Local social notes and upcoming revival plans
Sunday visits marked by Mr. and Mrs. Retherford hosting the Clewell Burkett and Jene family. Ed Stephens underwent a minor eye operation. O E S held a Tuesday meeting with tea and cakes during social hour. Upcoming move plans for K Garrison to Lafayette. Ernest Stephens entertained several couples for a Sunday evening with euchre. Revival meetings to begin next week with Rev. Guy Fremaine assisting Rev. Western. Garfield Todd visited Tidrick family. Ora Platt group from Indianapolis spent the weekend with O O Platt. Tiffon Jackson of Tennessee visiting relatives. Pendicitis at Riley Hospital improving. his father and brother William visited Sunday. Medford Clawson and Margaret Calvert shopped in Lafayette Monday. Billie Hodge of Frankfort spent the weekend with the Bates family. James James and family near Lebanon, Jessie Maxwell of Frankfort, Crews Cable near Burnetts Creek, and Walter Rohrabaugh with M. K. Rohrabaugh family spent Sunday here. Mrs. Walter Murphy from west of town visiting in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clewell
Elmer Burkett
Jene
M. M. Retherford
Ed Stephens
K. Garrison
Lafayette
Garrison
Ernest Stephens
Melvin Platt
Neal Flora
Lee Flora
Guy Fremaine
Western
Garfield Todd
R. S. Tidrick
Ora Platt
Indianapolis
O. O. Platt
Tiffon Jackson
Tennessee
Riley Hospital
William
Medford Clawson
Margaret Calvert
Billie Hodge
Frankfort
Allie Bates
James James
Lebanon
Jessie Maxwell
Crews Cable
Burnetts Creek
Walter Rohrabaugh
Fair Oaks
M. K. Rohrabaugh
Walter Murphy
Here
Illinois
Amsey Miller
Calvin
Henry Skiles
Lutheran Church
The
M. E. Missionary Society
Charles Guard
Jay Edging
Virginia
John Wise
Esther van Sciele
Camden
Goshen
Marcia Oskins
Carl Raber
Mary Elizabeth Landis
Leona Miller
Ralph Mag- At
Eva Bowdle
Logansport
Local Notes From Radnor and Delphi
Mrs James Bougher remains very ill at Radnor with Mrs Parker-Lucas hovering over the bedside. Miss Margaret Clawson returns to Flora then visits Mr Duane Lamb in Delphi. Frank Bougher and family of Ft Wayne spent the weekend with W H Bougher west of town. Sunday guests include Ty Dickinson and family Ray Bougher and family and Mr Mrs James Bougher. Morris Benifield son of Earl Benifield was operated on for ap-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker -Lucas
Margaret Clawson
Flora
Duane Lamb
Delphi
Frank Bougher
Ft. Wayne
W. H. Bougher
Here
Burlington Community Notes Plethora of Local Visits
Mrs. Orville Gilbert hosts visitors as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant of Forest join Mr. and Mrs. John Grant in Burlington. Marguerite Bronson of Kokomo spends weekend with Floyd Bronson family. Christian Sunday school to hold pot luck with a speaker on April 1. Numerous visits noted among area families, church groups, and school events including golden rule class, missionary society, and remodeling programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grant
Forest
John Grant
Marguerite Bronson
Kokomo
Floyd Bronson
Dillard Williams
Henry Dickerson
Boyleston
Jacob Huffer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Christian Church
Sam Rodkey
Jacob Harness
Frank Rodkey
Oma Rodkey
Earl
Christian Missionary Society
Ferrier
June Yater
John Tow
Kekomo
Community Notes From Carrollton Township
Mrs Donovan Sink and son Carl visit Louis Schra der in Plymouth. Raymond Kuns survived a rollover with heavy car damage. Frank McCain buys Ross Shankland farm east of Flora. Visitors include Herman Flora Ira Mohler Russell Ratcliff and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Sink
Carl
Louis Schrader
Plymouth
Don Catron
Alba Catron
Herman Flora
Ira Mohler
Russell Ratcliff
Flora
H. W. Barber
Frank McCain
Ross Shankland
Raymond Kuns
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Guests
Recap of weekend visits and dinners across town. Measles of Rolland Tenn and families shared time with George Shockley and kin. Hargraves of Blackwell arrived to work at C W Hargraves garage. Several gatherings linked to Flora Delphi Monticello and Peoria residents noted among Mr and Mrs L D Viney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Baird
Rolland
Tenn
George Shockley
