Camden Community Calendar Reflects Local Church Events
The Camden community lists fall events across churches and groups. Penny Supper at Lutheran church October 4 at 5 pm. Communion at Lower Deer Creek church October 7. War Mothers Club invited October 5. Literary Club October 3 at 7 30 pm. Marcia Sharp teaching in Columbus with family updates. Legion Auxiliary hosts October 2 at Legion Hall. WSCS district meeting attendees. residents moving announcements. weekly evening services and a film showing October 1 at Del Phi Presbyterian church. new officers elected for Brethren Friendly Bible Class.
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Lower Deer Creek
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Friends
Peter Kunst
David Myer
Camden
del Phi Presbyterian Church
Brethren Friendly Bible Class
Leonard Maxwell
Faye Dilling
Carey Oyler
Ursel Oyler
Blanche Spitler
Lenna Oyler
Bessie Replogle
Edith Furnish
Dorothy Replogle
Clara Zook
Edith Oyler
John Zook
Helen Maxwell
Bowling results and high scores at local league
Lois Ayres posted the high game with 205 and high series of 516. Orr's Pharmacy led the team scene with a 770 game and 2245 series as Tri Kappa Psi Iota Xi clubs and Wallace Chix participated alongside Ayres Oil Co. and Garrison Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouillette Jewelry Ehoet Eens Orr’s
Etree
Whiteman
Tri Kappa
asmeOl Psi Iota Xi
Wallace Chix
Ayres Oil Co., Inc
Os Garrison Elevator
Sandwich Shop
Lois Ayres
Orr’s Pharmacy
Tippecanoe 4 H ers To Be Honored At Supper
Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau and Home Demonstration clubs will honor 4 H club members and families at a cooperative supper and program at the Tipwa Grange Hall on Oct 2 at 6 pm. Families bring own table service and a basket of food. A brief business session follows. Committee members include Edgar Fountain Jr Harold Greer Floyd Hodges Dean Anderson William Lang Jr Harry O Farrell Tom Peterson Carl Sayers and Mrs George Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Township
Thanking Friends for Kindness During Hospital Stay
Mrs Harold Smith expresses gratitude to friends for loving kindness and thoughtful support during hospitalization and after returning home. Her note conveys sincerity and appreciation for the care received.
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Mrs
Harold Smith
Death of L. Clay Shanks a Carroll County resident
L. Clay Shanks, 65, longtime Carroll County resident, died of a heart attack Thursday night at 9 15 at his Deer Creek home. He formerly lived in Delphi and Flora and worked for the Carroll County Highway Department. A former Democratic politician, he had sought the sheriff nomination. Born April 23 1885, he was survived by his widow Mary M. Shanks a son Jerry a brother Oris and several nieces and nephews. Rites were held Sunday afternoon with burial in Center UB cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clay Shanks
Carroll County
Deer Creek
Delphi and
Flora
Eagles Lodge
Deacon Grange
Delphi Ioof
Rebekah Lodge
Delphi
Mary M. Shanks
Jerry
Oris
Logansport
Evadne Campbell
Reba Shanks
Camden
Geneva Jones
Obituary: Dora Roll 86 Former Delphi Resident Dies
Dora Roll 86 former Delphi and Cutler resident died Thursday in Robert Long hospital Indianapolis after years of illness. Born April 9 1875 she was daughter of Lewis and Frances Trent. Surviving are sisters Mrs Rufus Hood and Mrs Lillie Pullen Flora brother Elmer Trent Bringhurst and relatives James Ayres Roy Wyant reared in the Roll home. Rites held at Lieter funeral home with Rev James Wm Rankin Delphi Presbyterian officiating burial Ball Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Roll
Delphi
Cutler
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
This County
Lewis
Frances Niccum Trent
Isaac Roll
Rufus Hood
Lillie Pullen
Flora
Elmer Trent
Bringhurst
James Ayres
Roy Wyant
Lieter
James Wm. Rankin
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Ball Hill Cemetery
Lee Lennon 72 Dies After 5 Year Illness in Indiana
Lee Lennon died Sunday at the home of his foster son James Moorehead in Indiana polis after a five year illness. Born March 12, 1889 in Howard County he was the son of James Lennon and Martha Barber Lennon. He married Blanche Boland on May 12, 1908. A former chief inspector for auto firms, he served on the War Production Board during World War II based in Indianapolis. Surviving are his widow foster son a sister Mrs. Paul Kirk Bringhurst. Rites were held Wednesday at Poplar Grove UB Church with Rev. Clyde Hammond and Rev. Elmer Coleman officiating. Burial will be in Crown Point cemetery Komomo. Lester Funeral Home arranged.
