Family gathering honors Norris family niece in Yeoman
In Yeoman at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Norris a Sunday gathering honored his niece Mrs Earl Knorr and daughters Terri and Mrs Truman Rosaner of North Hollywood California. Attendees included families from Elwood Hebron Indianapolis Monticello Logansport and Delphi along with Mrs Reginald Bloor and others. A separate birthday surprise was held for Mrs Cecil Reigle of Monticello with Forest Lynch Mary Lou Chapman Lottie Pratt and Joe Cassidy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Norris
Yeoman
Earl Knorr
Terri
Truman Rosaner
North Hollywood
California
Eugene Harney
Elwood
A. D. Norris
Keith Norris
Harold Norris
Hebron
Reginald Bloor
Indianapolis
Robert Horn
Cecil Reigle
Monticello
Forest Lynch
Mary Lou Chapman
Lottie Pratt
Joe Cassidy
Local brief notes on families returning home and travel
Mrs. George Mestousis and infant son Michael return to her parents Mr and Mrs Byram Crosby after St Elizabeth hospital. Mr Mestousis moves to Gary for summer work at Inland Steel. Mr and Mrs Joseph Coomey have just returned from visiting daughter Joan and family in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mestousis
Michael
Byram Crosby
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Mr. Mestousis
Gary
Inland Steel
Joseph Coomey
Joan
Washington, D. C
Hospital Visitors Report and Recoveries
Mrs Paul Julien, Mrs Gene Schnepp and Mrs Della Bush visited Sunday in St Elizabeth hospital. Mrs Blanch Ball recovering from an appendectomy expected home this week. Mrs Laura Schnepp underwent surgery on Saturday. Mrs Walter Neff suffered a heart attack. Mrs Neff expects to return home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Julien
Gene Schnepp
Della Bush
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Blanch Ball
Laura Schnepp
Walter Neff
Neff
Coffey youths visit grandparents after Camp Cary training
Donald and Bradford Coffey of Lafayette visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Vaughan in Rock Creek township after attending the Junior Leaders Training at Camp Cary east of Lafayette. Katherine McDowell was honored at a Wednesday birthday dinner at her sister Mrs. W. H. Brown. Edna Mae Straight of Delphi and Ina Mabel Moore and children visited the Vaughans with other local out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald and
Bradford Coffey
William D. Coffey
Lafayette
Charles D. Vaughan
Rock Creek Township
Camp Cary
Katherine McDowell
W. H. Brown
E. F. Thornbrough
John C. McDowell
Fowler
Edna Mae Straight
Delphi
Ina Mabel Moore
Charles Davie Vaughan
Mrs Alice Kenworthy Hurt In Delphi Home Accident
Mrs. Alice Kenworthy of Delphi suffered a broken little toe on her right foot in an early Friday morning accident at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kenworthy
Delphi
Local residents share visits and updates from Indiana to Illinois
Mrs. Jesse Moore and others visit W. T. Brackenridge in Indianapolis. William Lybrook recovers at St Elizabeth hospital and plans to return home. Irene Mason and Catharine McCain return from a Phonics Workshop at Monmouth College. Tommy McCallum stays with grandparents as parents vacation in Canada. Mrs. Vern Booth attends a housemothers school at Purdue and joins Make Merry class party. Marcia Mason and Sherry Wagoner attend Presbyterian conference at Hanover College. Elmer E. Leng and Betty Clymer wed at a Justice of the Peace home in Lafayette. Elwood Mounts family to visit from Warren Michigan over holiday weekend. Harry Eldridge remains a patient at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Booth
Sharpsville
Edrie Parks
Robinsons Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs Claude Robinson and daughter Beth returned Saturday from a two weeks trip to California Mr Robinson became ill while visiting friends in Arizona On return they proceeded home and on Monday he entered St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette for observation and treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Robinson
Beth
California
Mr. Robinson
Arizona
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Local Residents Move to Adams Township Home
Paul Medley and family, formerly at the Bessie Timmons farm house in Rock Creek township, relocated to a residence north of Hickory Grove church in Adams township. Mr. and Mrs. Burris Seymour of Hillsboro, Illinois, visited Monday with Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Smith. Dick Haugh is in Colorado Springs, Colorado, attending a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Medley
Bessie Timmons
Rock Creek Township
Hickory Grove Church
Adams Township
Burris Seymour
Hillsboro, Illinois
L. H. Smith
Dick Haugh
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Nuptial Mass Ties Alabama Couple in California
An arranged marriage ceremony took place at a nuptial high mass on June 18 in Arroyo Grande California. Family members include Paul Scherschel of Cottonwood and John E Scherschel of Redding. Kathy Hammell, daughter of Jack and Mrs Hammel, is hospitalized at St Elizabeth. Grandparents Ray Hammel and John Hall reside in Delphi. John Digan of New Jersey visited San Jose College in California for graduation this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hammell
Jack Hammel
Chalmers
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ray Hammel
John Hall
Delphi
John Digan
New Jersey
San Jose College
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memoriam
Lewis ,Ward
Vera Ward
Juanita Benefiel
Rozella Pearson
Robert Hill
Hawkins Addition
Mortonsville
Jack Janz
Omaha, Nebraska
Yeoman School
Jesse Moore
Dorothy Knight Green
E. Kirk
McKinney and Sons, Kirk and Brook of
W. T. Brackenridge
William Lybrook
Irene Mason
Catherine McCain
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Illinois
Charles E. Wingo
Tommy McCallum
Wilbur
Bitter
Mrs
Donald McCallum
Canada
Marcia Mason
Sherry Wagoner
Hanover College
Hanover
Indiana
Elmer E. Leng
Betty Shirley Clymer
Justice of the Peace Stone
Elwood Mounts
Warren, Michigan
Minnie Steinman
Harry Eldridge
Shank
U. S
P'N John
Ann Page
Silvertown
Tan
LE A&p
Ae Cane
U. S. Gov’t
A&p
Heinz Pickles
Duncan Hines
Chase & Sanborn
VU Ctn
Gagej
Hudson
Reynolds Wrap
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
LUX
America
Jour Guarantee Ees
Qyec
Jane Parker
Angel Food
Kraft Cheese
Sunnybrook
Silverbrook
Sunnyfield
Mrs. Filberts
Crisco
Palmolive
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