Aim-Hi Home Demonstration Club Halloween Party
Eighteen members of the Aim-Hi Home Demonstration Club enjoyed a Halloween masquerade at president Dorothy George’s home. Josephine Wyatt won for the most unusual costume in a newspaper outfit. Vernabelle Miller led devotions, Marjorie Sieber gave the history and led the song of the month, and Mary Lou Johnson and Wyatt presented a lesson on Party Refreshments with samples. Mary Jo Barnard spoke on Atomic Survival. New officers include Thelma Snoerberger president Shirley Wise first vice president Florence Frantz second vice president Mary Trapp secretary Vernabelle Miller treasurer Jacquelyn Edging publicity chair. Eva Lou Shanks won the raffle. co-hostesses were Elizabeth Sheets and Colleen Franek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aim- Hi
Dorothy George
Josephine Wyatt
Vernabelle Miller
Marjorie Sieber
Joe
Mary Lou Johnson
Mary Jo Barnard
Pres
Thelma
Snoeberger
Shirley Wise
Florence Frantz
Mary Trapp
Treas
Jacquelyn Edging
Eva Lou Shanks
Elizabeth Sheets
Colleen Franek
Fidelis Class Covers Dish Dinner At Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class held a covered dish supper at the Baptist church on Thursday evening with thirty two members in attendance. Mrs Harold Jones, president, led the meeting and named committees for nominating program and teacher duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clem
Paul Graves
The
Baptist Church
Harold Jones
Betty Smith
Mary Sharp
Ruth Sisson
Raynes Wyatt
Edith Patty
Grace Sharp
Frank Smith
George Clemans
Jesse Yeager
Harvest Shower for East Side Christian Center Held
Rev. and Mrs. Devon Hodge with Freda Gardner provided vocal numbers at the event. Mrs. Ira Ward gave the devotions and attendees prepared items to bring to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Christian Center
Indianapolis
Devon Hodge
Freda Gardner
Ira Ward
Camden Woman's Literary Club meeting hosts Cuban refugee tale
The October meeting at the Ben Hur in Logansport drew 26 members and guests. Daniel Cabeza shared experiences as a Cuban refugee. A book review is planned for November 7 at Mrs. Forrest Appleton's home. Mrs. Frank Smith will supervise sales of goods made by the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Woman’s Literary Club
Ben Hur
Logansport
Norwood Gentry
Daniel Cabeza
Daniel Baker
Forrest Appleton
Frank Smith
Community church supper and new officers elected
Truth Seekers Class of the Lower Deer Creek church held a ham and carry in supper on Sunday. New officers elected include Bob Myer president Marjorie Scholl vice president Mary Kleckner secretary Esther Mummert treasurer Edith Furnish teacher. Additional items note visits and a naval operation participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Deer Creek
Lowell Brubaker
Lions Club Dinner At Methodist Church Highlights Tour
Twenty four Lions Club members attended a Wednesday dinner at the Methodist church. The program featured a tour of the General Tire Co in Logansport and notes the Bechdells bidding successfully at the Lutheran parsonage auction on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Methodist Church
General Tire Co
Logansport
Paul Bechdell
Lutheran Worship Hour Leader Named for Sunday
John F. Uhle of the Hamma Divinity School will lead the Worship Hour at the Lutheran church this Sunday. Family night at the Lutheran church will include a basket supper with guests asked to bring their own table service. Mrs Viola Cline will host the War Mothers Club meeting on November 2. Several local residents visited relatives and attended events in Indianapolis and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Bechdell
John Dyer
Fort Lewis
Washington
U.S. Army
Harold Zook
A. W. Rader
Max McKnight
I. J. Rader
Maxwell
Paul Oyler
Junior Mummert
Joe Rogers
Leonard Maxwell Junior
Wise Carver
Bill Beard
Aureta Regan
John F. Uhle
Hamma Divinity School
Lutheran Church
Tom McFatridge
E. E. Johnson, Jr
Viola Cline
War Mothers Club
Fifth Grade Visit To Indian Relics At Gish Home
Fifth grade students and teacher Mrs. Ringer toured Carroll County relics at the home of Floyd Gish who displayed paint bowls axes drills and hundreds of arrow heads. The Camden Hi-Y initiation occurred October 22 at Camden Baptist Church with Dean Arthington Cary Cline and officers conducting. Thirteen new members were initiated and speaker Frank Taylor YMCA Logansport urged the Hi Y purpose to create maintain and extend. Music was by Major Iane Larson and Mrs Jean Baker.
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Ringer
Floyd Gish
Gish
Carroll
Camden
Frank Taylor
Logansport
Mrs Mamie Hefleng 73 Delphi Resident Dies at Home
Mrs Mamie E Hefleng 73 of 120 N Market St Delphi died at 7 40 p m Monday after a two month illness Born May 7 1888 in Carroll County she was married to Bernard J Hefleng in 1905 They owned a bakery in Delphi with retirement later Mr Hefleng died in 1951 Surviving brothers Homer L Hendrickson and Marion B Hendrickson a son Robert preceded in death Rites held at 9 am this Thursday Msgr Arthur Sego officiated burial in St Joseph cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie E. Hefleng
N. Market Street
Delphi
Carroll Countty
Robert W
Lydia L. Hendrickson
Bernard J. Hefleng
Hefleng
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Funeral rites for Ivan L. Roth in Monticello
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Aufenberg and White funeral home in Monticello for Ivan L. Roth 63 a Jefferson township farmer who died Tuesday at White County hospital Rev George Neil officiated and burial followed in River View cemetery Surviving are his widow the former Gladys Johnson married in 1924 two children Patricia Rankin of Dyer and Lloyd Roth Monticello two sons by a previous marriage Raymond and Ivan W Roth Monticello sisters Mabel Van Pelt Huntington Beulah Armstrong Tucson O M Roth Monticello Josephine Carr Florida Esther Reynolds R 2 Monticello.
