Delphian Louise Darragh 89 Dies at Son’s Home
Louise Best Darragh 89 of Delphi died Sunday at her son Clarence’s home in South Delphi. Born January 14 1872 she was daughter of George and Rebecca Best. She married Charles Darragh in 1899 who died in 1916. She was a pianist in local churches and a Presbyterian member. Surviving: son Clarence and daughter Margaret a East Chicago teacher, brother Charles Best. Rites held at Jackson funeral home Rev James W Rankin. burial IOOF cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Darragh
Louise Best Darragh
Delphi
Clarence
South Delphi
George
Rebecca Burke Best
Charles Darragh
Darragh
Cincinnati College of Music
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Darragh
East Chicago
Charles Best
Jackson Funeral
James W. Rankin
IOOF
Rose Swatts
Bringhurst Man and War Vet Dies After Illness
Mr. Jones died Friday afternoon in the VA hospital Indianapolis after a two year illness. Born near Flora he lived in North Dakota for many years as a rural mail carrier. He returned to Bringhurst about ten years ago. A World War I veteran, he married Andreen Erickson in 1919. Surviving with the widow is a son Kenneth of Union, New Jersey. Burial was in Maple Lawn cemetery with Ritchey officiating.
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Ritchey
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Mr. Jones
Indianapolis
Flora
North Dakota
Bringhurst
Andreen Erickson
Kenneth
Union, N. J
Funeral Rites Held for Andy Gillam 70
Funeral services for Andy A Gil lam 70 of route 1 Flora were held Friday at Poplar Grove EUB church with Rev Jack Yarian officiating burial followed at Mound cemetery Gillam died Tuesday night at home after a five month illness Born in Howard county he married Ethel Davis in 1910 He was a retired farmer and a member of the Young America Baptist Surviving are his widow a son and two daughters Harold route 1 Flora Mrs Earl Brubaker route 2 Kokomo Mrs Max Oyler route 1 Kokomo a brother and two sisters Russell route 1 Kokomo Mrs Hazel McNama Kokomo and Mrs Hattie Kilborn Logansport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy A. Gillam
Flora
Poplar Grove Eub Church
Jack Yarian
Mound Cemetery
Mr. Gillam
Howard County
Ethel Davis
Young America Baptist Church
Harold
Earl Brubaker
Kokomo
Max Oyler
Russell
Hazel McNama
Hattie Kilborn
Logansport
Services held for Bert M. Hays of Logansport
Bert Milton Hays 75 a retired farmer of Logansport died Wednesday morning at Memorial hospital. Services were Friday at Chase-Miller funeral home with Rev Warren Sanders officiating. Burial followed in Rockfield IOOF cemetery.
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Bert Milton Hays
Logansport
Chase-Miller
Warren Sanders
Rockfield
Hays
Memorial Hospital
Hays Family Obituary Noted In Local Record
Born in Carroll county he was the son of David and Sara Irelan Hays. He belonged to the Rockfield Christian church. Surviving are the widow Ethel two sons and a daughter Harold of route 4 Logansport Edward of Logansport and Lorene Knight of Deer Creek a brother Ed Hays of Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
David
Sara Irelan Hays
Rockfield
Walter Helvie 70 of Flora Dies After Long Illness
Walter Helvie 70 of Flora died Sunday at home after a 13 year illness. Born January 18 1890 in Muncie he was a building contractor son of William and Anna Palmer Helvie. Survived by widow Catherine Dunkle two sons PFC James A Helvie in Okinawa Charles E at home three daughters Mrs Charles Everman Logansport Mrs James D Byrum Kokomo and Charlotte two step daughters Mrs Richard Johnson Bringhurst route 1 and Mrs Charles Gipson era. Rites held at Lester funeral home Wednesday afternoon Rev Paul Hedden officiating. Burial Maple Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Helvie
Flora
Muncie
William
Anna Palmer Helvie
Catherine Dunkle
Pfc
James A. Helvie
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Charles E
Charles Everman
Logansport
James D. Byrum
Kokomo
Charlotte
Richard Johnson
Bringhurst
Charles Gipson
Era
Lester Funeral Home
Paul Hedden
