Community Notes and Social Gatherings in Pyromont Area
The Pyromont column records Mr and Mrs John Shulthers visiting relatives in Barry last Friday evening. A well attended sale of Edward Disinger drew about 43 neighbors. Rev and Mrs Floyd Wilson’s friends organized a Tuesday evening surprise at their home. Mrs Jerry Barnhart entered Home Hospital for treatment. Marvin Shultheis family visited John Suter on Sunday. St John church ladies aid met at John Shultheis home to quilt for Mulberry Old People’s Home. Attendees Carl Wise Emerson Metzger Frank Smeltzer Walter Masters and Robert Newell joined a cattle event nearby.
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John Shultheis
Hhey
Mulberry
Carl Wise
Emerson Metzger
Frank Smeltzer
Walter Masters
Robert Newell
Dan Michael
Albert Cree
Merle Michael
Baby
Stella Dudder
Camden
H. N. Dudder
Sedalia
Rosa Foust
Sleeth
George Myers
Albert Roysdon
Everet Bowsher
Hattie
Silas Scott
Hickory Grove
Nada Clawson
Chicago
O. E.clawson
Ross Hollaway
Don Nipple
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Mathew Jackson
Denver
Colo
Ira Wenn
Chester Voorhees
Winfall
Kan
Rosemary McCain
Cutler
Floyd Johns
Claude Young
Methodist Church
Albert Holloway
Ralph Goslee
Ora Harmon
Raymond . Clawson
Gary
George Hamill
Mae Austin
Walter Casad
Hattie Austin
Sadie Viney
Wilbur Goslee
Bessie Carson
Indianapolis
Charles Cline
Lanty Armstrong
Oak Grove
Lowell Hallam
Charles Dimmitt
Fred Viney
Wayne Norris
W. Phebus
Ed Gay
Brookston
Frank White
William l Luken
Medaryville
Dell Phebus
Farewell Gatherings Around Kentland Residents
Sale of W. T. McCray at Kentland last week drew many locals. Rev and Mrs. Stanley hosted friends Monday evening to bid them farewell as they prepare to spend the winter in South Bend. Elbert Shulthers and family visited Rohrabaughs in Delphi, while Clarence Cleaver and son called on Howard Cleaver's family.
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Stanley
South Bend
Elbert Shulthers
H. S. Rohrabaugh
Delphi
Clarence Cleaver
Howard Cleaver
Social Round of Neighbors and Visitors
Yeoman and Mrs Dan Michael hosted a Sunday dinner with many relatives and friends including Cree Michael Dudder and Scott families. The gathering followed a funeral service for Mrs Silas Scott at Hickory Grove amid prayers and community greetings.
West Delphi Couple Wed on Brewer Farm
James Coghill and Miss Karinbell Camel were married Saturday and will continue working at the Brewer dairy farm. Harry Phillips and family visited Eva Keller’s near Independence. Milred Keller joined them for a visit. Armistice Day programs drew locals to Delphi. Clarence Wells bought the Summitt property and moved there. Lester Taylor moved to Attica. Supper guests at Harry Brewer’s included Della Bush Edna Leffler and Paul Julien. Hendrickson of Frankfort and Orliff Coghill visited Henry Myers. A large number from the area attended.
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West Delphi
James Coghill
Karinbell Camel
Brewer
Brewer Farm
Harry Phillips
Eva Keller
Independence
Mildred Keller
Delphi
Clarence Wells
Summitt
Lester Taylor
Attica
Della Bush
Edna Leffler
Paul Julien
Harry Brewer
Charles Hendrickson
Frankfort
Orliff Coghill
Henry Myers
Sleeth
Grange Dance at Delphi Saturday Night
Social items note a Grange dance held in Delphi on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Nichols of Pittsburg move into the Downing property vacated by Mr and Mrs Clarence Wells. Mr A Perrigo spent days last week with Oscar Hall and family. Frank Martin and family from near Brookston visited Walter Grandstaff and family Saturday evening.
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Grange
Delphi
Nichols
Pittsburg
Downing
Clarence Wells
A. Perrigo
Oscar Hall
Frank, Martin
Brookston
Walter Grandstaff
Local Social Roundup Heads to Sunday Visits and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lucas dined with the Battreals in Monticello. Mrs. Fannie Curtis hosted with Miss Corabel Curtis, while many townsfolk attended Mrs. Silas Scott’s funeral in Hickory Grove. Delighted visits came from Delphi, Indianapolis, Oak Grove, Yeoman, and Logansport as families, clubs, and guests connected through dinners, calls, and a new cottage project on the lake.
