Chalmers Bay Tops Husking Contest At Grimm Farm
Seventeen district 18 vocational agriculture students competed in a corn husking event at the E. O. Grimm farm west of Delphi. Russell Van Voorst of Chalmers won with 1 003.15 pounds husked as George Hanaway acted as contest manager. The Delphi Chamber of Commerce awarded medals to the top five finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Grimm
Delphi
Russell van Voorst
Chalmers
George Hanaway
Grimm
Delpni Chamber of Commerce
Robert Martin
Burlington
K. Mink
Idaville
Rex Darrow
Wolcott
Charles Byroad
Marion
Joe Caldwell
Camden
Alvin Schmidt
Bunker Hill
Dale Phobus
Cutler
George Cleefman
Monticello
William Fiora
Carrollton
Frank Swartz
Brookston
Stanley , Williamson
Royal Center
Robert Maxwell
John Swantee
Chili
Joe Harden
Galveston
John. Nichols
Clay
James Mummert
Flora
Marriage Licenses Issued To Five Couples In Local Area
Five marriage licenses were issued locally. Roscoe W. Oaks and Rachel Wilcox of Burl ington gaze toward wedlock, along with Robert James Delaney and Grace Helen Hibner of Monticello, Eugene Phebus and Virginia Harmon of Cutler, Don Ayres and Jeanne Ulrey of Flora, and Morris Emmitt of Medaryville with Josephine Ireland of Adams township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe W. Oaks
Cutler
Rachel Wilcox
John Wilcox
Burlington
Robert James Delaney
John Delaney
Delphi
Grace Helen. Hibner
John Hibner
Monticello
Eugene Phebus
Virginia Harmon
Clarence Harmon
Don Ayres
Edith Ayres
Flora
Jeanne Ulrey
Lee Ulrey
Morris Emmitt
Lewis Emmitt
Medaryville
Josephine Ireland
W. B. Ireland
Adams Township
Levi Hufford
Camden
Dora Skiles
Rossville
Tax check received from intangible tax proceeds
County Auditor Wade Farr announced the receipt of a check from the state treasurer totaling 4378.08 dollars, Carroll county's share of the intangible tax for the third quarter of 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Farr
Stace
Carroll County
Dorothy Thompson Endorses Roosevelt In Campaign Column
Dorothy Thompson, noted columnist, argues Roosevelt deserves support for managing wartime crisis and defending national safety. She contrasts Roosevelt with Willkie, praising his leadership in conscription, defense deals, and international prestige, while noting shared patriotism and dangers ahead. Dr. Hubert Gros, Dr. C. E. Carney, and Dr. John Carney attend a Cleveland medical convention. Mr. and Mrs. William Kerlin take a Smoky Mountains motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
America
Willkie
Canada
Churchill
Hubert Gros
C. E. Carney
Delphi
John Carney
Monticello
National Medical Association
Cleveland
William Kerlin
Smoky Mountains
Wickard Praises Farm Programs at Kansas City Speech
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard urged re election of Roosevelt in Kansas City praising New Deal farm measures. He argued loans and price supports kept wheat cotton and corn prices fair and fed the hungry while protecting producers. He assailed Republicans as insincere on farming aid and cited Charley McNary as friend to agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Secreta of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
This
County
Wickard
Kansas City
Missouri
G. O. P. Record
Charley McNary
McNary
Joseph Martin
Rmass
Wendell IL. Willkie
Cartheuser arraigned on grand larceny charges in Carroll court
Lewis Cartheuser 30 of Avon near Danville was arraigned in Carroll circuit court on grand larceny charges after being arrested by Hendricks county authorities. He pleaded not guilty and a special plea of unsound mind. Doctors Bridwell and Crampton were appointed to report their findings. Alleged theft involved a Lake Freeman camp and various items including a motor and fishing tackle. Several local residents spent the weekend in Kentucky and Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cartheuser
Avon
