Local Notes mention families in Carroll County and visits
Carroll County items list residents visiting relatives and attending events. mentions Mrs James Sharp and Harper at Logansport circus, Mr and Mrs Charles Harvey Morris Guthrie and Larry Guthrie, Miss Anna heading to Munice Normal, Mabel Wallace leaving for Fort Wayne business college, and others visiting relatives in Lockport Adams township and Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Harper
Near Burrows
Charles Harvey
Morris
Larry Guthrie
Logansport
Mayme Stuart Wiley
Mary
Wilma
Edna Straight
Walter
William Guthrie
Adams Township
Eva Temple
John
Laura Temple
Lockport
Irene Miller
Nancy C. Shultz
Thomas
Arthur Armstrong
Indianapolis
Mifflin Jones
Chas. Girard
Blanche Rissen
Isabelle Magee
Anna Girard
Chas
West
Anna
Muncie
Indiana
Minnie McBride
Joseph Robbins
Alhambra
Calif
Gay Deickman
Mabel Wallace
Near Lockport
Ft. Wayne
Business College
Purdue Grants Missing Degrees to Four Notables
Four prominent Americans connected to Purdue University received overdue degrees at the fifty second annual commencement. George Ade Brook Indiana and John T. McCutcheon Chicago were awarded doctor of humane letters, C H Robertson was made doctor of science, and Chase Osborn former Michigan governor received a bachelor of science degree. Dean Stanley Coulter presented the degrees, conferred by President E C Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
George Ade
Brook
Ind
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago
Chase Osborn
Michigan
C. H. Robertson
China
Ade
McCutcheon
Robertson
Osborn
Stanley Coulter
Purdue
E. C. Elliott
Local Social and Methodist Presbyterial News From Idaville
Mrs Rachel Downs returns from Wabash to Idaville after weeks with son J H Downs. Miss Clara Neel of Chicago leaves due to her father's illness John Neel is seriously ill near the village. A M Price visits daughter Mrs Leslie Condo in South Bend. Mrs Ellen Waldsmith of Indianapolis visits family. Wallace Ireland Bernice Ireland and Joy McCall attend Northern Indiana Presbyterial Young Peoples Convention at Salem church near Kirklin. Rev J E McCall and family visit from Allerton Iowa. Rev W C McCleery and family depart for two week vacation in Illinois. Mrs McCleery to Monmouth for United Presbyterian Missionary Convention June 18 to 22. Mr and Mrs J E Clark and son Merle visit Greenfield and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Downs
Wabash
J. H. Downs
Clara Neel
Chicago
John Neel
Presbyterian Church
John W. Neel
A. M. Price
Leslie Condo
South Bend
Ellen Waldsmith
Indianapolis
M. B
Wallace
Bernice Ireland
Joy McCall
Indiana
United Presbyterian Church
Salem Church
Kirklin
J. E. McCall
Allerton
Iowa
D. S. McCall
Somanank
Illinois
See how I count Artie feet to go out and play
The excerpt shows Artie counting his feet to make three and notes his desire to go outside and play in a yard. The quotation captures a playful moment from a Boston Transcript snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Boston Transcript
Fragmentary ad items mix religious quote and sale tease
A stream of partial lines includes a Goulburn spiritual quote about sanctity being a life effort and a local ad snippet for the Citizen with a phone number. It also mentions cheap tube sales and a June 18 sale date with scattered product references and trader names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Camp Tecumseh Opens Third Season With New Features
Camp Tecumseh near Delphi Indiana enters its third season with dishwashing machines new tent screens and added activities including goof golf archery rifle marksmanship swimming boating and woodcraft. Boys and girls programs run from June to September under state Y M C A leadership with Greg Hummer supervising water sports and Hazel Bell Withrow directing girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tecumseh
State Y. M. Co
Tecumseh
Ben D. Chapman
Glen Hummer
Huntington
Hummer
Red Cross
Hazel Bell Withrow
National Y. W. C. A
Kincaid
la Porte
Pioneer
Purdue
Indiana
State
Young Men’s Christian Association of Indiana
Tippecanoe
Delphi
Church and Theater Won't Mix Says Writer
A writer argues the church and theater cannot merge despite calls from preachers and playwrights. He warns religion should not be used to prop up drama and notes both occupy different roles, unlikely to unite in life though unity in death is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Redfield
Ss. Parkes Cadman
Hyman Family Holds 25th Reunion at School House
The 25th annual Hyman reunion gathered about 100 members at Young America School House for a noonday dinner and afternoon ice cream. J Lester Hyman was renamed president. Neva Beck named as wife officer. 1927 reunion set for the Burlingtion Road summer home of Mr. and Mrs. A Hyman. D A Hyman Manerva Wills Ellis Coin and Lewis Hyman named arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Young America
J. Lester Hyman
Neva Beck
A. Hyman
Burlington Road
D. A. Hyman
Manerva Wills
Ellis Coin
Lewis Hyman
Local Tidbits From Logansport and Monticello Social Roundup
East of Delphi notes show Mr and Mrs M Cliner of Logansport spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Stief while others in the area visited relatives and attended dinners. Several residents report health and travel updates including Mrs Hiram Thompson and Earl Mummert忙.
