Apostle spoons interest at Oracle Club meeting
The Oracle Club of Delphi held its opening meeting at the Bowen home. The program covered Russia Germany England and Italy with Jesse Moore of Indianapolis giving a talk on spoons and showing Apostle spoon originals and reproductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bowen
Wayne Coy
Robert Bradshaw
Myron Ives
Russia
Germany
England
Italy
Jesse Moore
Indianapolis
Grace Moore Miller
Delphi
Mr. Moore
Webber
Bowen
Jesus
Moore
Kensington Museum
Abner Bowen
Hilda Bowen
James P. Wason
B. B. Mayhill
H. B. Wilson
Miss Bowen
September D A R Meeting Held as Cooperative Luncheon
The Charles Carroll chapter D A R held its September meeting as a cooperative luncheon hosted by Mrs. R S Tidrick. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon and conducted chapter business in a cordial setting at Tidrick's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
4-H Exhibits Grow at State Fair with Strong Baking and Canning
4-H club exhibits at the State Fair show year over year growth. Baking entries are up by a third and the health exhibit more than doubled in size. Over 1,200 jars of canned foods impressed judges led by Anita Burnam of Kentucky. Dolleta Callahan topped county placings with seven firsts and a second. Hamilton, Bartholomew and Henry counties posted high totals. entry limits remain two per county per section. Ginger bread led baking samples with 54 entries from 296 girls across 44 counties. The Burrows Home Economics club held a September meeting with discussions on Indiana State Parks and a new member, Robert was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May A. Masten
Purdue U
Anita Burnam
Kentucky College of Agriculture
Lexington
Dolleta’Callahan
Ru&Sh
Hamilton County
Bartholomew County
Henry County
Indiana State Grange to Hold 62nd Session in Portland
Carroll County Grange members report extensive preparations for the sixty second annual Indiana State Grange session to be held in Portland October 18 19 and 20. The banquet occurs in the Methodist church basement with aid from the ladies aid group and local clubs. Kiwanians Rotarians and the Indiana Avenue of Eagles will assist in welcomes. Dr C V Gott mayor of Portland will deliver the city welcome and Raymond Journey president of the Indiana Avenue of Eagles will address the Eagles. Local Business and Professional Women’s Club will help entertain visiting women. A large Carroll County delegation is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Carroll County
Indiana State Grange
Portland
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Organization
C. V. Gott
Raymond Journey
Indiana State Aenue of Eagles
Eagles
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Home Economics Club Meets at Community Building
The Delphi Home Economics Club gathers at the Community building for the September meeting. Members discuss club activities and upcoming events as rain plans are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Home Economics Club
Rain or Shine Class Tells Old Time School Tale
The September meeting of the Rain or Shine class of the Delphi Methodist church was at Mrs. Ed Caldwell home. Members dressed as school girls and the program unfolded as an old district school with three grades. Sarah Gerbens won for best essay on The Cow. Ruth Brater led the spelling match. readings were given by Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Blickenstaff. Mrs. Caldwell was teacher. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Methodist Church
Ed. Caldwell
Fannie Smith
Josephine Cain
Sarah Gerbens
Ruth Brater
E. J. Foster
Flora Brethren Altruist class September meeting notes
The Flora church of the Brethren Altruist class met at the Burns home with about fifty attendees. At the business session Simon Irick was named teacher and Rev. R O Shank assistant. officers elected: Reed Burns president, Rollie Brim vice president, Ora Shirar secretary treasurer, Frank Briggs assistant secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Church of the Brethren
Paul Burns
Glen Slabaugh
Harry Parrett
Simon Irick
R. O. Shank
Reed Burns
Rollie Brim
Ora Shirar
Frank Briggs
Ladies' Aid gathers for luncheon at country home
The Ladies' Aid of the Delphi Christian church met Tuesday at the country home of Mrs. Joseph Turner for a covered dish luncheon. The program opened with a piano solo by Mrs. Turner, a song by the members, and devotions by Miss Frances Nelson. Mrs. John Hanna read the minutes. Officers elected: president Mrs. Haughey Mount, vice president Miss Frances Nelson, secretary Mrs. Frank Weckerly, treasurer Mrs. John Mount.
