Conscience Costs Wabash Driver Five Dollars
Everett Gilham of Wabash drove away from a state policeman on state road 25 after mistaking the officer for stopping all cars. He was fined for driving without a license. Shugene Raub of Fort Wayne also faced a fine for insufficient weight tax. A new baby son, Larry Lee Pattengale, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pattengale of Colburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Gilham
Wabash
Gilham
Dellhi
Bernard Leavitt
Leavitt
Rossie Dern
Justice of the Peace
Shugene Raub
Fort Wayne
Ivan Pattengale
Colburn
Larry Lee
Four Deserters Captured After Car Theft in Carroll County
Four army deserters from Fort Benjamin were arrested on state road 29 north of Deer Creek by Marion Robins and Robert Moore after officers identified a stolen car’s license plate. The men, in fatigue uniforms, confessed to theft at Fortville and had escaped from Fort Harrison guardhouse. They were taken to Greenfield jail as charges of grand larceny await military action.
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Carroll County
Deer Creek
Marion Robins
Robert Moore
Fort Benjamin
Robins
Fort Harrison Guardhouse
Fortville
Micn
Ionn Parrish
Ofonald Brose
Virginia
Geerge “Moble
South Bence
LEV
Oo. Sau
Wiancock
Delphi
Greenfield
Verigle
Flora clothing store opens in Delphi by Robert Julius
Robert Julius of Delphi opens Flora, a new clothing store, this Wednesday to offer apparel. Julius has several years’ experience in the clothing trade and runs the business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Julius
Delphi
Flora
Julius
Arsenate Lead Sprays Shield Foliage From Bhagwormes
State entomologist Paul Ulmen notes arsenate of lead sprays protect evergreens trees and shrubs from bhagwormes when young worms hatch. Treatment kills worms as they feed and form leaf cases. Bags grow to two inches. males develop wings. Case is common in southern areas, threatening plants if uncontrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Ulmen
Florida Gee brothers visit kin in town
William Gee and Robert Gee of Florida visit their brother Jack Gee and other relatives in the area. Mrs. Walter Cain was driven to St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette last week by the Grimm ambulance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gee
Robert Gee
Florida
Jack Gee
Walter Cain
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Grimm
Joan Carney
Delphi
Vincent's Hospital
Indienne
Grimm and Sons
Delphi Scouts Attend Carroll White Camporee
Eight Delphi Boy Scouts attended the Carroll White district Camporee at Monticello City beach on a Friday and Saturday. Named scouts Joe Carey Kenneth Boone Bobby Hi Big Hendrix Dan Clawson Dick Balser Bill Wood and Dean Maxwell earned a ribbon for activities while Zack Balser led as senior patrol leader under Scoutmaster Exerson Aldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Monticello City Beach
Joe Carey
Kenneth Boone
Bobby Hi
Big Hendrix
Dan Clawson
Dick Balser
Bill Wood
Dean Maxwel
Zack Balser
Exrerson Aldridge
Red Cross Sends 50 Garments To Jersey City Warehouse
The Carroll County Red Cross shipped 50 garments to the Jersey City warehouse for future Britain relief. Mrs C Cramp ton led production of garments for war sufferers under the direction of Lady Stella Reeding of England. A letter from Lady Reeding thanks the chapter for its gifts aiding bombing victims and the war effort nationwide.
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Carroll County
Mussel Season to Open Next Tuesday in Indiana
The mussel season will begin next Tuesday July 1 in Indiana rivers and streams, except for the Wabash below Lafayette. The industry supports many workers making buttons from shells. Also mentions a civil suit filed in Cary circuit court against Michael Cagmaugh and others, with attorney notes and venue from Tippecanoe county.
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Indiana
C. R. Gutermuth
Division of Fish and Game
Wabash
Lafayette
Farana
Elizabeth Kult
Anl
Cary
Micheal Cagmaugh
Schultz
Francis J. Murph
Superior Court
Tippecanoe County
Farm Bureau Meeting At Cutler Draws County Voters
Carroll County Farm Bureau held a June 19 meeting at the Cutler school with Monroe Meade in charge. Guest speaker Larry Williams spoke on organization and the need for more Farm Bureau members. Various local officers and entertainers performed as out of town guests shared talks. Refreshments were served and thanks expressed to participants and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Cutler
Democrat
Larry Williams
State Insurance Department
Indianapolis
Farm Bureau
Monroe Meade
Omer Collins
Logansport
Charles Thompson
Charles Tansey
Lenore McCarty
Mark Carter
Austin Cochran
Frankfort
Arthur Arnott
Rensselaer
Third District
Local youth injured foot loading hay in Delphi
Jake Widner son of Mr and Mrs James Widner of Delphi sustained a painful injury Friday when a pitchfork pierced his right foot while loading hay. He was taken to a local physician for treatment of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Widner
James Widner
Delphi
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Calon
Delphi, Ind
Crosley
RAI
Ron
Herb Smith
Midwest
Standard
Zial
Rosas
Ter
Hetch
National Committee On the Housing Emergency
William S. Knudsen
Dorothy Rosenman
C. F. Palmer
Defense Housing
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Ben Cohen
London
William J. Donovan
White House
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Donovan
Knox
Margowski’s
RED Cross
Lady Reeding
W. V.S
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M Bers
Harold Knitter
Floyd Greenway and Sons
Vera Knitter
Charles Knitter
Hammond
Near Delphi
Faye Snyder McCormick
Anna Synder
Mayme Cowdin
Los Angeles
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Suwa
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Standard Oil
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Robert N. Coomey
Cr Llene Mieten
Stephano Brothers
Philadelphia
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