Pleasant Run News Briefs Include Obituaries and Visits
Pleas ant Run notes report Joan Robinson repairing out buildings. Funeral for Max Shepard held in Sedalia Saturday morning attended by Mr. and Mrs. Seneca Shepard and son. Buck Creek area events include Orville Randall’s surprise dinner. Mrs. Clark Davidson spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Ben Carr in Delphi. Charles Vaughan hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanna and son Ross near Idaville. George Vaughan and mother Mrs. Meyers visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Vaughan. Harry Clawson plowing for fall. Isabelle and Jack Swatts plan Thanksgiving with parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swatts.
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Pleasant Run
Joan Robinson
Seneca Shepard
Max Shepard
Sedalia
Orville Randall
Buck Creek
Clark Davidson
Ben Carr
Delphi
Charles D. Vaughan
Ray Hanna
Ross
Idaville
George Vaughan
Meyers
Charles Davis Vaughan
Harry Clawson
Isabelle
Jack Swatts
Sam
Thanksgiving Hostess, Relative Browning Highlight Visit
The item notes a house guest named Mrs. Mary G. Browning visiting for Thanksgiving and mentions Dave Boone reporting a calf killed on the Monon tracks last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Browning
Dave Boone
Local Social Roundup From Pyromont Area News
Mr and Mrs Floyd Smeltzer visited Arcadia Indiana with their daughter Emma Marie in their new car last Friday. Numerous Sunday guests and weekend visits include Shulthers Schultz Stull Chapman Dukes Cleaver Rohrabaugh Gushwa Gingrich Shultheis Skiles and Dubes families. The Teachers Institute convened Tuesday night in Camden and a Thanksgiving program was held Wednesday with the school dismissed for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Rohrabaugh
Albert Gushwa
Lawrence Gingrich
Elbert Shultheis
Harry Skiles
Alderson
Ind
Joe Dubes
Clarence Shultheis
Edward Fossnock
John Swartz
Twelve Mile
Regenos
Bernice Hylton
Rachel Ireland
Teachers’ Institute
Camden
West Delphi Obituaries and Family Notices Mixed
West Delphi area notes report the funeral of Samuel Palmer in Logansport with relatives including Mr and Mrs Walter Grandstaff and Mrs John Delaney attending. The week also features social visits and birthday surprise for Harry Mullendore, plus various family visits and home transfers among local residents.
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West Delphi
Walter Grandstaff
John Delaney
Samuel Palmer
Logansport
Harry Mullendere
Mullendore
Frank Brewer
Mable Dawson
John Brewer
Edgar McKinley
Ray Mannett
Della Bush
Edna Leffler
Paul Julien
Edward Elston
Burlie Mullendere
Frank Haffey
Monticello
Alice Brewer
Lafayette
Charles Hendrickson
Frankfort
Robert Hendrickson
Abby
Colburn
Olive Devault
Hoosier Democratic Committeeman Choice Sparks Debate
Indiana politics buzzes as the state committee weighs a successor to Charles A. Greathouse. After four candidates drop out, Thomas D. Taggart and L. G. Ellingham emerge as front runners with Mrs. Ellingham briefly considered. Rumors swirl over Governorial prospects tied to Frank C. Dailey and party stakes ahead of 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas D. Taggart
Tommy
L. G. Ellingham
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Ellingham
Dailey
Farmers March on Governor for Tax Relief in Indiana
About 1 200 farmers gathered at the Indiana statehouse to demand tax relief and petition for a special legislative session. Governor Harry G Leslie was in Boston explaining tax levy reviews. Lieutenant Governor Edgar D Bush joined the march, while 32 000 signatures supported the tax reform petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thevernor
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Statehouse
Harry G. Leslie
Boston
New England
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Lewis Taylor
Edgar D. Bush
Bush
South Bend Politicians Rally Over City Hall Turmoil
Uproar in South Bend pits City Controller Rudy Ackerman against Mayor W Riley Hinkle as impeachment talk swirls around Mayor Hinkle and calls for Ackerman's resignation. Rival factions blame gambling, protection money and the Mayr political fallout as McNutt and Peters backers cheer the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charles A. Greathouse
South Bend
Ackerman
Chester A. Montgomery
South Bend-Mayo Political Machine. and Here Was Mayor Hinkle
Montgomery
Common Council
South Bend News Times
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
R. Earl Peters
Mr. Mayr
Governor May Back Inquiry Into Gasoline Bootlegging
Governor Harry G. Leslie faced a decision on backing a probe into gasoline bootlegging in Indiana. An informal opinion suggested funding from the emergency contingent fund, with potential consequences for Knickerbocker Refining and other distributors. Auditor Floyd Williamson warned such action could end some large state firms, as the case tied to unpaid taxes and a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry G. Leslie
