Carroll County Club News Calls for Society Notices
Social, club and fraternal order announcements are welcome and solicited for this department. Telephone 14.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
4
Social, club and fraternal order announcements are welcome and solicited for this department. Telephone 14.
The Tri Kappa sorority distributes food clothing and fuel daily to needy families in Delphi. They donated 15 to the Red Cross 15 to the T B Society and have distributed 241 quarts of milk. A doll sale is planned for December 7 with displays at Quick and Clifford's and chances sold after the game December 6 at the armory to benefit charity.
The Carrollton Home Economics club elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs Nellie Sink, vice president Mrs Ora Todd, secretary treasurer Mrs Dorotha Fergusson, program committee members Esther Shanks Orpha Meade Flossie Mummert, by laws committee Mae Todd Mary Flora and Clara Kirkpatrick.
The Flora girl Reserves formally initiated members including Francis Ayres Georganna Baum Lorna Brumfield Martha Dean Ayres Jane Daggy Dorothy Hay Donna Hoffman Helen Jean Holmes Helen King Mary Parks Dorothy Stouse Mary Stouse Betty Tolen Jean Ulrey and Phyllis Ulrey. Saturday they held tag day and the proceeds were used to buy Thanksgiving baskets.
The Rain or Shine class hosted a topsy turvy party Thursday Nov 23 in the church basement. Guests wore print dresses. Hostesses were Miss Bess Rothenberger, Mrs. Sarah Gerbens, Mrs. Margaret Maxwell and Mrs. Leona Sales.
Friday gathering of Four Times Four club at Mrs. Victor Porter’s home featured a special three course Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings offered for 50 cents at Crosby Hotel.
All members of the Tippecanoe Home Economics club and their families, along with 4-H club girls and parents, attended the Tippecanoe Family Night at Pittsburg school on Friday evening Nov 24. The 4-H girls received their club pins and a cooperative supper was served at 6 30.
The Delphi Woman's club literature department met Thursday at Mrs. James P. Wason's home. Speakers included Mrs. Harry B. Parker Mrs. J. C. Downey and Mrs. Robert Bradshaw.
The Victoria Rebekah lodge elected N a Turah Culp as V G Maude Rohra baugh as treasurer Jennie Kite as financial secretary Ethel Shaffer as recording secretary and Mary Spring as another officer, to be installed in January.
New officers of the county historical society were elected at the last meeting: Robert Bradshaw as president, Mrs. Cloid Kerlin as vice president, Mrs. Charles Buckley as secretary treasurer, and trustees Mrs. Lewis Wise, Frank Lyon, and Agnes Margowski.
Attorney W C Smith led the program at the society meeting in the library last Friday evening. Officers for the next year were elected.
John J. Farley of Indianapolis married Ruth Irene Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Baker of Rockfield in a Friday afternoon ceremony at the Methodist church officiated by Rev Benjamin Rist.
The item lists new officers for the Washington township Home Economics club including President Lulu Martin and treasurer Iva Downham. It also notes 4-H club leaders Reba Shanks and Helen Caldwell and a music director Gail Stephens, plus members and social specifics from local families and students.
Ernest Shane, age 16, of Flora, faced Judge E E Pruitt on charges of stealing chickens from his father Ellis Shane and gasoline from his uncle. The court took the case under advisement.
The reserve Oracles trailed 22 to 12 and could not close the gap. Delphi players were led by Smith who scored two and contributed to the effort with several key possessions. Teammates Shaffer Larimore and W Gee added points while Tipton Jung and Benson powered the Tipton squad with 5 and 7 points respectively.
Delphi Oracles rally in final 90 seconds drives 23 19 win against Tipton Blue Devils. Lamb leads late scoring with assists from Grimm and Gee as Delphi snaps slump and boosts Coach Lostutter’s squad. Burlington, Rockfield, and other area results noted with schedule hints for Wednesday games.
Henry Horner age 85, blind and confined to the county infirmary for many years, died at the infirmary last Friday night. Before entering the infirmary he lived in Madison township.
Flora Badgers surged in the second half to beat Cutler 19 to 16 on Flora’s home floor. Trailing 7 2 at halftime, Parrett and Randolph led Flora’s rally while Lowery starred for Cutler. In prelims Flora reserves defeated Cutler seconds 30 to 6.
Kokomo Kats hold off Peru Tigers 25 24 at Ko komo Friday night. The Kats led 15-9 at the half and withstood a late rally to secure the win.
Rockfield high school offense clicks as Mocherman leads the five in a Friday night victory over Deer Creek 38-16. Sander's squad built a 21-8 halftime edge and showcased balanced scoring and strong teamwork.
The Camden A C basketball team from three years ago has reorganized as the Camden Boosters and now challenges clubs in Rochester Kokomo Lucerne and Logansport. Members include Price Sanderson McCain Simmons Holmes Jones Downey Hunt and Link. Marshall Wingard of Camden manages the schedule.
Everett Lamb led the opening win for the Oracles with others like Jack Grimm and Frank Lamb shining in Rochester. Tipton’s game saw Grimm share honors with Gee Boone as Coach Lostutter emphasizes foul shooting. Burlington Cubs endure tough luck with losses to West Middleton Camden and a close Scircleville defeat. Flora Badgers beat Cutler by three, Rockfield Indians run four straight after improving against Deer Creek.
Morton’s Smoke Salt sold in 10 pound bags for 89 cents at Margowski’s Drug Store, a local retailer. The listing notes price and location for shoppers in the 40-46 area.
A brief note states that drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It mentions a remedy approach with gas relief and Adlerika to cleanse the bowels, marketed by Adams and Afflis, Druggists.
Carroll County commissioners file for the December term 1933 detail gravel road claims. The long list names numerous individuals and businesses with small payments, including Clyde Garrison, Walter Patty, Jess O Smith, Garland McCarty, Floyd Patty, John V Hurley, Miller Hdw Co, and Carroll Electric Co among others, totaling numerous entries and amounts.
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