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Oak Grove
H. E. Club
Jefferson Township
Ross Austin
Leland Mikesel
Indianapolis
Alfred Lilly
Delbert Chapman
Earl Park
Sarah Chapman
Deitz
Frank
Oliver Marquess
Frank Poncebaker, Jr
Ponce’s Place
Charles Clark
Dewey Reynolds
Ivan ‘Roth
Thomas’ Schnepp
Carl Metz
Frank Diener and Sons
Monticello
Ray Schock
Russell Schock
Lafayette
Templeton
William Dodson
Schock
Fannie Curtis
Corabel Curtis
Cora Johnson
Charles Roth
Paul Jones
Orville’ Roth
Ivan Roth
Frank Roth
William Roth
Bunnell
Delphi
George Shockley
Jesse Marquess
Yeoman
Lester
Leslie
Lester Gallinger
Ockley
Brooks
Clara Burke
Colfax and Camden Residents Visit Rabers In Delphi Area
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raber of Colfax and Mrs. Carl Raber of Camden were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raber. Mrs. Tilman Landis north of Rockfield has been very ill but is slowly improving. Paul Via of Delphi visited a Sunday at the home of Paul Fife.
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Delphi
Thomas Raber
Colfax
Carl Raber
Camden
Fred Raber
Tilman Landis
Rockfield
Paul Via
Paul Fife
Residents attend events and services in Jefferson Township
Readable fragments show Paul Reynolds drove bus children to a Monticello show. Relatives gathered for funerals of Charles Groves and Rev Peters. Several families visited, shopped, or returned home. A church bazaar and missionary supper planned for November 24 at the O Grove church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Paul Reynolds
Carson School
Monticello
Roy Willy
Roy Hendrix
Alexandria
Silas Scott
John Thurston
Marie
Herbert Million
James
Lila Capes
Alice
Chris Young
Sam Goslee
Gus Girard
Logansport
Grove
Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits and Illness
The text records routine social notes from Zion Bethel church with Rev Russell Kilmer filling a regular appointment. It mentions Mr and Mrs Fred Heiland of Lafayette visiting the Galloway family, Alfred Benjamin and John Dimmitt and family stopping by the Girard home, and notes that Girard is out of school this week with chicken pox.
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Ev. Russell Kilmer
Zion Bethel Church
Fred Heiland
Lafayette
John Galloway
Alfred Benjamin
John Dimmitt
Gus Girard
Girard
Rockfield Community Notes Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C L Million marked forty years with an oyster supper on Wednesday. Attendees included Cully Coble, C V Hoover, Robert Million, Nettie Schock, Felix Million, Allie May and daughter, Carl Million and daughters, Henry Hastings, and other Rockfield residents. Community events cover I O O F lodge officers, Christian church women, and Rockport Teachers Association meeting planned for November 19 with program by elementary students.
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Rockfield
C. L. Million
Cully Coble
Monticello
C. V. Hoover
Idaville
Robert Million
Nettie Schock
Yeoman
Felix ‘Million
Delphi
Allie May
Carl Million
Henry Hastings
Harry Quinn
Lulu Quinn
Ruby Rice
Joan Rice
Clymers
Berlin
Charles Kromm
Robert Bowman
Indianapolis
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Ora Sanders
Will James
Kokomo
Roy Rechtor
Middletown
Leo Rice
Bringhurst
Anna Timmons
Timmons
Jean Schmalvied
Opal Kemp
Arthur Sidenbender
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Retta Bowman
Delmar Galbreth
Jesse Starkey
John Coble
Hala
Walter Coble
Grand Lodge
John Kerlin
William Mullin
Burrows
Ezra Cripe
California
Carroll County
Frank Munday
Aurora
Teachers’ “Association
Bethe
Marjorie
Joe Mullin
Surprise wedding anniversary celebrated in Adams Township
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Million observed by brother C V Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Million at Rockfield on Wednesday evening. Jane Whittlesey of St Charles visited relatives, while Douglas Million and Richard Mourer have chicken pox. Clarence Roller and cousin Ruth hran of Omaha spent the weekend with Frank Scott family.
