Hubert Clifford Chosen for Delphi Council
Hubert Clifford, a Democrat, was elected by the Delphi City Council to fill the unexpired term of Victor Porter, serving until January 1, 1934. Porter resigned after moving from the second ward, and the session also set sewer tapping fees, awarded garbage collection contract, and granting parade permissions for a carnival in April.
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Hubert Clifford
Victor Porter
Porter
Clifford
C. E. Carney
Yanus Wells
Wells
South Delphi
William Tyler
Gus A. Hall
Harry Bohannonet
The
American Legion
Delphi
Democratic District Meeting Set for April 20
The Democrats of the new Second congressional district plan a district meeting on Wednesday April 20 at the Armory in Rensselaer at 8 p.m. A pre-meeting business session of county chairmen and vice chairmen starts at 7 30 p.m. The speaker will be Sam Jackson of Fort Wayne noted as a capable fluent orator. He recently delivered the Jackson Day address in Casey County and drew strong praise.
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Second Congressional District
Rensseler
Ther County
Sam Jackson
Fort Wayne
Jackson
Casy County
Camden Senior Play Lights Up Camden Opera House Next Thursday
The Camden high school senior class presents The Absent Minded Bridegroom on Thursday night April 21 at the Camden Opera House. Tim O'Shea fumbles toward escape from marriage with Widow Rooney, aided by Pat Rooney who plans a memory loss ruse to stall the wedding under police scrutiny. The cast includes Timothy Shea, Harry O’Bear, Charles Gardner, Joe Wagoner, Wayne Crook, Floyd Hodge, James Sullivan, Helen Hawkins, Betty Lynch, Esther Ringer, Joy Altman, Madeline Bohannon, Patricia Lynch and others.
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Camden
Camden Opera House
Tim O’shea
Rooney
Tim
Pat Rooney
Pat
Peter Peterson
Timothy Shea
Harry O'Bear
Patrick Rooney
Charles Gardner
Jimmie Rooney
Dalphmay
Joe Wagoner
Fred Grady
Wayne Crook
Dalphmiay
Helen Hawkins
Nora
Shea
Betty Lynch
Kathleen’ O’connor
Esther Ringer
Tessie Connors
Rooneys
Joy Altman
Yennie
Madeline Bohannon
Court guidance sought in Bowen bank liquidation case
Hearing before Judge E E Pruitt in Carroll circuit court weighs method of procedure. Debtors ask whether depositors are paid in full now or if dividends should be issued to preserve bank holdings for liquidation. No decision reached. Liquidators urge depositors to submit bank books for balancing.
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E.e.pruitt
Carroll Circuit
A. T. Bowen Bank
Judge Pruitt Rules Bank Securities Sale Ordered
Noon halted the court and ordered the bank's securities sold with a decision to be completed before taxes. the court was to resume at 1 30 after the noon ruling.
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E. E. Pruitt
Festival netted funds for city park beautification
The Spring Festival at the Delphi Armory raised over $100 for the Woman’s Club to beautify the new city park. Proceeds supported park plans by a landscape architect and Park Board approval. Event highlights included a pet show with goats rabbits parrots dogs and cats and a quilt display with prizes for new and old quilts.
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Woman's Club
Delphi Armory
Woman’s Club
Reed Schermerhorn
Josephne
E. W. Bowen
Bob Tee Briggs
John Merrill
Dicky
Lee Helsinger
Luetta Isicbert
Roy Coon
Mary Jane Daly
Parrott
Helen Myers
Faul Fite
Kathryn Gibbon
Georgiana Schilling
Boyd Wheeler
C. A. Davies
Juliana Brookshire
Earl Thompson
E.O. Grimm
Harry Roach
Charlies Cutwright
Harry Baum
National Guards
William Mahanna
Loyal Hosb
Roy Gardner
Billy Fraser
Jesse Retherford
DeSoto and Plymouth Agency Announced by Lewis and Schweiger
Carroll County dealers Lewis and Schweiger announced they have taken the DeSoto and Plymouth agency. Indiana distributors Jones and Maley, Inc. arranged the deal with C. M. Maley helping place it. New models feature floating power and auto refinements, with sales expected to rise in Indiana.
