Yeoman neighbors host gatherings and hospital visits noted
Helen Norris taken by ambulance to St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette for surgery. WSCS women met in church basement with Zola Hefner Sadie Phillips and Thelma Hurley as hostesses. Daily Vacation Bible School set for May 16 27 at the Methodist church with 9 to 11 am classes for 4 to 14 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Norris
Earl Spear
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
WSCS
Zola Hefner
Sadie Phillips
Thelma Hurley
Frank Hoehne
Burnettsville
Mabel McDon
Ruth Rockhill
Freda Barlow
Mabel Kennard
Dean Goslee
Ralph Goslee
Mother's Day family visit and birth noted in West Delphi
Mrs Della Johnson and family hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Eugene Roden barger of Brookston and Mr and Mrs Frank Brewer of Otterbein. The Johnson household welcomed children and grandchildren with Mother's Day baskets. Mr and Mrs Marvin Humphrey welcomed a daughter at Home Hospital Lafayette. Emerline Bose and others mentioned in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Johnson
Eugene Rodenbarger
Brookston
Joe Rodenbarger
Frank Brewer
Otterbein
Jane Brewer
Johnson Home
Marvin Humphrey
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Emerline Bose
Local social notes from Fern and Marion
The record shows several weekend visits and illness notes. Carol Jean King is ill at home with measles. Mrs Fern Phillips is improving after surgery at St Elizabeth hospital. The King and Boyer families hosted Sunday gatherings with relatives, and visits included Mr and Mrs Delbert Cox and Mrs Etta Reed of Lafayette. Fred Downham and the Long shore family attended a funeral in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Fred Rose
Carol Jean King
Fern Phillips
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John Johnson
Charles Boyer
Fern
Delbert Cox
Etta Reed
Lafayette
Charles James Residence
Fred Downham
Marion
Charles Longshore
Local visitors and weekend guests mingle in Radnor area
Radnor and Delphi residents hosted guests for weekend and Sunday visits. Mrs. James Bougher and Mrs. Harry Hammond of Delphi joined Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson after a day together. Beatrice Kite of Frankfort stayed with Clar ence Kite. Frank Bougher of Ft. Wayne spent the weekend with Margaret Bougher. Challmer Looker of Delphi visited Jesse Widner and Leo Kindhart family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bougher
Harry Hammond
Delphi
John Patrick
Clarence Jackson
Beatrice Kite
Frankfort
Clarence Kite
Frank Bougher
Ft. Wayne
Margaret Bougher
Forrest Grisco
Springfield
Ohio
Eugene Redman
Chalmer Looker
Jesse Widner
Leo Kindhart
Camden
May events and local society notes in Burlington Township
Burlington Vera Gilbert activity lists a Home Economics Club meeting set for May 17 with Mrs Jacob S Harness assisting Mrs Jean Beck and Mrs Ross Fellows. George Mann and Mrs Charles Myers of Green Hill visited Mrs Atlanta Brewster. Methodist WSCS met Wednesday. Max J McCarty has graduated from Kokomo Business College and joined Hanna and Hanna. The Women's Missionary Society of the Brethren church hosted a tea Sunday afternoon for mothers and guests. Annual Alumni Banquet scheduled for Saturday evening May 14 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Township
Jacob S. Harness
Jean Beck
Ross Fellows
George Mann
Charles Myers
Green Hill
Atlanta Brewster
Methodist
WSCS
Max J. McCarty
Kokomo
Deer Creek Farm Bureau to Meet May 16
The Deer Creek Farm Bureau will meet at Delphi High School on Monday evening May 16 at 8 o clock CST. Films and discussion will cover soil conservation and weed control with refreshments coordinated by a committee including Clarence Zartman Charles Nance Olaf Brown Frank Rice and B M Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek Farm Bureau
Deer Creek
Farm Bureau
Delphi High School
Clarence Zartman
Charles Nance
Olaf Brown
Frank Rice
B. M. Rice
Card of Thanks for Abram Crowell Gates
The Gates family expresses gratitude to neighbors who aided during illness and death of Abram Crowell Gates. Thanks go to those who sent cards and flowers, Rev. Jenkins and Rev. Looker, doctors Viney Wagoner nurses Coffman Johnson and the hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Crowell Gates
Jenkins
Looker
Viney
Wagoner
Miss Co
Card of Thanks from Amy Wolfe McDonald
Amy Wolfe McDonald thanks friends for thoughtful remembrances during illness. Cards and flowers helped pass long hours of illness and brought comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Wolfe McDonald
Miss Lorene Hinkle Visits Family on Mother's Day
Miss Lorene Hinkle of Lafayette spent Mother's Day with her mother Miss Ada Hinkle and daughter Mary, sharing time together in a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Hinkle
Lafayette
Ada Hinkle
Mary
Pelphi Methodist Church Morning Worship May 15 1949
Rev Frank Briggs leads a 10 00 a m Sunday service at Pelphi Methodist Church with a sermon on God of Paganism. Nursery and elementary classes operate during worship, followed by Bible study and Christian Education for youth and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelphi Methodist Church
Frank Briggs
First Baptist Church Announces Schedule and Events
Reverend William E. Rix leads Bible School at 9:00 and worship at 10:00 with the sermon The Vacant Chair. Baptism postponed to next Sunday at 7:00 pm. A missionary film on West Africa missions was shown Tuesday under the Women's Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Iiliam E. Rix
Pastor Bible School
West Africa
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
Edna Quinn Named Executive Secretary of Carroll TB Assn
Mrs. Edna Quinn, longtime secretary in the County Health Nurse office, is named full time executive secretary of the Carroll County TB Association. The appointment followed TB officers meeting last week, and Quinn started her duties immediately. A health program committee was named by president Mrs. Harry G. Foote, with chairwoman Mrs. Robert Bradshaw and members Mrs. Frank Austin, Mrs. Guy Caplen, Mrs. Mark Carter, and Mrs. Gale Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Quinn
Carroll County TB Association
Quinn
Harry G. Foote
Robert Bradshaw
Frank Austin
Guy Caplen
Mark Carter
Gale Crowell
Family visit spans Fowler and Crawfordsville
Mr. and Mrs. John C. McDowell of Fowler visited his mother Lula J. McDowell and relatives over Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick joined the gathering in Crawfords ville with Mr. and Mrs. Ha Kirby and attended Elk's Lodge festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McDowell of
Fowler
Lula J. McDowell
John Kirkpatrick
Crawfordsville
Ha. Kirby
Elk’s Lodge
Senior girls basketball team hosts bowling party at home
Miss Joy Lybrook entertained members of the Senior girls basketball team at her home on Thursday evening with supper and a bowling party. The group had won the girls basketball tournament all four years in high school. Attendees included Beverly Hanaway, Ellen Clawson, Jane Bush, Betty Lou Mahler, Mary Ellen Kempf, Virginia Moore and their teacher Mrs. Mary Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Lybrook
Beverly Hanaway
Ellen Clawson
Jane Bush
Betty Lou Mahler
Mary Ellen Kempf
Virginia Moore
Mary Osborn
Smiths Spend Weekend in Jackson with Rev. W. G. Smith
Walter A. Smith of Jackson Michigan visited over the weekend his father Rev William Grant Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Smith
Jackson, Michigan
Rev
William Grant Smith
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