Deer Creek Club Reports and Social Plans
The Deer Creek Home Economics club met at the Delphi library with talks on A Pioneer I Admire. Officers elected: President Newell Cox, Vice President Fred Bassett, Secretary Burr Balser, Treasurer Earl Newell, Publicity Russell Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek
H. E
Deer Creek Township
Delphi
Victoria Utterback
Newell Cox
Fred Bassett
Burr Balser
Earl Newell
Russell Holmes
Charles Weil
Miles Martin
Deer Creek Two Farm Bureau Meeting At Delphi Library
The Deer Creek Two Farm Bureau will meet at the Delphi library on Monday evening October 19 with a short business session and a report from the district bureau meeting in Frankfort by Clarence Cleaver. Entertainment includes vocal duets, piano, a playlet, and a two reel farm bureau hatchery film. A social hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek Two Farm Bureau
Delphi
District Farm Bureau
Frankfort
Clarence Cleaver
Dorothy
June Newell
Joan Cox
Helen Zook
Lucille Clawson
Farm Bureau Hatchery
Meeting Agenda for Club Event and Dinner
The meeting will start at 10 30 a m with roll call response My Hob by. Officers to be elected and photos to be taken. A cooperative dinner follows with a project lesson Wise Use of the Family Income led by project leaders.
Tuckabatchee Class Social at Delphi Presbyterian Church
The Tuckabatchee class will meet at the Delphi Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 6 30 PM for a social session and cooperative supper. The organizing committee includes Mr and Mrs Luther Grantham Mr and Mrs Wilbur Grantham Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hoffman Mr and Mrs G M Scarff Mr and Mrs Newell Cox and Mr and Mrs Fred Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Luther Grantham
Wilbur Grantham
Roscoe Hoffman
G. M. Scarff
Newell Cox
Fred Griffith
Madison Farm Bureau Meets at New Hope School
The Madison County Farm Bureau met at New Hope school last Wednesday October 7. Attendees included Mrs John Witter S and E director and Lloyd Zook county president. Wayne Hiatt Hatchery rep showed music play and moving pictures. Ray Martin was appointed township drive chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Farm Bureau
Madisonship Farm Bureau
New Hope School
John Witter
County
S and E
Lloyd Zook
Wayne Hiatt
Farm Bureau Hatchery
Ray Martin
Veteran Picked For Judge Post In Clinton County
Paul E. Laymon of Frankfort, a prominent young circuit court judge in the Clinton circuit, was selected by Indiana Democrats to fill a state ticket vacancy after Appellate Judge Fred Wiecking’s death. At 37, Laymon has practiced law in Clinton County since 1931, served as prosecuting attorney in 1923-24, and was elected judge four years ago. He farms 122 acres in Jackson township and is active in the American Legion, labor groups, Masons, Elks, and Gamma Eta Gamma. He is married with a 12 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Laymon
Frankfort
Clinton
Indiana
Fred A. Wiecking
Laymon
Clinton County
Indiana University School of Law
Judicial Circuit
Layman
American Legion
Walter T. Cohee
the Legion
Forty and Eight
Masonic Lodge
Frankfort Commandery
The
Elks Lodge
Delta Tau Delta College Fraternity
Gamma Eta Gamma Law Fraternity
Indiana Judicial Council
Jackson Township
Indiana Farm Bureau
Barnhart questions Halleck on recovery measures stance
In Rock Creek township Tuesday night Hugh A. Barnhart challenged Republican Charles Halleck to clearly state his position on recovery policies. He accused Halleck of opposing New Deal measures and opposed bank deposit guarantees, Social Security, CCC camps, FHA loans, and farmer loans, urging voters to know his stand. Mrs Jessie McPherson returns from Cincinnati visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Barnhart
Dewey Zinn
Rock Creek Township
Charles Halleck
Roosevelt
Halleck
Barnhart
Landon
Col. Knox
Mr. Halleck
CCC
America
Oracle Club Marks Fortieth Milestone in October Banquet
The Oracle club observed its fortieth anniversary Monday evening October 12 with a supper at the Bradshaw home. Ruby symbols, scarlet zinnias, and ruby candles decorated the scene as Toasters spoke and rosters of 134 long time members were read.
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Oracle Club
William Bradshaw
E. W. Bowen
Robert Bradshaw
A. C. Clauser
Harry Parker
W. H. Bradshaw
N. J. Howe
W. B. Wason
Local Social Notices List Large Community Mentions
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and couples including Mrs. George Beale Mr. Phil Miller Leland Holloway the Austins and many others. The unnamed source item appears as a social register style notice with names and paired spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beale
Phil Miller
Leland Holloway
Ross Allen
Mabel Snyder
Jess Kendall
James Everett
Jesse Wise
Fred Cole
Meredith Carney
Rush McCarty
John Kerlin
Harve Hoshaw
Orville Campbell
Roy Clauser
Democratic Women Of Two Townships Pick Officers
The Democratic women of Jefferson township elected officers at Mrs. Ola Roach home with Ola Roach as president and Ada Million as vice president. M D Myers of Frankfort spoke at the meeting. In Adams township Mrs Leona McManus was elected president and Sarah Burris as vice president. Opal Gerard became secretary treasurer and Dene Million township chairman with Marie Swickard as county vice chairman present. Ethel Raber of Rockfield spoke.