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Lewis and Schweiger
Carroll County
DeSoto
Plymouth
Jones and Maley, Inc
Indianapolis
C. M. Maley
Lewis
Chrysler Iand
Indiana
State Road 25 rerouted through Clymers area
Indiana officials announce a reroute of State Road 25 from Delphi to Logansport via the north edge of Clymers replacing county roads. The project requires land from John Sailor and Mrs. Charles Wellington for right of way, shortening the route by about three quarters of a mile. Construction readiness is shown by Grace Construction Co. of Fort Wayne.
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Clymers
Delphi
Logansport
John* Sailor
Sailors
Charles
Wellington
Grace Construction Co
Ft. Wayne
East Incorporation
Mortonsville
Corporation Line
Carroll County
Highway Commission
Rossville Road
Earl Hildebrand
Bremont Hildebrand
Mrs. Snyder
Hanna Robeson
Li» O. Via
Ben Jackson
Emmett
Fife
Ed Baum
Charles Perry
Clifford Crosby Wedding in Richmond at St Marys
Clifford son of Mrs James Clifford and Miss Lucille Crosby of Richmond wed Monday at St Marys Church in Richmond. Attendants were Miss Marcella Crosby and James Clifford. A wedding breakfast followed at the Richmond Leland Hotel before the couple to Delphi.
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Hubert Clifford
James Clifford
Lucille Crosby
Richmond
St. Mary’s Church
Marcella Crosby
Richmond-Leland Hotel
Delphi
Union Street
Clifford
Mildred Hoover and John E. McGreevey Wed at St Joseph
Miss Mildred Hoover became the wife of John E. McGreevey in a Monday morning ceremony at St Joseph's Catholic Church. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohn music, with Miss Anna Lamb performing, followed by Ave Maria. The couple will reside in Fort Wayne with immediate family attending a Hoover home breakfast.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mildred Hoover
John E. McGreevey
Mendelssohn
Anna Lamb
Millard
Miss Lamb
Dorothy Hoover
C. J. McGreevey
Mr. McGreevey
John A. McGreevey
Henry Hover
Hoover Home
Fort Wayne
Marriage license issued to Taylor Knight and Sarah Jene Hayes
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Taylor Knight and Sarah Jene Hayes of Washington township. Both are 20 years old.
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Taylor Knight
Sarah Jlene Hayes
Washington Township
Season Opener Set at Bringhurst Against Bringhurst
The season will open with a matchup against Bringhurst at Bringhurst in the afternoon, as announced by Delphi Independent.
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Bringhurst
Delphi Independent Co
Burlington Bank to Pay Ten Percent Now
Depositors of the Burlington State Bank, closed temporarily in February for waivers, are to receive ten percent of deposits now. President H. L. Huddleston said collections improved and payments were moved up from May 1.
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Burlington Bank
Burlington State Bank
H. L. Huddleston
Huddeston
McMahan Announces Candidacy for Congress in Indiana
Hugh G. McMahan of Rochester Indiana declares his run for the Democratic nomination in Indiana’s new Second District. He plans to visit every county before the May 3 primary to meet voters and prove his fitness for Congress. Supporters say his varied business and political background suits the district for representation in Washington.
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Rochester News Sentinel
Hugh G. McMahan
Rochester
Indiana
Second
McMahan
Mahan
House of Representatives
Washington
Iso-Vis Motor Oil Schedule Inaugurated In The Delphi Citizen
The Delphi Citizen runs the spring and summer Iso-Vis Motor Oil advertising schedule as the ad series moves from lab shown qualities to real user stories. Past years featured test results at Indianapolis Speedway and refined oil process claims. This year highlights everyday customers' experiences with Iso-Vis.
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Delphi
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Meetings at Baptist Church Begin Next Monday
The Delphi church pastor Rev Beck will lead a week long series starting next Monday at the Baptist Church. Rev Antrobus will speak on Bible themes and the public is urged to attend these meetings.
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B Beck
Delphi Church
Antrobus
Red Cross flour aid reaches Carroll County families
The Carroll County American Red Cross plans 288 pounds of flour per family for 166 households over 90 days. Flour will be delivered in 24 pound sacks weekly, with a total order of 47 808 pounds to be ground into flour at Delphi free of charge. Government wheat supplied to the Red Cross funds nationwide relief.
