Y M C A Boys Camp Discussed for White County
A meeting in Delphi with Chamber of Commerce and many civic groups outlined steps to establish a Y M C A boys camp nine miles south of Monticello on Tippecanoe River. The plan calls for a lodge with dining hall class rooms and sleeping quarters to serve boys ten to eighteen with varied stay lengths and separate times for younger children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Tippecanoe
Monticello
Chamber of Commerce
S. O. Anderson
E. C. Burch
Mr. Ritter
Indianapolis
Y.M.C. A
A. Terebaugh
Indiana Lakes
B. F. Carr
Rea W. Martin
Delphi Presbyterian Church
E. B. Sellers
Rosa M. Sills
Coffin
Indiana
Delphi
Lafayette
Logansport
Attica
Crawfordsville
Rensselaer
Kentland
E. W. Bowen
James A. Shirk
A. Carson
John A
Ku Klux Klan Barbecue Planned in Delphi
Bills circulated in Monticello announce a Ku Klux Klan barbecue to be held in Delphi on Saturday June 23. Announces ten bands and a crowd expected around 20000 with notable speakers. Also advertises suits at Model store and a 5 percent farm loan from H C Johnson & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Delphi
Death of Oliver Hanawalt after brief illness in Logansport
Former Cass Township resident Oliver Hanawalt died at his home 117 Sixth Street Logansport Tuesday night at 8 20 following a five day illness. He had worked for The Morning Press since May 30 1922 in charge of carrier boys. Born February 17 1877 in White County he lost an arm years ago in an accident near a buzz saw. Survived by widow son Hudson his mother Mrs Lavina Hanawalt Burnettsville five brothers Monroe of Logansport Guy Lloyd Ford and Leslie all of Los Angeles and sister Mrs Fred Morecraft of Lucerne. Funeral plans depend on word from California brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hanawalt
Cass Township
Sixth Street
Logansport
Hanawalt
White County
Hudson
Lavina Hanawalt
Burnettsville
Monroe
Guy
Lloyd
Ford
Leslie
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred
Morecraft
Lucerne
California
Pretty June Wedding at Delphi Home
A June wedding was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles D Parks in Delphi. Esther Parks became the bride of Virgil R Bray in a single ring ceremony read by Rev C C Dobson. Attendants were Ruth Van Deman and Glenn Gib son. The living room was decorated pink and white with roses. Bray is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bray of Lewisburg Ohio and works as a steel inspector at Indians Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Parks
North
Washington Street
Delphi
Esther
Virgil R. Bray
C. C. Dobson
Christian Church
Ruth van Deman
Glenn Gibson
Loveland. C
Parks
Ethel Lowe
North Main Street
Dixie
Lucy VanDeman
Elia Cochran
Helen Hoover
Regina
Ellen Cochran
Cecil Custer
Monticello
Everett L. Parks
New Club House Formally Dedicated at Tippecanoe Club
The Tippecanoe Country Club held a formal dedication last Friday with members and families in attendance. Golf legend Chick Evans of Chicago gave exhibition plays while a foursome included Evans, William Boen, Lawrence Rowe, and Charles Jones. George Ade also attended as a guest of honor. The Walcott boys' band provided music and a basket dinner followed by an informal dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Country Club
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Evans
William Boen
Hazelden
Lawrence Rowe
Lafayette Country Club
Charles Jones
Logansport Club
George Ade
Walcott Boys
Farm loan offers at prewar rate of five percent
H. C. Johnson & Son announce they can again furnish farm loans at the prewar rate of 5 percent with favorable terms. The notice dates indicate December 21 and emphasizes accessible financing for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Johnson & Son
Roofing and bathing suit sale ad in Delphi Indiana
Those who have roof work to do will do well to see us before they buy. We have anything that goes on the roof at a price that is right and have experienced roofers to do the work. Phone 207 Geo. C. Loy Roofing Co Delphi Ind. Complete showing Rugby bathing suits for men and boys priced from 1.25 up They are at The Model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Loy Roofing Co
Delphi, Ind
When Monticello Was a Post Village of 600
Old State Gazetteer excerpt notes Monticello in White county as a Tippecanoe River post village of 664 with three stores, four groceries, one mill, three churches, one school, and a woolen factor. It lists physicians, clerks, blacksmiths, attorneys, a postmaster, sheriffs, and tradesmen, plus later entries showing advertisers in the Spectator era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
White County
Tippeconoe River
Indianapol
Grand Prairie
W. H. Parcell
Sam Cooper
Alfred Reed
Thomas Bushnell
D. M. Tilton
W. S. Harmond
J. M. Shepherd
Fanny Martin
Anderson & Faling
Shaw
Davis & Hughes
Norway
W. W. Willey
E. Hill
Montice
Sudden Death of Mrs Mary E Campbell
Mrs Mary E Campbell dies unexpectedly after a year of ill health her husband died last December Frank A Ewing and family travel to Sidney Ohio for the funeral held Wednesday she was well known in Buffalo county community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Ewing
Sidney
Ohio
Mary E. Campbell
Ewing
Mr. Ewing
Campbell
Model offers men's athletic union suits at 59 cents
The Model advertises men's athletic union suits priced at 59 cents each. A bargain for a practical garment, promoted as a solid value for shoppers seeking inexpensive under garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Athletic Union
Death of Andrew Bausman Father of Herald Editor
