Enjoy Tour by Jackson Township Home Demonstration Club
Members of the Jackson township Home Demonstration club toured Elwood on Monday. The group, including Fredah Gardner and Eva Jones, traveled by Indiana Motor Bus and visited Mangus cafeteria Cocoa Cola bottling works St. Clair Glass factory a new elementary school and its kitchen and dining area and a bakery. Florence Cripe and Ruby Martin led the tour committee.
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Jackson Township
Mangus
Cocoa Cola Bottling Works
St. Clair Glass Factory
Florence Cripe
Ruby Martin
Girl Scouts Offer Poll Babysitting For Mothers
Troop 189 Camden Girl Scouts led by Mrs. J V Pickart will provide babysitting at the polls on November 8 for mothers who cannot vote without childcare. Times will be posted in Camden before election day.
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Camden Girl Scouts
J. V. Pickart
Camden
Baptist Church Honors 127th Anniversary Guest Speaker
Members observe the 127th anniversary on November 6 with Dr. Dallas West State Executive Secretary as guest speaker at the Baptist church.
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The
Baptist Church
Dallas West
Home Dem on Demonstration Club Plans Nov 9 Meeting
Mrs. Maude Jones will host the Jackson township Home Demonstration club on Nov 9 with Esther Hedde and Maggie Zinn assisting. Roll call requests a household hint or a 10 cent fine. Legion Auxiliary Unit 413 meets Nov 7 at 7 30 p.m. at the Legion Home. Betty Brown chairs the hostess committee. Talent Night will be observed at the Right Jolly Workers Youth Organization meeting on Nov 7 at Rockfield Presbyterian church. Dr and Mrs B C Kerkhove returned from a motor tour through Brown County Kentucky and Illinois.
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Maude Jones
Jackson Township
Esther Hedde
Maggie Zinn
Legion Auxiliary Unit 413
Legion Home
Betty Brown
Right Jolly Workers
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Mrs. B. C. Kerkhove
Brown County
Kentucky
Illinois
Mrs Hanna Appleton Hosts Baptist Dorcas Society Event
Mrs Hanna Appleton will entertain the Baptist Dorcas Society tonight at her home with Mary Whitfield assisting.
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Hanna Appleton
Baptist Dorcas Society
Mary Whitfield
Lutheran men's group to meet at parish hall tonight
The men's organization of the Lutheran church will meet this Thursday at the Parish Hall. Members gather to discuss church activities and upcoming events.
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The
Lutheran Church
Local club events and visits noted across several towns
Dororthy George and Mary Lou Johnson will entertain the U S C W on November 10 in the Lutheran Parish Hall. Charles Sanderson, recently operated on at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette, is convalescing satisfactorily. Doris Sieber Florence Curts and Pearl Avery host the WSCS meeting November 10 at the church. Thelma Jones entertained the dinner club Wednesday. Ollie Wertz visiting relatives in Virginia. W O Pettiner returned from Hot Springs Arkansas. Grace Sharp visited sister Bessie Starkey in Columbus Ohio. A public card party is set for Monday November 7 at the Deer Creek Conservation Club. Dick Kendall and family moved east of Camden. CES Chapter 475 Camden plans a market and bake sale November 12 at Fosters Furniture Store Logansport starting 9 a.m. Edith Patty hosts Baptist Missionary Society November 10 at her home. Monte Sink and children of near Indianapolis visited Rob ert Wise and family. Floyd Gardner spent the weekend with relatives in West Burlington Iowa.
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CES Chapter 475 of
Camden
Fosters Furniture
Logansport
Lafayette Man Arrested For Public Intoxication
Harvey Locke of Lafayette was arrested on highway 421 south of Delphi early Thursday for public intoxication. He was arraigned in JP Lee Stone's Court and fined $5 plus costs.
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Harvey Locke
Lafayette
Highway 421
Delphi
JP Lee Stone
Mullendores Visit Kin in Michigan and Huntington
Mr and Mrs Warnie Mullendore traveled to Michigan to visit their son Edward Mullendore and family They also called on Oscar Hall in Huntington and on his sister Mrs Nellie Dilling at Burnettsville This brief society note records these visits and locations with names and places.
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Warnie Mullendore
Edward Mullendore
Michigan
Oscar Hall
Huntington
Nellie Dilling
Burnettsville
Eva v Hill contempt citation hearing set for Nov 4
In the matter of Eva versus H Wayne Hill an application for a citation to show cause why the defendant should not be held in contempt of Court has a hearing set for November 4 at 3 p.m.
