Missionary Society Event At Presbyterian Church
A well attended social by the Presbyterian Missionary Society featured a cornet solo, piano duet, and a European travel talk. Guests were greeted by local members, spring flowers decorated the dining room, and a silver offering was collected. Members may reserve tables for guests.
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Presbyterian Society
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Garfield Shaffer
C. J. Grimes
E. E. Barnard
Charles Schnepp
J. C. Downey
June Trobaugh
Frances Amick
Wm. S. Smith
Jesse Retherford
Harold Baker
Camden
Europe
Hugo
Rockfield
Holy City
Mother's Tea Hosted by Igo-Ugo Club in South Delphi
Members of the Igo-Ugo club entertained their mothers at a Friday afternoon Mother's Tea hosted by Mrs. Paul Dickinson in South Delphi. Out of town guest Mrs. Ora Trent of Flora attended. The program featured readings, solos, a musical reading, a Mother's Day talk, and piano music with American Beauty rose favors.
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Igo-Ugo Club
Paul Dickinson
South
Delphi
Ora Trent
Flora
Dickinson
Mable Fraser
Ada Welday
Wayne Aldridge
Wayne Lee
Charles Wood
Hilda Trent
Fraser
J. M. Gardner
B. B. Mayhill
John Hamling, Jr
Miss Louise Andrew Weds Humorist Bugs Baer in New Jersey
Miss Louise Andrew, a Ziegfeld follies beauty and former Lafayette girl, wed Arthur Bugs Baer, a nationally known humorist, last Saturday in New Jersey. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Lyle Andrews, bride’s uncle and aunt, with Andrews owning the Vanderbilt Theatre in New York and a Pittsburg youth.
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Louise Andrew
Ziegfield Follies
Lafayette
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
New Jersey
Lyle Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Vanderbilt Theatre
New York
Pittsburg
Delphi
Baer
Mother's Day Readings and Music Delight Attendees
A Mothers Day program featured readings and songs during the lecture hour last Thursday. Misses Baum and Henderson opened with a duet and Opal Hawley led a clothespin stunt. Ruth Peterson and Ruth Johns closed with a duet before news of next Thursday's Grange house cleaning party.
Mission Circle Playlets Aid Mexico Work at Supper
The Missionary Society of the local church hosts a cooperative supper next Tuesday evening at the church with a Mission Circle program to follow. Proceeds fund work in Mexico. funds and event report go to the Logansport state meeting on May 20. Participants include Jean Pruitt Lillie Brown Ruth Irelan Ruth Johns Dorothy Shuey Opal Hawley Ray Orr Mary Shuey Irene Downing Louise Hemmig Martha Matthews in the playlet Mexican Opals.
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Missionary Society of
Christian Church
Mission Circle
Mexico
Logansport
Jean Pruitt
Lillie Brown
Ruth Irelan
Ruth Johns
Dorothy Shuey
Opal Hawley
Ray Orr
Mary Shuey
Irene Downing
Louise Hemmig
Martha Matthews
First Guest Luncheon Set For June 11 At Country Club
The bridge tourney at the Country Club recorded early scores during the ladies afternoon. Mrs Blanche Cartwright announced the first guest luncheon for Thursday June 11 with herself as chairman and committee members including Mrs E O Grimm and Mrs J H Cartwright.
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Blanche Cartwright
Cartwright
E. O. Grimm
J. H. Cartwright
John
Camden Honors New 4-H Club Led by Mrs Case
A new 4 H Club organized at Camden Tuesday with Mrs Fred Case as leader. Those enrolled include Mary Bohannon Josephine Caldwell Alice Louise Cree Betty Cole Naomi Nei bel Ellen Louise Robinson Maxine Hodge Anna Case Agnes Raber Helen Raber Mary Ellen Jones Car oline Heddrick Lorene Shank Rose Mary Snoeberger Helen Wallace Jane Cree and Madeline Bohannon. Mrs Cole of Camden will assist Mrs Case as leader. The girls will take sewing for their project.
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Camden
Fred Case
Mary Bohannon
Josephine Caldwell
Alice Louise Cree
Betty Cole
Naomi Neibel
Ellen Louise Robinson
Maxine Hodge
Anna Case
Agnes Raber
Helen Raber
Mary Ellen Jones
Caroline Heddrick
Lorene Shank
Rose Mary Snoeberger
Helen Wallace
Jane Cree
Madeline Bohannon
Cole
Case
Sunshine Society bids farewell to senior girls
The Sunshine Society held a Wednesday farewell party for the high school seniors. Miss Lorene Clawson presided as new officers were installed. Incoming president Laura Gilliam presented framed creeds. Ruth Bardon and Cleta Kennard sang a farewell song. Dorotha McCouch read a poem and Kathryn Boone donated a picture to the rest room.
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Sunshine Society
Lorene Clawson
Laura Gilliam
Ruth Bardon
Cleta Kennard
Dorotha McCouch
Kathryn Boone
Women’s Mission Society Met at Mrs. Walker’s Home
The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Sue Walker with Mrs. Will Wood and Miss Zula Smock assisting. Deovtions were given by Miss Smock and the lesson led by Miss Ruth Irelan. Mrs. Lorel Blickenstaff named a nominating committee: Mrs. Lorenz Grimm, Mrs. C. C. Grampton, and Mrs. D. L. Keene, to report in June.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sue Walker
Will Wood
Zula Smock
Miss Smock
Ruth Irelan
Lorel Blickenstaff
Lorenz. Grimm
C. C. Grampton
D. L. Keene
D A R Visit Prompts Change of Kokomo Chapter Meeting
The Charles Carroll Chapter in Kokomo has moved its May meeting to Wednesday May 20 to accommodate Mrs Roscoe C O Byrne state regent of the D A R. A luncheon at 12 15 at the Schermerhorn home will host several out of town guests.
