Camden Social News Roundup
Camden reports several residents visiting relatives in Fort Wayne South Bend Elkhart Bloomington Indianapolis and Chicago. Mrs George Kennedy returns home from relatives in Camden. Virginia Campbell ill with heart leakage. William Harmon family planning move to Burlington. O W Harmon family to move to Glen Maple East Main Street. Retta McCain poorly this past week. Mrs Caldwell returns to California after visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennedy
Fort Wayne
Ross Wagoner
Bennett Gardner
South Bend
Elkhart
Mayme Tribbitt
Leo
Ellis Walker
Indianapolis
M. L. Settles
Merle
Albuquerque
N. M
Marcous
Gertrude Stangle
Bloomington
Stangle
Isaac Wolf
Haun
Chicago
Thel Mummert
Gertrud Stangle
Virginia Campbell
Welcoming Visiters Spread Through Monticello Area
Residents of East Chicago Evansville Flora and Delphi plus nearby towns visited relatives and friends across Monticello and Yeoman. The list includes Barnes Frisz Sandifur Smith and many local families with social calls, trips to Lafayette Galveston and Swayzee, and a horse of a hospital for a young arm injury.
Public sale at George M. Smith farm near Delphi and Yeoman
Public auction set for Monday September 26 1927 beginning at noon on the George M. Smith farm six miles north of Delphi and six miles south of Yeoman one mile west of the A B school house on State Road 39. Items include three horses one Guernsey cow twelve hogs nine breeding ewes farming implements household goods and assorted equipment. Terms under ten dollars cash over ten dollars bankable note. George H I Page and Booth Auctioneers Fred Engle Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Smith
Delphi
Yeoman
A. B
State Road 39
George HI Page & Booth
Fred Engle
Fire destroys Shaffer barn in Adams Township
Frank Shaffer’s barn, car, farming tools and feed burned around 3 am Sunday, likely lightning caused. Insurance partly covered the loss. Community social notes follow with visits among local families and events across Idaville, Burnettsville, Rockfield, Logansport, Monticello, Knox, and Ida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Shaffer
Harold Banes
Rockfield
W. B. Irelan
Frank Hoehne
Victor
Burnettsville
John Roller
Charles Siferd
Lewis Siferd
Monticello
Roy Siferd
Henry Hasting
Maria
Bert Ginn
Logansport
J. H. Roller
Clarence and
Everett
William Worley
George Roller
Idaville
Kenneth Mitchell
Gordon Mitchell
Chicago
Leonard Mitchell
Walter Russow
North of
Henderson Frye
John Peterson
William Wakeland
Rachel ‘Irelan
Knox
Harry Rorabaugh
Ralph Rorabaugh
John Mummert
Community Notes From Rockfield and Surrounding Towns
Local residents share visits and church activities across Rockfield Logansport Delphi and Kokomo. Civil War veterans and church groups attend meetings as neighbors gather for fairs, demonstrations and family events.
Birth of a son at home to Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver
A son named Richard Lee was born on Wednesday morning September 7 to Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver. The mother and baby are reported to be doing well. Various relatives from Kent Camden Buck Creek Flora Rising Sun Monticello and Moran visited or were mentioned in the week. Local social notes recount visits and employment moves including Bertha Davis at a Monticello thread factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Barnes
Hulda
Helen
East Chicago
Ernest Stranhan
New Castle
Harmony Girls
First Brethren Church
Sam Wise
Bradshaw
Tippecanoe River
Earl Flora
Margaret
Logansport
Anna Flora Iss
Flora Wharton
Presbyterian Church
Rockfield Bank
Carroll County Bankers Association
Delphi‘ Park
Theasonic
Kokomo
Miller Herr
Mildred Herr
Frankfort
C. B. Mellinger
Erwin Hall
Mary Jane
Lafayette
Frank Myers
John Lyon
Rockfield
Bruce Kendall
Nelson McCabe
Burrows
Arthur St. Clair
Lucerne
Harry Haun
Goodland
George Barns
Indiana Harbor
Edith Wilson
Sherman Welch
Will Stephens
Charles Randall
John Fesler
Will Enely
Circle Girls
The
Jean Cable
Carl Millan
Texas
Earnest Robinson
Earthan Fenee
Richmond
Eva. Wilson