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Carroll County
Delphi
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Dam area to host restaurant and cottages near Oak Dale Dam
Charles W. Hargraves of Yeoman announces plans to build a restaurant, five cottages, and a free parking space below Oak Dale Dam. He owns land on the river’s east bank from the bridge below the dam to the dam itself. Additional cottages may follow if patronage justifies. Hargraves may operate or lease the venture.
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Oakdale Dam
Charles W. Hargraves
Yeoman
Hargraves
West Delphi School Not to Be Rebuilt
The Delphi-Deer Creek consolidated school board announced that the West Delphi School, destroyed by fire, will not be rebuilt. Thirty students will transfer to the Delphi school next year with bus transport arranged. Funds on hand and insurance cover costs, with $890 available and $4 500 estimated for a new two room building.
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Delphi-Deer Creek Consolidated Corporation
West Delphi
Delphi-Deer Creek Consolidated School Board
Delphi
Legion Festival to Open Here Next Week
The Delphi Post of the American Legion sponsors a week long Spring Festival starting April 18 in Delphi. Gibson Blue Ribbons Shows bring new acts including Rough House the middleweight champion and a circus side show with Orient freaks. Bill Maye's Night in Spain features pretty girls, plus rides, concessions, and legion operated booths. Flora post may join with its own concession as crowds sample shows around the Delphi public square.
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Delphi
the American Legion
Carroll County
Rough House
Orient
Bill Maye
Spain
Delphi Legion Post
Flora Legion Post
Primary Ballots Drafted for Carroll County Elections
County election board members Floyd J. Julien T. J. Ryan and Abner H. Bowen met Tuesday night and ordered Democratic ballots printed by Delphi Citizen and Republican ballots by Delphi Journal. They set 7740 Democratic and 7940 Republican ballots based on 1930 votes and planned ballot rotation for offices with four or more candidates. Candidates campaign ahead of a May primary with just over two weeks remaining.
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County Board of Election Commissioners
Floyd J. Julien
T. J. Ryan
Abner H. Bowen
Delphi Citizen
Delphi Journal
County Election Board
Carroll County
Carroll County Taxpayers Association
Fifteen Priests Assist with Patron Feast at Delphi
Fifteen priests attended St. Joseph's church in Delphi for the patron feast of St. Joseph. Solemn Mass with benediction was followed by a noon dinner at the parish house and an evening cooperative supper at the K of C hall. The morning service lists include celebrant Rev. Fred Rothermeif Kentland and sermon by Rev. John M. Schmitz Peru among numerous clergymen.
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Delphi
St. Joseph
St. Joseph's Church
K. of C. Hall
Fred Rotherme
Kentland
John Scholl
Monterey
Fitzgerald
Oxford
Victor Magsam
Reynolds
McKuenen
Praeganser
Lebanon
Edward Freiburger
A. McCarty
Boart O. F.M
Adelbert. Rolfs O
Death of Mrs. John Wesley Ennis in Lafayette
Mrs. John Wesley Ennis of Lafayette and a former Delphi resident died Wednesday at noon. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:30 PM at Bradshaw Funeral Home in Lafayette. She is survived by son Kerlin Ennis who was with her at death. Mrs. Ennis lived in Delphi 250 years ago.
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John Wesley Ennis
Lafayette
Delphi
Bradshaw Funeral Home
Kerlin Ennis
Court Notes Highlight Multiple Farm Bank Suits and Local Fines
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logansport sues Downhams for 1485 and 225, Farmers Bank of Fort Wayne sues Unger, Sinks file replevin against Grover Sink, and several estates receive letters of administration. Four men fined for fishing with a spear in Lafayette. one fine stayed. Additional cases include notes and mortgage foreclosures.
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Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Logansport
John A. Downham
Earl A. Downham
Mary A. Downham
Theodore Downham
Farmers Bank of Frankfort
Wiliam Unger
Mae Sink
Goldie R. Sink
Grover Sink
Clifford Rishel
Buster J. Phillips
Buck Bowman
Wilfred Odell
Herman A. Mason
Lafayette
Bowman
Phillips
Henry Gilliam
John H. Peterson
Lillie B. Herron
Cutler
Naamen Oo
Seed Donation Appeal for Delphi Needy Gardens
A Delphi appeal seeks seed potatoes and sweet corn to help impoverished residents start gardens. The donor should contact or leave seed with Margaret Afflis, Two Trustee, to support ground resources for planting.
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Delphi
Margaret Afflis
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