Carroll County Four Times Four club hosts mother’s party in Delphi
A Mothers party by the Four Times Four club at Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Gochenour home in South Delphi featured old time tunes poems and dances. Out of town guests included Mrs. Josephine Mears of Burrows and Mrs. Rebecca McClure of Cincinnati with fifty members attending a flag day program and picnic dinner.
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W. W. Gochenour
South Delphi
Edith Dickison
Robert Gamble
Gochenour
Marie Swickard
Ruth Mount
Edith Retherford
Lavaune Retherford
Edna Carmichael
Marybelle Adams
Barbara Clawson
Martha Godenour
Kathryn Cornell
Deer Creek
John Cornell
Martha
Ada Gochenour
Harry Roach
Bryce Adams
Forrest Orr
Grover Kite
Victor Porter
Josephine Mears
Burrows
Rebecca McClure
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edgewater
E. R. Dye
Monticello
James Vent
Champaign
Ill
Julia Irelan
Marie Frisbee
Mary Ahread
W. H. Ahread
E. O. Grimm
Catherine Brackenridge
N. W. Bowen
J. M. Gardner
Charles Wellington
George Best
William Bradshaw
N. J. Howe
Delphi
William Scott
Burrow
Sixty Eight 4-H Club Girls Attend All Day Meeting
Sixty eight 4-H club girls and leaders attended an all day meeting in the courthouse led by Mrs. Frank Hedderick county 4-H club chairman. Forenoon demonstrations were given by Ellen Louise Robeson Carolyn Hedderick Alice Stair Helen Wilson and Lucille Campbell from several townships. Afternoon judging contests tested clothing teams from Deer Creek Washington Jackson Democrat Tippecanoe Adams Clay Rock Creek Jefferson and Madison with baking teams from Clay Washington Jackson Monroe Democrat and Madison. Adult judges Reba Shanks and Edith Peters spoke to the group afterward.
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Court House
Frank Hedderick
Ellen Louise Robeson
Carolyn Hedderick
Jackson Township
Alice Stair
Madison
Helen Wilson
Lucille Campbell
Washington
Deer Creek
Jackson
Democrat
Tippecanoe
Adams
Clay
Rock Creek
Jefferson
Monroe
Reba Shanks
Washington Township
Edith Peters
Cutler
Burrows Home Economics Club Meets at Mrs Been Home
The Burrows Home Economics club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Paul Been’s home with assistant hostesses Mrs. Fred Benner Mrs. William Heckard Mrs. Helen West Mrs. Raymond Penn and Mrs. Henry Lacey. President Mrs. Floyd Shaffer called the meeting to order as roll call noted The Value of a Child's Training. Reads included The Effect of the low mood on Children by Mrs. Wilson Bush and That Ounce of Prevention by Mrs. Edith Holmes. Mrs. Sam Stewart read What the Movies are Doing to Your Child while Sarah and Mary Martin sang a solo and Anna Margaret Shaffer gave a reading. Howard Guickien played a violin solo as refreshments were served.
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Burrows Home _ Economics club
Paul Been
Fred Benner
William Heckard
Helen West
Raymond Penn
Henry Lacey
Floyd Shaffer
Wilson Bush
Edith Holmes
Sam Stewart
Sarah and
Mary Martin
Anna Margaret “Shaffer
Howard Guickien
Local D A R Chapters Host Tri County Meeting
The Harold Isaac chapter of the D A R in Monticello hosted a tri county gathering with the Olde Towne chapter of Logansport and the Charles Carroll chapter of Delphi. The meeting brought together members from three chapters to discuss civic projects and heritage activities in their regions.
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Harold Isaac
Monticello
Olde Towne
Logansport
Charles Carroll
Delphi
Twenty and Five Club Hosts Surprise Kokomo Outing
The Twenty and Five Club of Flora observed Guest Day with hostesses Mrs. Hugh McCorkle Mrs. Jesse Briggs Mrs. Roy Good Mrs. G. V. Brown Mrs. Chester Wagoner and Mrs A L Moss. Members and guests traveled by car to Kokomo on the new pavement Route 22 to attend a Siper Theatre show and a dinner party.
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Flora
Hugh McCorkle
Jesse Briggs
Roy Good
G. V. Brown
Chester Wagoner
A. L Moss
Kokomo
Siper Theatre
Remarkable Ninth Birthday Party For Dick Coble In Yard Games
Mrs Laura Coble entertained a party of her son Dick's friends Tuesday afternoon for his ninth birthday. Guests included Carolyn Bliss Joe Bliss Bobbie Shaffer Jean Shaffer Aaron Julian Carl Shaeffer Rosemary Sparks Marilyn Sparks Richard Balser Barbara Martin Margaret Ramey Jane Ulm Bobbie Mount and others. Mrs Amil Spring and Mrs Hazel Winterrowd assisted with refreshments.
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Laura Coble
Carolyn
Joe Bliss
Bobbie
Jean Shaffer
Aaron Julian
Carl Shaeffer
Rosemary
Marilyn Sparks
Richard
Bob Balser
Barbara Martin
Margaret Ramey
Jane Ulm
Bobbie Mount
Amil Spring
Hazel Winterrowd
Coble
Harmony Home Economics Club Hosts Family Evening
The Clay township Harmony Home Economics club entertained families Tuesday at Mrs. Martin Irmeger's home with a basket supper, moving pictures of old family photos, a playlet by Orpha Miller and Helen Elblinger, a reading by Miss Francis Hanks, and music by an orchestra. A baby shower for Mrs. Irmeyer’s daughter followed. total attendance was 88. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Frey and Mrs. Harold Frey.
