Local Folk Return From Short Visits To Various States
Camden Levi Windle and Nettie return from three months with relatives in Get tysberg Pennsylvania and Strasburg Virginia. Mrs Della Schenck returns to Chicago after several weeks with kin. Edwin Orahood and wife go home to Lansing Michigan after brief visit with C C Orahoods. Jessie Leslie on ninety day furlough from Danville Illinois National Military Home visits Logansport. Other visits include T O Stanley at Connersville with Harold Baker and Mahlon Robison near Deer Creek. Clo Kinsey spends ten days with Roanoke Virginia kin. Henry Cree and wife back from Darlington after two day visit. Mrs George Jones returns from Newcastle visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Windle
Nettie
Gettysberg
Strasburg
Virginia
Della Schenck
Chicago
Edwin Orahood
Lansing
Michigan
C. C. Orahood
Jessie Leslie
National Military Home
Danville
Ill
Logansport
J. M. Harrison
T. O. Stanley
Connersville
Harold Baker
Pharos Robison
Armstrong
Plato Robison
Mahlon Robison
Deer Creek
Clo Kinsey
Will Kinsey
Roanoke
Henry Cree
al Booker
Darlington
George Jones
Newcastle
West Delphi Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Delphi residents report visits from Henry Bush Burrows and William Bush Sunday. Roy Downham spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Attendees from the area watched the Covered Wagon at the Arc. Andrew Foster visited with sister Dora Johnson and family. Ray Price and son from Burnettsville called on Raymond Bush family. Chas Fife and Edna Delaney visited Logansport on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bush
Burrows
William Bush
Roy Downham
Indianapolis
The
Arc
Andrew Foster
Dora Johnson
Ray Price
Burnettsville
Raymond Bush
Chas. Fife
Edna Delaney
Logansport
Local graduates address high school audience
J. E. Brown son of Mr and Mrs Don Brown and a local school graduate spoke at the high school on Friday. Michigan university graduate now residing in Minneapolis. Weekend guests of Mrs A J Chittick were Orville Myer Barbara Myer Mr and Mrs Rollie Cain and children George and Ruth of Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ayres and son Junior of Dixon Illinois visit Ora Ayers. No A Intelligence Tests given in Burlington schools. papers graded and scores kept confidential at inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brown
Don Brown
Mr. Brown
Michigan University
Minneapolis
Orville Myer
Barbara Myer
Rollie Cain
George and
Ruth
Indianapolis
A. J. Chittick
Ora Ayers
Burlington
Par ent Teachers Meeting Deliberates School Finance
Weekend visitors George Davis and Earl Butcher from De Pauw University join local families. The Parent-Teachers meeting at the high school auditorium discussed finance and appointed a committee to address immediate school problems with faculty input. Next meeting set for November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Earl Butcher
de Pauw University
Sam Davis
Onnie Butcher
Loyd McClure
Kokomo
McClure
Baily
L. D. Haun
Gwinn
Jacque
Dela Zinn
Sarah Zinn
Lou Timmons
Anna _ Langoff
Effie Gregory
Deilla Payne
Eva Platt
A. J. Chittick
Edna Milburn
Delaplane
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Communities
Mr. and Mrs. John Gingrich and children Ida and Paul visited Will Moore and Clara Moore at Pettit. Delphia residents John Jr Gingrich and family spent the evening with his parents. Several relatives gathered for a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner and C. W. Sidenbender, including families from Logan sport Monticello and Delphi. The Rock Creek Economics club plans its next meeting at Mrs Anna Bohanon's Rockfield home on Friday November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gingrich
Ida
Paul
Will Moore
Clara Moore
Pettit
John Jr. Gingrich
Delphi
Henry Anderson
Lafayette
Frank Richter
Near Flora
Joe Turner
Phillip Leslie
S. Miller
Sedalia
Fred Raber
John Misner
Joseph Turner
C. W. Sidenbender
W. E. Cox
Logansport
W. H. Sidenbender
S. O. Anderson
Charles
Monticello
Everett Lowther
Floyd Sterrett
Francis
Georgia Marie
Henry Sidenbender
Clymers
Carl Raber
Marvin Wise
Pyrmont
Daniel Cripe
Near Camden
Noah Wise
Henry Crooks
Margaret Dock
John Wagoner
Rock Creek Township
Local families visit relatives and friends over weekend
