Carroll County Club News Seeks Announcers for Department
Social page notes welcome and solicitation of announcers for club and fraternal department. Telephone listed as 14 for contact.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
4
Social page notes welcome and solicitation of announcers for club and fraternal department. Telephone listed as 14 for contact.
The O E S Auxiliary will elect new officers at the regular November meeting on Thursday November 19. The day will include a cooperative noon dinner with election of officers in the afternoon and strong attendance is urged.Committee members in charge of arrangements include Edith Retherford Florence Armstrong Nina Robinson Mabel Rage Docia Gay Jennie Wolf Lidya Viney Bessie Mulvey Estella Been Margaret Daugherty Edna Kirkpatrick Meredith Carney Naomi Johnson.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of Rockfield Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Will Schnepp's home with 22 present and one new member added. Mrs. Joe Turner led the Near East World War lesson and refreshments were served by the hostesses. The Charles Carroll Chapter plans November 20 meeting and papers on George Washington bicentennial will be read. Tri Kappa held meetings at Mrs. Helen Hamling's home with plans for a bazaar and market on November 28 and a post homecoming dance on December 22.
Mrs. Esther Austin will welcome the Jefferson township Home Economics Club this Thursday afternoon. Roll call quilt pattern exchange and officer elections for 1932 are planned. The project lesson will be given and a full attendance is expected after a two month hiatus.
The Four Times Four Club holds an all day meeting and cooperative dinner Friday at Mrs. Frank Shepard’s country home marking the eleventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Shepard. The Oracle Club meeting shifts to next Monday night at Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bradshaw’s home with Frederick Landis, editor of the Gansport paper, as speaker.
Deer Creek Home Ec club will gather Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Cc. O. Julius's home. Mrs. Cc. M. Kerlin will deliver the project lesson.
The Tippecanoe H. E. club will hold an all day gathering with Mrs Pearl Bitter next Wednesday November 18. Attendees are advised to prepare a blocked nine inch measure.
A meeting of the Pythian Sisters set plans for a card party to be held next Tuesday evening in the hall. The event aims to raise funds and foster community engagement through a social gathering.
The note offers a vague instruction to visit Charlie's location nearby and implies a short, informal meetup around a nearby corner. Details are limited and names or precise directions are unclear in the fragment.
Mrs. Mabel Ritchey will host the Jackson Township Home Economics Club this Thursday. The annual election of officers will take place.
Mrs Charles Cartwright and Mrs Joseph Clark longtime patronesses of Tri Kappa will entertain the sorority members this Thursday evening at the Schermerhorn home.
Oyster supper will be served by the ladies of the United Baptist church of Ockley at the New Hope church building on Wednesday night November 25.
Lake E Rariden, Democrat and former Allen County deputy prosecutor, dons his 10 gallon hat as a symbolic political sign for the 1932 campaign. He and his brother own a Saskatchewan ranch and he studied law at Harvard. Rariden, a Delphi High School alumnus, has never run for office before.
Bedfast for two years Miss Caroline Stanley aged 74 died Friday morning at her farm home in Washington township where she was born and lived her life. Surviving are three brothers J J Stanley of Indianapolis Charles and Bruce Stanley of Washington township and two sisters Mrs M J Starrett of Carroll county and Mrs Sylvester Watkins of Logansport. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Sunday from Chase chapel Logansport with Rev W G Holmes of the Universalist church in charge. Interment was in Rock Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Graham Helmuth of 816 Stillwell Street Indianapolis seeks her two brothers not seen since the war. William Frank Graham, about 35, 5 feet 7, black mark over right eye, light hair gray eyes. Hugh A Graham, about 33, 5 feet 4, fair complexion blue eyes black hair. They lived near Lafayette Delph i and Fowler during the war.
Rev. E. C. Wells will discuss Civil Mexican and World Wars at the Carroll County Historical Society meeting Friday evening at 7 30 in the library assembly room. A musical program is planned and the event is open to anyone interested in preserving local history. Carroll county's part the last.
Jason Been speaks to unorganized boys on his Europe trip as the band plans a Wednesday Armistice program. Hi Y improves by twenty one new members and pencils with schedules are sold. Cast for Be An Optimist includes Isaac Goldith and Mary Erb among others. Armistice tribute recounts heroism and sacrifice, urging reverence for returning and fallen soldiers.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church held an Armistice Day meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Fanny Smith with Mrs. Smith, Mrs. E. J. Foster, and Mrs. C. C. Crampton as hostesses. Mrs. Claude Wall led the lesson and Mrs. Foster gave devotions. Refreshments were served afterward.
Mrs. Nettie Unroe was sentenced by Judge Devol of the Clinton circuit court to one to ten years in the Indiana Woman's Prison for check forgery, with the sentence suspended. Mrs. Unroe, wife of Willis Unroe, appears in the report.
Individual portraits of senior class members and faculty were taken this week with group pictures of other classes and organizations planned. Basketball squad pictures will follow. Work on the annual progresses as advertising contracts with Indiana Polis Engraving Co and Attica photographer are set. printing contract not yet awarded.
The Carroll County Medical Society will meet Friday evening for a program. Dr. Seeger of Indianapolis will be the speaker. Radio tubes mentioned by Herb Smith.
The city council approved a yearly chlorine supply contract with Matthieson Alkali Works Inc. of Niagara Falls. City attorney G. A. Hail noted a letter from the Wabasha railroad about crossings and urged installation of signals at Hamilton Street crossing after several accidents including a collision involving Walter Dobbins’ truck with an interurban car.
School officials from Carroll County invited to the 10th annual high school principals conference at Indiana University on November 20. Several hundred educators from eastern parts of the state expected. Principal speaker will be Harry C. McKnowan of the University of Pittsburgh, an authority on high school extracurriculars.
Thaddeus H. Caraway a leading United States senator and Democrat died suddenly Friday night in a Little Rock hospital after an operation on October 29. He was believed to be recovering before the unexpected death. He was reported as being 60 years old.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Justice, formerly of Delphi and Burrows, are living with John and Lulu Brown at 1440 Termino Avenue in Long Beach California. They recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs Flossie B Viney of Yeoman and Thomas Heidrick of Monticello were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at 4 by Justice L W Alford at his home in Monticello Heidrick works at thread mills and both have many local friends Radio tubes Herb Smith.
The last will of the late L. D. Carey was probated in the White circuit court Monday afternoon. He bequeathed all property to his widow Bess M. Carey with care for their son Joseph Wilson Carey if he survives. Mrs. Carey named executrix. will dated July 1 1927 and witnessed by Ralph Scowden and Lacy Fulks.
Rockfield boys defeated Adams Township on their home floor in a fast game Friday night. The Rockfield girls edged Adams Township 24 to 16 in a tight contest, overcoming a 14 to 9 halftime deficit. The piece lists Rockfield students and staff, notes upcoming games at Camden, and thanks local supporters and yell leaders Helen Smith and Hal Groninger.
The document notes that the exclusion list now includes Pauline Hendrixson and Claire Adams. It cites that other names were previously excluded and mentions new additions to the roster.
A school plans public entertainments and the parent teachers association to present the play Wild Oats Boy. The article notes war history lessons about the U S entry into World War I and a reflection on the war’s toll.
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