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Lee Lennon
James Moorehead
Indianapolis
James
Martha Barber Lennon
Howard County
Blanche Boland
Lennon
War Production Board
Paul Kirk
Route 1
Bringhurst
Poplar Grove UB
Clyde Hammond
Elmer Coleman
Crown Point
Kokomo
Lester Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Rosa Mumert held in Flora
Funeral services were held Sunday at Leiter funeral home Flora for Rosa Mumert 77 of route 1 Flora who died Friday at Alexander Nursing home Thornhope after a year illness Rev Paul Hedden officiated burial in Center UB cemetery She was born in Harrisburg Pa married to Charles O Mumert who died in 1925 Surviving five sons John Logansport William route 1 Flora Charles Jr Bringhurst route 1 Dean Kokomo James Cutler route 1 a brother Thomas A May Baltimore Md
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Leiter
Flora
Rosa Mummert
Route 1
Alexander Nursing Home
Thornhope
Paul Hedden
Center UB
Harrisburg
Charles O. Mummert
Pleasant Valley Methodist Church
John
Logansport
Death of Harry Hefner in Fort Wayne Hospital
Harry Hefner 29 of Fort Wayne and former Jefferson Township resident died Monday in Park View Hospital after two surgeries. Born September 17 1932 in Monticello to Mark and Zola Wert Hefner he married Joan Briggs in 1954. He worked for General Telephone in Fort Wayne and is survived by wife three children his mother and other relatives Rites were held Wednesday at 2 30 with Rev Paul Kitley officiating burial in Riverview Cemetery Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hefner
Ft. Wayne
Jefferson Township
Park View Hospital
Monticello
Mark and
Zola (Wert) Hefner
Yeoman
Monticello High School
Joan Briggs
Lafayette
General Telephone
Tipwa Grange
Pittsburg
Ricky
Randy
Rhonda
Zola Hefner
Paul Kitley
Riverview Cemetery
Mrs Jessie Oswald Injures Ankle At Home
Mrs Jessie Oswald fell at her home last Thursday and broken ankle result. She is now staying with her sister Mrs Lucy Zehn in Lafayette.
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Jessie Oswald
Lucy Zehn
Lafayette
Local Alcohol Board to Hear Permit Applications in Delphi
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will meet at 1 00 p m October 16 1961 in the Commissioner's Room Court House Delphi to investigate applications for beer and wine restaurant permits with James E Hensley seeking a restaurant at 117 West Franklin The session will allow the board to receive information on the suitability of the applicants and the propriety of issuing the permits chaired by Joe A. executive?
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Carroll County
Indiana
Commissioner’s
Court House
Delphi
Naanes
James E. Hensley
Ee & Abe
West Franklin
Joe A
West Delphi Friends Attend Illness in Chicago
West Delphi residents Mrs. David James Mrs. William Crist and George Davis of Detroit were summoned to Chicago due to the serious illness of their sister Verna Belle Davis. Mrs. Alice James acted as Flag bearer and assisted at a tea and reception for Mrs. Kate Severns president of the WRC Sunday afternoon.
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David James
William Crist
George Davis
Detroit
Chicago
Verna Belle Davis
Alice James
Kate Severns
WRC
Joe Felix
Ora Keeler
Claudie Buchanan
Bud Mummert
Joe Rodenbarger
Carl Wooldridge
Bringhurst
Mrs Bradshaw Hosts Oracle Club European Tour Program
Mrs Robert Bradshaw entertained The Oracle Club with Mrs Tom McCain presiding. Jack Sanderson and Morris Buck presented slides and narration of a six week European tour from New York to Germany England Holland Switzerland Italy France and back to New York City with Broadway sightseeing.