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Clay Two
Harmony H. E
Clay Township
Harmony Home Economics Club
Martin Irmeger
Orpha Miller
Helen Elblinger
Francis Hanks
Clarence Frey
Harold Frey
Psi Iotari Sorority Elects New Flora Officers
The Psi Iotari sorority of Flora elected officers including President Helen Pearson Vice President Rive Todd Secretary Beulah Moss Corresponding Secretary Deane Craig Treasurer Lois Lehman Conductress Rosella Roskuski and Pianist Margaret Holmes. Helen Pearson and Deane Craig were named delegates to the national convention at Kokomo. The session occurred Wednesday and Thursday this week.
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Psi Iotari Sorority of Flora
Helen Pearson
Rive Todd
Beulah Moss
Déane Craig
Lois Lehman
Rosella Roskuski
Margaret Holmes
Deane Craig
Kokomo
Mrs Bowen to Host Talk on English Gardens
Mrs E W Bowen announces a meeting at 3 p m with a talk by Mrs David Edwards of Indianapolis titled Glimpses of English Gardens. An interesting program has been arranged.
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E. W. Bowen
David Edwards
Indianapolis
Tuxis Club Hosts Sunday Evening Program
Miriam Cohee Mildred Lines Pauline Flora and Meridith Kirkpatrick led the program at the Tuxis Club. The group gathers each Sunday at six o’clock in the Presbyterian church for its evening meeting.
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Miriam. Cohee
Mildred Lines
Pauline Flora
Meridith Kirkpatrick
Tuxis Club
Presbyterian Church
Regular Meeting of Morton Circle G A R Minutes
The Governor Morton Circle G A R held a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the court house G A R room. A report on the State G A R convention was presented by Mrs. Adelia Maxwell.
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Morton
Court House
G A. R
Adelia Maxwell
Premiers to Meet at Brethren Church Pittsburg
The Premiers will meet at the Brethren church in Pittsburg on Wednesday evening June 28 at eight o clock. A good program is being arranged for this meeting and you are cordially invited to attend.
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Brethren Church
Pittsburg
After Hours Club to celebrate anniversary with dinner
The After Hours Club marks its organization anniversary with a Thursday dinner at Mrs. Lorenz Hildebran home. Members will gather for the event and commemorative activities.
Tri-C Club Meets at Mrs McCain Home
The Tri-C club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. William McCain’s South Delhi home with Mrs. Ida Newell assisting as hostess.
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William McCain
South
Delhi
Ida Newell
Philathea Bible Class Plans June Themed Meeting
The Philathea Bible class of Delphi Presbyterian church will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. B. B. Mayhill's home. The program will reflect the June month theme.
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Philathea Bible
Delphi Presbyterian Church
B. B. Mayhill
Clauser Hosts Hill Club Gathering at South Delphi Home
Dr and Mrs A C Clauser will entertain the Hill Club at their South Delphi residence Friday evening.
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Mrs
A. C. Clauser
Hill Club
South Delphi
Pythian Sisters Set Summer Meeting on June 26
The last meeting of the summer of the Pythian Sisters will be held on Monday evening, June 26. Regular meetings will be resumed this fall.
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Pythian Sisters
Igo Ugo Club Guests Entertained at Mrs Afflis Home
Mrs. Margaret Afflis hosted the Igo Ugo club Tuesday evening at her home with members sharing conversation and refreshments in a social gathering.
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Igo-Ugo
Margaret Afflis
Kleppinger Reunion at Delphi City Park
The Kleppinger family holds its annual reunion at Delphi City Park on Sunday. The event gathers relatives for a day of fellowship and activities.
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Kleppinger
Delphi City Park
Picnic Plans Set By South Delphi Residents
South Delphi residents announce their annual picnic to be held on Wednesday July 12. Committees are formed and plans are underway while the exact location will be announced later.
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South Delphi
Delphi Woman's Club Meeting Set for June 28 at Member Home
The Delphi Woman's Club plans a gathering on Wednesday June 28 hosted at a member’s home. Members are to bring refreshments and discuss upcoming community projects.
First Freezing Gives Winter Peaches for Cereals and Desserts
Resh peaches in mid winter are now possible thanks to a quick freezing process that preserves original flavor and freshness. The winter peaches promise to inaugurate a line of new food products for the family menu with practical use and appeal. A piquant flavor can be added to most pickles by two or three lumps of sugar dissolved in vinegar.
Veterans Pension Cuts Outlined Under New Bill
The article details changes to veterans pensions under a new congressional bill and pending executive orders. It notes 10 percent cuts for many categories, variable postwar allowances for Spanish War and World War veterans, and the creation of reviewing boards to determine wartime connection of injuries. Also includes guidance from Ralph Maggart and a briefing on unemployment relief classifications for future public works employment.
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Congress
Ralph Maggart
McNutt
Unemployment Relief Commission
Fred Hoke
Commission On Unemployment Relief
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator
Relief Administration
Hopkins
Indiana
Maggart
Cohan Chocolate Cake Ties Tale to Early Broadway Hunger
The article recounts George M. Cohan crediting a chocolate cake with saving him from starvation early in his career. Doctors warned of diet excesses risking tuberculosis, shaping his stance on nutrition. Cohan shares a recipe for a three layer chocolate cake and notes his mother in law Mrs. Cohan provided the cake.
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George M. Cohan
Broadway
Mr. Cohan
George
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North Union Street
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