State Normal School Luncheon Set in Indianapolis
Indiana State Normal school luncheon planned in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel Indianapolis at noon on Thursday Oct 20. Graduates former students and friends invited. Tickets one dollar each in advance by sending a check to Mrs Charlotte Schweitzer ford dean of women Indiana Normal School Terre Haute.
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Indiana State Normal School
Riley
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Charlotte Schweitzer Rford
Indiana To Normal School
Terre Haute
DePauw History Club Initiates Joseph Clauser
On Thursday evening October 6 Joseph Clauser was initiated into DePauw University's History Club. The ceremony took place at the home of Prof. William W. Carson, head of political science, where members gathered to honor the new inductee.
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Joseph Clauser
History Club
DePauw University
William W. Carson
Political Science
History and Political Science Honor Group Details
Members are chosen on scholarship from 200 plus history and political science majors. The group selects about thirty members and holds monthly meetings where papers on history and political science are read and discussed.
Delphi sixth grade teacher to move after sale
Leo Craig, a Delphi school sixth grade teacher who bought the late Charles Dock residence in South Delphi, plans to move to the city after a public sale near Radnor on Saturday October 29. The sale includes live stock hog and chicken raising equipment and other small items, with Ho shaw Brothers as auctioneers.
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Leo Craig
Delphi
Charles Dock
South Delphi
Radnor
Hoshaw Brothers
Craig
Rexall Sale At Margowski's Rexall Drug Store
Rexall sale planned for October 20 21 and 22 at Margowski's Rexall Drug Store with in store bargains and limited time offers.
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Margowski
Rexall
Kilbuck of the C I L Rail road stage benefit at lodge hall
Home talent production pleases Knights of Columbus lodge with crowd approving encores. Miss Rose Bennett trained the cast, Miss Hildred Roskuski directed the musical program and acted. Cyrus Kilbuck is the heavy, with Robert Sieber as his son, and numerous townsfolk fill roles from Hillary Nichter to Ruth Kempf and Bernice Arnot in a full evening of acts and vocal numbers.
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Kilbuck
C. I. & L. Railroad
Lodge of Knights of Columbus
Paul Rule
Cyrus Kilbuck
Robert Sieber
Barnaby Bird
Flagg County
Hillary Nichter
Mulberry
Road
Cletus Hoover
Bruce Ferguson
Robert Coomey
Artie
Raymond Baer
Perry Allen
C. J. McGreevey
Jessamine Lee
Anna Kempf
Young couple wed in Delphi home ceremony
Robert Gros Bradshaw and Miss Mary Gustavel were married Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. in the Bradshaw home by Rev E M Martinson of the Baptist church. Attended by immediate family, the pair are Delphi residents and Northwestern and Purdue graduates. They plan a three week honeymoon in St Petersburg Florida before settling in Delphi.
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Robert Gros Bradshaw
Mary Gustavel
E.M. Martinson
The
Baptist Church
William H. Bradshaw
Delphi
Northwestern University
Frankfort
Ida Gustavel
Purdue University
Bradshaw
St. Petersburg
Fla
James Redden Dies in City After Heart Trouble
James H. Redden, a well known local resident, died at his foster son Robert Herron’s home Friday at 1 AM from heart trouble. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 in the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev. N. E. Knox, with burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
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James Redden
James H. Redden
Robert Herron
Rev
N. E. Knox
The
Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Rabers and friends visit Lafayette amid illness notes
Mr and Mrs Fred Raber and others spend Saturday in Lafayette visiting Mrs Sue Raber Schermerhorn who is recovering from a fractured hip after a Tuesday operation at St Elizabeth hospital. Friends hope for a speedy recovery as Miss Louise Parrott of Flora visits and other local residents are mentioned with weekend movements and a death in Young America.
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Fred Raber
Minnie Raber
McMahon
Idaho
Frank Raber
Chicago
Louise Parrott
Flora
Walter Greider
Thelma’ Mummert
Bloomington
Gertrude Stangle
Joseph Turner
James Turner
Delphi
James Cripe
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Joseph Allen
Indiana State Fair Profits Rise Despite Higher Premiums
The Indiana state fair posted a net profit of 25000 for the state board of agriculture, as reported by E. J. Barker secretary treasurer. Premiums and purses increased by 20000 compared with the prior year, while the 1926 profit stood at 16461.96.