Mr and Mrs Alfred McClean and son Wilbur and Ed visited with Bernard and family. Joseph Hooper and Stella called on Joseph Nelson and family. Harry McClean of Indianapolis called on friends. Avis Shine visited with Wanda North. Edith Timmons of Monticello visits daughter Mrs Wilson McClean. Bert Fisher and son from Lake Cicott visited Fred Fisher and family. Lucy Shigley staying with Arch McClean. Chas Myers and Chas Pattison families visited Lafayette watchers for War Mothers meeting at Ida Burns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred McClean
Wilbur
Ed McClean
Bernard
Joseph Hooper
Stella
Custer Nelson
Joseph Nelson
Harry McClean
Indianapolis
Friends
Avis Shine
Wanda North
Edith Timmons
Monticello
Wilson McClean
Bert Fisher
Lake Cicott
Fred Fisher
Lucy. Shigley
Arch McClean
Chas. Myers
Lafayette Wallers
Chas
Pattison
J. H. Giles
Elston
Ida Burns
Chas. Boyle
Mrs Frank Robertson and family return from Dodge City visit
Pittsburg notes say Mrs Frank Robertson and daughter Caroline Ann of Dodge City Kansas returned home after months with her father Daniel Davis and sister Miss Ora Davis. Francis attends Purdue. Grandma Stewart funeral drew large crowd at the church Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robertson
Caroline Ann
Dodge City
Kansas
Daniel Davis
Ora Davis
Miss Francis
Purdue
Grandma Stewart
George van der Volgen
Princeton
West Virginia
van der Volgen
Huntington
Buick
Mollie Wood
Sam Swatts
George Thayer
Frankfort
Pittsburg
Harry Boothroyd
Monticello
Burg
Watkins
Battle Ground
Charles Boyles
Frank Swain
Delphi
Freeman van der Volgen
Tanis
Melissia Hinshaw
Logansport
Florence Morrison
The
Grange
P. A. C. Hall
George Bowman
Norman and Charles Norman Sentenced to Twenty Years
Charles Norman, linked with a Frankfort posse, received a twenty year term in the Kansas penitentiary after being identified in Carroll County while jailed for a Newton bank robbery attempt. Dan Morgan drew twenty years at Michigan City. C. W. Landy was released. Prosecutor Layman led Morgan’s trial in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norman
Frankfort
Kansas
Norman
Newton Kansas
Carroll County
Dan Morgan
Michigan City
C. W. Landy
Layman
Morgan
Rulings Adopted For New Teachers By State Board
The State Board of Education adopted resolutions on October 17 1924 effective December 1 1924 for prospective teachers. Carroll students completing the rural school course earn a second grade license valid in any elementary school. Rural course students may enter a second year of either primary or intermediate grammar grade without loss of credit and receive a corresponding first grade license after completion. Licenses granted on normal courses between December 1 1924 and September 1 1925 shall be valid for teaching in one teacher elementary schools during the 1925 26 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Carroll County
Farmers Grow Smallest Corn Crop Since 1913
The 1913 low water mark is surpassed by the current harvest as farmers delivered the smallest corn crop in decades. Production is estimated at about 2.447 billion bushels from 105.604 million acres with merchantable quality around 63.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agricultural
Thanksgiving dinner plan at Presbyterian church
Plan to take friends to a Thanksgiving dinner at the Presbyterian church from 5 to 7 o'clock on Thursday evening November 20. The menu will consist of cae cae ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian ‘Church
Armistice Day Honors at Wilson Tomb and Unknown Soldier Shrine
On Armistice Day President Coolidge laid a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington while Wilson followers recalled the wartime president. Huston Thompson argued that Peace Without Victory should guide postwar policy, warning against vengeance as European leaders discuss Geneva peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Arlington
Potomac
Woodrow Wilson
Great National Cathedral
Peace Monument
Wilson
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Europe
Thompson
Geneva
Hunters fined for violation of game law
Clovis Isley of Colburn pleaded guilty before Justice James H. Porter in Lafayette to four counts of game law violations and was fined five dollars plus costs on each. Wardens Long and Connell arrested him for four fresh opossum and skunk hides. Phillips near Americus faced three similar charges, fined five dollars and costs per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis Isley