Andrew Bausman of Dayton Indiana father of P R K Bausman editor of the Herald died at Home hospital Lafayette after a several weeks illness. He was 77, a Tippecanoe County leader who served in the 1913 state legislature and was active in public affairs and the Presbyterian church. Survived by widow six children and funeral Friday at Dayton home with interment in Dayton cemetery. The Herald office will be closed Friday due to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bausman
Dayton
Ind
P. KR. Bausman
The
Herald
Lafayette
Mr. Bausman
Tippecanoe County
Presbyterian Church
Bausman
William Bausman
Marion
Charles
Elliott
Dices
Newark
Delaware
Inda Peter
Paul R. Bausman
Monticello
Fyton
Plan Township Farm Meeting At Jackson Township
An upcoming township farm meeting is planned for eight o clock with County Agent Fraser and local officers predicting a large crowd. The program includes the Idyville Orchestra, reader Miss Elizabeth Girard, Esther Henderson and Lois Prescott, a paper by Mrs. David Scroggs, and a talk by John A. Girard on testing chickens. Demonstrations cover White Snake root and alfalfa planning for Jackson Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meetjy Son
Fraser
Idaville
Elizabeth Girard
Esther Henderson
Lois Prescott
David Scroggs
John A. Girard
Jackson Township
Delphi
Monticello
Rensselaer
Married at country home in White County
The marriage of Hazel Helfrich and Raymond Heath took place yesterday at the Helfrich home near Buffalo in the presence of immediate family. Mrs Heath is a White County teacher and Sitka school alumna. The groom, a Monticello high school graduate and WWI veteran, works with his father. They will reside in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
William Helfrich
Buffalo
Hazel
Raymond Heath
Harry L. Heath
West Harrison Street
Monticello
Ice Cream Social at Pious Chapel This Saturday
A public ice cream social is announced at Pious Chapel on Saturday evening June 16. The event invites the community to join in at the church social gathering. The notice also mentions a straw hat sale at The Mod Portis Straws priced at $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pious Chapel Church
Farewell for Teacher in Reynolds Community
S. J. Roth left Monday for Elkhart to teach the coming winter. He received a farewell surprise from Walther League members Friday evening at Rev. Reiss’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Roth
Elkhart
Walther League
Reiss
Strawberry and Ice Cream Social at Round Grove School
The Home Bureau plans a strawberry and ice cream social at Round Grove school house next Tuesday June 19 to raise funds for gymnasium chairs Each family should bring a cake for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Round Grove School House
Hatton Attends Crawfordsville Commencement
Alva Hatton traveled to Crawfordsville for the commencement exercises. He completed his coursework in January but will receive his diploma at the year end regular commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hatton
Crawfordsville
Mr. Hatton
Pigeon Found on J F Kellenburger Farm With Tracking Bands
A dead pigeon was found on the J F Kellenburger farm. It bore several bands: a rubber band numbered 756, an aluminum band marked A J with 20, and another band marked M F with 159 H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kellenburger Farm
A. J
M. F
Social meeting at Mrs Boyd's venue notes
Eighteen attendees and children were present at the misting held at Mrs Carrie Boyd's last Wednesday. After the business session, refreshments were served and a social hour followed. The next meeting moves to Mrs Alta Davidson's home on the second Wednesday in July, instead of the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Boyd
Alta Davidson
Chalmers Girl Susie Darnell Wed in Danville
Miss Susie Darnell daughter of John Darnell wed Chester Hendrx of Brookston at 11 30 Sunday in Danville Illinois Rev F L Enslow of the Baptist church officiated Mr Hendrx has joined C J E L railroad and the couple will reside at the Grand hotel Danville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Darnell
John Darnell
Chester Hendrx
Brookston
Danville, Il
F. L. Enslow
The
Baptist Church of
Danville
Hendrox
Grand Hotel
Pike Creek Homecoming Plans Ahead at Pike Creek
Special from Pike Creek preparations for a Home Coming on June 24 invite all friends to join a noon basket dinner and daylong services. Galen B. Rover son of the late John G. Rover plans to attend with Sunday School at 10 a m and church services at 11 a m plus afternoon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Creek
Galen B. Rover
John G. Rover
Roger
Churches Plan County Wide Meeting at Monticello Park
Preparations are underway for a county wide Christian churches gathering at City Park Monticello on Sunday July 15. The Sunday School aims for 1900 attendees with 500 from Monticello church. An orchestra and county choir will perform and Rev F W Burnham will be the principal speaker. A basket dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
F. W. Burnham
International Note
Public notice on fishing and game law books
The County Clerk Dr Love announces a supply of fishing and game law books available to the public while stocks last. No changes were made to the laws at the recent legislature meeting. Also advertised is a dollar mark shirt for 75 cents at The Model with a trade-in pitch to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Kyanize Floor Enamel for Porches and Floors
A compact product note highlights Kyanize Floor Enamel suitable for porches and floors. It presents usage as a durable enamel finish for interior and exterior surfaces, emphasizing protective coating and easy application.