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State Board of Agriculture
E. J. Barker
Foreclosure Proceedings Involving Crockett And Williams
John C. Crockett has filed foreclosure proceedings against John A. Williams and others in a case impacting property interests. Proceedings call for legal action to enforce mortgage satisfaction and asset recovery.
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John C. Crockett
John A. Williams
Tri Kappa Elects New Officers and Plans Halloween Party
Tri Kappa sorority met with Mrs. Paul Quick Tuesday evening. New officers include Mrs. Robert Bradshaw president Miss Ruth McCormick vice president Mrs. E O Grimm treasurer Mrs. Zelpha Kramer recording secretary Ruth Wilkison corresponding secretary. Lorene Hinkle named play committee chair for the musical comedy That’s That to be performed November 15 and 16. Next meeting with Miss Mary Margowski and Miss Hilda Bowen as assistant hostess. The event will be a Halloween masked party.
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Tri Kappa’s
Paul Quick
Robert Bradshaw
Ruth McCormick
E O. Grimm
Zelpha Kramer
Ruth Wilkison
Lorene Hinkle
Mary Margowski
Hilda Bowen
Monthly Methodist Premiers Meeting at Radnor
The Premiers of the Methodist church held a monthly meeting in Radnor on Monday evening. Delphi high school coach Paul Loste tter spoke on loyalty and urged youth to show respect to elders. Virgil Stinebaugh led a round table on criticism with engaging discussion. Mary Josephine Reed played piano. Mildred Blickenstaff and Ruby Holsinger performed a duet. A social hour and refreshments followed.
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Methodist Church
Radnor
Paul Lostetter
Delphi
Virgil Stinebaugh
Mary Josephine Reed
Mildred Blickenstaff
Ruby Holsinger
Make Merry and Church Classes Farewell for Rev Kern
The Make Merry class and church classes held farewell parties for Rev. Russell B. Kern at the Methodist church. A cooperative dinner, program, and talks followed. Rev Kern and his family left Tuesday for new duties as pastor in Brazil.
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Methodist Church
Russell B. Kern
Kern
Rev. Kern
Brazil
Rally Day at Presbyterian church with elections of two new trustees
A large crowd attended Rally Day at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. After Sunday school and services, a cooperative dinner was served in the new church basement dining room. In the afternoon a congregational meeting elected two new trustees, Troy Quinn and Frank Lebert, succeeding Charles Bowen and Robert Eckert, who moved from Delphi.
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Presbyterian Church
Troy Quinn
Frank Lebert
Charles Bowen
Robert Eckert
Delphi
Hopewell Christian Church Homecoming On Oct 16
The Hopewell Christian Church invites all to its annual homecoming on Sunday October 16. Sunday school begins at 1 00 pm with church services at 11 00 am, a basket dinner at noon, and additional services in the afternoon and evening led by Pastor Rev Howard Jenkins. All are welcome.
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Hopewell Christian Church
Howard Jenkins
Seventh annual young people's conference at Manchester
The seventh annual young people's conference begins Friday in Manchester and runs for three days. Delegates from Delphi include Misses Lula Blickenstaff Ruby Holsinger Frances Reed Ruth Irelan Ernest Cripe Ruel Bloyd and Kenneth Leibert.
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N. Manchester
Delphi
Lula Blickenstaff
Ruby Holsinger
Frances Reed
Ruth Irelan
Ernest Cripe
Ruel Bloyd
Kenneth Leibert
Presbyterian Brotherhood Plans Reorganization After Dinner
Members of the Presbyterian Brotherhood met at the church last evening. The ladies of the flbaicos class served a dinner, followed by a business session during which a reorganization for the coming year was planned.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Rosary Society Hosts Social at St. Joseph’s Church
Mrs John McGreevey hosted a Rosary Society gathering at St Josephs church on a Wednesday afternoon. A social followed with a contest awarding honors to Mrs James Turner and light refreshments served.
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Rosary Society
John McGreevey
St. Joseph’s Church
James. Turner
Tippecanoe Home Economics Club Meets for Flower Making
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics club plans an all day meeting at Pittsburg Grange hall on Wednesday October 19. A Flower Making demonstration is scheduled and members should bring material for flowers.
