District Farm Bureau Meeting and Banquet in Lafayette
The third Farm Bureau district will hold its annual meeting at the Central Presbyterian church annex in Lafayette next Monday starting at 10 o'clock. A banquet is planned for 6 30 with Hon. Fred Landis of Logansport as speaker and William H. Settle as principal speaker in the afternoon. All Farm Bureau members are urged to attend. the county with the largest attendance will win a prize.
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District Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Third Farm Bureau District
Lafayette
Central Presbyterian Church
Fred Landis
Logansport
William H. Settle
Prin
Cipal
Cou
Farm Bureau Names New Wool Director and Members Hit 704
The county Farm Bureau reappointed A. A. Newer of Washington township as wool director. A membership report shows 704 members year to date with one township incomplete. George W. Peterson of Adams township leads the current membership drive. The group discusses the Wabash Maumee river improvement project and educational farm meeting programs, with an April state speaker planned to discuss the income tax amendment.
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A. A. Newer
Washington Township
County Farm Bureau
George W. Peterson
Adams Township
Deer Creek Farm Bureau to Meet March 17 at Presbyterian Church
The Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau holds its regular meeting Monday evening March 17 at the Presbyterian church. A playlet titled The Train Leaves in Ten Minutes will be performed by Mr and Mrs Chalmer Peterson and Mrs Newell Cox, followed by music and readings. H H Gardner will give an illustrated lecture on Corn Fertility. Refreshments will follow.
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Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau
Presbytrian
Chalmer Peterson
Newell Cox
H. H. Gardner
Carroll county 4H leaders organize for 1930 program
A Carroll county meeting led by Kathryn McMahon of Purdue gathered thirty leaders to plan 4-H club work. The session covered organization, a proposed tie in hitch system for farming, home management tasks, and a Purdue demonstration visit. Leaders discussed enrollment, supervision, and a long term program for local youth.
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Kathryn McMahon
Purdue
W. E. Kirkpatrick
Mesdames Anda Myers
Daisy Reavis
Elva Sidenbender
Nettie Heffley
Orpha Miller
Zena Shelley
Ralph Flora
Stanley Anderson
Cula Sanderson
Eva Fisher
Clarence Shulthers
Glen Stair
Elmer Kuns
D. L. Wingard
Sarh Stewart
Jess Benner
Monroe
Breckbill
Russell Logan
W. F. Riley
Charles Childers
Mollie Brant
May *Caldwell
Lawrence Whistler
Bessie Murphy
Mary Ahead
Emerald Metz
Clara Williams
United States
Carroll County
Mesdames Sam Sites
G. L. Whistler
Clifford Bitler
Charles Sandifer
Ward Been
W. &E. Kirkpatrick
Miss Marl
C. A. Bailey
E. P. Beadle
W. F., Riley
Lions Club
John Snoeberger
John Kerlin
John and
Joe Peterson
Harry ‘Foster
Charles Black
Survey Reveals Carroll County Farms Use Power Efficiently
A Carroll county farm survey shows 400 or more farms with four or more horses. From a farm management view, cost of production hinges on power, and recent years favor one man handling more acres. The drive is to mobilize all available power to seed and sow on time as the season advances. If all horses on the farm.
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Carroll County
Local school personals note weekend visits and absences
Doris Doolittle entertained a group of girls at her home over the weekend. Names include Kathryn Lucas Dona Loy Stella Thompson June Trobaugh and LaVaune Retherford. Other students and visitors span regionals attendance and recovery from a sprained ankle.
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Doris Doolittle
Kathryn Lucas
Dona Loy
Stella Thompson
June Trobaugh
LaVaune Retherford
Margaret Rice
Helen Ruth Peters
Jean Wilson
Bernice Arnott
E. W. Bowen
Sunshine Society
Saint Patrick
Shannon
Vera Black
Pat
Genevieve ‘Wise
Margaret
Helen Sieber
Clemetine ‘Moore
Trish Eyes
Stella ‘Thompson
Lyn
Delphi Victory Celebrated By School Assembly
A school assembly Monday celebrated Delphi's victory. Students heard Ed Grimm discuss player contributions from Saturday night's game. Several students transferred in and out while rooms 4 and 5 held spelling matches. The Hi Y county conference met at Cutler and Sunshine Society activities continued with talks, readings, songs, and a piano duet.
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Delphi
Bradshaw
Ed Grimm
Clarence Culp
Arthur Felix
Billy Frazer
Mary Catherine Logan
Alice Groninger
Bobby Quinn
Ivan Ashba
Robert Sales
Berry Allen
Doris Robbins
Robert Ulm
Verna Long
Donald Berryman
Bobby Larimore
Eileen Ginn
Ruth Greenup
Cutler
The
Sunshine Society
Muehel
Fire Destroys No Property After Stove Gas Explosion
A Franklin Street residence owned by William S. Smith was damaged by smoke when gas from a coal stove exploded and blew out the stove pipe. The fire department was called but no damage resulted.
