Bringhurst Church to Dedicate Art Glass Windows
The Bringhurst Methodist church holds dedicatory services for newly installed art glass windows on Sunday September 9 with Rev John Benson guest speaking on At The Gate Called Beautiful. Memorials and honorary tributes honor the new designs including Christ In Gethsemane and Come Unto Me with medallions in the auditorium. Services start 9 30 a m followed by Sunday School classes and a welcome from Rev Arthur A Schench and the congregation.
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John Benson
Bringhurst Methodist Church
Benson
Methodist
Indianapolis
Northwest Indiana
Gethsemane
Arthur A. Schench
Bringhurst
Rites Conducted For Ethel MaCurdy Prominent Resident
Funeral rites for Mrs. Ethel Ma Curdy 63 wife of County Commissioner Tom Ma Curdy were held Saturday at Jackson funeral home with Rev. Frank R. Briggs officiating. Burial was in Masonic cemetery Delphi. She died Thursday at St Elizabeth hospital after a stroke two weeks earlier. A prominent community figure born in Tippecanoe county she married June 2 1912 and lived in Adams township. She belonged to the Methodist church Women of the Moose and Adams township Home Economics club. Surviving are husband son Dale Indiana State Trooper at Lafayette brother Ross Smith of Lafayette three sisters Mrs Carl Jante Valparaiso Mrs George Stankard Atlanta Illinois and Mrs Harley Starret Lafayette.
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Ethel MaCurdy
Tom MaCurdy
Jackson Funeral
Frank R. Briggs
Masonic Cemetery
Delphi
McCurdy
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Tippecahoe County
Adams Township
Methodist Church
Women of the Moose
Dale
Indiana
Lafayette
Ross Smith
Carl Jante
Valparaiso
George Stankard
Atlanta
Illinois
Harley Starret
Women of the Moose hold white elephant sale and prizes
The Women of the Moose held a white elephant sale at their last meeting with Clara Stone and Marie Keeler winning special prizes. The next meeting is September 13. Mr and Mrs Evert Mullendore and daughter and Mr and Mrs Dale Cain spent Sunday at the State Fair.
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Women of the Moose
Clara Stone
Marie Keeler
New Book Lists 14 Scientists From Carroll County Indiana
A new biographical book by Indiana University geography professor Diana Cohen Ish er lists 14 scientists born in Carroll County Indiana. Delphi is noted among 28 towns with high scientist yield relative to population. The work covers over two thousand Indiana-born scientists and those educated or employed in the state.
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Carroll County
Cohen
Isher
Indiana University
Indiana Academy of Science
Delphi
Indiana
Hoosier
Wisher
Sciones
David Starrford
H. Brown
W. H. Evans
H. E. French
J. R. Gros
A. P. Julien
J. E. Orr
Burlington
B. O. Butcher
L. T. Smith
Helen Steinfield
Camden
P. J. Kiefer
Carroll
Henry Landes
F. O. Slate
Ruth Starrett McGuire
Owasco
Syracuse guests visiting Carroll County and beyond
Mrs James A Shirk and daughter Mrs Royal Ray of Syracuse NY, former Delphi residents, visited Carroll County Monday and Tuesday with dinners in Flora and Kokomo. They travel home after stops in Tipton and Kokomo. Mr and Mrs Tosh Odano of Bloomington and their two children stayed with Faye Hildebrandt over the weekend.
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M/Set
A. J. Koleczek
Linda
Jon
America
Germany
Sgt. Koleczek
Air Force
C. B. Mellinger
Attica
Mellinger
Kol
Lula J. McDowell
Cora Herr
Iphi
Koleczek
Jeannette Mellinger
Rockfield
James A. Shirk
Royal Ray
Syracuse
New York
Delphi
Carroll County
W. Bowen
Miss Baas
Lee
George Wason
Flora
Kokomo
Tipton
Tosh Odano
Bloomington
Faye Hildebrandt
Social calendar draws families from across the Midwest
Ruth Bordner and Ruth Herron of Los Angeles visit Madison relatives. Wisconsin guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bordner with Mrs. Vera LeConte, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ayres and Phyllis Jean, and Mrs. Roy Bowman’s niece. Numerous other relatives host dinners and teas around September events.
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Ruth Bordner
Ernest Herron
Los Angeles
J. S. Bordner
Vera LeConte
Madison
Wisconsin
Bill Bordner
Bert Pullen
Loren Ayres
Phyllis Jean
Bloomington
Roy Bowman
Lowell Shankey
Des Moines
Iowa
E. E. Morris
Ralph Overholser
Home Economics Club
Virgil Stinebaugh
Lloyd Beard
Fireproofing Guidelines For Masonry Enclosures
Do not attach to the house for structural support. Use solid masonry units or reinforced concrete at least four inches thick. Line with fire brick or clay. Clean annually.
Home fires claim many lives each year
Home fires cause a large share of fires with high fatalities as residents struggle to escape. Authorities warn that fires in living spaces remain a leading risk each year, urging safer practices to reduce damage and injuries in homes.
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National Fire Prevention Association
NFPA
Double Fire Hazard From Rubbish Sparks Warning
Rubbish presents a double fire hazard as it can ignite spontaneously or fuel a stray spark or tossed cigarette, prompting safety warnings about waste disposal and ash risks.
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Union Bank & Trust Company
Delphi, Indiana
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Bank Credit
Monogram
Mount & Son Ace Stores
MT Eee
Bringhurst Church
New Book
The
Roxy
Kathryn Grayson
Howard Keel
Ava Gardner
Cutler
Glen Sparks
Biloxi
Richard Dye
Ben Dye
C. V. Quinn
J. C. Humes
Samuel Dyer
Robert
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Herbert Neal
Minneapolis
Minnesota
J. D. Klepinger
Allen
Roger
Scholar’s Companion
Denim Dungarees
BEN Franklin Stores
E. & F. Sprague
L. L. Binders
Square Dance Design
Western Design
Erfectec Products
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