Frank Shockley
Walter Vasgi
Crown Point
Kilda Hannaway
Hargraves
Blackwell
Okla
C. W. Hargraves Garage
Local visitors and horse traders report from Indianapolis and Lexington
W O Pettiner and wife spent Monday in Indianapolis. Douglas Warren of Kansas visited his mother. E W Landis of Burnettsville took a truck load of horses to Lexington where four good horses sold at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Pettiner
Indianapolis
Douglas Warren
Kansas
E. W. Landis
Burnettsville
Lexington
Notice to Contractors and Admin Notices in Carroll County
County commissioners of Carroll County Indiana invite sealed bids for groceries meats bread dry goods and drugs for the Poor Asylum through June 30 1936 with possible bonding and bid rejection rights. Also administration notice appointing Frank J. B. Sink as administrator of George W. B. Link estate and a final settlement hearing for John H. Shultheis estate with heirs creditors and legatees urged to appear in court on April 9 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Carroll Circuit Court
George W. B. Link
Frank J. B. Sink
John H. Shultheis
Marvin Shultheis
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indi
Executor Notice From Lane Clerk Julien & Kerlin
A legal notice dated March 17, 1936 signed by Lane as clerk for Julien and Kerlin attorneys. It names an executor in the notice and provides filing or appointment context for estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Lane
Julien & Kerlin Attys
Notice to heirs creditors Carroll Circuit Court hinges on estate
Notice to heirs and creditors of Henry Crewel deceased. The Carroll Circuit Court will examine the estate of John Henry Crewel on April 6 1936. Heirs and creditors must appear. Wilbur Kerlin attorney for administrator signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Crewel
Ian the
Carroll Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Carroll Circuit
Indiana
Wilbur Ane Aap & Kerlin, Attys
Notice to Non-Residents in Carroll County Suit
In Carroll Circuit Court 1936 a partition action on real estate in Carroll and Cass Counties is brought by Harry E Reed Guardian of Charles Stanley and Mary J Sterrett against John H Stanley and May Cook Morse nonresidents of Indiana. They must appear by May 4 1936 or plead. otherwise default hearing. Judge Wilbur Lane Clerk. Delphi Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Carroll County
Carroll Circuit Court
Harry E. Reed
Charles Stanley
Mary J. Sterrett
Bruce Stanley
John H. Stanley
May Cook Morse
Indiana
Wisconsin
California
Carroll
Cass
Court House
Delphi
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RADIO
Bringhurst
Ernest Stevens
Herb Smith
Delphi, Indiana
Radnor
James Bougher
Ockley Grain CO
Ockley, Indiana
L. Vi. Pletcher
K. OF P
Delphi, Ind
Burlington
Orville Gilbert
Joe Snyder
Garnard Barnard
Floyd Eaglehoff
Huffer
Eaglehoff
Mae Huffer
Paul Johnson
Martinville
Alice Hendrix
Manchester College
Charles Hendrix
Jefferson Township
Florence Dimmitt
Bethel
John Dimmitt
Orson Cope
Zion
Oak Grove
Mary McDonald
Emma Young
Emma Dilling
Charles Jones
Aschanhart
Carson School
Opal
Carl Burger
Forest Redding
Ster Ter Heath
Ft Wayne
Raleigh Heath
Olive Blickenstaff
Idaville
Francis Dimmitt
Raymond Dimmitt
Francis Itt
Wilbur Timmons
Buford Blalock
Monticello
John Roach
Jessie Scott
Loganspont
Herbert Million
Peru
Mer
Lavona Dimmitt
J.ne Chilcott
Blanche Overley
Evelyn Fairfield
Kate Weaver
Martha Myers
Perry Vaughn
Robert Million
Afiss
Mary Beckner
Fred Eckhard
Herman
Weaver
Carrollton
Faye Barber
Booster
Dupont Dynamite
Ockley Garage
H. A. Snyder
Delphi R. R
Buck Creek
Jackson Auto
Fordson Tractor
E. Main St
Camden Hatcher
Camden, Indiana
Walter
West Walnut
Raup
Kokomo, Indiana
Wade F ‘Arr
Carroll Co
Ind
Julien & Kerlin
Attys
Wilbur Lane
Smith & Smith
Att.s
William C. Smith
William B- Smith
West Side
Square
Attorneys AT Law
Delphi Indiana
Claudette Colbert
Fred McMurray
Robert Young
Jackie Coogan
Graham McNamee
Johnny Howard
Wendie Barrie
Willie Howard
Eleanor Whitney
Bill Robinson
Frank Merriwell
Geo. Ade
Frank McHugh
Patricia Ellis
Warren Hull
Joe Cawthorn
Pat Ellis
James Cagney
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