Camden social notes list gatherings and trips
Walter Skinner and wife of Camden spent Sunday with D. T. Wyatt and wife. Mrs. Fannie Shortridge visiting Camden returned home in Logansport. Aldus Justice and wife of Logansport visited Mrs. Thos. Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wingard. Edith Lane left for Bloomington to attend Indiana University. William York and family began a camping trip in Michigan. J. M. Miller and wife motor trip to Niagara Falls. Chalmer Plank and son Robert of Logansport visited W. W. Snoeberger and wife. Bruce Wallace of Chicago spent Monday in Camden. Mrs. Mary Gardner of Monticello visiting her son Harry Gardner and family. Rev. F. B. Osborne and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Musselman and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes left for Niagara Falls and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Skinner
Fulton
D. T. Wyatt
Fannie Shortridge
Camden
Logansport
Aldus Justice
Thos. Simmons
Aaron Wingard
Edith Lane
Bloomington
Indiana
Uni
William York
Michigan
J. M. Miller
Niagara Falls
Chalmer Plank
Robert
W. W. Snoeberger
Bruce Wallace
Chicago
Mary Gardner
Monticello
Harry Gardner
F. B. Osborne
Glen Musselman
Harry Holmes
Two Weeks Left to Register for Citizenship
Urges readers to act immediately as only two weeks remain to complete registration for citizenship. Encourages subscription to The Citizen to stay informed.
I. O. R. M. Draws Large Class Next Tuesday Evening
A large class will be taken into the I. O. R. M. next Tuesday evening. Come help boost and support the group.
Eastern Star Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting
The Eastern Star Auxiliary met Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple for its regular monthly gathering.
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C. E
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star Picnic Set by Carroll Clinton Howard Chapters
The Carroll Clinton and Howard chapters of the Eastern Star plan their annual picnic at Frankfort Park on Sunday September 19. A basket dinner will precede a program with each chapter contributing one item.
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Tri-County
Carroll
Clinton
Howard
The
Eastern Star
Frankfort Park
Premiers to Meet at Radnor M E Church
The Premiers will gather next Tuesday evening at the M E church in Radnor for District No 4 activities. Clay Madison and Deer Creek townships are included. young people are urged to attend with welcome for visitors and older folks. A social hour and refreshments follow the program led by Ruth Irelan, Dist Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Radnor
Clay
Madison
Deer Creek
D A R Holds First Meeting Of Year At Wellington Home
The Charles Carroll chapter D A R held its first meeting of the year yesterday at Mrs Charles Wellington's home near Clymers. Members traveled by noon interurban and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner. Mrs Will Cowdin, the regent, presided at the afternoon business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A R
Charles Carroll
Charles Wellington
Clymers
Wellington
Will Cowdin
Make Merry Class Party at Orr Home
The Make Merry class of the Methodist Sunday School hosted a party last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Orr’s home. They were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kite and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Forrest Orr
Grover Kite
Robert Andrews
Temperance Sunday Lesson Praises Pioneers of Prohibition
A writer for the Temperance lesson argues the right teaching yields greater good than punishment and calls Sunday Schools to honor early temperance pioneers and ongoing prohibition efforts. It notes the International Sunday School lesson from Leviticus 26 38 5 14 20 and remarks on future observances.
Junto Club Picnic At Been Camp Tippecanoe
The Junto club held a picnic supper Monday evening at the Been camp on the Tippecanoe. After supper a brief business meeting was held by the fire, and the year’s program was approved. The September meeting is planned for next Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bowen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junto Club
Tippecanoe
Abner Bowen
Home Economies Club Meets in Pittsburg Hall
The Home Economies club of Tippecanoe township will meet at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon September 21 in Pittsburg Hall. The ladies will give instructions they had at Camp Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg Hall
Camp Tecumseh
Tri Kappa Chooses Oct 2 Market Date at Library
The Tri Kappa sorority met Tuesday evening at the library for a short business session. It was decided to hold a market on Oct 2. A committee to prepare the coming year’s program was appointed, with members Sally Grimm Mary Margowski Edna Kirkpatrick and Ruth Wilkinson.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
Sally Grimm
Mary Margowski
Edna Kirkpatrick
Ruth Wilkinson
Hi Y Club Meets For Bible Discussion And Plans Year
The Hi Y club met at the school house for a Bible discussion on Choosing Life Work. Fourteen members attended. Ernest Gripe, president, appointed John Stewart Ardhel Richter and Kenneth Liebert to form a committee to plan the year's program and report next week. The meeting adjourned at 8 30 p m and basketball followed until 9 30 p m. Officers named for the year include Ernest Gripe president Charles Downs Ardhel Richter secretary and John Stewart treasurer.
