Carroll County newspaper closes doors
“Happy New Year!” is scrawled across the top of the yellowed page in fading ink. Below, surrounded by updates on the construction of a new jail, city council budget appropriations
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“Happy New Year!” is scrawled across the top of the yellowed page in fading ink. Below, surrounded by updates on the construction of a new jail, city council budget appropriations
The crew of the Camden Cement Tile Co. are seen in this photo taken around 1920. Pictured are (l-r): Charles Wingard, Marshall Wingard, U. E. Tesh, Clyde Taylor, William Castle, John Wagoner, Sam Hazelgrove, Jess Graham, Joy Edging, and Bert Ulery. From files of Carroll County Comet, Journal-Citizen, Hoosier Democrat, Delphi Journal, the Flora History
Brick Meeting House In 1877 the North Fork German Baptist Church was today’s Pyrmont Church of the Brethren, located in Pyrmont. Congregational and denominational names have changed since 1877. The 1877 North Fork German Baptist congregation called the church the Brick Church instead of the Lancaster Church. The church was a preaching point to be
The Bringhurst High School Senior Class of 1915 is pictured. They are (left to right): 1st Row - Lois Eikenberry Lane, Gladys Leslie Fife. 2nd Row - Bryan Allen, Dena Metzger Craig, Edith Stone, Basil McCracken, Gladys Quinn Harter, Cletas Montgomery Zinn. 3rd Row - Rachael Smith Ball, Florence Jenkins, teacher unknown, teacher unknown, teacher
Carroll County brothers (l-r) Orval “Bub” Sparks, Robert “Bob” Sparks and Barney Sparks were all Navy men during World War II. This photo was taken at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in 1946. They were the sons of Carl O. and Glacy Pritchard Sparks. From files of Carroll County Comet, Journal-Citizen, Hoosier Democrat, Delphi Journal, the Flora