Local Social Notes From Patton and Surrounding Towns
Miss Elizabeth Burke visited Mrs. David Arthur Friday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Schock called on Mrs. Ray Schock Saturday. Dallas Gunyon and wife of Ida ville spent Sunday with Alfred Lilly. Alonzo Curtis and wife called on Charles Johnson Sunday. Carl Metz and family visited Frank Diener and family of Monticello Sunday. Bess Benham of Delphi came Sunday for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. David Arthur. Ray Schock and daughters visited his sister Mrs. Larry Trowan of Delphi Thursday. Mrs. David Lilly and Thyrza Henry attended a missionary meeting at Mrs. W. G. Million’s home in Oak Grove Thursday. Ross Austin and family spent Sunday with Charles Hargraves and family of Yeoman.
Rexall Orderlie Provides Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major cause of misery and notes Rexall Orderlie tablets attract water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement. Chew at night for relief. next day feel brighter. Available at Rexall Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
W. S.margowski
Social call spread across Indianapo lis and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Bert Hall of Indian apolis spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ray Schock and family. Stewart Ballard of Hawthorn Nevada visits his father Charles Ballard and wife. Elizabeth Birke called on Thyrza Henry Friday. James Viney and family with Russell Schock spent Sunday evening with Ross Austin and family. Rev and Mrs Grant Smith of Delphi dined with Mr and Mrs David Arthur. James Van Pelt and family of Huntington and Frank Me and family of Hickory Grove visited. Mr and Mrs Earl Huffman were guests of Charles Roth and family Sunday. Ballards dined with Harry Overley and family of Yeoman and called on W C Overley. Lillys visited Milton Rothrock of Monticello Sunday afternoon. Ross Austin and family with Russell Schock attended a Sunday school party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Holloway of Yeoman. Mrs Schock assisted hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hall
Indianapolis
Ray Schock
Stewart Ballard
Hawthorn
Nev
Charles Ballard
Elizabeth Birke
Thyrza Henry
James Viney
Russell Schock
Ross Austin
Grant Smith
Delphi
David Arthur
James van Pelt
Huntington
Frank Me
Hickory Grove
Earl Huffman
Charles Roth
Charles’ Ballard
Harry Overley
Yeoman
W. C. Overley
David Lilly
Milton Rothrock
Monticello
Adams Township
Perry
Burnettsville
J.H. Moorer
James Magee
W. B. Irelan
Phoebe
Rachel
James Caughell
Amanda Caughell
J. H. Roller
Clarence
William Worley
John Dimmitt
Frank Spence
Roy Siford
Leland
Bessie Caughell
Royal Center
Hugh Caughe
Purdue
Jim
John Magee
Joe Magee
Lockport
Howard Smith
Mary
Clara Peterson
John Peterson
Docie
Jess Mummert
Earl Wakeland
William Wakeland
Velma
Mary Widerhart
Brookston
James Atchison
Lansing
Mich
Grant Collin
Merl
Gene
Harold
Lewis
John Mummert
Local Social Notes Highlight Delighted Visits and Illnesses
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings spans Kokomo Delphi Logansport and Colfax with families including the Shanks Hullingers and Aikens. Illnesses are noted for William Enoch and William Bordner while births include a son to Chester Knight on May 5. Rev Dewey Burham and party plan a Nebraska trip. Naomi Sykes heads to Chicago for nurse training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Burham
Madeline Ray
Mable Martin
Naomi Sykes
Chicago
Walter Robison
Clarence Fiddler
Logansport
Chester Knight
Local Notices From West Delphi Area
West Delphi entries note visits and travels by Charles Hendrickson in Frankfort and James Sipes relocating to Delphi. Obituary mentions William Merrill buried in Delphi after death in Logansport. Various family gatherings and neighborhood social visits are listed with related names and places.
Week End Visits Highlight Rockfield Social Buzz
Mrs Jack Patton of Lafayette visited with Mrs Anna Bohan Nen and Mrs Harley Smith. Mr and Mrs Carl Million hosted a surprise birthday party for daughter June. Mr and Mrs I Curts plus children from Wabasheet visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Bertha Nipple of New Waverly also noted in local social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack 'Patton
Lafayette
Anna Bohannen
Harley ‘Smith
Carl Million
June
I ‘Curts
Martin
Bertha Nipple
New Waverly
Adams Township Social News From Burnettsville Area
Rev and Mrs Perry of Burnettsville visited Mr and Mrs J H Moorer Friday. Numerous families including Magee Irelan Caughells Dimmitts Spence Siford and Petersons are noted visiting relatives. Health updates mention Mrs Howard Smith being ill and several residents traveling or visiting in Michigan and Indianapolis.