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Jefferson Township
Ola Roach
Ada Million
Kate Weaver
Esther Austin
M.D. Myers
Frankfort
Adams Township
Mary Mullin
Leona McManus
Sarah Burris
Opal Gerard
Dene Million
Marie Swickard
Ethel Raber
Rockfield
Republican women host teas in Madison Deer Creek areas
Tea events are planned at several homes with Republican women speakers. Mary Hanrahan hosts with Mrs Harold Baker as speaker Friday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Flora will host a tea October 21 with speaker Mrs Harold Baker. Deer Creek GOP group hosts a tea October 22 at Mrs Fred Martins with speaker Mrs Frank Donner Greencastle. Parker Lucas and family express thanks for support during illness and death of wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hanrahan
Harold Baker
Madison Twp
Ralph Flora
Democrat Twp
Deer Creek
Fred Martin
Frank Donner
Greencastle
Parker Lucas
Young Betty Jaynes Signed for Opera Debut at 15
Betty Jane Schultz, age 15, a Chicago sophomore, wins a contract to sing with the Chicago City Opera Company. She will perform next season under the stage name Betty Jaynes, believed to be the youngest opera singer engaged to date.
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Betty Jane Schultz
Chicago
Chicago City Opera Company
Betty Jaynes
Mrs Henry B Wilson Dedicates Harrison Mansion Marker
Mrs Henry B Wilson former state and chapter regent gave the dedicatory address and unveiled the marker at Harrison Mansion Vincennes. The honor praised her for helping raise a 10000 dollar endowment during her administration. Wilson received a gold insignia and became Honorary Trustee with Irene Downing accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Wilson
Charles Carroll
State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harrison Mansion
Vincennes
Wilson
Bonnie Farwell
Club plans an entertaining year under Mrs Blanche Cartwright
The organization announces a bright schedule for the year with Mrs Blanche Cartwright as president guiding activities and the program described as lovely and splendid featuring a valuable lineup for members.
Rites Held Tuesday for Mrs Lettisia Shockey
Mrs Lettisia Crane Shockey age 74 widow of Elmer Shockey and former Delphi resident died Sunday evening at 8 45 at the Lafayette home of her son Edward after years of illness She was born in Carroll county in 1862 and lived most of her life in Delphi Surviving are five sons William Wilfred George Edward and Harry all of Lafayette two daughters Mrs Charles Larimore and Mrs Ray Snoe berger of Delphi two brothers Robert and Henry Crone thirty eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 00 pm at Grimm Sons funeral home with Rev H Jenkins of the Christian church officiating Burial followed in Morning Heights cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettisia
Crane Shockey
Elmer Shockey
Delphi
Edward
Lafayette
Ray Snoeberger
Robert
Henry Crone
Grimm & Sons
Rev. H. Jenkins
The
Christian Church
Morning Heights
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Carroll County Club and Society News
Clinton Wagoner
Martha Rhorabaugh
Marjorie Todd
B. B. Mayhill
Welcome In
Grange
Mabel Crowl
Worthy
Frank Thomson
Eileen Clawson
Rose Chapter
O. E
Gladys Griffith
Laura Brewer
Brewer
Carroll Chapter
Camden
Mary Francis Price
Packard
Arthur McDowell
Mer
Hadees
Prestone
Zerone
Chev
Ford
SHELL
Sargent & Bassett
Deer Creek Farm Bureau
Adams township Home _ Economics club
John McManus
Charles Smith
Charles Tansey
Minton
Congress
American Legion German Band
Logansport
Allen Bailey
Ruth Flagler
Myron Johnson
Lloyd Apt
Fern Hawkins
Lester Medley
Hugh Widner
Russell Hawkins
Carroll County
Reed Schermerhorn
Elmer Shaffer
Roy Wilburn
Roger Gerard
Roberta Unger
Haughey Wagoner
Lloyd Metzger
Elmer Huntley
Frank Lybrook
Melvin Roach
C. C. Crampton
Ida Nelson
Clarence Frey
Paul Been
Claude Fincher
Dan Johns
Arthur Mullin
Orville Gilbert
Jake Harness
Earl Snider
Faye Barber
Jean Beck
Dale Meeks
Margaret Mab
Weinand
Tuckabatchee
Judge Post
Mrs. Jessie McPherson
Cincinnati
Alice Dodge
Long Beach
Cal
Ray Heritage
St. Louis
E. L. Hendrix
Warrensburg
Whtcomb
Oxford, Ohio
H. A. Henderson
Indianapolis
J. A. Shirk
East Chicago
Robert Kimberlin
Hammond
Ben Lowery
Lloyds Apt
Tom Sink
Glen Kennard
Ira Kléckner
Bert Allison
Claude Linn
Charles Budd
Robert VanNatta
Nelson Hinkle
Fred Voorhees
Ruel Ashba
Ed Voorhees
Earl Brown
John Cornell
Floyd Ginther
William Niewerth
Herb Smith
H. B. Wilson
Lettisia Shockey
Harry E. Jones
Adams Township High School
Raymond Jones
L. F. Crume and
Charles Eikenberry
A. D. Bishop
Wertheimer
Camden, Indiana
Colorado
T. B
Wertheimer Cattle Co
Fred Case
Prankfort
Ind
Walter Eastburn
Ray Booth
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