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William S. Smith
Franklin ‘Street
Death of Helen Louise Gish
Helen Louise Gish daughter of Mrs. Floyd Gish of near Camden died Saturday of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with burial in the Radio service cemetery. Herb Smith, phone 375.
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Helen Louise Gish
Floyd Gish
Camden
Pele
Radio Service
Herb. Smith
Church Activities and Poetry Note In Sunday Notices
A church notes group visitation times from home to home, a 6 o'clock Y P meeting, an evening service at 7, and a poem from the church secretary about loyalty and service. Christian Science services overview the weekly lesson sermon on Substance, citing biblical and Mary Baker Eddy passages on eternal substance and mind.
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Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist Church to Hold Sunday Services and Orchestral Concert
Rev. O. Paul Manker leads morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 and Epworth League at 6. An evening concert by Clingenpeels Orchestra of Lafayette, a 15 member group, will be featured during the 7 o clock service. The pastor will preach a gospel sermon on salvation and Christian living. The public is invited.
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Y. P
Methodist Church
O. Paul ‘Manker
Epworth League
Clingenpeels Orchestra of
Lafayette
Epastor
Church of the Brethren announces Sunday services and meeting
The Church of the Brethren led by Pastor E Coblentz hosts Sunday school at 9 30 with P B Coblentz as superintendent A joint YPD and CW program at 6 30 PM preaching at 7 30 PM A quarterly business meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 18 at 7 30 All members are urged to attend An official meeting at 7 00 tonight and everyone is invited to join in worship
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Church OF the Brethren
BP. E. Coblentz
P. EB. Coblentz
C. W
St. Mary's Episcopal Church Lent Services Promoted
Arch Gubbins in charge invites parishioners to an evening service Sunday March 16 at 7 30 and to Lent Wednesday services at 7 30 with Father Gubbins speaking on Prayer. Everyone cordially welcome.
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ST. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Arch
Reverend Knox Leads Local Church Services Schedule
Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 30 with Ray Orr as superintendent and preaching at 10 30. Evening service follows at 7 inviting all to attend.
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Christian Church
Rockfield Presbyterian Service and Sunday School
Pastor L Dewey Burham leads Sunday school at 9 30 with picture study on Sir Galahad. Morning worship at 10 45 features the sermon on Christian Comradeship.
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Rockfield Presbyterian
L. Dewey Burham
Chuch
Sir ‘Galahad
Burrows Church Schedule Highlights Sermon on Divine Absence
The Burrows church calendar lists a school-eat at 10 A M and an evening worship at 7 PM. The sermon centers on The Lack of the Divine.
Subscriptions Reminder for Citizens Elsewhere
Read the expiration date on your paper. If in arrears, publishers request payment by check or money order via mail or a personal visit to The Citizen office.
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Arnears
New Low Prices From Stewart and Gochenour
Local merchants Stewart and Gochenour announce reduced prices on select goods with new sale terms sliding past previous figures. Shoppers are urged to visit their stores to compare the updated offerings and savings.
County School Notes Highlight Ciphering Cups and Oratorical Winners
At the Flora building contest on March 5 four schools Camden Carrollton Yeoman Rockfield competed in ciphering. Yeoman’s fifth and sixth graders defeated Rockfield and narrowly beat Carrollton, while Yeoman also beat Camden in the 78th grade division before losing to Carrollton. Silver cups were awarded to the Yeoman and Carrollton leaders. An oratorical contest at Cutler High chose Ruth Sandifer and James Crumb, with Crumb winning to represent Cutler at the county contest in Delphi. Burlington Cutler and Deer Creek also entered the county essay contest.
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Yeoman
Carrollton
Flora
Camden
Rockfield
Cutler H. S
Delphi
Ruth Sandifur
James Crumb
Cutler
Burlington
Deer Creek
Sixth Month Honor List At Carrollton And Township Schools
Honor lists from Carrollton and Washington Township Deer Creek schools name students by grade across multiple sections. The compiled lists include many Johns, Marys, Georges and Dolors with numerous surnames, spanning grades seven through twelve and noting several teachers and districts.
Dry cleaning and grooming deals offered by local shops
Men's suits and topcoats cleaned and pressed for 1.00 at Stern & Cochenour Mount & Sons. Shop advertises work harnesses, pads, halters, bridles, and related gear. Permanent waving offered until April 1st for 5.00 by Maxwell & Sha.
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STE Rn & Cochenour
Mount & Sons
Maxwell & Sha
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