Locals and Personal Notes From Lafayette Visit and Travel
Mrs. Fred Griffith and Mrs. Russell Engle spent Tuesday in Lafayette. William Heffeng left Monday on a business trip to Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Berne Hefleng spent a few days in Indianapolis this week. Charles Baum, employed in Wheeling West Virginia, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baum. Mrs. P. J. Hamerling of Frankfort was a Sunday guest of her sisters the Misses Lamb. Mahlon Kerlin and Harold Isaacs of Wabash College spent the week end with their parents.
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Fred Griffith
Russell Engle
Lafayette
William Heffeng
Fort Wayne
Berne Hefleng
Indianapolis
Charles Baum
Wheeling, W. V
Mrs
Harry Baum
P. J. Hamerling
Frankfort
Misses Lamb
Mahlon Kerlin and
Harold Isaacs
Wabash College
Lewis Swatts Emrick
Delphia
Frank Swatts
Denver
Colo
A. P. Roberts
Terre Haute
William Shelley
Bertha Teter
Social Roundup of Weekend Visits in Lafayette and Chicago
Mr and Mrs Noland Howell and Mr and Mrs Robert Clawson spent Sunday in Lafayette. Miss Effie Guckien and nephews Howard Guckien and Daniel Shaffer spent Sunday in Chicago.
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Effié Guckien
Howard Guckien
Daniel Shaffer
Chicago
Mr and Mrs Charles Cartwright Host Dinner With Friends
Mr and Mrs Charles Cartwright entertained a few friends at dinner on Friday evening in a social gathering marked by cordial conversation and friendly recollections.
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Charles Cartwright
Social Visits Highlight Weekend in Lafayette and Logansport
Mrs. Sarah Dine of Lafayette stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shelley over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gocenour visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heighland in Logansport. Nut Brown Coffee Smiths Grocery is referenced.
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Ray Gocenour
Harry Heighland
Logansport
Nut Brown
Smiths Grocery
Weekend visits and sales noted in Logansport area
Local social notes list Miss Lucile Schock and Miss Lorene Schock visiting in Logansport, Dr. Roger Hanna and family from Gary with his parents, and several others visiting relatives in Camden Pittsburg and Chicago. Brewer's Shoe Sale ends March 16 with bargains.
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Brewer's
Brewer
Spring Top Coats at C. O. Julius Clothing Store
A young man notes a wide range of spring top coats at C. O. Julius Clothing Store with styles, lengths, and colors available. The ad-like line highlights a swell assortment for the season.
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C. O. Julius Clothing Store
Weekend guests visit relatives and inauguration trip
Miss Martha Flowers of Indianapolis and Logan Arnold of Chicago were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold. Adam Grimm returned home Saturday from Washington D C where he attended the inauguration ceremony and visited with relatives.
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Martha Flowers
Indianapolis
Logan Arnold
Chicago
Mr. Arnold
Mrs
Harry Arnold
Adam Grimm
Washington, D. C
J. H. Cartwright
Mrs. Cartwright
Major Larry McAffee
Washington
Funeral for Blair McNutt Held in Brazil
Reed C. Schermerhorn and sister Mrs. W. T. Brackenridge attended the funeral services for their cousin Blair McNutt in Brazil last Friday.
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Reed C. Schermerhorn
W. T. Brackenridge
Blair McNutt
Brazil
Roads Bakery Offers New Kellogg’s Cookies
Mrs. George Margowski of Detroit visited Tuesday with her ill father Joseph Hanna and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruffing and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lostut ter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker at Camden.
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Kelloggs
Roads Bakery
George Margowski
Detroit, Mich
Joseph Hanna
Edwin Ruffing
Paul Lostutter
C. E. Baker
Camden
Local Families Attend Sunday Visits and Activities
Carrollton township residents Mr. and Mrs. Van C Blue and family spent Sunday with his niece Mrs Ed Wingerd and family. Ambrose Clifford and family were Sunday dinner guests of his brother Joe Turner and wife and C W Sidenbender near Rockfield. Lucile Shock assists in County Agent Maggarts office this week during Mrs Mary Kerlins absence. Ethel Patterson returns to Chicago after visiting her sister Mrs J C Afflis and husband. Charles Johnson and family of near Tiago visit Delphi and call on sister Albert McCain. Will Davis and wife attend Old Trails Insurance representatives banquet in Frankfort.