Colburn
James H. Porter
Lafayette
Isley
Glenn W. Long
James Connell
John G. Phillips
Americus
Omer B. Lear
Phillips
Peteet To Make Address In Delphi
Indiana farm and cooperative marketing programs will host nine schools November 13 to 22 across the state, arranged by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation and the National Council of Cooperative Marketing Associations. Walton Peteet, famed marketing expert, leads sessions in Delphi on November 21, addressing financing duties and responsibilities of co operative associations, director legal duties, efficient management, and farm bureau relations. Tedious details emphasize Peteet as a top teacher drawing hundreds of farmers to hear him in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
National Council of Co-operative Marketing Associations
Walton Peteet
Peteet
United States
Delphi
Sherwood Heads Indiana Normal School Branch
State Supt B J Burris plans to resign about December 1 to lead the Muncie branch of the Indiana State Normal School. Governor Branch will appoint H N Sherwood to fill Burris's unexpired term, which runs until March 15. The move comes as Burris shifts to new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Burris
Muncie
Indiana State Normal School
Branch
H. N. Sherwood
Burris
Hunters Notified to Avoid Gun Use on Premises
Notice warns that no person may hunt with guns dogs ferrets traps spades or shovels or trespass on the listed premises without permission. Signatories include John Stewart Arthur Hildebrand Thomas Williams Mrs William Gordon Frank Hinkle D S Adams Lucy A Lehnert Burnside Haynes and others from Rock Creek Two Deer Creek Two. A 25 cent seasonal fee applies and names may be added by notifying the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Rock Creek
Arthur Hildebrand
Thomas Williams
William Gordon
Deer Creek
Frank Hinkle
D. S. Adams
Lucy A. Lehnert Burnside Haynes
Increase in Dairy Cow Numbers Reported in Carroll County
Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports Carroll county dairy cow numbers rising, with a 4.1 percent gain in cows two years old and over in the district. Statewide increase is 5.1 percent over 1923, and national figures show a 6 percent rise. Heifer stocks are lagging, while the United States needs 320,000 more cows annually to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Blue Valley ‘Creamery Institute
United States
Institute
Camp Tecumseh A Success In Opening Season
State Y M C A representatives canvassed Logansport for funds to support Camp Tecumseh on the Tippecanoe River near Delphi. The 1924 camp served 732 boys and 112 girls from forty cities including Anderson Frankfort Logansport Rockfield Battleground Gary Marion Rochester Bluffton Hagerstown Monon South Bend Brookston Hammond Monticello Veedersburg Camden Huntington North Manchester Wakarusa Crawfordsville Oxford Walton Culver Kokomo Peru Warren Delphi Lafayette Rensselaer Winamac Flora LaPorte Richmond and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Camp Tecumseh
Tippecanoe River
Delphi
Anderson
Frankfort
Rockfield
Battleground
Gary
Marion
Rochester
Bluffton
Hagerstown
Monon
South Bend
Brookston
Hammond
Monticello
Veedersburg
Camden
Huntington
North Manchester
Wakarusa
Clinton
Indianapolis
Otterbein
Walkerton
Crawfordsville
Oxford
Walton
Culver
Kokome
Peru
Warren
Lafayette
Rensselaer
Winamac
Flora
LaPorte
Richmond
Washington, D.C
Dean's Pills End Kidney Ailments Say Delphi Blacksmith
S Duncan of S Moore Street Delphi Testifies Doan's Pills cured his morning lameness and back pain from kidney trouble. He says the pills fixed his aches, stopped frequent kidney pains, and left him in good shape. Price 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY ad copy from Delphi Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Delphi
S. Duncan
S. Moore St
Elless & Orr
Dru& Store
Doan
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W. A. Breining
Delphi, Ind
L. J. W. Breining
West Delphi
Geo. C. Loy Roofing Company
City Mills
Troy C. Quinn
GEO. C. Loy
L. G. Niewerth
Hoover
Home
Delphi Ice
Coal & Supply
Vern Ferguson
Pearl Young
Robert Catron
Lawerence Kirkendall
Beulah
William White
Bernice Chittick Smoker
Indiana University Extension
Chas, Norman
Sherwood
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Ieee
L. M. Pletcher
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