Achesons Visit Son in Polo Illinois
Mr and Mrs William Acheson motored to Polo Illinois and visited their son Arthur and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Acheson
Polo, Jl
Arthur
Monument Stock At Camden Mon Stores In Camden Indiana
Camden Mon announces a large memorials stock for all sizes with low expenses. The ad claims the largest selection in Carroll County and invites customers to inspect offerings at its Camden Indiana shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Co
Camden Mon
Camden
Ind
Valuable Bequest In Will Testimony For Heir
Fragmentary OCR shows a bequest of jewelry to a nephew and mentions a will and guardianship. Names and details are unclear, but the item indicates a familial inheritance and possible executor references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Local family notices and road work update
The sample lists residents at home during summer break. Charles Stewart and family occupied their house and tended their work in their absence. Jack Swatts returned from Wabash College for vacation. Rev Clarence Loveland and Mrs Loveland visited Charles Davis. Vaugh an and children spent time Tuesday afternoon. John Ward took a farm job with Charles Ginn. Mrs Sam Swatts helped Mollie Wood move. North Pittsburg hill road work began Monday with Charles Ginn in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles Ginn
Miss Ruth Atherton Leaves for North Manchester Study
Local notes list several visitors from Indianapolis and Patton to Mrs. Margaret Mikesell and other families. Also reports traffic on revival services at Oak Grove church ending with seven additions and a Hickory Grove church fish fry hosted by the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Atherton
North Manchester
Milt” Mikesell
Lewis Mikesell
Indianapolis
Alfred Lily
Patton
Margaret Mikesell
John Sipks
Eva Wolverton
Harold Dawson
Monticello
Ellen Waldsmith
Gilbert Million
Clarence Rotruck
Ralph
Anderson
Hirdin Ellis
Josephine Million
Oak Grove Church
Sylvia Galloway
Blaker
John Galloway
Ladies Aid
Hickory Grove
Local farm sales and rental notes from area correspondents
Mr. Peffley sold last year’s corn to Budd Sterrett with Arthur Little negotiating the sale. W Timmons rented his cottage to workers building the Roy Bowman gravel road. Mr and Mrs Max Cunningham of Fremont Ohio visited Wilson Sterrett for a few days at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peffley
Budd Sterrett
Arthur Little
W. ¥. Timmons
Roy Bowman
Max Cunningham
Fremont
Ohio
Wilson Sterrett
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Farm News
Mrs. John Wingard improves in health and her husband and Miss Emily Guthrie’s party visit Mr. and Mrs. Tyner and Mrs. Popejoy. Wilson Sterrett returns from a trip visiting relatives in Detroit Fremont Ontario. Ontario crops show good wheat and oats but corn borers damage corn. Strawberries are plentiful and fruit outlook is strong. Hired help scarce due to factory hours. Miss Robinson of Delphi gives two readings and old time fiddling entertains. ice cream at end. Mrs. Manda Caughell and family spend Wednesday with Mrs. Bessie Caughell on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wingard
Emily Guthrie
James Tyner
Paul Popejoy
Wilson Sterrett
Jennie Eikenberry
Detroit
Mich
Max Cunningham
Fremont
Ohio
William Moore
George Moran
Ontario
Canada
Miss Robinson
Delphi
Manda Caughell
Jim Caughell
Bessie Caughell
Local family and friends visitations and farm bureau event