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Roscoe C. O’ Byrne
Kokomo
Charles Carroll
Schermerhorn
Shower Honors Miss Marguerite Kirkpatrick Before Marriage
Miss Marguerite Kirkpatrick, soon to wed P. M. Coleman of Louisiana, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening hosted by Mrs. Josephine Ulm with Mrs. Ray Gochenour assisting. Kirkpatrick departed Thursday for the South.
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Marguerite Kirkpatrick
P. M. Coleman
Louisiana
Josephine Ulm
Ray Gochenour
Kirkpatrick
South
Ladies Aid Society meeting at Ock ley church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ock ley U. B. church met at Mrs. William Campbell's home last Thursday afternoon with twelve members present. The next meeting is set for the first Thursday in June at Mrs. B. Downs's home.
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Ladies Aid Society
Ockley U. B
William Campbell
B. Downs
Country Club Supper Draws Forty and Euchre Honors
The Country Club supper held last Friday was attended by about forty people. Six handed euchre was played. Honors were won by Mrs. J. H. Cartwright, Mrs. J. P. Wason, Mrs. William Klepinger, Roy Clauser, Carl McFarland and Robert Bradshaw.
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J. H. Cartwright
J. P. Wason
William Klepinger
Roy Clauser
Carl McFarland
Robert Bradshaw
Shipman Marries Peters at Rossville Parsonage
Miss Pauline Shipman daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Shipman and Maurice Peters wed at the M E parsonage in Rossville last Saturday. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Adrian McGill.
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Pauline Shipman
Orville Shipman
Maurice Peters
M. E. Parsonage
Rossville
Adrian McGill
Tippecanoe H. E. Club Meets May 20
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics club will meet with Mrs. Mary Fair Wednesday afternoon May 20. Roll call selections focus on Mothers Day.
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Tippecanoe H. E. Club
Tippecanoe ‘Township Home Economics Club
Mary Fair
Carroll County War Mothers Hold Memorial Program
The Carroll County War Mothers met Tuesday afternoon in the courthouse for a program in memory of departed War Mothers.
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Carroll County
Court House
McFarland Hosts Twin Six Bridge Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Carl McFarland will entertain the Twin Six bridge club at dinner this Thursday evening in their home, inviting members to attend a social game night.
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Carl McFarland
Twin Six Bridge Club
Rothenberger couple marks 53rd anniversary visit
Fifty third anniversary observed as Mr and Mrs Donald Rothenberger of Logansport were guests Sunday of his mother Mrs L Rothenberger and family.
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Donald Rothenberger
Logansport
L. Rothenberger
Millard Quinn and the unlisted S A T C service case
An article traces Millard Quinn a Delphi rural route carrier who served in Purdue University S A T C unit but left without a discharge and found no official record of his enlistment. Despite affidavits and confusion about records, corrections would require an act of Congress and a previous veto by President Hoover.
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Millard Quinn
Purdue
War Department
Congress
Quinn
Delphi
Mr. Quinn
Purdue University
Quick
Ed Jackson
Purdue St. Astc
Hoover
John M. Evans
Montana
Sargeant Homer Hormne
America
Evans
Sargeant Horiie
Horine
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry
Howard
John Gibbon
Catlin
Gibbon
Wilkins Plans Nautilus Submarine Pole Expedition
Sir Hubert Wilkins intends a North Pole voyage by a submarine named Nautilus. The craft will travel beneath the ice while internal climate controls ensure heat, sunlamps, and comfort. General Electric supplies refrigeration and appliances for the undersea voyage.
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Sir
Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Polar
Julese
Earth
Hubert
General Electric Company
Sir Hubert
Wilkins
North Pele
Ginset
Oldest US physician stalwart Dr A W Allen 96 in Rochester
Dr A W Allen of Rochester Minnesota aged 96 is believed the oldest practicing physician in the United States. A refrigerating plant for fruit and vegetables for export will be built at Verona Italy and is claimed to be the largest in Europe.
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A. W. Allen
Rochester
Minnesota
United States
Europe
Verona
Italy
Daisy the Cow Drowned After Horn Hook Incident
Daisy a cow owned by Ernest Dane of Center Harbor New Hampshire drowned in two quarts of water after catching a horn in a hook while lowering her head to drink from a pail.
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Daisy
Ernest Dane
Center Harbor
N. H
Less than 100 Men gathers market control letters
Crowded with startling facts about stock market manipulation and conditions shaping the economy. The manuscript titled Less than 100 Men is under consideration by national leaders in trade and finance and is offered for purchase at publishers or bookstores for one dollar.
Scientist Develops Nutrient Fluid for River Bed Clams
A scientist says a nutrient fluid can be deposited in river beds to extend clam lifespans. The shells are used for buttons when grown. It is claimed England has 1,500,000 more women than men. A proposal of a tunnel under the Straits of Gibraltar linking Spain and Northern Africa is suggested.
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England
Straits of Gibraltar
Spain
Africa
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