Plans for Seal Sale Laid by TB Association Committees
The Carroll county Anti Tuberculosis Association outlines a fall seal sale drive as tuberculosis rises and many men are rejected by the armed forces. Seals go on sale unofficially November 24 at the Delphi post office for foreign mail to service men. Father Simeon Schmitt presides over the county group with officers including Rev. Roy A. Sturm and Mrs. Frank Austin. Yanus Wells leads the county seal sale, while Mrs. Howard Bradshaw handles city sales.
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Carroll County Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Marie Wall
Simeon Schmitt
County Association
Roy A. Sturm
Frank Austin
C. A. Smith
George Northcutt
Rolla Fisher
Yanus Wells
County Seal Sale
Howard Bradshaw
Democratic Candidate for County Auditor Harnesses Golden Rule
Lotie F Haslet, lifelong Carroll County resident, farmer, elevator operator, implement dealer and welfare board member, campaigns for county auditor on a platform built around the Golden Rule Do unto others as.
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Carroll County Welfare Board
Carroll County
Delphi Names Bond Sales Chairman and Local Leaders
The bond sales chairman is to be appointed. Mrs Roy Gregg serves as county nurse with the association. Honorary members include Judge Z E Pruitt and Dr C C Crampton. Board of directors includes officers and Mrs Paul Johnson Mrs Mabel Fraser and Mrs Eva Parker Jackson. Township chairmen list numerous local names across Adams Burlington Carrollton Clay Deer Creek Jackson Jefferson Liberty Madison Monroe Buck Creek Tippecanoe and Washington with designated coordinators.
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Township
Adams
Hazel Coble
Burlington
Frank Austin
Carrollton
Earl Blue
Clay
Mary Hufford
Deer Creek
Tri Kappa
Boyd Martin
Democrat
George Shaffer
C. R. Cunningham
Jackson
Guy Coplen
Jefferson
Elva Jackson
Liberty
Ben Been
Madison
Rova Fisher
Monroe
George Northcutt
Lawrence Whist
Carrollton Juniors Present Play College Daze
Carrollton high school's junior class will present College Daze on Friday at 8 p m in the high school gymnasium. Cast includes Arthur Caldwell Margaret Landis Robert Rodgers Mary Esther Meek Frances Sanderson Mark Flora Geneva Barnard Virginia Wagoner Alpha Yarian Frank Shanks Robert Schott and Vern Pullen.
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Carrollton High School
Arthur Caldwell
Margaret Landis
Robert Rodgers
Mary Esther Meek
Frances Sanderson
Mark Flora
Geneva Barnard
Virginia Wagoner
Alpha Yarian
Frank Shanks
Robert Schott
Vern Pul
Margaret Whetzel Sues For Divorce In Democrat Township
Margaret Whetzel of Democrat township sues George Whetzel for divorce citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Married July 27 1940 and separated October 11 1942. She seeks 850 alimony and restoration of maiden name Margaret Nokes. Julien and Kerlin represent the plaintiff.
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Margaret Whetzel
Democrat Township
George Whetzel
Margaret Nokes
Julien
Kerlin
Camden War Mothers Organize New Club
Officers of the Camden Mothers of World War I Unit 22 were installed at Camden Lutheran Church with Logansport unit president Mrs. George Hendee officiating. Marie Cree opened the meeting. new officers include Marie Cree president Stella Johnson first vice president Mabel Ritchey second vice president Ruth Edging secretary Flonia Wallace treasurer H G Kolb financial secretary Effie Wyatt chaplain.
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Camden
Effie Wyatt
Will Mocherman
Rev Kilmer Accepts North Liberty Pastorate
Rev Russell Kilmer resigns after four years at Oak Grove Christian church and will preach a final sermon on Sunday. He has accepted the pastorate of the Christian church at North Liberty near South Bend and will assume duties November 1. The Kilmer family will move from Idaville to North Liberty. A reception honored the Kilmer family.
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Russell Kilmer
Oak Grove
Will H. Smith Speaks at Delphi Kiwanis Luncheon
Will H. Smith, U S collector of internal revenue for Indiana, Indianapolis, spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon in Delphi Monday. The event was held at the Sportsman Hotel in Monticello.
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Will H. Smith
Indianapolis
U. S
Former Flora Man Weds Betty Osborne
Mrs. Ray Osborne of Logansport announces the marriage of her daughter Betty Osborne to William Perry a former Flora resident. The ceremony was held Wednesday night October 21 in Indianapolis with Charles A Werner officiating at his home. Attendants were Betty’s brother Frank Osborne and his Indianapolis wife. The bride wore Royal blue velveteen with red accessories and white pom pom chrysanthemums. Perry, an employee of Braum Beverage of Kokomo, was inducted into the army October 28. Mrs. Perry has worked at R B M Manufacturing.
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Ray Osborne
Logansport
Betty Osborne
William Perry
Flora
Indianapolis
Charles A. Werner
Ianapolis
Perry
Braum Beverage Company
Kokomo
Army
R-B-M Manufacturing Company
Rationing Board Announces Fuel Registration Drive
Glee Cook of the Carroll county rationing board orders all kerosene and distillate users to register at their local school houses from Thursday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fuel rationing will be run under school principals with registrars chosen from PTA groups home economics clubs and community service organizations.
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Glee Cook
Carroll County Rationing Board
Hospital Patient Clyde Meyers Injured Trimming Branches
Clyde Meyers an Indiana Service Corp employee remains hospitalized at St Elizabeth after a fall from a tree while trimming branches away from wires. He has fractures to the pelvic bone right elbow and right shoulder with an expected six week confinement.
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Clyde Meyers
The
Indiana Service Corporation
St. Elizabeth Hospital
State's Duck Supply Unpredictable Weather Dependent
A flight of three or four thousand ducks reached the Lake Maxinkuckee region last week with about two thousand varied duck species using the waters. Reports to Harold F. Mosbaugh, head of the Division of Fish and Game, note that migration from Canadian nesting grounds remains unpredictable and weather will largely determine it. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knitter and family of Delphi visited Hammond relatives over the weekend.
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Lake Maxinkuckee
Harrell F. Mosbaugh
Division of Fish and Game
Tippecanoe
White
Resignations Hit Delphi R E M Office Ranks
Miss Irma Belley resigned as bookkeeper in the R E M C offices at Delphi after months in the post and will take a similar job in New Castle. Miss Naomi Jonson, deputy county recorder, also resigned Saturday and began new duties in the R E M office Monday after Beuoy’s departure.
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New Castle
Naomi Johnson
Beuoy
Wade Farr Announces Candidacy for Deer Creek Township Trustee
Wade Farr informs Deer Creek Township voters that his ballot listing as a trustee candidate includes a pledge to serve all township residents once elected. He thanks voters for their consideration.
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Deer Creek Township
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T. B. Organization
Delphi
Wall
Lotie F. Haslet
Ler
Buck Creek
J. Dewey Zinn
K. B. Logan
Lee Henderson
Washington
Carl Yeakley
Carrollton Juniors
Len
Camden War Mothers
New Club
Lorena Burke
Hendee
Burke
Leah Brechbeil
North Liberty
Frank Rees
Lyman D
Flora Man
Frank Osborne
Ind
Herb Smith
Harold Knitter
Hammond
Democratic
Courty
Wade Farr
Fred. Hannell
Sioner
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