East of Delphi Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
East of Delphi items list Mr and Mrs Earl Chapman and family visiting near Sedalia with Seth Miller. Joe Turner and Richard Crowell peers in Hickory Grove. Joe Turner assists corn planting. Dr and Mrs Charles Cook of Indianapolis guest with Charles Gregg. Isaac Gregg buys a bakery at Thorntown and takes possession this week. Noah Wise and Flora folk visit, new auto. Marvin Wise family attend funeral of Isaac Miller near Goshen. burial at Rensselaer. Wolf relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chapman
Seth Miller
Sedalia
Joe Turner
Richard Crowell
Hickory Grove
Delphi
Charles Isaac
Charles Cook
Indianapolis
Charles Gregg
Isaac Gregg
Social calls noted at local homes this weekend
Mrs Orville Istel and son visited John Tingley home Sunday. Mrs Orth, Quinn and Miss Mary Bordner visited Miss Evelyn Tingley Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sherman Wilson and children from Frankfort spent Sunday with Charley. Mrs Ben Bee is hospitalized at Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Istel
John Tingley
Orth. Quinn
Mary Bordner
Evelyn Tingley
Sherman
Wilson
Frankfort
Charley
Enoth
Ben 1
Bee
Lafayette
Winona Lake Announces Annual Chautauqua Program
The Winona Lake annual program features National Synod Reformed Presbyterian activity opening June 4 and closing September 6 with the International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association. Homecoming is August 21 and Rev. William Sunday headlines August 1. Homer Rodebeaver directs sacred music August 11–24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
National Synod Reformed Presbyterian Church of American
International Lyceum Ad Chautauqua Association
Winona
William Sunday
Homer Rodebeaver
School of Sacred Music
Child Health Day Observed in Delphi
Delphi held a May day festival style program at the armory with a Maypole dance by thirty grade school pupils and a high school band. Talks by a teacher minister and physician covered child health, with moving pictures by a county agent. Scouts and Sunshine Society volunteers aided. a proposal was made to make the event annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Armory
James P. Wason
Wells
Loyal Hoshaw
C. A. Smith
L. E. Knox
Frank Robinson
Alcohol as an alternative fuel could replace gasoline
The article notes alcohol motor fuel can substitute for gasoline as a reliable crop based supply. Brazil pushes alcohol use, requiring official cars to run on a mix of cane alcohol and ether, with gasoline at 18 cents a gallon and alcohol under eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Department of Commerce
Ministers Dominate Crawfordsville Presbytery Actions
At the Crawfordsville Presbytery Rev. Cecil Atkinson of Cutler was chosen moderator for six months. Rev. L. D. Burham of Rockfield and Rev. Burrows were named temporary clerks, and Rev. H. C. Chapin of Flora was named permanent clerk. A special meeting is set for June 12 at Central Church in Lafayette to promote Christian education.
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Crawfordsville
Carroll
Cecil Atkinson
Cutler
Cosen
L. D. Burham
Rockfield
Burrows
H. C. Chapin
Flora
Central Church
Lafayette
Carrollton Township Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Solomon Wickard hosted a small bridge gathering last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl McCain attended a musical contest in Elkharton on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs George Guard of Flora stayed at the McCain home Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Jack Wickard visited Logansport Tuesday. U B church ladies served dinner at the school for primary grade members. Republicans predominated on the primary board this time. Mr and Mrs Claude Wickard were Indianapolis visitors last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Township
Solomon Wickard
Bridge
Carl ‘McCain
Elkharton
George Guard
Flora
McCain
Jack Wickard
Logansport
U. B. Church
Claude Wickard
Indianapolis
Thursda
Harness and Har Eat Item Available at Sons Hardware
Readable text notes an Ace of harness and har eat may be had at Sons Hardware Store. The fragment suggests a hardware shop listing or promotional phrase.
Real Estate Transfers From Last Week
Orlando Archibald and wife to Roy Kent for 1 acre in Tippecanoe township price 500 dollars. Leonidas P Shanks and wife to Cris R Shanks 4 acres in Washington township for 1 dollar. Board of Church Extension of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church to Frank Pence Baker lot 9 in O P Patton for 1 dollar. Jesse H Cook and wife to Jason M Been 1 acre in Monroe township for 1 dollar. Mary Haugh to Isaac W Loveland and wife lot 3 in block 1 in Butler s addition to Delphi for 1 dollar. Clarence J Stone and wife to G W Keim and wife lot 5 in Ross addition to Bringhurst. Henry H Michael to Orval G Michael and wife real estate in Burlington. Agatha T Clifford to Gus A Hall lot 50 in Elmwood addition to Delphi for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Archibald
Roy
Kent
Tippecanoe Township
Leonidas P. Shanks
Cris R. Shanks
Washington Township
Board of Church Extension
The
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
Frank Pencebaker
O. P. Patton
Jesse H. Cook
Jason M. Been
Monroe Township
Mary Haugh
Isaac W. Loveland
Butler’s
Delphi
Clarence J. Stone
G. W. Keim
Ross
Bringhurst
Henry H. Michael
Orval G. Michael
Burlington Township
Agatha T. Clifford
Gus A. Hall
Elmwood
Proper Food Adapts Fashion Health Rules
A fashion report notes straight lines give way to curves and urges underweight women to consult doctors. It advises gaining weight healthily through a balanced diet including starchy foods, milk, cream, butter, vegetables, meat, and light mid day snacks rather than overeating.