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Robert Bradshaw
Oracle Club
Tom McCain
Jack Sanderson
Morris Buck
Delphi
New York
England
Holland
Rhine
Cologne
Heidelburg
Jungfrau Peak
Zurich
Lucerne
Switzerland
Italy
Rome
Florence
Milan
Venice
France
Cannes
Paris
New York City
Blisk couple moves from Bud Darby property to Wayne Myers house
Mr and Mrs Harry Blisk relocate from the Bud Darby property on East Monroe to the Wayne Myers residence on East Main, signaling a change of dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blisk
Bud Darby
East Monroe
Wayne Myers
East Main
Small Wheat Growers Face New Marketing Quotas in 1962
Ralph Maggart, Carroll County ASCS chairman, says producers under 15 acres may fall under 1962 wheat marketing quotas and penalties. The 200 bushel exemption and 15 acre exemption are removed, with adjustments based on prior years 1959 60 61 and 1962 allotments. About two thirds of American wheat growers farm under 15 acres yet produce roughly one sixth of total U S wheat.
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Ralph Maggart
Carroll County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Maggart
United States
Mag‘gart
Special School Election Notice Carroll County Indiana October 10 1961
Notice from Clerk Frank Wilcox and Sheriff John Roth announces a special school election in Carroll County Indiana on Tuesday October 10 1961. Voters in townships and precincts will select the office specified in the certification. The document bears the clerk and sheriff seals and dates September 26 1961.
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Indiana
Carroll
State OF
Carroll County
Frank Wilcox
Carroll Circuit Court
County of
Carroll Circuit Court of
Special School Election Voting Places Carroll County Indiana
Carroll County Indiana Board of Commissioners announces a special school election on Tuesday October 10 1961 from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM CST. Voting sites listed by precinct Burlington Township Rockfield School Building Tippecanoe Township Grange Hall Washington Township Precinct No 1 Smiths Garage Precinct No 2 Deer Creek Conservation Club Venice the Seauilail and of andr Madsieis o Gheenisanebonens. Sealed by Auditor J Dewey Zinn LYMAN SMITH BERYL E BECKNER REN GRONINGER.
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Board of Commissioners of
Carroll County
Indiana
Burlington Township
Grange Hall
Washington Township
Smith’s Garage
Deer Creek Conservation Club
Venice
Roving Caller Mentioned In Local Obituary Update
A brief obituary note recalls two residents, die age 47 and Roxie Mae Jones age 43. Authorities state he is a former county resident.
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Die
Roxie Mae Jones
This
County
Appreciation from Hedde Family for Kindness
Mr and Mrs Robert Hedde Sr thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during weeks of accidents and illness and say the support will be remembered.
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Robert Hedde
Ford Introduces 1962 Galaxy and Falcon Lineup
The Ford dealer preview emphasizes a broad 1962 lineup including two Galaxy luxury series with Thunderbird styling and power, plus a larger Falcon family with 13 compact models. It promotes eight seat wagons and a Falcon Squire with woodlike Country Squire finish, all built to high quality standards.
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America
Ford
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Lutheran Church
Stella Johnson
War Mothers Club
Ruby Martin
Ruth Jo Gentry
Marcia Sharp
Marcia
Carrie Ong
Columbus
James Sharp
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Evelyn Chapman
Helen Calloway
Anita Shoemaker
Legion Auxiliary Unit 413
Legion Hall
The
Baptist Church
WSCS_ district
Mulberry
Mesdames
John Frye
Wayne Edging
Lester Rhodes
Lake Cicott
Sam Neher
Keith Jones
Methodist Church
Luice Atkinson
Near
Princeton
Lawrence Tedrow
Baptist Byf
Frankfort
Roy Cornelison
John Cornelison
Emerson Cornelison
Ontario
California
Frankfort Park
E. E. Johnson, Sr
Camden Dimmer Club
Alva Miller
Charles Kassabaum
Near Metea
Ruth Sisson
Green Acres League
Delphi Auto Supply
Pearsons
Wells
S & S Standard Delphi Lumber Co
Popejoys
Carters Grocery Clawsons
Johnsons Grocery
West Main Street
Suedeflats
Coats
West Delphi
John F. Roth
Precinct No. 1
Ethel Dekker
Rockfield
J. Dewey Zinn
Jealcon Squire
Justa, Txeasonal
Lahr Motors, Inc
East Main Street
Lowell
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