Mr and Mrs Elliot Crowell and children Gale and Freda toured Iowa to visit Mrs Crowell s sister and then Kansas City where Gale stayed on for work returning Tuesday. Montpelier Indiana couple Closs Peterson and children visited in Montpelier. Dave Hardy visited his sister in law Mrs John Pearson. James Caughell and Russell Garrison families visited Newton and Newtown Garrison parents. Amanda Crowell of Idaville visited Joseph Frischer. Charles Moorer visited William Schock family. Frank Scott and children returned home after visiting J H Roller and friends. A good Farm Bureau turnout occurred Tuesday night. The picture of Poor Mrs Jones was fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Crowell
Gale
Freda
Iowa
John Pearson
James Caughell
Russel Garrison
Newton Garrison
Amanda Crowell
Idaville
Joseph Flrccher
Charles Moorer
William Schock
Sleeth
Frank Scott
J. H. Roller
Farm Bureau
Mrs. Jones
Downey Tire Shop Free Gift Offer With Tire Sale
Downey Tire Shop offers a 30 by 34 guaranteed tube free with every cash tire purchase on Saturday June 19. The promotion applies to all new tire sales at the Downey store location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey Tire Shop
Dinners and Local Happenings Across Delphi Area
Hercell Metzger hosted a Sunday dinner with Roy Abrey and family from Knightstown John Rauch and family from Lafayette Mr and Mrs Amos Cripe and George Butler and family. Fred Rose and wife welcomed a son at St Elizabeths hospital Lafayette. Hedderich reunion in Lafayette was attended by Henry Otten and wife. William Fetterhoff owns a new Chevrolet. Frey Calloway Kuhns attended a sale in Lafayette. Donald and Roberta Frey have chicken pox. Paul Redenbacher attends tractor school in Indianapolis. Township well represented at hog trial in Delphi. Dallas Frey trades coupe for Buick roadster. Farm bureau meeting held Monday night. Greta Robinson of Delphi gave readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercell’ Metzger
Roy Abrey
Knightstown
John Rauch
Lafayette
Amos Cripe
George Butler
Fred Rose
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Henry Otten
Hedderich
William Fetterhoff
Chevrolet
Harold Frey
Manson Calloway
Albert Kuhns
Donald
Roberta Frey
Paul Redenbacher
Indianapolis
Delphi
Dallas Frey
Farm Bureau
Greta Robinson
Snubber Back Athletic Union Suits Ad
Snubber tape absorbs back strain on Cooper Summer Athletics garments. Cooper suits feature knit seat and snubber back for wear and comfort. Farmers and workmen invited to try this garment from Quick and Clifford, Home of Valce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Union
Cooper
Coopers
Valce
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Edith Timmons
Peter Kempf
G. C. McCquch
Jerôme Etter
N. Wash. St
Dept. E
Philadelphia
Carroll County
W. M. Baudendiftel
Park Ave
Rockfield
Geo
Vianco
People’s B. & L. Association
Harry Arnold
Embree Hargess Shop
HE Abstract Company
Geo. M. Smith
Chas. W. Hargraves
Yeoman
Frank Swatts
G.A. Scott
E. Madison Sr
J. W. Weidner
Agency
Sts. Carroll Co., Loan & Trust Co
Delphi Citizen
Bogan-Jaques Co
Sen Setedae
Jung
Miami Produce
Schlosser Bros., Wer
M. Cliner
David Stief
Orville Fife
Charles
Ginn
Fred Raber
Harry Reach
Marjorie
George Snee
Hiram Thompson
Earl Mummert
Joseph Turner
Henry Sidenbender
Clymers
Clyde Miller
Florida
Marvin Wise
Mrs
Noah ‘Wise
Grandee Wagoner
Amos Wise
Leon Rigele
Ralph McCain
Flora
Mrs. McCain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jefferson Twp
Rock Creek Township
Fordson Tractors
McCain Tractor & Imp. CO
Delphi — Flora
Owasco
New York
J. T. Ives & Sons Co
Delphi, Ind
Georgette Crepe
Leghorn
Coats
Bradley and
Water Sprite
Bradley
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