Danville
Hendricks County
Carroll
Cartheuser
Carroll County
Carthouser
John A. Kendall
E. E. Pruitt
E. G. Bridwell
C. C. Crampton
Lake Freeman
Joseph Sterba
Chicago
Notice of Administration No 6354 Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court appointed Edward R Smock as administrator of John F Clauser late of Carroll County Indiana deceased with the estate declared solvent. October 4 1940 Smith and Smith Attorneys. The document also includes unrelated political quotes about Roosevelt and farm bills from Wickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
John F. Clauser
Edward R. Smock
Smith & Smith
Attys
Deer Creek 4-H Clubs Honor Members and Plan Drive
Deer Creek 4-H club boys and girls will be honored October 21 at 7 30 p m in the Delphi high school Home Economics room. Parents Home Economics members and Farm Bureau members are invited. A Rock Creek township quartet will provide music. County Farm Bureau drive chairman J F Harness will discuss the November 19 1941 drive and officers will be elected. Pins will be presented to the boys and girls by Miss Elsie Bucklew and Kenneth Vaughan. Refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek Township
Delphi High School
Farm Bureau
Rock Creek Township
Frank Hinkle
J F. Harness
Elsie Bucklew
Kenneth Vaughan
Clarence Eyer
Marié Linn
E. K. Congram
Burlington School
Marie Linn
Clark Metsger
Fred Anderson
Ross Garrison
Ha! Royce
Indiana Farm Bureau
Ralph Maggart
Austin Cochran
Third District Farm Bureau S
J. F. Harness
Farm Bureau Heads Elected and 4-H News Share October Events
The 1941 Farm Bureau officers were elected with Clayton Million as Chairman and Asa Cree as Vice Chairman. 4-H leaders Mrs. T O Peterson and Wilbur Crowell presented pins. Forty five attended the Rock Creek Township 4-H Achievement program at Rockfield school. Monroe Meade spoke for the county bureau and Ralph Maggart summarized 1940 club activities at the Tippecanoe Township Community Night at Pittsburg school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher
T. O. Peterson
Wilbur Crowell
Farm Bureau
Clayton Million
Asa Cree
Albert Moore
J.F. Harness
Rock Creek Township
Rockfield
Monroe Meade
Frank Hinkle
Fred Sanders
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
F Farm Bureau
Ralph Maggart
Clarence Eyer
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau kicks off 1941 membership drive
County education leader Harry Hatton addressed the audience on Practical Education In Our Schools. 4-H club members received pins while the program featured piano solos by Joan Patton and Jane Brookshire and a saxophone solo by Phyllis Craig.
Camden Juniors Present Dotty and Daf fy Comedy
The Camden high school junior class will stage a three act comedy titled Dotty and Daf fy at Camden community hall on October 22 and 23. The cast features Lois Wolfe, Gene Drake, Jane Smoyer, Jean Smoyer, Marjorie Wise, Wilma Flora, Bob Hedde, Laurel Roberson, Margaret Hedderick, Joe Caldwell, Carl Lee Gardner, Wanda Rupley, Wayne Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden High School
Dotty and Daffy
Camden
Lois Wolfe
Gene Drake
Jane and Jean Smoyer
Marjorie Wise
Wilma Flora
Bob Hedde
Laurel Roberson
Margaret Hedderick
Joe Caldwell
Carl Lee Gardner
Wanda Rupley
Wayne Caldwell
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Chalmers Bay
C. Ralph Rinehart
Dorothy Thompson
Latin America
White House
Johns-Manville
Sinead
LOY Roofing Company
Delphi, Ind
U. S
Couto
Lige
Bisma-Rex
Rexall Drug Stores
Or. Magnesia
Kotex
JOE LY
Jergens
Mi31
Cloverlea
Rudy Vallee
Vick
Hind’s
Rexatt
Roy Benner
Burrows
Bob Trobaugh
Kentucky
Fred Morrison
Beverly
Nellie Thompson
Mary Morrison
Brown County
Clarence McKinley
Hardinsburg
Adams Township 4-H Cluby
Adams School
John Wag
Good Housekeeping
U.S. Dept. of Agr
Stephano Brothers
Philadelphia
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