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Local Briefs From Delphi and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Oscar Kirkpatrick returns from St. Elizabeth hospital after surgery. Richard E. Kelley and Gene VanSickle have joined the Marine Corps and report to San Diego for boot training. Mrs. James Kenworthy recovering at St. Elizabeth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Todd depart for New Orleans for the National Implement Dealers Convention with Mrs. Todd’s mother Mrs. Morris of Ellston, Va., visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kirkpatrick
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Richard E. Kelley
Earl Kelley
Route 1
Delphi
Gene VanSickle
Noel VanSickle
Marine Corps
San Diego
California
James Kenworthy
Raymond Todd
New Orleans
National Implement Dealers Convention
Todd
Indiana State Board of the Association
Morris
Ellston
Union City German Baptist Service Attendance
Mr and Mrs Josiah Miller and Rev and Mrs Amos Brubaker from northwest of Pyrmont attended communion services at the Old Order German Baptist church in Union City on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Miller
Amos Brubaker
Northwest of
Pyrmont
Old Order German Baptist Church
Union City
Royer Family Welcomes Fifth Daughter Charity
Mr and Mrs Raymond Royer of Goshen welcomed Charity, their fifth daughter. Mrs Royer, formerly Barbara Meador of near Pyrmont, is a niece of Mrs Vanchie Crumpacker of Delphi. Mr and Mrs Clyde Plough and daughter Joyce of Ossian visited Mrs Plough's parents Wiley Cassell south of town. Women of the Moose plan Chapter night this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Royer
Goshen
Charity
Royer
Barbara Meador
Near Pyrmont
Vanchie Crumpacker
Delphi
Clyde Plough
Joyce
Ossian
Neighborhood Girl Scout events details in Carroll county
The octubre schedule lists a October 18 meeting at 1 p.m. for all leaders in Carroll county in the Camden Scout room. A three day basic leadership course for Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout leaders was held in Carroll county with trainers Mrs Ledman Flora Mrs Gianoulis and Mrs Bartlow of Delphi. Day Camp counselors attended a cook out at Flora park hosted by site director Mrs Elbert Smith of Flora. Delegates were elected to represent the association in the Tribal Trails Council with Flora Camden Burlington Delphi and Pittsburg members named as delegates and alternates. Improvements continue at Camp Wildwood Logansport open to all Tribal Trails Council Girl Scouts. Troop 216 plans a Halloween party after opening meeting with 12 girls attending.
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Neighborhood Association
Carroll County
Camden
Richard Ledman
Flora
John Gianoulis
Albert Bartlow
Delphi
Flora Park
Elbert Smith
Far Trent
Dick Rees
C. J. Harmon
Fred Damon
Jack Smith
J. L. Darby
Don Ragan
Arthur Robinson
George Perry
Pittsburg
Flora Library
Tribal Trails Council
Robert Pettiner
Vera Gilbert
Burlington
Lester Guyer
Norwood Gentry
Kenneth Orem
Camp Wildwood
Logansport
Darby
Troop Meetings Highlight Scavenger Hunt and Overnight
In 6th grade Troop 214 leaders Mrs Dwaine Bair and Mrs Howard Bradshaw ran a split group scavenger hunt. Mrs John Gianoulis led six scouts on an overnight to Camp Kokiwanee near Lagro with Mrs Glen Medley assisting.
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Dwaine Bair
Howard Bradshaw
John Gianoulis
Glen Medley
Camp Kokiwanee
Lagro
Hallowe’en Wiener
Homer Myers
Adina Rebekah Lodge to Meet Friday Evening
The Adina Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday at 7 p.m. in the IOOF hall. District deputy president Mrs. Lillian Clauser of Colfax will attend. All members are urged to attend.
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Adina Rebekah
Flora Man Escapes Serious Injury After Auto Crash
A Flora man, Lawrence Marsh, escaped serious injury Thursday when his car ran off a county road 44 miles south of Green Lawn School, crashed through an embankment and into a culvert. He was treated for minor injuries. officers listed the auto as a total loss.