Sleep as Nature’s Restorer Cited by Shakespeare
A quotation labels sleep as nature’s sweet restorer and advises a girl aiming to gain weight to sleep nine or ten hours nightly, presenting a health guidance note attributed to a Shakespearean idea.
Weekend Gatherings Among Purdue and Nearby Residents
Margaret Bundy attended a weekend house party at Purdue hosted by Alpha Xi Delta. Juanita Berkshire visited relatives in Logansport. Ruth Benjamin was a guest of Eva Kahler in Buffalo. Mary Morrison spent the weekend with Enid and Hilda Trent in Peru. Charléne Sieber spent Tuesday evening with Helen Reider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bundy
Alpha Xi Delta
Purdue
Juanita Berkshire
Logansport
Ruth Benjamin
Eva Kahler
Buffalo
Mary Morrison
Enid
Hilda Trent
Peru
Charléne Sieber
Helen Reider
Improvements at Davies Oil Station in Attica
The Davies Oil company is making extensive improvements at their filling station in Attica east of the Wabash river bridge. Men and ladies rest rooms are being installed, a canopy roof is erected over the driveway, new oil and gas pumps are installed, and a crank case draining pit is being added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies Oil Company
Attica
Wabash River
Real Estate Notice of Executrix Sale in Delphi Indiana
The Executrix of Theodore H. Rohde’s estate will sell at 10:00 A M May 19 1930 at Gus A Hall law office Delphi Indiana the west two thirds of Lot 26 original plat now city of Delphi Carroll County Indiana to satisfy an order of Carroll Circuit Court Cause 4980 Terms cash not less than appraised value. Amelia Rohde Executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Rohde
Carroll Circuit Court
Gus A. Hall
City of
Delphi
Carroll County
Indiana
Amelia Rohde
Tornéyae
Notice of Administration for Prana Easterly Estate
The Circuit Court State of In Carroll appoints an administrator of the estate of Prana Easterly, late of Carroll County, deceased. The estate is to be settled and all claims must be filed by April 15, 1980.
Carroll County Court Nominal Estate Administrator Note
A judge of Carroll Circuit Court names an administrator for the estate of Amanda in Carroll County. The document states the estate is expected to be solvent and administered under court authority.
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Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Blythe & Sons Funeral Directors To
Delphi Ind
C. W. Hunter
J. W. Hunter
Chiropractors
Appointaent Delphi
John L. Hanna
Ralph BE. Hanna
Hanna & Hanna
Studebaker Blde
Ind
South Side Square
Kraft-Phenix
Velveeta
KRAFT
Margowski
Puermacal Co
Durandach
DECK
Metzger
Cateler
Enry Shank
Dale
Ae ‘Hurley
Bert Aiken
Viola
Ward Cree
Tom Herron
Brandisel
Mr. Herron
Lilly
Herron
William
Enoch
William Bordner
W. H. Bordner
William Draper
Ruth
Billy
Morris Ayres
William Apers
Ethel Aikens
West Lebanon
Hazel’ Shonk
Henry Shonk
Elmer Dale
Fess
Della Huntley
Kokomo
Elmer, Peterson
Virgil Cunningham
Lie Herron
Lucy Peterson
Rogers
Colfax
Bert Aikins
Ward Gree
Jop Herron
Mrs. Williams
Gould Nipple
John’ Hardin
Nebraska
Webb Robeson
East
Camden
Roy Snoeberger
Martha Galbreth
Frank Kerlin
Romney
John Kerlin
Bryan Miller
Marjorie
Fred Miller
West Delphi
Charles Hendrickson
William Merrill
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Chas. Merrill
del Phebus
Minnie Julien
Ed Cheesman
Lou Dunn
James Sipes
Oscar Hall
Eugene
Raymond Bush
M . Leonard Sterrett
Near
Ash Grove
Walter Grandstaff Dd
John Gebbert
Edna Mills
Larry Mullendore
Ray Monnett T
Ellen Mullendore
Burlie Mullendore
Floydschrader
Winona ‘Assembly
Arnold
Davies
Mount & Son
State of
Amanda "Piconet Atte
Caroll ' County
ATEAS
Dr.Carter
Carter
Steve Beja
W. S. O’brien
W. S. O'Brien
L. H. Smith
Pete
Delphi, Indiana
Holmes& Davidson
R. E. Davidson
W. E. Holmes
J. W. Weidner
Insurance Agency
W. Franklin St
W. Main St
Heurs
Elma
Walter Gochenour
E. Monroe St
C. C. McFarland
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