Local Social Notes Mention Yeoman and Brookston Visits
Frank Schockley of Yeoman spent Saturday night with Lester and Leslie Marquess Jr. and Mrs. Fred Gaumer visited friends in Mishwaka. Mrs. David Lilly spent Tuesday last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanway of Brookston. Mrs. Samuel Neel called on Mrs. Thomas Schnepp Wednesday afternoon last week. Mrs. Harry Overley and children of Brookston with others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton Frank Schockley
Yeoman
Lester
Leslie Marquess. Jr
Fred Gaumer
Mishawaka
David Lilly
Lawrel Hanway
Brookston
Samuel Neel
Thomas Schnepp
Harry Overley
Yeoman Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Counties
Yeoman and surrounding residents share a weekend of visits and calls. Dr. Porter and George Jolly of Chicago spent Saturday with Oliver Marquess and family. Numerous neighbors from Yeoman, Etna Green, Lafayette, Fort Wayne, Delphi, and Indianapolis traveled to see relatives or attend gatherings, with church and missionary meetings noted.
Yeoman Residents Attend Fraternal Notices and Visits
Local column lists multiple visits and gatherings. Florence Ines Adelphia and Flora Bitler returned from Lima after a death in the family. Jefferson Grange plans an oyster supper at the school with an important meeting. Various relatives and neighbors are noted visiting, traveling, or attending events in Lafayette, Marion, Peru, Monticello, and other nearby towns.
Local church events and socials fill Rockfield notes
Rockfield residents report showers for Mr and Mrs Marshall Weaver and for Estal Mullin, visits from relatives in New Waverly Danville Hammond and Fort Wayne, plus Presbyterian church meetings and a planned November church entertainment Those Good Timers cast includes Coble Funkhouser Bowman Hugo Mullin and several Deels and Martins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Foust
J. H. Burge
C. O. Snyder
Social Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Carl Coble
Lewis Funkhouser
Earl Bowman
Hugo
H. ¥. Mullin
I Deel
Mary Bowman
Local Socials and Birth Announcements from the Week
Sunday visits from multiple families occur across Bluffton Walkerton and Lafayette areas. A daughter Ruth Alberta was born November 5 to Reed and Ruth Gushwa. The U B Church W M A held its November meeting at Lafay ette home of Mrs O J Gingrich with various Shultheis families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newell
Ben Metzger
Cleo Metzger
Paul Barnhart
Noah Nisweander
Bluffton,c
Bertha Aigibihl
Ft. Wayne
Jacob Stull
Wilson
Cleo Grenert
Walkerton
Indiana
Ruth Alberta
Reed Gushwa
James Welday
Clarence Shultheis
W.M. A
U. B. Church
Lafayette
Marvin Shultheis
Clarence Cleaver
Elbert Shultheis
Edward Fossnock
John Swartz
Mrs Amanda Grandstaff Returns Home After Visit
WEST DELPHI Mrs. Amanda Grandstaff has returned home after a few days visit with her daughter Mrs. Frank Haffey and family of Monticello. Several from here attended the dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Treida at Pittsburg Saturday evening. Mrs. Larry Mullendere and Miss Edna Leffler were Lafayette shoppers Monday. Mrs. Walter Grandstaff spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs. Dolaney of Delphi. Ed Denbeck is doing carpenter work at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Downham and Mrs. Pearly and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with the former's sister Mrs. Charles Gano and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Delphi
Amanda Grandstaff
Frank Haffey
Monticello
Della Bush
Willis Dexford
South of Delphi
Grover Treida
Pittsburg
Larry Mullendere
Edna Leffler
Lafayette
Walter Grandstaff
John Delaney
Delphi
Ed Denbeck
Henrietta Downham
Pearly
Charles Gano
Fire consumes home of Mr. and Mrs. Mummert near Hickory Grove
Early Tuesday morning a fire destroyed the second story of the Mummerts’ home south of Hickory Grove. Loss partly covered by insurance. Nearby, Crook family and Blanche Crook visited Lafayette relatives. Maxwell sisters and Mrs Million spent Armistice Day in Indianapolis. County Assessor Orval Schock's father, David Schock, is critically ill north of Yeoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
John Mummert
Hickory Grove
Charles Crook
Blanche Crook
Lafayette
Curtis
Ione Maxwell
Bertha Maxwell
W. G. Million
Indianapolis
David Schock
Orval Schock
Yeomaz
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Albert Moore and son Edgar hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Hastings and others from Camden Bristol Ind Monticello and Logansport over the weekend. The sick list includes Mrs Lewis Temple and Mrs Hazel Simmons. Additional visits featured the Rollers Braksmans Irelans and Galloways with nieces Ruth Cochran and Ruth Temple among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moore
Edgar
Henry Hasting
Marshall Weaver
Camden
Robert Million
Merle ‘Wakeland
Mitchell Shoop
Bristol
Ind
J. H. Roller
Lewis Temple
Lockport
Hazel Simmon
W. B. ‘ Trelan
Pheebe
B. Ee
Logansport
Ervin Ferguson
Clyde Allen
Pearl Christy
Homer Lowe
Hurb Russell
Howard Gingrich
Gingrich
Monticello
Lames Barns
Paul Wright
Idaville
Ruth Cochran
Omaha
John Galloway
John Témple
Weekend visits and calls in East of Delphi area
Dr and Mrs Frank A Leslie of Toledo Ohio were weekend guests of the latter s sister and family Mr and Mrs Earl Chapman Mr and Mrs Fred Raber called Saturday afternoon on Mrs Pearl Sadler and children at Flora David Stief recently returned from a Pennsylvania visit with his sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East OF
Delphi
Frank A. Leslie
Toledo
Earl Chapman
Fred Raber
Pearl Sadler
Flora
David Stief
Pennsylvania
Twelfth Annual Older Boys Conference Planned at Huntington
Plans for the Twelfth Annual Older Boys Conference to be held at Huntington November 27 to 29 include special speakers listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
State Y M C A Conference at Huntington Planned
Huntington hosts the Olde Boys Conference from November 27 to 29 under J. M. Scudder and Earl Laffen. Leaders Dr. Earl E. Harper Dr. Frank D. Slutz and H. C. Herman will guide discussions on Youths Adventuring with God and friendship ceremony. Delegates from any organized group may attend. Publicity materials are available and inquiries go to the State Y M C A Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Young Men's Christian Association
Huntington
J. M. Scudder
Earl Laffen
Earl E. Harper
Evansville College
Evansville
Indiana
Frank D. Slutz
Daytos
Ohio
H. C. Herman
National Council
Joe Devadanum
India
Cottee
Toronto
God
Inland Bank
Indianapolis
Silk on approval offer with five day return window
Pure silk mail order promotion invites customers to try the finest silks on approval and return or buy within five days. The pitch emphasizes quality and a risk free trial.
