Outing at Crampton's cottage along Tippecanoe
A group of relatives from Elgin Rossville Charleston and Idaville enjoyed a Sunday outing at Crampton's cottage on the Tippecanoe. The assembly included Mr and Mrs John Collins and family Mr and Mrs Wilson Collins and family Mr and Mrs Billy Lesoard and family Mrs Paul Silverton and daughters Mrs Lida Rose Mrs Charles Mother and family Mr and Mrs Hanaway Mr and Mrs David Lilly Mr and Mrs Will Schock and Miss Emma Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampton
Tippecanoe
John Collins
Wilson Collins
Billy Lesoard
Elgin, Ill
Vernon Whittlesey
Charleston
Ill
Paul Silverton
Lida Rose
Rossville
Charles
Idaville
Hanaway
Brookston
David Lilly
Will Schock
Emma Creek
Holloway Family Hosts and Local Weddings in Indiana
Gladys Holloway and daughter along with Mrs Mary Viney drove to Sheridan Sunday and visited Clarence Percy. Beulah Christie and daughters Caroline and Louise learned of Mrs T J Christie’s death in Danville midweek. The seventh Holloway union met at Kelley's Roost with 123 members. Numerous locals planned trips to the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis, including Mr and Mrs Matthew Jackson and many other couples. The community’s 4H Sewing club and Home Economics clubs will award prizes at a Farm Bureau meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Holloway
Mary ‘Viney
Sheridan
Clarence Percy
Beulah Christie
Caroline
Louise
Danville
T. J
Christie
Holloway Union
Kelley’s Roost
Ietage
Indianapolis
Matthew Jackson
George Myers
Ralph Goslee
Fred Viney
Charles Hargraves
O. E. Clawson
Wayne Norris
Floyd Johns
James Viney
John Kennard
Clarence Rotruck and Son
Anderson
Hiram Ellis
Ralph Overly
Walter Thomas
Near Monon
Josephine Myers
Tri-C
Local social notes from Tioga and nearby communities
Mr and Mrs Charles Lark visited Tioga neighbors while many residents and visitors from Indianapolis Delphi Monticello Logansport Ft Wayne and Oak Grove spent weekends and weeknights at cottages on the lake and with families around Yeoman Reynolds Marquess and Poncebaker area. The list includes Elizabeth Burke teaching in Ft Wayne Meld Emerald Metz Emerald Metz and others visiting relatives and friends in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Clark
Pittsburg
Emerson,Gaumer
Yeoman
Ponce’s Place
Frank Poncebaker
Roy Schock
Bert Hall
Indianapolis
Clarence Austin
Emerald Metz
Carl Metz
Wilbur Schnepp
Emery Thompson
William Gosman
Monticello
David Arthur
Elizabeth Burke
Ft. Wayne
John Burke
Edward Starkey
Reynolds
Oliver Marquess
Lanty Armstrong
Oak Grove
Frank ‘Diener
David Lilly
James Nelson
Mire
Thyrza
Adams Township Notes Include Purdue Visit and Local Visits
Hugh Caughett traveled to Lafayette to visit Purdue University on Wednesday. Eva Holloway returned to Logansport Sunday evening. The Spence family of Yeoman spent Sunday afternoon with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spence, in a quiet local recollection.
Rockfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Rockfield residents share lengthy weekend visits with relatives in Logansport Indianapolis Delphi East Chicago and Akron. Indiana University enrollments and a birth accompany church activities and local school moves as families attend services and gatherings.