Dr C F Swift to Speak in Monticello on Democracy
Hon C F Swift D D noted reformer and orator visits Monticello for an address at the Presbyterian church under National Reform Association auspices and local church sponsorship. Swift cites Pillars and Perils of Democracy as his topic with free admission and broad public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
C. F. Swift
D. D
Presbyterian Church
Church
Swift
National Reform Association
Winona Lake
Indiana
Friends of Righteousness
Pennsylvania
Hoosier Auto Office To Stay Open All Summer
The Hoosier State Association will keep its tourist information office open daily 8:30 to 5:00 for the rest of summer except Thursday afternoon. Since opening Dec 12 1922 the office sold 1624 passenger plates 165 truck plates and issued titles and transfers promptly. It offers touring folders the Automobile Green Book and Tour Book for sale to aid travelers and invites local residents to join the association to support the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier State Association
Midwestern
Hoosier State Auto Association
Monticello
Differences Adjusted Halted Main Street Work
Differences between Northern Construction Company employees and City Marshal Rothrock led to a Friday work stoppage on Main Street. W D Hillman, construction superintendent, fought Rothrock before the dispute was settled. Hillman transferred, Charles Hill named temporary supervisor, work resumed at fastest pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Construction Company
O. A. Rothrock
Rothrock
W. D. Hillman
Main Street
Charles Hill
Dance invitation at Tippecanoe Country Club Friday
Invitations have been issued for another dance at the Tippecanoe Country Club on Friday evening this week. The Chasteen Whitlatch orchestra of Lafayette will furnish the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Country Club
Chasteen-Whitlatch Orchestra
Lafayette
Ice Cream Social at Pious Chapel Friday
Friday evening at Pious Chapel an ice cream social invites the public to attend. The Model just received a shipment of Euro shirts, with specials this week at 1.75 and 2.50.
Oldest Native Resident Dies in Union Township
Georgia Ann Reynolds aged near the town’s oldest native resident died at her daughter Mrs. Charles H. Gladden’s home on South Railroad Street after a seven week illness. She was born to the Sills in Monticello and linked to White County history through her father, the first clerk, auditor and recorder. Surviving are six children, seven grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the Gladden home and interment followed in Monticello cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Ann Reynolds
Union Township
Charles H. Gladden
South Railroad Street
William M
Monticello
Reynolds
William
Elizabeth Sill
Daniels
North Bluff Street
White County
Embree Reynolds
Mary Gladden
Levi Reynolds
Minnie Detwiler
Lafayette
Gladden
H. T. Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church
Former well known man Albert Gray dies at Royal Center
Albert Gray a dredge contractor and former resident of the city died recently. He was a member of Gray & Goodrich dredging firm. Funeral and burial were held at Royal Center Monday at 2 30 p m. Ackerman Music Shop owner J E Ackerman learned of the death. He was respected by all who knew him and his loss is deeply mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ackerman
Ackerman Music Shop
Albert Gray
Mr. Gray
Royal Center
Mr. Cray
Gray & Goodrich
Dredge Contractors
Sugar sale at Gustaves Furniture and Rug Store
Sugar offered at five cents per pound on Saturday June 30 starting 10 a.m. Limit eight pounds sugar per dollar value with Fibre chairs settees porch swings and ferneries. Advertisement touts seasonable goods and “half the manufacturer's cost” as savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaves Furniture
Eassone Eees
New Telephone Directory Listing Prompts Orders
Special notices promote telephone directory listings by urging residents to call the office. Separate ads announce reduced prices at The Exchange Store with emphasis on shoes and ladies hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.C. A
KU Klux Klan
Esther L. Parks
Gary
OLD State Gazetteer
J. B. VanBuskirk
Albert G. Small
S. Hawes
H. P. Anderson
M.A. Berkey
Richard Brown
Joseph D. Cowdin
Aetna Insurance Company
J. E. Dale
J. A. Franklin
E. J.c.hildebrand
T. P. Iden
John W. Jennings
H. C. Kirk
H. B. Logan
Ransom McConahay
Court of Common Pleas
Brown
Riguu Geo. C. Loy Roofing Co
Lafayette Hospital
Plan Township Farm Meeting
of the
Hazel Helfrich
ICE Cream Social
News OF the
Herald Readers
Pine Grove
Wabash
Guernsey
Ladies’ Aid
Chalmers
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Pious Chapel
Daniels Property
Monticello Telephone Co
Chevrolet
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