L. Moorman
Knox
Charles Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Birth Announcements for Local Residents Record
May 17 a son James Richard to Mr and Mrs James McLeland Burrows May 19 a son Billy Lee to Mr and Mrs Clarence Enoch Hines Delph R R 2 May 26 a daughter Virginia Lee to Mr and Mrs Barney Grayson Pritchard Cutler R R 2 June 5 a daughter June Darlene to Clyde H Phillips Pittsburg June 11 a son Robert Lee to Zadock John Hendrix Cutler R R 2 June 13 a son Benny Lee to Donovan Beck Burlington
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Billy Lee
Clarence Enoch Hines
Delph
R. R
Virginia Lee
Barney Grayson Pritchard
Cutler R. R
June Darlene
Clyde H. Phillips
Pittsburg
Robert Lee
Zadock John Hendrix
Census Report Notes Revenue and Payments Totals
The report shows construction costs of 15,133,549 dollars and total revenue receipts of 410,002 dollars per capita of 17.93. It records 28,662,720 more than year payments excluding permanent improvements and 8,255,041 more including them, with cash balances rising due to investments.
Voices of the Past Column Honors Old Settlers Day
A Delphi Citizen column from August 1932 previews the 77th Old Settlers Day observance. Compiled by the Old Settlers Association secretary, it credits predecessors for decades of community leadership and invites contributions to the annual Old Settlers meeting.
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Delphi
Old Settlers Association
Old Settlers Meeting
M. C. Wilson
Eastern Star social at Morrow home sparks town gossip
A large gathering from Rose Chapter No. 36, Order of the Eastern Star, attended a hospital ity evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Morrow in Pittsburg. Music by a talented hostess and Miss Jessie Scott accompanied by a violin performance led to a playful scene with Mayor Walker guiding Mrs. Stansel to a neighboring room for a lively mazy dance with Major Bernard F. Schertmerhorn and Mrs. J. L. Wilson, among others.
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John L. Wilson
Crampton
TIMES
Scherms Horn
Frank Gresham
Mrs. Morrow
Delphi Times
Rose
Order of the Eastern Star
Fawn
J. L. Wilson
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Madison
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Ramon Navarro
Fox News
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Cohens and Kelleys
Hollywood
Letty Lynton
Joan Crawford
Philathea
Tri Kappa
Triangle Society
Downey
Susan B. Anthony
Camden Expositor
Leslie
James Richard
James McLeland
Carroll Couney
Board OF Review
Carroll County Board of Review
Commissioners Room
Court House
Tippecanoe
Clay Townships
Adams
Washington and
Rock Creek
Jackson Township
Jefferson and Democrat
Monroe Township
Orvel C. Schock
J. L. Venee
Cerro Ar Els
Eo and
Silver Jelly
Wm. Rogers Co
CERTO
Bird House
Bisquick
Liptons Tea
Corn Country
Weiners
PicnicHam
Wheaties
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