Local Social Roundup From Jefferson Township and Yeoman Area
North East of Yeoman residents Albert and Martha Smith and others produced cidar and apple butter last week. Families visited relatives near Camden and at Yeoman, with church groups meeting and 4 H girls selling treats. Mrs Silas Scott remains ill but shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Albert Smith
Harry Johns
Frank Galloway
Charles Wise
Camden
Martha Hanna
Silas Scott
Blanche Schock
Charles Crook
Anne
Carson
Ernest Burris
Lida Smith
Martha White
John Kennard
Ruth
Nettie Schock
Glenn
Jefferson Township
Young People’s Religious Organization of
Hickory Grove Church
Clara Dilling
Freeman Haun
Iona Crook
Local Socials Report From Monticello and Delphi Area
Mr and Mrs Amos Wise visited north of Monticello on Sunday. Charles Leiber and family from south of Delphi spent Monday with Fred Raber and Earl Chapman families. The State fair drew attendees on Friday. S O Anderson and W H Sidenbender of Monticello called Sunday afternoon on Joe Turner and C W Sidenbender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Wise
L. Flora
Monticello
Charles Leiber
Delphi
Fred. Raber
Earl Chapman and Sons
S. O.anderson
W. H. Sidenbender
Joe Turner
C. W. Sidenbender
Flora Norton Chapin Hosts Sixth Birthday at Home
Flora Norton Chapin entertained at his home Friday afternoon for his sixth birthday. Present were Albert Moss, Joe Flora, Joe Bower, Jack Draper, Billy Wagoner, Ed dies Krauss and Lowell Bower. Piano pupils of Mrs. Guy Sharp enjoyed a picnic at Park. Ruth Loudy has returned to her teaching post in Danville and spent the summer with her aunt, Mrs Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Norton Chapin
Albert’ Moss
Joe Flora
Joe Bower
Jack Draper
Billy Wagoner
Eddies Krauss
Lowell Bower
Guy Sharp
Ruth Loudy
Danville
Pennes
Warren
Don’t Get Up Nights 26c Test for Bladder Relief
An ad offers BU-KETS a bladder remedy with buchu leaves and juniper oil sold by Eilean and Orr Drugists. It promises relief after four days of use and a money back guarantee if sleep does not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilean and
Orr
Church of the Brethren elects officers and local notices
The B sisie class names Reid Burns as president Carl Johnson as vice president Mrs Pearl Shirar secretary treasurer Simon Trick teacher Mrs Florence Shorty and Mrs Bell Maxwell and Mrs Agnes Brookbank visiting Mrs Alice Kenrick. Methodist Women Missionary Society meeting postponed to September 18. Miss Mary Beckner enters Indiana University. Mr and Mrs Charles Budrow visit daughter Mrs Ivan Boxell in New York City. Dana Todd returns to New Mexico after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisie
Church of the ‘Brethren
Reid Burns
Carl Johnson
Pearl Shirar
Simon Trick
Florence Shorty
Windfall
Bell Maxwell
Rensselaer
Agnes Brookbank
Delphi
Alice Kenrick
Missionary Society
Mary Beckner
Indiana University
Charles Budrow
Ivan Boxell
New York City
Dana Todd
New Mexico
Local Social News From Delphi Area
West Delphi visitor Donald Day of Michigan stays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Day in Delphi. A bridal shower for Luther Sheets and bride at Oscar Hall’s home features dancing cards ice cream and gifts for over a hundred guests. Frank Haffey and family visited Amanda Plunkett’s home on Sunday. Floyd Schrader, recently laid off from Michigan signal work, returned home. Charlie James hosted relatives. Mrs. Charles Fife moved to Logansport to live with son Fred Stout. Ella Ruth Trent of Flora and Floyd Schrader visited Ben Johnson’s family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Delphi
Donald Day
Michigan
William Day
Delphi
Luther Sheets
Oscar Hall
Frank Haffey
Monticello
Amanda Plunkett
Floyd Schrader
Charlie James
Charles Fife
Logansport
Fred Stout
Ella Ruth Trent
Flora
Ben Johnson and Family
Hoover Reunion Held in North Carolina
Carroll County members of the Hoover family association hosted their annual Hoover reunion at A. W. Fuller's home ten miles west of Asheboro North Carolina last Sunday. Hundreds attended and the event marked the Carroll county origin of the reunion. A history summary notes the Western Indiana Hoover reunion organization began September 16 1905 in Jefferson Township Carroll County Indiana with John E Hoover as president and Myrtle Goslee as secretary. The first reunion occurred at Oakdale Park near Yeoman Indiana on July 16 1906 with a permanent group formed and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Hoover Family Association