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Ladies’ Aid
The
Delphi Christian Church
Joseph Turner
Turner
Frances Nelson
John Hanna
Haughey Mount
Frank Weckerly
John Mount
Madison Township Home Economics Club Meets at Shulthers
At the September gathering at Mrs. Elsie Shulthers home, 20 members attended but none had taken a vacation. The planned roll call on summer incidents was dispensed with and no reports were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Township Home Economics Club
Elsie Shulthers
Phila Thea Bible Class Holds September Party
Twenty five members of the Phila thea Bible class of Delphi Presbyterian met Thursday evening at Mrs. Zelpha Kramer home for the September class party. Mrs. Ada Hinkle and Miss Mary Hinkle assisted. At the business meeting presided by Mrs. Charles G Gros the class pledged $6 to the Light Bearers work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Bible
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Zelpha Kramer
Ada Hinkle
Mary Hinkle
Charles G Gros
Flora Legion Auxiliary elects officers for coming year
At the Flora American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting officers were elected for the coming year. President is Mrs. C N Wilson first vice president Mrs George Baum second vice president Mrs Robert Clark secretary treasurer Mrs Lynn Lehman chaplain Mrs Martha Shallenberger sergeant at arms Walter Barnard. Officers to be installed at the October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Legion Auxiliary
Flora American Legion Auxiliary
C N. Wilson
George Baum
Robert Clark
Lynn Lehman
Martha Shallenberger
Ee Walter Barnard
Omar Smith
Delphi
American Legion Auxiliary
Drake
Florence Hoshaw
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Fred Bassett
Meal Roy Gardner
Floyd Hoshaw
Bachelor Boarders in Camden High School Orchestra
Students enrolled in the Camden high school orchestra include pianist De lores Wise and violins Mary Bohannon Frances Wolf Ellen Louise Ibeson and a Crumpacker. drums Thomas. horns Caroline Hederich Esth er Leslie and trombones George Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden High School
Delores Wise
Mary Bohannon
Frances Wolf
Ellen Louise Ibeson
A Crumpacker
Thomas
Caroline Hederich
Esther Leslie
George Lowe
Deviled Pork Chops From The Family Menu
Oak suggests pork as an affordable versatile choice with a flavorful crust from slow cooking and wise seasoning. It describes pork quality, aging color, and marbling, then provides a deviled pork chop recipe using chili sauce sugar mustard paprika salt lemon juice and Worcestershire with pan broiled chops served on mashed potatoes and hot sauce.
Local School Band Members Named in Error
Bob Wyatt and John A Ritchey lead cornets with John Chase on clarinets. Doris Wagoner Mary Ellen Jones and instructor Marjorie Scott are listed among the band lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wyatt
John A. Ritchey
John Chase
Doris Wagoner
Mary Ellen Jones
Marjorie
Scott
Legion Auxiliary elects new leadership and club events
Delphi area notices announce Market at Zook's Meat Market on Saturday September 24 from 9 30 to 12 Jefferson Twp H E Club events and Make Merry Class plans for a Deestrick School Party Friday evening Members will meet at Dean Balser's home for transportation to the party and the entertainment committee is listed with several members and spouses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zook’s
Jefferson Twp
H. E. Club
Deestrick
Dean Balser
Deane Rice
William B. Smith
Paul Pore Lester Donaldson
Dean Balsdr
Pocahontas Lodge Announces Sept 30 Dance and Penny Supper
The Pocahontas lodge announces a dance and penny supper for the evening of September 30. Reserved seats for Bachelor Boarders are on sale Saturday night at Adams and Afflis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and Afflis
The
Pocahontas Lodge
Governor Morton Circle Ladies Picnicked with Mrs Will Baker
Governor Morton Circle of the G A R enjoyed a Wednesday picnic with Mrs Will Baker in Ockley. The gathering included members and neighbors sharing a brief social afternoon in the community grove.