Business College
Sampson Shuey
Charles Wilson
Rockfield Christian Church
A. F Bamber
H. OD. Trickey
Shuey
American Legion
Martha Galbreth
Charles Murphy
Jessie
Delphi
Carroll County Fair
John W. Kerlin
Newton County Fair
Kentland
Kerlin
H. D. Trickey
Montezuma
Lewis Shuey
Clarence Rock
Chicago
Charles Bates
Marion
Bert Hays
Earl Snyder
Burnettsville
Allie May
N. B. Grandstaff
Charles Smith
Flora
J. Frank Smith
B. F. Smith
Wichita, Kan
O. H. Smith
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles Weaver
Richard Lee
Bob Stopher
Kent
Ohio
Jack Swatts
Sam Snoeberger
Camden
Earl Weave
Ross Stair
Buck Creeks
Elmer Irelan
Frank
Wilbur Bingaman
Coghill
Sam Swatts
Isabelle
Will Hanna
Rising Sun
Luther Hobaugh
Monticello
Amanda Mikesell
Local Obituaries and Social Notes From Delph i Area
Burton Honan attends funeral for cousin E P Honan at Rensselaer on Wednesday. Harold C Honan returns from London on ship Aquitania and back to Hammond work. Thelma Loy visits parents Henry and Mrs Loy in Ockley from Indianapolis. Charles Hannel visits Lafayette on Saturday. Hazel Hoshaw returns from Cleveland. Mrs Lyons and family attend funeral of Lyons sister in Colburn. Advertising note lists Poultry Egg Cream prices at Sugar Creek Cream Station Delph i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Honan
E. P. Honan
Rensselaer
Harold C. Honan
London
England
Hammond
Thelma Loy
Indianapolis
Henry Loy
Ockley
Charles Hannel
Lafayette
Hazel Hoshaw
Cleveland
Ohio
William Lyons
Mary
Joe
Public Sale of Household Goods in South Delphi
On Saturday September 24 1927 at 2:00 PM Charles A Wood conducts a public sale at his South Delphi residence featuring a large lot of nearly new furniture and items. Items include a 41 piece living room suite dining room and bedroom sets lamps rugs kitchen cabinet sewing machine stove ice chest and more with terms up to 10 dollars cash and over 10 dollars 30 days with bankable note. Auctioneer Harry Shigley assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Delphi
Charles A. Wood Harry Shigley
County Superintendent Notice by Court House Address
Notice states T. W. Armstrong may be found in his office in the Court House on Saturdays each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Armstrong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goff’s
Variety Store
Indiana
Purdue
Wells-Yeager Best Drug Co
West Side Square
Patton
Annie Christie
David
Arthur
Paul Reynolds
Tioga
Charles Clark
Barbara Greenwalt
Russell Schock
Alice Hoshaw
Loyal Hoshaw
Delmer Clark
David Arthur
Frank Arthur
Lanty Armstrong
Oak Grove
Mary Burke
Spen
Carl Metz
Dewey Reynolds
John Bolenga
Frank Pencebaker, Jr
Alfred Lilly
Dallas Gunyon
Claud Thacker
Monon
Thacker
David Pratt
Clement Reynolds
Miss DeLaney
Clarence Austin
Emerald Metz
Thomas Schnepp
Schnepp
Harry Overley
Harry Ballard
Georgetown
Pearl Nicholas
Snider
Orton Reynolds
Kenneth Austin
Ross Austin
Yeoman School
Dr. Fairfield
Charles Johnson
Alonzo Curtis
William Vannaman
John Burke
Schock
Della Schock
George Kestle
Vernon Kestle
Pulaski
Charles Hornbeck
Howard Shafer
Emerson Gaumer
Earl McKinney
Jean
Earl Park Spen
McKinney
James Viney
Viney
George Hicks
Chalmers
Frank Galloway
Lucy Lewis
Chas. Shaffer
Thomas Sehnepp
Ray Cochran
Swayzee
Eddie Cochran
Edgar Ferguson
David Platt
Hefleng Bros
Santa Barbara
California
Arnott Street
Mortonsville
Davenport
Columbia
Oliver Typewriter
Lloyd
Ann Arbor
Clauser
Hoshaw Bros
WM. Campbell
Florence Hoshaw
Wm. Wehr
Guernsey
Adams Township
Luna Coffee
Smith’s. Grocery
Sugar Creek
Washington Street
C. W. Hunter and
J. W. Hunter
Chiropractors
Detroit
Wabash
Pullman
Cc. T
Cowdins
D. L. Musselman
Delphi, Ind
Blythe & Sons Funeral Directors To
Carroll County
Cooper Carbonate
Elless & Orr
Royal Scepter Coffee
Smith’s Groe
W. E. Holmes
R. E. Davidson
Walter Gochenour
Gether
Francis Wilson
J. C. Link Camden, Ind
Carroll and
Cass Counties
Hoosier Motor Club
Leroy Wingard Dist
Mgr
Ind
Watch & Clock
Morrow’s Shoe Hospital
L. H. Smith
Breining & Wilson
L. J
W. Breining
Rus Wilson
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