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T. T. H. E. Club
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg Grange Hall
Court House Meeting Urges All Officers Present
At 2 30 oclock at the court house all officers are urged to be present. Young Married Bridge Club Mrs Harry Roach entertained the members of her bridge club at her home Friday afternoon.
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Young
Harry Roach
G. O. P. Club to Host Mrs Gros This Monday
Mrs Blanche Gros will host the G O P club members on Monday afternoon at a club meeting.
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G. O. P. Club
Blanche Gros
Juniors Plan Comedy Cyclone Sally at Local School
The junior class directed by Mr Hall and Miss Gardner rehearses Cyclone Sally set for November 2 and 8. Cast includes Sally Graham Lenore Gilman Ruth Webster Bernice Arnot Jack Webster and others as grade cards due and Columbus Day programs draw interest.
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Cyclone Sally
Mr. Hall
Miss Gardner
Sally Graham
Lenore Gilman
Ruth Webster
Bernice Arnot
Jack Webster
Robert Broadrick
Peggy Manners
Martin Ridder
Jim Jerkins
John Benner
Lillie Clungs
William
Wason
Jenny Thatcher
Jims
Persistence
Catherine Griffith
Effie Warden
Cedar Point
Betty Wason
D A R Conference Attendees Travel To Muncie
Mrs N J Howe Mrs E W Bowen and Mrs Henry B Wilson left Tuesday for Muncie to attend the state D A R conference. Peter Haskell spent the weekend in Indianapolis during Mrs Howe's absence.
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N. J. Howe
E. W. Bowen
Henry B. Wilson
Muncie
D.A. R
Peter Haskell
Indianapolis
Howe
Square Picnic At Homes Of Schemerhorn And Brackenridge
The annual square picnic was held last evening at the residences of Mrs J C Schemerhorn and W T Brackenridge with a 4 picnic dinner served at 6 30 o clock. Guests included residents living in the block.
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J. C. Schemerhorn
W. T Brackenridge
Meeting of the D. of I. Postponed to Friday for Officer Elections
The meeting of the D. of I. was moved from Tuesday to Friday evening to hold the election of officers. A good attendance is desired.
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D. of I.’s
D. of I’s
G A R Ladies to Meet on Wednesday Afternoon
The G A R Ladies group will gather Wednesday afternoon of next week for their regular meeting. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events.
Local Hi-Y Club Plans Entertainment and Refreshments
A Hi-Y meeting concluded with discussion of activities and followed by entertainment and refreshments for attendees. The event emphasized community involvement and social bonding among members.
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Tion
Hi-Y
Albert Blickenstaff Suffers Broken Arm After Car Backfire
Albert Blickenstaff of the B and B Soda Sandwich Shopper suffered a broken arm from a Ford fracture while winding up his car last Wednesday morning. Four small bones were broken and ligaments strained. He resumed work in the afternoon.
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Albert Blickenstaff
B. & B. Soda
Blickenstaff
Teachers Institute to Be Held at Camden Next Saturday
The regular monthly teachers institute will convene in Camden next Saturday at 9 am. Morning extension work will be followed by afternoon talks and discussions with Benjamin Stewart speaking on Indiana History.
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Camden
Benjamin Stewart
Indiana
Stolen Barber Pole Recovered In Yeoman
A barber pole at Lynch and Clawson on North Franklin street was stolen Monday night and found in Yeoman Tuesday afternoon. The shop owner notes the pole has been stolen five times before, with the latest theft being the first in 1927. A visiting man demonstrated fingerprinting using black powder, but his identity and purpose remain unclear. The pole is reinstalled in its place.
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Lynch & Clawson
North Franklin Street
Man Pleads Guilty in Attempted Arson Case
Orville Martin, Burrows resident, pleaded guilty in Carroll County court on Monday seeking a suspended sentence for an attempted arson. Sheriff Riley Sink awaited during progress as Judge Smith urged evidence. Martin claimed another man was to blame while prosecutor Merl Wall and several witnesses testified.
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Logansport
Pharos Tripune
Orville Martin
Burrows
Riley Sink
Cars ‘County
Sink
Delphi
Martin
Smith
Rosecutor
Merl Wall
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Carroll County
Tri Kappa Sorority
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Hopewell
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Delphi Motor Sales
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J. M. Wheeler & Sons
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