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Morton
Will Baker
Ockley
Miss Melba Guard Dies in Cass County Hospital
Miss Melba Guard twenty eight Camden school teacher died in Cass county hospital Logansport Tuesday night. She taught three years in Camden schools and earlier in White's school Wabash county. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Charles Guard sister Mrs Mary McBroom Hastings Nebraska brother John L Guard Camden uncle John W Guard Logansport. Funeral Thursday at 3 30 from family residence with Rev Collier Flora officiating. Interment Camden cemetery.
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Melba Guard
Camden
Cass County
Logansport
Carroll County
Miss Guard
White’s
Wabash County
Charles Guard
Mary McBroom
Hastings
Neb
John L. Guard
John W. Guard
Rev. Collier
Flora
Camden Cemetery
Baptist Woman's Social Union organizes at church
The Baptist Woman's Social Union is organized at the church with officers including Mrs. Oscar Bryan as president and Mrs. James Russell as treasurer. The next meeting is an all day event on September 28 led by devotional and social chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Woman’s Social Union
Oscar Bryan
James Russell
Ray Cole
John Long
Paul ‘Beck
Mission Circle elects new president at church meeting
The executive board met Monday evening with Miss Irene Downing. Mrs. Lillie Brown Ayres resigns as president and Miss Opal Hawley is elected to succeed her. The October meeting will host a Halloween party with Miss Ruth Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Irene Downing
Lillie Brown Ayres
Opal Hawley
Ruth Johns
Burlington Club Dresses in Old Fashioned Costumes
The Burlington Home Economics Club met at Beulah Bronson’s home on Tuesday afternoon with a request for old fashioned costumes. Roll call answered with Favorite Nursery Rhyme. Hostesses were Beulah and Florence Bronson. Mrs. Amelia Case, 76, died Tuesday morning at her daughter Pearl’s home in Indiana Harbor. Her body went to Baker funeral home Camden for burial. Survived by two sons George of Pittsburgh and Fred S. of Camden, two daughters Evelyn Beachout of Danville Illinois and Mrs Russell Hawkins who lived at the death site, five grandchildren and one sister Sarah Gentle of Canada. H. S. Case, husband, died in Camden in 1928. Funeral Friday at 10:30 from Camden Baptist Church with burial in Camden cemetery.
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Burlington
Beulah Bronson
Beulah
Florence Bronson
Amelia Case
Pearl
Indiana Harbor
Baker Funeral Home
Camden
George
Pittsburgh
Fred S
Evelyn Beachout
Danville
Ill
Russell Hawkins
Sarah Gentle
Canada
H. S. Case
Camden Baptist Church
Farm Bureau Meeting At Cutler Gym Tonight
The Democrat Township Farm Bureau will meet tonight September 22 at the Cutler gym. The speaker of the evening will be Rev. O Laigen. The Cutler High School orchestra will furnish music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Township Farm Bureau
Cutler
Rev. O. Laigen
Cutler High
Mrs Kennedy to speak on Europe and Central America
Lafayette City Council member Mrs Kennedy will address the Delphi Men's Club at the public library on September 28. The speaker will discuss international relations with Europe and Central America. Dresses and coats cleaned and pressed at Ray Gochen's shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kennedy
Lafayette
Man’s Club of
Delphi
Ss Public Library
Camden Hi V Officers Named for This Year
Camden Hi V announces a new year slate with president Clarencé Moré, vice president Mack Porter, Charles Titus as officer, sponsor Hatton, and Mr Reed as sponsor.
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Camden
After Hours Club Meets at Mrs Downs Home
The After Hours club will gather Thursday night at the home of Mrs James Downs in Chalmers. Mrs Downs formerly Miss Ont Cripe of Delphi and was a member of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Downs
Chalmers
M. E. Ladies Aid Plans October Chicken Pie Supper
The Ladies Aid Society of the Delph i Methodist church met Tuesday in church parlors and laid plans for the annual chicken pie supper on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
Delphi Methodist Church
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