Hoover
A. W. Fuller
Asheboro
North Carolina
Becaue
Hoover Reunion Association
Indiana
Henry Million
Jefferson Township
John E. Hoover
Myrtle Goslee
Oakdale ‘Park
Tippecanoe River
Yeoman
John EB. Hoover
Reunions Mark Decades At Oakdale Park In Cambridge City
A history of annual reunions lists dates from 1907 to 1916 held at Oakdale park and the J C Howard home in Cambridge City. Key organizers include Myrtle Goslee and G L Myers with a committee of Rudolph Hoover W A Goslee Amos Hoover Dwight Hoover and Augustus Pearson. The sequence notes skipped 1914 and shows repeated venue until 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
Myrtle Goslee
Yeoman
G. L. Myers
Rudolph Hoover
Cambridge City
W. A. Goslee
Warren
Amos D. Hoover
Oakville
Dwight C. Hoover
Lafayette
Augustus Pearson
Oakdale Park
Adams Shafer
Wayne County
Oakdale
J. C. Howard
J.C. Howard
Cambridge
Prohibition Referendum Plan Outlined by Metsker
Plymouth publisher Clay W. Metsker proposes a county wide referendum on prohibition in a county paper series titled Country Liberty Youth Hope. He targets White, Pulaski, Starke counties as key counties and aims to build Democratic congressional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay W. Metsker
Plymouth
Mrs Neva Powell Dies After Major Operation
Flora widow Mrs Neva Powell 60 died at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis at midnight Friday after a major operation Thursday. Survived by husband Henry Powell deputy Flora marshal two sons Ray of South Bend and Ray of Muncie and two daughters Mrs Edith Oyler and Mrs Blanch Bowman of near Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Powell
Flora
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Henry Powell
Flora Marshal
Ray
South Bend
Muncie
Edith Oyler
Blanch Bowman
Burlington
Kentland Bank Closed by State Officials
The Kent State Bank at Kentland with $675000 in assets and $50000 capital was closed Monday by the state banking department due to frozen assets and heavy withdrawals. Aloe 3 Fa Dora, McCain, Camden, is a pledge of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at Indiana University, and Lloyd Vanscoy, Delphi, is a pledge of Kappa Sigma. Radio tubes Herb. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentland Bank
Kent State Bank
Kentland
State Banking Department
Aloe
Dora
McCain
Camden
Alpha Tau ‘Omega
Indiana University
Lloyd Vanscoy
Delphi
Kappa Sigma
Crane's Silks ad offers color fabric yard samples
An old classified style notice from Crane's Silks at 545 Fifth Ave asks readers to choose among eight fabric color combinations Navy blue with flowers Navy with white dots Black with colors White ground green silver Black and white Tam ground Light blue ground and requests mailing a sample kit to prove value and beauty, promising a silk thread spool with the order.
Silk yardage on approval from Crane's Silks
Printed silk offered on approval by Crane's Silks at 545 Fifth Ave New York City. No obligation to keep it. customers may send back the numbers and yards specified in the accompanying letter within five days.
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Telephone
KRAFT
Velveeta
Zeno
Itghin
Zemo
Jehan L. Hanna
Ralph E. Hanns
Hanna & Hanna
Studebaker
South Side
Ina Square
J. W. Weidner
General Line OF Insurance
Court House
West Main Street
Walter Gochenour
Francis Wilson
Monroe
C.C. McFarland
Delphi Ind
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Marine Co
Dept. H. S
E. Ohio St
Chicago
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Missouri
John Ruskins
L. Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co
Newarg
N. J
Makers
Roy Siford
J. H. Roller
DeHaven
Dyke‘man Park
Logangport
T. E. Cochran
Robert Munson
C. V. Hoover
J. H. Mourer
Clarence Roller
Winamac
Everett Roller
Charles Mourer
Rockfield
John Williams
Turpie Timmons
Thomas ‘Williams
Anna Timmons
Cecil Atkinson
Cutler
Presbyterian Church
H. Hugo
Cutler Church
Florence Dickenson
Frank
Roscoe Mullin
George Barns
East Chicago
James. Barnes
Joseph Foust
Burnettsville
Dora McCaim
Esther Parameter
Akron
Lois Wharton
Bloomington
Carrie Clark
Roland Roberts
Womens Union of the Christian Church
Harry Foust
I. W. Foust
The
Christian Church
French Post Park
Reid Groninger
North Judson
Harry Leslie, Jr
Annd
Monroe Brecheil
Kenneth Brubaker
Donna Lee
Mildred Myers
Willard Foust
J. W. Foust
Clay Metsker
Mrs
Herb. Smith
Emerson
Ick & Clifford Delphi
Crane's Silks
Fifth Ave
Crane’s
N. Y
Herb
Smith
Rachel
Miles
Herb, Smith
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