Earl Stroup
Knickerbocker Refining Company
Hammond
Distributors’ Committee
Floyd E. Williamson
Williamson
L. Rauch
Indiana Refrai Company
Louis H. Joers
Delphi School Notes Weekend Guests and Activities
Edward Godenour spent the weekend in Greencastle as a guest of Robert Julius. Saturday night he attended the Delta Chi Pledge formal. Janet Olsen was in Lafayette Saturday. Tommy Williams of Indianapolis visited Richard Parr Sunday. Miss Smith visited in Otterhill over the weekend. Lillian Rhodenbaugh was a guest of Freda Long Saturday and Sunday. Lela Bedle spent Saturday evening with Mildred Richter. Gladys Jackson and Mildred Richter attended a surprise party at Radnor Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Godenour
Freda Long
Lela
Bedle
Mildred Richter
Gladys Jackson
Radnor
Sunshine News Sun stine Society meets and Thanksgiving thoughts
The Sun stine Society held its November 18 meeting with a member from the TB Association giving a talk. The Junior High School received Stuart’s portrait of Washington from the government, and two films were shown last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine News
Sunstine Society
van Meter
T. B. Association
Indiana Progresses On Victory Fund Campaign
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports progress in Indiana toward the National Democratic Victory Fund for 1932. Wells County led by fully raising its quotas in the fourth and fifth districts with L. G. Ellingham directing fundraising efforts. The paper notes a revival of the Bryan plan through dollar donations, as Jouett Shouse calls to enlist every voter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Indiana
Wells County
L. G. Ellingham
Journal-Gazette
Smith
Na Onal
Chattanooga Times
Democratic Party
Charleston
S. C
Evening Post
Raskob
Providence
R. I
Lowell
Mass
Democratic fund drive and Thanksgiving notices in Delphi
The item discusses fundraising needs for the Democratic National Committee, noting a potential 15 million voter base and calls for active contributions. It also lists numerous Delphi residents preparing Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Chicago, Delphi, Cincinnati, Michigan City, and Grand Rapids, detailing visiting families and travel plans.
Booster Day Saturday Radio Tubes Herb Smith
Booster Day is set for Saturday November 28 with emphasis on radio tubes and a talk by Herb Smith. Local readers urged to attend and explore latest radio components and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb. Smith
Silk sampler on approval from Crane's Silks
All pure silk offered on approval with five day return or purchase window. Eight color and pattern samples listed including navy, black, white, green and tan on 32 inch wide silk. Mailer promises matching spool with silk thread sample from Crane's Silks at 45 Fifth Ave New York.
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Crane’s
N. Y
Without: obligation to keep it send on five days' approval
The notice directs that numbers and yards mentioned in letters be sent within five days for approval and release. The directive emphasizes adherence to indicated measurements and timing.
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KRAFT
Velveeta
Lambert Pharmacal Co
J. W. Weidner
General Line OF Insurance
Carroll County
Court House
West Main Street
Walter Gochenour
Francis Wilson
Monroe St
C. C. McFarland
Delphi, Ind
Blythe & Sons Funeral Directors To
Delphi Ind
John L, Hanna
Ralph E. Hanna
Hanna & Hanna
Suite
Studebaker Bldg
South Side Square
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Bvel
John Ruskins
John Ruskin
America
Havana
Peru Grocery CO
Peru, Indiana
Indianapolis News
Frank E. White
Shaffer
Helen Sieber
Jason
Catherine Pierce
Robert Long
Girls Glee Club
Tie Hi-Y
Brazil
Genevieve
Louise Wise
Pooticians
May Back
Stuarts
Washington
Florarankfort
Frankort
Herman Landis
Battle Ground
Wanda Airhart
Sudent
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafaytte
Englis
Obby Yost
Ratcliff
Charles Stewart
L. Hoshaw
Ken
A. H. Brewer
Margaret Rice
Delphi High School
Colburn Home Economics ‘Club
Deane Rice
Edith Neal
Lena Erb
Anna Collins
Omar Woods
Hilary Nichter
Walter Kauffman
Kenneth Sheets
Harold Underhill
W. H. Bradshaw
Howard Bradshaw
New York City
Russell Engle
Bradshaw
Joan
Curtis McCain
Roy Clauser
A. C. Clauser
Sarah Clauser
Stewart Clauser
Dora Roach
Carl McFarland
Rey. Brewer
Harry S. Brewer
Chicago
Lou Wiseman
Harry Baum
John Burr
Harry Blanchard
Jean and
Josephine
Wilber Blanchard
Mary — Lou
Michigan City
Abner Bowen
John Green
Cincinnati
William B. Reid
Springfield
Ill
Harry Arnold
Charles Reed
Will Cochrane
Theodore Baum
George Beale
Reed Jackson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Carl Gros
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
Crane’s Silks
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Ign
Gouraud
Rachel
Miles
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