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Eva
H. Wayne Hill
Home Demonstration Club to Meet at Presbyterian Church
Cutler home demonstration group schedules a Tuesday gathering November 15 at the Presbyterian church with hosts Mesdames Harry Robertson Cleon Carter and Ray Cornell. Various local residents host or visit, with multiple weekend and Sunday dinners and local unit achievements noted.
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The
Home Demonstration Club
Presbyterian Church
Harry Robertson
Cleon Carter
Ray Cornell
Robert Rees
Glen Sparks
George Weaver
Noblesville
Howard Crossgrove
William Bordner
Colby
Wisconsin
Delphi visitor with Aikens and Cunningham kin
Darrell Griffey of Delphi visited here with his brothers in law Cora Aikens Clyde Aikens and Virgil R. Cunningham accompanying the group during the stay.
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Darrell Griffey
Delphi
Mesdames Cora Aikens
Clyde Aikens
Virgil R. Cunningham
Social visits span county towns in weekend rounds
Radnor Mrs. Rodney Rishel entered the Home hospital for observation and treatment. Ford Smith of Adams visited Sunday with his brother, Lester Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Widner and daughter spent Sunday with his sister, Jennie Mendenhall at Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus Bennet of Flora and Mr. and Mrs. Obie Bell of near Idaville were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bell and son Richard. Almira Rees spent the weekend with her brother, Ben Felthoff and Mary Hufford near Pyrmont. Mrs. Sarah Ruffner of Flora was a Saturday night guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Clawson and family and accompanied them on Sunday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lantz and family at Deer Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Clawson called on his sister, Mrs. Zelda Wiles at Flora. Shirley Clawson spent Friday night with Charlotte Neff and attended a Halloween party and spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Susan McCormick, south of Ockley.
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Rodney Rishel
Ford Smith
Adams
Lester Smith
Jesse Widner
Jennie Mendenhall
Rochester
Cleatus Bennet
Flora
Obie Bell
Idaville
Delbert Bell
Richard
Almira Rees
Ben Felthoff
Mary Hufford
Pyrmont
Sarah Ruffner
Lawrence Clawson
Tom Lantz
Deer Creek
Mahlon Clawson
Zelda Wiles
Shirley Clawson
Charlotte Neff
Hallowe’en
Susan McCormick
Ockley
Rally Day at the local church and social visits noted
Sunday Rally Day at the local church includes a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program. Various visits occur: Mrs. Earl Rohl hosts the Ockley Ladies Aid Thursday evening. many couples visit relatives in Russiaville, Frankfort, Delphi, and Indianapolis. News also mentions a birth announcement for Max Zook in California.
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Earl Rohl
Ockley Ladies Aid
B. A. Shaffer
Jack Rayl
Russiaville
William Parr
Rex
John Myers
Dewey Parr
Jack Nape
Sam Reef
James Miller
Frankfort
Walter Beard
Gordon Moore
Delphi
C. L. Beard
Robert Huff
James Shaffer
Orton Zook
Max Zook
California
Ray Shertzer
Nancy
Indianapolis
Chester Maxwell
Herb Colling
George Felthoff
Divorce Action Dismissed In Carroll Circuit Court
The divorce case Shirley K. Forgarsi versus Harold A. Forgarsi was dismissed on the plaintiff's motion in Carroll Circuit Court.
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Shirley K. Forgarsi
Harold A. Forgarsi
Carroll Circuit
Divorce decree orders weekly support and fees
The defendant Gale L. is ordered to pay 15 dollars weekly as support and 100 dollars for plaintiff attorney fees in the divorce case against Gabriel W. Scott. Mrs. Sam Hazelgrove returns home to Lafayette after a two week confinement at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette.
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Gale L
Gabriel W. Scott
Sam Hazelgrove
Lafayette
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Virginia
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Hot Springs
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Columbus
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O. Kirkpatrick
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Donna and Bills
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Whiteman Brothers
Wallace Chix
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Chicago
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Monon
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Greenwood
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Burlington
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Fairmount
Minnesota
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Ben Dye
Will
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Watseka
Joseph Cook
Ben Fetterhoff
Wayne Fetterhoff
Duane Fick
Colfax
William Fetterhoff
Mear Rossville
R. C. Cunningham
Radnor
Moran Grocery
ABC
Rossville Auction Exchange
Rossville
Ind
Catatee
Chas
Ritzler
Chuck
Republican
Carroll County
Carroll County Voters
Byron A. Jervis
Orr's Drug Store
Ann Lane
al Stewart
Purdue
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Delmar Bailey
Mildred Wilson
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