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Hi-Y
Ernest Gripe
John Stewart
Ardhel Ritcher
Kenneth Liebert
Charles Downs
Ardel Richter
Red Cross names new Carroll County leaders
Robert Bradshaw is appointed director of the annual roll call for the Red Cross Society of Carroll County. Mrs. Charles Schnepp becomes chairman of the home service department replacing Miss Lou Bunnell who resigned. Miss Elsie DeLaney county health nurse, Mrs. E W Bowen and Robert Bradshaw attended the Regional Red Cross meeting in Peru on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradshaw
Red Cross Society
Carroll County
Charles Schnepp
Home Service Department
Lou Bunnell
Elsie DeLaney
E W. Bowen
Red Cross
Peru
Methodist church supper by Rain or Shine class hosts
The Rain or Shine class of the Methodist church held a cooperative supper on Friday evening September 10 at the home of Mrs. Fannie Smith with teacher Mrs. Foster coordinating.
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The
Methodist Church
Foster
Fannie Smith
Presbyterian Missions Meeting Nods News from Foreign Fields
The Missionary Society of the Delph i Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon September 21 at 2 o clock. Mrs W H Bradshaw will present a summary of her trip abroad with observations. Mrs Retta Gardner leads devotional period with assistant hostesses Mrs Ed Ferrier and Mrs J C Dickinson.
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Presbyterian Missions
The
Missionary Society of the
Woman's Club September Meeting Date Change
The Woman's Club schedules its September meeting for September 29 rather than September 22 as listed in the yearbook, reflecting a calendar adjustment.
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Woman’s Club
Mission Circle Meeting Planned with Miss Mary Redding
The Mission Circle of the Christian church will hold its Friday evening gathering with Miss Mary Redding.
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Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Mary Redding
Delphi Baptist Aid Society to Meet Next Tuesday
The Aid Society of the Delphi Baptist Church will gather at the church next Tuesday afternoon at 2 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of the Delphi Baptist Church
First Country Club Gathering Delights West Lafayette Members
The first Country Faget for men and women held at the new club house Wednesday night drew about fifty members. A cafeteria supper, music by Mr and Mrs Hamling and guests, plus a Charleston and saxophone numbers, followed by dancing, highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Martin
Ed. Smock
John Hanna
J. J. Shultz
Josephine Ives
Ee Cartwright
John Hamling
Bert Mayhill
Noah Mayhill
West Lafayette Country Club
Delphi Country Club
West Lafayette
Delphi
Delphi Golf Club
Logansport
Woollen Challenges Prosperity Talk in Senate Campaign
Democratic candidate Woollen in a state conference address disputed claims that prosperity favors Republicans. He cited 24 years of Republican rule with 55 percent prosperous months vs 45 percent low mood, and 16 years of Democratic rule with 55 percent prosperous months vs 45 percent low mood. He noted panics under Republican tariffs and argued tariffs did not cause panics, urging scrutiny of such assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans ‘Woollen
United States Senate
Watson- Robinson
Woollen
Woollens
United States
Leonard P. Ayres
Statistical Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ayres
Business Bulletin
Cleveland Trust Company
Turner's Home Grocery Opens 24 Hours at 408 N Washington
The Turner family advertises Turner's Home Grocery at 408 North Washington Street with a bold red front. They offer Rite bread at 10 cents a loaf and invite customers to bring eggs while promising cash or trade for clean eggs and encouraging shoppers to save money by buying there. A cottage for rent at 615 North Washington Street is also listed.
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Turner's
North
Washington Street
North Washington Street
M E Church Announces September 1926 Services
The M E Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by Forrest Orr and morning worship at 10 30 A M with Rev Henry L Davis of Indianapolis preaching. Evening service at the Library Building features R B Kern with Epworth League at 6 30 P M. Service details given for High School Building and Library Building locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Orr
Henry L. Davis
Indianapolis
Davis
Preachers’ Aid Society
Epworth League
R. B. Kern
Haslet Auction to Sell Household Goods and Radiant Home Stores
A sale notice outlines a Tuesday auction on September 28 featuring a full line of household goods. Two Radiant Home stores are included for sale. The Carroll County Fair in Delphi runs October 5 through 8.
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Radiant Home
Carroll County
Delphi
Reasonable Deduction By a Noted Lawyer Encountered on Street
A famous criminal lawyer with a strong memory is accosted by a man boasting a record. The man offers a painted sparrow he calls a rare parrot and claims it entered the lawyer’s room. The lawyer, inspecting, calls it a jail-bird based on the company it keeps. Registration ends Oct. 4. Do not wait.
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Hefleng Bros
Zook’s
North Side Square
District
S.S
Ruth Irelan
Junto
H. E. Club
Baptist Aid
Tommy Bread
Thomas
J. W. Smart
Tommie
Thomas Blink, Sr
RCA
Beaver
Delphi Lumber Co
Oak Grove
Ats
M. E. Church
Studebaker
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