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Adams Township
C. V. Hoover
Robert Million
C. L. Million
Rockfield
Jane Whittlesey
St Charles
Lil
Charles Mourer
Douglas Million
Richard Mourer
Clarence Roller
Local residents share visits across Chesterton area
Chesterton Indiana families report weekend visits with relatives in town and nearby farms. Names include B B Oneal, J H Moorer, Merl Wakeland, John Nicholas, E V Roller, J H Roller, Russell Garrison, C V Hoover, John Girard, Lake Cicott, Robert Million, Clayton Million, and state delegate Frank Girard heading to the State Farm Bureau Convention in Indianapolis. Ruth Cochran and Margaret Roberts, Omaha nurses, leave after visiting Aunt Mrs. John Roller.
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B. B.oneal
Agros
J. H. Moorer
George
Raymond
Merl Wakeland
Russell Garrison
Cc V. Hoover
John Girard
Lake Cicott
J. H. Mourre
Robert Million
Clayton Million
Frank Girard
State Farm Bureau Convention
Indianapolis
Adams Township
Ruth Cochran
Margaret Roberts
Omaha
R. N
Miss Cochran
John Roller
Farm Mishap Narrows Injury For Danville Youth
Edward Mellinger twelve year old son of C B Mellinger formerly of Rockfield now living on a Danville Illinois area farm narrowly escaped serious injury Saturday around 3 30 pm when his trouser leg became entangled in a manure spreader dragging him several feet before extraction. His leg was severely cut and he was taken to Lake View hospital in Danville for treatment.
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Edward Mellinger
C. B. Mellinger
Rockfield
Danville
Ill
Lake View Hospital
Young doctor elected associate staff at Sir Elizabeth Hospital
Dr. Wayne G. Pippenger of Camden was elected to the associate staff of Sir Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette enabling unsupervised work. He is among the youngest to receive the honor and will join the Carroll County Medical Society early next year transferring from Tippecanoe County.
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Wayne G. Pippenger
Camden
Sir Elizabeth, Hospital
Lafayette
Carroll County Medical Society
Tippecanoe County
Bulletin board installed by C. Clay Pearson on square
A new bulletin board was installed on the front of C. Clay Pearson’s insurance office on the west side of the square. The board, showing fire and tornado damage notices, is updated twice weekly. Nearby, Herb Smith operates radio tubes.
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C. Clay Pearson
Do Not Rely On Salts Or Gum To Cure Bowel Ills
The article warns readers not to expect laxatives salts mineral water oil laxative candy or chewing gum to cure a sour mood or low spirits. It states they only move the bowels and do not dramatically improve health. It blames the liver for daily bile production and the resulting malaise.
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Carter
C. M.ce
Silk Crepe on Crisis Day Promises Special
Advert reads heavy silk crepe 39 in wide at 1 dollar per yard on crisis day, hailed as the finest silk crepe, superior to Canton crepe and crepe de chine, intended for a special item.
All Pure Silk at Great Ad Price to Readers
The Delphi Citizen advertises a limited offer on washable silk priced at $1 per yard, well below the former $3.98 regular retail. The note promotes using the entire stock for a reader promotion and invites immediate action.
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Delphi
Silk crepe color swatches offered for advertising use
The notice lists silk crepe color options with numbers and names from White to Black Crane's Silks at 545 Fifth Ave New York describing a home decision window of five days and a return option after approval before purchase.
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Fifth Ave
N. Y
Orders for Silk Color Samples to Crane’s
Person signs to request a silk color sample list sent on approval. The sender lists yards and colors, intending to buy or return within five days after receipt, noting it is not for a store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane’s
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Delphi, Indiana
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Walter Gochenour
Francis Wilson
Monroe
C. C. McFarland
Delphi, Ind
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Delphi Ind
Maurine Co
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John L. Hanna
Ralph E. Hanns
Hanna & Hanna
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Studebaker Bldg
South Side Square
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
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Peru Grocery CO
Peru, Indiana
W. T. McCray
Kentland
Ind
Bayer
Aree
Chesterton, Ind
Bulletin Board
Herb. Smith
Castoria
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Christian Science Monitor
Pca Haere Society
Py Cate
Massachusetts
U. S.A
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Miles
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