Mrs. C. W. Ross Named Indiana DAR Regent Elect
Mrs. Charles W. Ross of Crawfordsville was elected regent of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution at the close of the twenty-fourth annual conference. New officers take effect in April 1925 and Evansville was chosen for the 25th annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ross
Crawfordsville
Indiana Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Ross
Harvey Morris
Salem
Harriet Rigdon
Wabash
Roscoe O’byrne
Brookville
Elizabeth Sappenfield
Evans
William Henry Harrison
F. P. Cauble
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Marion
Ellsworth
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Death of Monticello Physician Dr Silas B Cowger
Dr Silas B Cowger dies at 77 after fifty three years of practice in Monticello following a five year heart disease illness. Funeral held at his home with Rev H T Wilson officiating. Burial in Riverview cemetery. Survived by wife, son Clarence R Cowger, and sister Mrs Ruth Stevenson of Erie Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas B. Cowger
Monticello
H. T. Wilson
Riverview
Prison de Luxe wastes millions on Pendleton reformatory
A critical, era tone editorial denounces Indiana’s Prison de Luxe reformatory at Pendleton arguing $3,000,000 extra funds over four years were squandered on lavish architecture, expensive fees, and unnecessary luxuries while schools, hospitals, and orphan facilities lack funds. It highlights inflated brick costs, architect and contractor fees, and unsafe rationing of public resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Luxe
Pendleton
Indiana
State House
Jeffersonville
State Committee
Down
State Insane Hospital
Madison
Reformatory
Michigan City
Miles
Cross shapes in Latin Greek and Andrew names
The passage explains cross varieties noting the Latin cross has a longer lower arm while the Greek cross has equal arms. It also defines Andrews cross as two equal shafts crossing diagonally like an X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Voter Registration Totals For Carroll County Released
A county tabulation shows 5135 men and 4619 women registered, totaling 9755. Corrections possible until October 25, with auditor approval and stipulations for committee action, absent ballot applications open now and must be filed by November 1, or October 31 for safety. Governor’s ballots arrive from Indianapolis after October 22. Thomas Toughman and family visited the fair. Cal Sinninger relocates Walton printing to publish the Walton Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Pearson
Indianapolis
Carroll County
Cal Sinninger
Walton Enterprise
Tipton
Walton
Walton Auto Sales Company
An Autumn Plea
A poem urging a housewife to spare the dead leaves and let them lie in state to rest beneath bare trees. The speaker imagines summer leaves fading softly, touched by night winds and lullabies, and asks for brief repose after a season of shade and sunshine. SARAH SMITH PRATT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Smith Pratt
Delphi Produce Market Prices Directory 1924
Delph i Produce Market lists prices for eggs various sizes and weights of spring chickens under and over 4 pounds, old hens, leghorn hens, old cocks, fat ducks, hen turkeys and tom turkeys, plus beef and horse hides in two grade numbers.
Delphi Markets Work at Bee Farm Feed Store
Market notes record a local deal at a feed store offering shells charcoal bone meal and feed items. Trade signals reflect small business activity and supplier sales in the Delphi area.
Notice of Election in Carroll County Indiana 1924
State of Indiana certifies general election to be held in all townships and precincts of Carroll County on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1924. Sheriff and Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court oversee the election with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
State of Indiana
Clay Pearson
Carroll Circuit
Carroll
A. D
State
Supreme Court of Indiana
Public Instruction
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Congressional
Congress
Clinton and
White
Carroll and
Cass
Ed Jackson
Benjamin M. Wiloughby
Willard D. Gammihl
F. M. Thompson
E. A. Dausman
Republican
9Th
Fred S. Purnell
39Th Judicial Circcuit
Benjamin F. Carr
39Th
Judicial Circuit
Leslie E. Thomas
Clinton
Howard A. Cann
Carrol
George A. Moorer
Talmar R. Arnold
Amy R. Wolfe
Roy E., Gardner
Riley L. Sink
Edward Blythe
James Russell Hartman
Samuel M. Maxwell
Jacob M. Kingery
Carleton B. McCulloch
Lew M. O’bannon
Arthur J. Hamrick
Robert Bracken
Harry L. Arnold
Harvey Harmon
Samuel L. Scott
John W. Kern
George Kenton
John H.en
Valentine Livengood
Sth
James P. Davis
39Th Judicial
William C. Smith
39Th Judicial Circuit
John A. Roth
William M. Wright
Socialist County
Ninth
William L. McCann
Carroll Circuit Court
Delphi
Oatnhaer
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Ross
S. B. Cowger
Service Tire Shop
J.C. Downey
Prop
N. E. Corner Court House Square
City Mills
Hoosier
Zook’s Meat Market
North Side Square
Firest High School
Greencastle
Ralston
Penal Farm
Northern
Delphia Chamber of Commerce
I. Ricrecceaae
Andy Gump
Bea
Matt
Jeff
Maggie
Jiggs
Thomas Toughman
Rochester
Mr. Toughman
The
Citizen
Adams—Consolidated
Burlington
Bert Thompson
Carrollton
Gravel Hill
Wheeling
Clay
Qwasco
Pyrmont
Deer Creek
Abbie Griffith
Summit St
Haugh
Alkire
Court House
Democrat
Ayres
Brigg
Bank of Cutler
Jefferson
Carson
Eoman
James Sparks
Ockley
Radnor
Monroe
Hinkles
Bringhurst
Jackson
D. W. Steckles
Rock Creek
Burrows
Rockfield
Tippecanoe
A. B
Pittsburg
Washington
North Center School House
Board of Commission
R. C. Davidson
John H. Mourer
Delphi Produce Market
Bogan-Jaques Co
Delphi Markets
Willis F. Mummert
the Quality Grocery
North Side
A. Rothe
Kirk’s
C. C. McFarland
Delphi, Dn
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