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Flora
Greenlawn School
Lawrence Marsh
Weekend Travel Plans and Family Visits Across Indiana
Leaving Thursday for Newcastle Colorado Bill Campbell Calvin Aldrich and John Sacha of Delphi and Robert Robertson of Logansport. Mrs Ethel Baker of Wabash visits her parents Roy Ellig and Hale. Paul Johnsons Meadeville trip to Christening Laura Korb. Ethel Patterson Madison and Earl Clawson return from Long Beach Mississippi after visiting Delphi residents Harry White and James Martin. Harold Knitter and Marian vacation in Wisconsin then James Park Fowler hosts family and guests Pat Lindermayer and Otto Shuey from Ft Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Colorado
Bill Campbell
Calvin Aldrich
John Sacha
Delphi
Robert Robertson
Logansport
Ethel Baker
Wabash
Roy Ellig
Son Hale
Paul Johnson
Meadeville, Pa
Robert Korb
Laura
Meadeville
Laura Korb
Ethel Patterson
Indianapolis
Earl Clawson
Long Beach
Mississippi
Harry White
James Martin
James Park
Fowler
Herbert Park
Otto Shuey Fully Recovered From Broken Leg
Otto Shuey has completely recovered from a broken leg suffered months ago and can now walk without his cane. He resides at his apartment on 1528 East Wayne Street in Fort Wayne.
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Otto Shuey
East
Wayne Street
Ft. Wayne
Retired Teacher Agnes Pate to Tour Indiana Parks
Miss Agnes Pate of Fort Wayne will visit with Mrs. Eunice Switzer this weekend. They plan a week of touring Indiana state parks and visiting friends in Brown County and Bloomington.
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Agnes Pate
Ft. Wayne
Eunice Switzer
Indiana State Parks
Brown County
Bloomington
Strantzes Move to Front Street Home Once Hamling Property
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Strantz and family have relocated from Brookston to the Front Street residence purchased from the Hamling heirs. Mrs. Strantz was formerly Jean Hamling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Strantz
Brookston
Hamling
Front Street
Strantz
Jean Hamling
Special services at St Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Rev Toby A Rendleman announces starting Oct 16 at 7 30 p m nightly through Thursday Lafayette’s Rev Henry C Stolldorf will conduct special services All are invited to attend and participate in any service
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ST. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Toby A. Rendleman
Lawrence Gingrich
Henry C. Stolldorf
Lafayette
Chicken Pie and Ham Supper at Burrows Hall
Burrows Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosts a chicken pie and ham supper on Friday October 14 from 5 to 7 thirty p m at the church hall in CST time. Proceeds support local aid projects and church activities.
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Burrows Presbyterian Ladies Aid Hall
Coleman Family Visit Mentioned in Wake Village
Mr and Mrs P M Coleman of Wake Village Texas visit sister Edna Kirkpatrick and brothers C C and Dr John Kirkpatrick during a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Coleman
Wake Village
Texas
Edna Kirkpatrick
C. C
John Kirkpatrick
Smorgasbord at Radnor Methodist Church
A church fundraiser at Radnor Methodist Church runs October 22 5 PM daylight time to October 27. Adults pay 1.25 dollars and children 0.65 dollars. Proceeds support church activities.
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Smorgasbord
Radnor Methodist Church
Joinnow Tri Kappa Bridge-A-Rama Entries Close
Tri Kappa event Joinnow Bridge-A-Rama entries close Saturday October 22 with registration for participants and organizers. A 4012 entry line or code appears in the notice.
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Tri Kappa Bridge-A-Rama
Delphi Music Boosters Friday Event Ad Read
Delphi Music Boosters announce a Friday event on November 11 with admission adults 1.50 and children 0.75. Details printed as a brief community notice.
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Smorgasbord
Delphi Music Boosters
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Garrett Jones
Carter
Dolar
Andy Gillam
Bert Hays
Mary JO
Beauty Shop
Monroe
Delphi, Ind
Henry C. Stolldarff
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Matthew's
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
West Main and
Illinois Streets
Deer Creek Conservation Club
Delphi Lions Club
Hallowe’en
John Deere
Frank Shepard
Indiana
Camp Kokiwane
Richard Lehman
Carol Stout
Gloria Jean
William A. West
Tony J
Peggy Gianoulis
Joyce Medley
Marsha Hill
Linda Birley
Toni Miller
Diana Blickenstaff
Leann Yates
Linda Hayden
Robin Wray
Agnes Hawn
Rebekah Lodge
William Janz
Ockley
Don Pearson
Harold Knitter
Marian
Wisconsin
D. A. Garrison Motor Truck Sales
IHC
Orr's Drug Store
Dumier Cook
Kroger Sme
Kroger
America
U.S
Idaho
Witter
Sunkist
Ceepen
Coe
Simonize
The
Persbess
Wales
Stas
Ne. TV
Marhorter
Pemiten
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