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Aufenberg and White Funeral
Monticello
Ivan L. Roth
Jefferson Township
White County Hospital
George Neil
Riverview Cemetery
Gladys Johnson
Patricia Rankin
Dyer
Lloyd Roth
Raymond
Ivan W. Roth
Mabel van Pelt
Huntington
Beulah Armstrong
Tucson
Arizona
O. M. Roth
Josephine Carr
Florida
Esther Reynolds
R. 2
Mrs Milinda Elston 1871 194? Tippecanoe dies in Lafayette
Mrs Milinda C Hilt Elston 990 a former Tippecanoe township resident died Saturday at Ross Annex Sanitarium Lafayette after a fall that caused a broken hip in September She was born in Chicago in 1871 daughter of William and Sara Moser Hilt and married Jay Frank Elston in 1903 His death came in 1943 since when she lived with her sister Lydia Hilt 31 North 22nd Street Lafayette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milinda Elston
Milinda C. Hilt Elston
Tippecanoe Township
Ross Annex
Lafayette
Elston
Chicago
William and
Sara Moser Hilt
Jay Frank Elston
Lydia Hilt
North 22Nd Street
Elston Family Remembered in Delphi Funeral Rites
Surviving are three sons Dane Elston of Delphi route 1 Tom Elston of Delphi route 4 and Edward Elston of Lafayette with sister Miss Lydia Hill. Rites were conducted Tuesday by Rev H Earl Moore. Burial followed at Pretty Prairie cemetery.
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Dane Elston
Delphi
Tom Elston
Edward Elston
Lafayette
Lydia Hill
H. Earl Moore
Pretty Prairie Cemetery
Mrs Bertha W Brooks 80 Dies In Detroit Home
Mrs Bertha W Brooks 80 died Saturday at her daughter Ethel Keys home in Detroit after living with the family in Delphi. A Tennessee native she moved to Delphi years ago and was a Baptist. Surviving: daughters Ethel Keys Connie Gosson son Dana Brooks brother William White. Rites Monday afternoon at Jackson funeral home with Rev J Franklin Arthur officiating burial in Masonic cemetery.
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Bertha W. Brooks
Ethel Keys
Detroit
Tennessee
Delphi
The
Baptist Church
George Brooks
Connie Godson
Los Angeles
Dana Brooks
Kokomo
William White
Jackson Funeral Home
J. Franklin Arthur
Masonic Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mildred Merrell Smith in Delphi
Funeral rites were held Monday at St Joseph church Delphi for Mildred Merrell Smith aged 64 who died Friday night at Home hospital Lafayette Msgr Arthur Sego officiated and burial followed in Masonic cemetery Eikenberry funeral home handled arrangements.
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St. Joseph Church
Delphi
Mildred Merrell Smith
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Msgr
Arthur Sego
Masonic Cemetery
Eikenberry
Mrs. Sayers Merrell Smith Dies After Illness
Mrs. Smith died after a three week illness following a heart attack. Born April 4 1897 at Delphi she was a daughter of John M and Christina Sayers Merrell. She married Omar Smith in 1919 who died in 1954. She belonged to St. Josephs church Altar and Rosary Society, the Business and Professional Women's Club.
Food Drive Dinner At Delphi Methodist Church
On October 27 a dinner is served from 5 to 8 p.m. at Delphi Methodist Church benefiting community programs. Proceeds support church outreach and local charitable initiatives.
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Delphi Methodist Church
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Wallar Electric
Burrows
Gerald Hartman
Anita Kleckner
Georgia Hartman
Janet McCain
Hartman
Janet McDowell
Clarice Yost
Okinawa
Marine L
Ronald Kleckner
Leslie Kleckner
Corporal Kleckner
Yorktown
Seventh Fleet
Westle
Kirk
Eckrich Smoked
Frozen Swanson
Johnson’s Market
Camden, Indiana
Mrs
Coy Shanks
Orville Smiley
Fowler
Robert Kleckner
Bessie Leslie
Mrs. Leslie
Raymond Roberson
Westfield
Illinois
Floyd Gardner
R. J. Weaver
New Haven
Ruth Rohrabaugh
Alice Linn
American Legion Auxiliary
Mamie Hefleng
Ivan Roth
W. H. Lee Implement CO
U. S
Bob and
Martha Popejoy
Mildred M. Smith
Norwich
Colgate
Colgate Tooth Paste
Woodbury
W. Main
Orr’s Drug Store
Cypress Boards
Indiana
RCA
Arlen Ensemble
Expert TV
RCA Victor
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