Fish Fry Planned by Rockfield Sun Day School
Rockfield Presbyterian Sunday school will host a fish fry Friday evening in the church basement for members and families. Mrs Felix Melvin of Elwood was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Delamar Galbreth. Ladies Union of the Christian church to meet March 12 at Mrs C O Snyder home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Tribbett of Burnettsville visited Delmar Galbreth. Mrs Anna Bohannen of Logansport spent the weekend here. Grover Miller of Buck Creek spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Presbyterian Sunday School
Felix Melvin
Elwood
Delamar. Galbreth
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
C. O. Snyder
Clarence Tribbett
Burnettsville
Delmar Galbreth
Anna Bohannen
Logansport
Grover Miller
Buck Creek
Virgil Stinebaugh
Walter Martin
Lafayette
Anna Flora
Nina Robison
National and Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
John Kerlin
Albert Williamson
Martha Galbreth
Arthur Sidenbender
Leonard Million
Martha Allen
Perry van Gundy
FE. C. Sanderson
Roy Snoeberger
Herbert Burke
Issac Bowman
Frank Simons
Catalina Smith
Margaret Landry
Burrows
J. W. Foust
Weekend Notices and Local Updates From Rockfield Area
Saturday night with his mother and Sunday visits highlight a roster of local residents and guests. Activities include church society meetings, school inspector visits, hospital treatments, birthday dinners, and multiple family travels to Paris Michigan and Forrest. New fire trucks arrive for Rock Creek townships. influenza illnesses noted among residents. farming work and spring plowing underway.
Adams Township social notes and community moves
Adams Township and Flora area residents are listed with weekend visits moves and moving plans. Several families relocate farms near Lucerne Rock Creek Burnettsville and Lockport while others attend graduations and meetings. Local church notices include Rev. Frantz’s new pastorate and a Psi Iota Xi sorority inspection.
Pleasant Run News Update on Local Residents
Mrs. Dennis O'Farrell has returned home from St. Elizabeth's hospital in Lafayette after several weeks of treatment. She visited her daughter last week. Sam Swatts visited with John Overholser and daughter Eva. Arthur Acheson moved from his father's farm to Dr. Hickman's farm near Royal Center. Ed Brown, living on Fred Mir's property, is also mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora West
Miami Beach
Florida
Benjamin F. Stuart
Godfrey
Peru
Godfrey’s
Indiana
French Post Park
Milton Crowell
Burnettsville
Cliff Good
Adams Township
John Nicholl
White Post Road
Snow
Lockport
Bert Munson
Dallas Gunyon
Gunyon
Rensselaer
Clarence Leslie
Monticello
Mr. Holler
South Bend
Leslie
Howard Smith
Salem
William Worley
Frank Hoehne
Victor
Buffalo
Dave McDonald
Royal Center
Mary Arnott
Phoenix
Arizona
Ruth, Magee
J. H. Roller
Arnott
Roller
Harry Widerhalft
Brookston
William Wakeland
J. H. Moorer
John Girard
Lake Cicott
Clarence Roller
Everett Roller
Pleasant Run
Dennis" O'Farrell
Local Social News Highlights Family Visits and Health Updates
Mrs. Jackson visits Bowling Green with relatives. Mrs. Pearl McKay and daughter visit Mr. and Mrs. Clint Adsit. Mrs. John Gushwa reports recovering from a hip injury with the cast removed. The Gushwas, former residents here, send greeting. Henrietta Downham hosts Teckla Roskuski of Delphi for dinner. Albert Long of Wheatfield visits near Delphi. Homer Hendrickson visits his father in Rennselaer. Funeral of Robert Plunkett attended by Walter Grandstaff and family and Mrs. Amanda Plunkett. Glenn Humm and his wife host Attica’s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teckla Roskuski
Delphi
Albert ‘Long
Wheatfield
Homer Hendrickson
Rennselaer
Robert Hendrickson
Robert Plunkett
Flora
George Plunkett
Walter
East of Delphi Social News Notes and Obituary Item
Mr and Mrs Fred Baker spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chas Baker in Camden. Mrs Fred Osborn and daughter of Gary visited the daughter and family of Russell Smith. Friends learned of Frederick Huff, a former neighbor’s son, dying of pneumonia Monday near Camden. funeral plans were announced. Bobbie and Dick Balser, sons of Mr Balser, mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Fred “Baker
Chas. Baker
Camden
Fred Osborn
Gary
Russell Smith
Gillie Huff
Frederick
Bobbie
Dick. Balser
Funeral Monday for Miss Florence Burke
Miss Florence Burke age 22 died Saturday at 5 00 AM at Michael Reese hospital Chicago where she was nurse supervisor. She graduated Monticello high school 1927 and Michael Reese nursing last June. Survived by father John Burke three brothers Ed Yeoman John and Robert at home two sisters Elizabeth and Clara and deceased sister Mary. Interment Oak Grove cemetery. Funeral Monday at Oak Grove Christian church 2 PM officiated by Rev William Grant Smith. Honorary pallbearers from Michael Reese nurses. Floral tribute includes hospital piece with R and 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence’ Burke
Yeoman
Michael Reese “Hospital
Chicago
Miss Burke
Monticello High School
Michael Reese Hospital
John Burke
John
Robert
Elizabeth
Anderson
Clara
Mary
Oak Grove Christian
William Grant Smith
Robert Ross
Cecil Million
