Apostle spoons treasured in Delphi set amazes Indianapolis links
The article recounts the Indianapolis Moore family's possession of a rare thirteen spoon set known as Apostle spoons. It traces their English origin from 1490 to 1660, notes the spoons' christening gifts and historic provenance, and details how a matching set was crafted in Indiana for Mrs Grace Moore's silver wedding anniversary, including the heirloom Peter spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Milner Rabb
Indianapolis
Carroll County
Cameron
Moore
Delphi
Webber
St. Joseph Parochial School
Grace Moore
Jesse Cameron Moore
Cameron Moore
Delphi Baptist Church
Indiana
Ohio
Jess Cameron
Victoria and Albert Museum of London
Shakespere
Crammer
Canterbury
Cramer
Corpus Christi College
Cambridge
Goldsmith’s Company
Corpus Christi
St. Paul
London
America
Mr. Moore
Robert Ormond Webber
England
Maryland
Medical
Baltimore
Johns. Hopkins University
James Butler
Imilia Nasson
I. B
Peter
Market Prices and Commodities Report November 22 1928
Markets overview with live weights for hens ducks turkeys and veal. Prices listed for broilers geese hens under four pounds and other poultry items with per hundredweights and unit costs. Also includes hides hogs wheat coal and cordite values from Delphi markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Ebse
Lise Aeseees
Seeceh Elites
Nor Dulo
Ruth Agnes Fetterhoff Dies in Indianapolis Hospital
Ruth Agnes Mason Fetterhoff, born September 19, 1894, died November 16, 1928, at St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis after a brief decline. She married Lynn Fetterhoff in 1915 and left two sons, Joseph Harold and James Vernon, with surviving husband, parents, and siblings. Funeral at Radnor Methodist Church conducted by Rev O RB Manker followed by Mason Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Agnes Mason
Joseph Mason
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Radnor
Lynn Fetterhoff
Joseph Harold
James Vernon
Harry
Frank
Mary Kerlin
Jesse
Freddie Mason
Radnor Methodist Church
O. RB
Manker
Masonic Cemetery
Orvel Schock Renamed Organization Director for Farm Bureau
County Assessor Orvel Schock, who last year led Carroll County Farm Bureau membership drive, is reelected as director and plans an aggressive campaign next month. Delegates Claude Ickard George Sites Charles O'Donnell and Arthur Ritchie named for the convention in Indianapolis on the 26th and 27th of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvel Schock
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Claude Ickard
George Sites
Charles O’donnell
Arthur Ritchie
Bureau
Indianapolis
Titlow to Open Delphi Novelty Store on Main Street
Nead Titlow announces he will open a novelty store next Saturday in the former Wingard grocery room on Main Street. The Delphi Novelty Store name signals a new enterprise and Titlow’s prior retail experience and broad local acquaintance suggest strong local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nead Titlow
Wingard
Main Street
Delphi
Titlow
Leslie to Hand Out Eight Patronage Posts in 1929
Governor elect Harry G. Leslie will appoint eight department heads and numerous board members totaling about 35000 in salary during 1929. Key posts include the governor's secretary and adjutant general with terms and salaries noted, plus highway and tax officials and county political figures eyed for potential favors. The piece discusses local contention over where plum posts should land, including possible slots for Delphi figures and Carroll County interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Leslie
Leslie
Pliny H. Wolford
Newcastle
Jackson
William H. Kershner
Edwin L. Nichols
Indiana National Guard
Alfred M. Houston
Schuyler C. Mowrer
Tax Board
Greenberry
A. Lowe
State Board of Accounts
John W. McCardle
Harvey Harmon
Public Service Commissioners
George E. Hershman
Crown Point
Highway Commission
Hershman
Carroll County
Delphi
B. B. Mayhill
Mr. Mayhill
Bowen
Mayhill
Delphi Journal
Fred Shortemeyer
Riley Sink
Link
Leslié
Jackson Township
Links
Local distributor debate over license plates leadership
The article contrasts supporters of Mr Link and Mr Bowen for leading an organization. It notes Bowen has earned easy money for years as the local distributor of automobile license plates, a role that grows more lucrative as car ownership increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Link
Bowen
Local Military Company Moved to New Armory
Captain William MaHanna of Com pany announced that the local military unit’s accouterments were transferred to the new armory last Sunday after preparatory work begun days earlier. Enlisted men had been ordered to surrender uniforms and equipment, and will be issued fresh outfits as drill resumes next Monday night in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MaHanna
MaHanna
Bleacher Seats Fail to Meet Specifications at Armory
Complaint filed with the manufacturer in Champaign Illinois after bleachers installed last week in the armory and gymnasium fail to meet the ordered clearance by two and a half inches. Players and spectators noted crowding during last night's game due to the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
Federal jury panel called in Hammond
Joseph Lathrope Harve Hoshaw and Robert Bradshaw were summoned to Hammond for federal court jury duty. Bradshaw left Indianapolis for the call and Robert Baum filled in for Lathrope who was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Joseph Lathrope
Harve Hoshaw
Robert Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Robert Baum
Lathrope
Mrs. F. J. Odell Dies at Cutler
Mrs. F. J. Odell aged 71 died at her Cutler home Sunday evening. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10:30 from the residence and burial followed at Rossville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Odell
Cutler
Rossville
Adams Township Visits Spread Across Towns
Miss Isabelle Magee and Mrs Amanda Caughell visited in Adams Township along with multiple relatives in Monticello Logansport Idaville and Winamac. A listing notes church visits dinners and family gatherings with many local names and a Julius Clothing Store advertisement concluding the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dimmitt
Raymond
Gerald
Helen
Robert’ Million
Fred Million
Indianapolis
Charles Smith
Fanny
Chicago
John Roller
Martha
Leslie
Idaville
Harley Hoover
Bert Proser
W. B. Irelard
Ben Shoop
Marylyn
When to invest money opinions differ yet speed matters
The article argues that the best time to invest is when funds are available and warns against waiting for perfect conditions. It notes banks and large investors invest when money is ready, and small investors should follow continuous, regular investing to avoid idle funds, emphasizing safety and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus Brothers Investment Institute
Torget
Former Local Minister to Broadcast Tonight
Rev. Rea W. Martin formerly of Delphi Presbyterian will broadcast from Baltimore on WFBR at 6 15 this evening. He now serves as pastor at Abbott Memorial Presbyterian Church Baltimore and will air a program of sermons and reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea W. Martin
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Abbott Memorial Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
WFBR
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Apostle Spoon
Bygan Saques Co
Poland
China
Kerlin and
Snoeberger
Rockfield
Sharp & Landis
The
Holy Land
Deane Cornwell
Barker
Collie
George Popejoy
R. R
Heatrola
L. Martin
Peter Kempf
W. S. O'Brian
Wwanted
Tudebaker Land‘ Company
Imne Pictures
uGh Gurz
Kodak
Cisco
Geo. C. Loy Roofing Co
Actois
Chas. W. Hargraves
Yeoman
Tf Geo
Carroll ‘County Loan & Trust Co
Money PO
People’s Building & Loan Association
Warry Arnold
Ruth Agnes Fetterhoff
Farm Bureau
New Armory
Julius Clothing Store
Camden Community Club
Camden
TEAT
Wayne
Wayne Dairy
Gray
Delphi Electric Hatchery
Deide
Chinchilla
Tams
Silk Hose
Ene
Brio Heart
J.T. Ives & Sons Co
Jesiok
Atia
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