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van C. Blue
Carrollton Township
Ed Wingerd
Ambrose Clifford
Joe Turner
C. W. Sidenbender
Rockfield
Lucile Shock
Ethel Patterson
Chicago
J. C. Afflis
Charles Johnson
Tiago
Delphi
Albert McCain
Will Davis
Old Trails Insurance
Frankfort
Mrs Shelley Missed Birthday Dinner at Methodist Church
Mrs. William Shelley is recovering from a serious illness and could not attend the birthday dinner held last Thursday at the Methodist church honoring her husband.
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William Shelley
Miss Mildred Flora Visits Delphi After Graduation
Miss Mildred Flora who graduated at the Home hospital in Lafayette last week is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin M. Flora in Delphi for a short visit.
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Mildred Flora
Lafayette
Irvin M. Flora
Delphi
Frances Smith Improving in New Mexico Health Breakthrough
Rev and Mrs Grant Smith of South Delphi share hopeful updates on Frances Smith who has been in Albuquerque for health reasons. She is much improved and plans to return home for a late May visit. Faith Conn and Hazel Gephart of Lafayette will visit the Conn home next week before moving to South Bend for work. St Joseph's ladies held a Kellogg products waffle supper in the American Legion rooms with C B Brennan in charge. The Conn family hosted Hand and Greenwalt households on Sunday for a social visit.
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Ida Churchill
Ruth Buiach
Richmond
Delphi
Grant Smith
South Delphi
Frances
Albuquerque
N. M
Faith Conn
Hazel Gephart
Lafayette
Robert Conn
South Bend
St. Joseph’s Church
American Legion Rooms
Indianapolis visit and bank job resumption noted
Miss Margaret Caldwell of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Caldwell. Miss Mildred who works in Indianapolis and had been ill at her Delphi home returned to Indianapolis with her sister and resumed her bank position.
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Margaret Caldwell
Indianapolis
Ed Caldwell
Mildred
Delphi
Easter Suit Approval at Julius Clothing Store
Mrs John Greenwalt and son Bobby plan a weekend stay at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Robert Conn as the young man prepares his Easter outfit at Julius Clothing Store.
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Julius Clothing Store
John Greenwalt
Bobby
Robert Conn
Attendees at the funeral of Mrs. Zilpha Frisbee
Relatives and friends gathered for Mrs. Zilpha Frisbee’s funeral last week. Among the attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frisbee Mrs. Kenneth Creghton Mrs. Jack Biers of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Foster Catshall Mrs. Lou Merritt Mrs. Rosebaugh of Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and Miss Mary Donlin of Lafayette. Mrs. Merritt will stay to assist her niece Miss Mary Frisbee who will continue teaching at the Americus school.
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Zilpha Frisbee
Joe Frisbee
Kenneth Creghton
Jack Biers
Chicago
Foster Catshall
Lou Merritt
Rosebaugh
Huntington
Frank Moore
Mary Donlin
Lafayette
Merritt
Mary Frisbee
Americus School
Rural fire departments urged to cut farm losses
A pamphlet from the National Fire Waste Country’s agricultural committee warns farm fires kill 2000 to 3500 people and cause 100 to 150 million dollars in property losses annually. It urges rural communities to form organized fire departments with trained crews and modern equipment to protect farms and savings.
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United States
Agricultural Committee of
National Fire Waste Country
Tost
Stinebaughs Welcome Son James Richard
To Mr and Mrs Virgil Stinebaugh of Indianapolis a son named James Richard was born on Wednesday March 13 a local birth notice reports.
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Virgil Stinebaugh
Indianapolis
James Richard
Dancing teacher survives wall collapse joke
Rescuers spent half an hour clearing stones from a man buried by a wall. Expecting fatal injuries, they were surprised when he stood up and asked for a clothes brush. He quipped that he goes through worse every evening teaching at a nightclub.
No Light in Darkness in Blackburn
Two Blacksmiths ride in mourning through Blackburn streets. They discuss why Black was blackballed at the lodge, admitting uncertainty about the reason in a night of pitch darkness.