Beverly silk foulard sale at 58 cents a yard
An advertisement touts newest Beverly printed foulard at 58 cents a yard, formerly $1.40, with a $1000 reward offered to prove the fabric is pure silk and dye. The offer promises $1000 cash if any impurity is found during testing for this sale only.
Silk fabric samples by Crane's Silks on Fifth Ave
Send no money. Just tell us the yards of each color you will view on approval. Navy blue ground with small flowers. Navy with white coin dots. Black with colors. White ground with colors. Green and silver. Black and white. Tan ground. Light blue ground. 32 in wide washable and durable. Mail a sample quickly for inspection and receive a regular spool to match. Crane's Silks 545 Fifth Ave.
Crane's Silks Sale by Mail in Five Days Approval
City department states no obligation to keep item and will ship on five days approval. Specifies numbers and yardages mentioned in accompanying letter.
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KRAFT
Velveeta
John L. Hanna
Ralph E. Hanns
Hanna & Hanna
Suite
Studebaker Bldg
Delphi, Ind
J. W. Weidner
General Line OF Insurance
Carroll County
Court House
West Main Street
Ela M
Walter_Gochenour
Francis Wilson
E. Monroe
C. C. McFarland
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Missouri
John Ruskin
Havana
Peru Grocery Co
Peru, Indiana
Charles Ballard
Porter
George Jolly
Chicago
Oliver Marquess
Marion Gaumer
Etna Green
Russell Sherwood
Sherwood
Russell Schock
Ross. Austin
Frank Arthur
Billy
David Arthur
Marion Lucas
Cecil Lytle
Delmer Clark
Meredith Clark
Cora Pettitt
Guernsey
Harry, Overley
Elizabeth Burke
Robert Burke
Frank Robbins
Wilbur Schnepp
Arthur McGill
Rossville
Louis Christie
Mabel Metz
David . Lilly
Evalyn Wilson
Emma Creek
Ross “Austin
Fort Wayne
John Burke
William’ Gosman
Betty Henderson
Mary Agness Bunnell
Jesse’ Marquess
Lowell Hallam
Henderson
Jimmie
Deitz
Frank
Calvin , Deitz
Margaret Deitz
Jolly
Fred Bumgardner
Florence Grace
Catherine Burk
Goldie Landis
Gladys Thomas
Marie Logan
Dessie Million
Lee Flora
Truman Plank
John Bowman
Ralph Grace and Son
Cloverdale
Sarah Shane
Marion
Mary Viney
Ed Shane
Shane
Reid Goslee
Bert Goslee
Radnor
Lester Severn
Frankfort
Charles Hargraves
Floyd
Johns and Sons
John Redding
Virginia Moore
V. D. Coombs
Frank Graham
George Hamill
Willard Cochran
Minnie Overley
Hattie Austin
Reid Pearson
Carrollton
Clyde Julien
Tri-C Club
Monnett School
Rensselaer
Susie Hazelwood
Kirklin
Cloyd Marquess
Ward Holloway
Glenn
John Kennard
Weatherfoot
Peru
Lloyd Wolverton
Ralph Goslee
Floyd Johns
Albert Holloway
Frank Hawn
Ray Moss
Moore Maxwell
James Viney
George Myers
Mathew Seen
Colorado
Kansas
W. G
Rockfield
Don’ Mullendere
Christian Church
Roland Roberts
New Waverly
Will Schnepp
Dean Adams
Young Womans Missionary Society
Schnepp
Joe Turner
Charles Raber
Lois Wharton
Carrie Clark
Danville
Ill
Delphia Presbyterian Church
Helen Stewart
Estal Mullin
Fred. Miller
Orr Powell
Isaac Bowman
Frank Myers
Marin
Hammond
Robert Deel
John Deel
James ‘Thomas
Roy Thomas
Pyrmont
Adams Township
Caldwells
Caldwell
W.B. Caldwell
Doctors
W. W. Farr
J. C. Lowery
DIST
William C. Smith
William B. Smith
South Side Square
Pictcher
C. Clay Pearson
Carter
C. M. Ce
Crane's Silks
Fifth Avé
Gouraud
Rachel
Miles
Miles Oper
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