Florence Burke
Florence Nightingale
Charlotte Welch
Margaret Albright
Beatrice Healy
Lola Couser
Helen Wrightmire
Pauline Darling
Hospital
Monticello
William Miller
Richard Jones
Robert Dwyer
Dick Gossman
School Hack Driving Jobs On Bid Basis
The bill signed by Governor Harry G. Leslie requires township trustees to advertise for bids to transport school children. Contracts go to the lowest responsible bidder for four years and were sponsored by the Indiana Taxpayers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Bus Line Discontinues Service Through Here
The Monticello to Indianapolis route via Delphi Frankfort and Lebanon has been discontinued due to the Indiana public service commission denying a franchise. Passengers could ride Monticello to Frankfort but not Frankfort to Indianapolis because another company held that franchise. Locals face inconvenience and a petition to reconsider the decision is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Indianapolis
Delphi
Frankfort
Lebanon
Indiana Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Don G Gardner Publishers Incorporated Formed in Cincinnati
The Don G Gardner Publishers Incorporated was announced last week in Cincinnati. Incorporators are Don G Gardner Howard Campbell and James R Clark. Gardner, former Iron Age southwest regional manager, and Clark attorney, Campbell engineering editor, plan new industrial publications following Modern Machine Shop launch. Gardner formerly Delphi resident and son of Mr and Mrs Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don G. Gardner
Modern Machine Shop
Cincinnati Inquirer
Gardner
Delphi
Sunday visits and illness noted in local households
Mr and Mrs had Sunday guests from Bringhurst and the Alberts family. Mrs Lillie Herron hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Tom Herron and Mr and Mrs Henry Shonk. Jervis family hosted Marvin. Mrs Virgil Allen is ill with measles and cared for by family in Prosperity.
Speakers Named for Child Welfare Conference in Delphi
Dr. Franklin S. Crockett and Dr. O. R. Lynch join Dr. Adam E. Schreiber and B. Schnell as speakers for the county Welfare Conference set for March 26 at the Delphi Presbyterian church. Sessions are at 1 30 p m and 7 p m with Rev C J Grimes and Dr W R Quick offering church use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin S. Crockett
Indiana Medical Society
Oo. R Lynch
Northern Hospital For the Insane
Logansport
Adam E. Schweiter
Child Hygiene
Indiana State Board of Health
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Myron Ives
Indianapolis
Roy Gregg
B B. Mayhill
Frank Lyon
C.J. Grimes
W. R. Quick
Presbyterian Church
Roy Goble
Newell Cox
Bertha Timmions
Elmer Kahl
Ida
Surviving A Good Reputation In Athletics
An essay on handling praise and staying grounded when an athlete gains notice. It warns against flattery and pedestal thinking, noting that high grades or acclaim do not guarantee future success. It emphasizes humility, continuous effort, and surviving reputation without becoming a sham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetina ‘D'Long
Suit Compromised in Crawfordsville Circuit Court
Earl Johnson of Crawfordsville settled a suit against E. P. Beadie and Celia Beadie after the case began in Carroll circuit court. Johnson had sued for a $500 commission on the sale of The Delphi Citizen. The out of court settlement was for less than half the amount, and Johnson agreed to pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Johnson
Crawfordsville
P.beadie
Celia J. ‘Beadie
Carroll Circuit
Radios Sold By Herfert Smith Provokes Local Buzz
A local merchant Herfert Smith reports high radio sales with nine of ten customers choosing his radios. The feedback highlights demand in the community and suggests strong market interest for portable receivers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. S. Margowski
Carroll County
Delphi Ind
Listerine
Lembert Pharmacal Co
Mafine Co
Dept. H
Ruskin Sls
Beverly
Ers
Crane’s
Fifth Avenue
New York City
5Th Ave
N. Y
J. M. Browne
D.S. T
E. Main St
Herves
Miles
Lizzie “Miller
Walter’ Cobl
Robert Bowman
T. D. Timmons
Anna ‘Timmons
Jay Bowman
Thomas Williams
Paris
Mich
Flora Sanderson
F.C. Sanderson
Marjorie Mullin
Indiana University
H. Y. Mullin
Mollie Davidson
Perry Vaughan
Chas. Davis Vaughan
Orville Brown
Ina Mabel
Nina Irene ‘Vaughan
Henry Myers
Johnson Farm
Sleeth
Carl Brewer
Psi Iota Xi
Gladys Hursh
Olive Shoff
Dorothy Cline
Thelma Lines
Monroe ‘Township
Farm ‘Bureau
Bringhurst M. E
Jean Spitler
Walter Wharton
Joe
Francis Harter
Carrollton
Township Farm Bureau
Ralph Maggart
Freeman Ankrum
First Brethren Church
Oak Hill
W. Va
Flora First Brethren Church
Henry Stiles
Floyd Sink
Oregon
Crume
Huntington Park
Calif
Jacob Frantz
Martha H. Frantz
Charles Mitchell
Columbia Street
Gene Voorhees
Lynn Moss
J. M. Kingery
Bringhurst
Needlecraft
J. Stanley Jones
Flora High School
Will .Tell
Calvin Summe
Laura Allen
L. V
West Delphi
Michael Reese
Herfert Smith
Kraft-Phenix
Velveeta
KRAFT
John L. Hanna
Ralph E. Hanna
Hanna & Hanna
Studebaker
J. W. Weidner
General Line OF Insurance
Court House
Delphi, Indiana
West Main Street
Dr. Walter. Gochenour
Francis Wilson
Monroe St
C.C. McFarland
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