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Blackburn
Woman Declares Cautious Stand on Marriage
A woman states she will never marry any man unless she knows all about him. The response notes that such caution may prevent any marriage at all, reflecting a wary view of traditional courtship.
Pleasant Run Cemetery Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Pleasant Run Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the cemetery next Saturday morning at 9 o clock. Elections of officers will take place and other business will be discussed. Abe Burkholder is president William Ginn secretary and Adelphi Bitler treasurer.
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Pleasant Run Cemetery Association
Abe Burkholder
William Ginn
Adelphi Bitler
Photographer offers adult portraits with Kodak finishing
Beginning this week A. W. Wolever will take photos for adult persons only at his studio tied to Kodak finishing on a twenty four hour schedule. Films sent in by 8 am can be delivered next morning by city or rural route carriers.
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A. W. Wolever
Kodak
Market at Schlossers Cream Station March 16
The ladies of St. Joseph's Catholic church will hold a market at Schlossers Cream Station on Saturday morning March 16.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Schlossers Cream Station
Cystex 48 hour test offers relief for bladder issues
Get Cystex at Margowski's Drug Store and put it to a 48 hour test. Money back if you don’t feel better soon, with renewed energy and sleep. Only 60 cents.
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Margowski
Carroll County Court Allowances Document 1925
A transcription notes allowances made and allowed by the Carroll County Circuit Court Indiana at their February term 1925. The document lists multiple individuals including Floyd J Julien George Butler Wm McVay Arthur Fetter Ralph Lowman Ira Boyd and others with amounts such as 128.00 and 12.65. The audit is signed by Auditor Myrtle Lyon and references publishers Bobbs Merrill Co and American Law Book Co.
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Floyd J. Julien
George Butler
Wm. McVay
Arthur R. Fetter
Ralph B. .Lowman
Ira Boyd
Clay Pearson
James A. Warden
Fran Radenbacher
Clarence Cole
Floyd Yerkes
Ira McFatridge
William Angle
Thomas Scott
Chester R. Landis
John F. Pitzer
Lawrence M. Herr
Bert C. Brown
G. W. Stout
Welcome Inn
Jesse R. Clawson
Ralph Hill
William Acheson
Frank Shepard West Publishing Co
Edward Thompson
the Lawyers Co
Bobbs Merrill
Joseph T. Ives
Dora H. Lyon
American Law Book Co
I. J. L. Whiteman
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Frank Sink
Myrtle B. Lyon
Goldstein Bros
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Citizens National Bank
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Oscar Shelley
Lucile Schock
Lorene Schock
Roger Hanna
Gary
John L. Hanna
C. C. McFarland
Mary Lou
Paul Dickison
Ora Trent
Quinn Lewis
Hiberlin
Elsie DeLaney
Texas
A. L. Crowthers
Los Angeles, Calif
George Johnson
Josephine Wagoner
Helen Basler
Burrows
Margaret Lear
Monticello
Florence Henderson
Pittsburg
Harold Genrich
Ware, Mo
E. E. Maxwell
Helen’Sims
Roy Gardner
Miss Mary
Jo Arnold
Logan
Alice Deel
Edna Menaugh
Web Lucas
Kokomo
Parke Lucas
Radnor
Ross Allen
Billy of
Boswell
Goldie
Florence Scott
Sophia Dreifus
R. B. Salmon
San Franscisco
Cal
Farmers Co-operative
Scout Hall
James Oliver Curwood Story
Rockfield School Orchestra
Janette Telfer
Rockfield, Indiana
Hubert Q. Thompson
Bloomington
E.P. Beadle
Thompson
John A. Lucas
James
Bloomingdale
William Lucas
William Shelly
Bryan Miller
Flora
F. M. Davis
San Benito, Tex
E. P. Brennon and
Son Blodget
Brennon
The
Kellogg Company
Mr. Brennon
Charles Eding
John Eding
Defiance
Ohio
Henry Eding
Mable Randall
Charles Randall
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
William A. Guckien
Sylvester Guckien
Anna Hayes
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Jay
Roy Wingerd
John Thomas Snoeberger
William Snoeberger
Camden Tues
Brownstown
Tex
Jess Hand
Royal Center
Barbara Greenwalt
Nora Hemming
Clifford
Circuit Court
John Deere
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