Cass County 12-year-old dies from hunting accident gunshot
Harley Rudical, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Rudical of Cass County, died at Cass County Hospital at 9 35 AM Monday from a shotgun wound. The incident happened Sunday near his home as he and his brother Carl visited farm traps. The gun discharged while Harvey climbed a fence, shattering his jaw and shredding facial flesh. The tragedy marks the first shooting in the area this season. Royal Scepter Coffee, Smith's Groe.
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Harley Rudical
Harvey Rudical
Cass County
Harvey
Carl
There Was No Hurry About It
A brawny prizefighter asks for bouts at an athletic club. He brags of being a tempest and hurricane. In the third round he quits after a light punch. The referee prods him to continue, but the fighter replies he will fight more some other time.
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Darky
Yassah
The
McNaught Syndicate
Ladies host dinner and club night at K of P hall
A Monticello group dines with Mrs Gardner as Mrs Wade Thompson hosts a four times four club dinner at the K of P hall next Friday with thirty eight attending. Special guests include Mr and Mrs Clarence Woodruff and Mr and Mrs Frank Shepard. Five hundred cards will be played. Also noted is the obituary of Gertrude Emaline Lucas born March 7 1878 died Nov 17 1925 aged 47. She was a wife mother and church member with ties to Delphi and Fuel Chapel.
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George Marvin
W. S. Bushnell
S. A.carson
C. D. Hoover
B. A. Vogel
J. B. van Buskirk
L. G. Gustavel
H. Johnson
J.D. McCann
Monticello
J. M. Gardner
Wade Thompson
Mrs. Gardner
Edna Briggs
Bessie Shaffer
K. of P. Hall
Clarence Woodruff
Frank Shepard
Dean Mills
Clyde. Carmichael
Gertrude Emaline Lucas
Mary C
J. H. McNamee
William Lucas
Delphi
Robert
Raymond
John Lucas
Bloomingdale
Ind
Chas. Pratt
A. J. Lynch
Frank
William J Shuey obituary highlights Indiana roots and Michigan death
William J. Shuey born November 4 1852 in Wabash County Indiana died November 10 1925 in Stanton Michigan at age 73. He married Ellen S Bush May 24 1876 and had ten children. Survived by two sons Otto and James two daughters Jerutia Mary Esther Pansy five brothers one sister and seventeen grandchildren. Funeral from Rockfield Christian Church Friday at two o'clock conducted by Rev Jackson.
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WM. J. Shuey
William J. Shuey
Wabash County
Indiana
Stanton
Michigan
Ellen S. Bush
Otto
Delphi
James
Logansport
Jerutia Thomas
Stanton, Mich
Mary Mikesell
Monticello
Esther Warvel
Pansy Eddy
Reynolds
Georgia Hamblin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lewis
Rockfield
Henry
John
Missouri
Frank
California
Bertha
Jerutia
Rockfield Christian Church
Rockfield Christian
Rev. Jackson
Walton
Death of One Year Old Jean Smith
Jean Opal Smith age one daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Smith near this city died at midnight Monday Funeral services were held at the residence at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev Dale LeCount officiating Burial was in Delphi cemetery She is survived by three sisters and three brothers.
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Jean Smith
Jean Opal Smith
Ray Smith
Dale LeCount
Delphi
Arabs Brought The Short Story To Europe
A note states that Arabs pioneered the short story and introduced it to Europe, highlighting their influence on literary form and narrative technique.
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Europe
Tri Kappa Hope Chest to be Won at Delphi Arc Theatre
A walnut hope chest with cedar interior will be displayed at Model Clothing Store and given away Saturday December 19 at nine o clock near the Arc theatre in Delphi. Tri Kappa members sell tickets for 25 cents with proceeds for charity. The chest replaces the annual Xmas Bazaar.
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TRI Kappa
Arc
Notice to Hunters Prohibited Trespass on Premises
A notice from Henry R. Peters and Mrs C B Angell of Tippecanoe Two restricts hunting with guns dogs ferrets traps or shovels and trespassing on their land without special permission. The column offers to publish names for 25 cents for the season and provides phone number 14.
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Henry R. Peters
Tippecanoe Two
C. B. Angell
Peru and Delphi Residents Marry in November Announceme
Miss Mabel Benner of Peru and John Riggles of Delphi were married November 8 in Peru. They now reside in Lafayette. Riggles is the son of Frank B. Riggles of Delphi and works at the Fairfield Manufacturing plant.
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Mabel Benner
Peru
John Riggles
Delphi
Lafayette
Mr. Riggles
Frank B. Riggles
Fairfield ,Manufacturing Company
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Golden Rod Bakery
H. E. Roach
Prop
Royal Scepter Coffee
Smith’s Groe
Row
Cobs
Ulmer
Turkey
aLook
North Side Square
Paris
Blythe & Sons
Adams & Pearson
Benner-Riggles
Coopers
Winchester Guns and Ammunition
Double Jaw
L. M. Pletcher
Howe
Delphi, Ind
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