Summer forecast sparks referendum talk and Delphi tales
Residents weigh delaying spring as consensus leans toward summer. Delphi social notes recount visitors like Bill Wilson aboard the U S S West Virginia and John Thompson in Puerto Rico, plus a German-tinged wartime incident and a thunderstorm sparked highway accidents.
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Bill Wilson
U. S. S. West Virginia
Navy
Caribbean
Africa
New York
Roosevelt
Pacific
John Thompson
Indianapolis Times
Nhew
Steve Hanagan
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Delphi
Indianapolis
Mary Margowski
W.S. Margowski
Lawrence
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Camden man collects bounty on fox and brood
Lowrey Oyler of Camden claimed a bounty in Delphi this week for a female red fox with eleven kits. The foxes were killed for mercy and to protect rabbits and pheasants, with Oyler receiving $24. Also rumored is Joe Loy’s gas-out near a Patton service station leading to a tow to Monticello, Merle Carver’s Chicago beating, and Charles Bradshaw’s saddle mare delivering a foal.
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Lowrey Oyler
Camden
Delphi
Mercy
Joe Loy
Patton
Monticello Pees
Merle Carver
Chicago
Charles Bradshaw
Seining on Wabash Limited by State Boundary Law
A correction notes seining in the Wabash River is only legal where the river forms a boundary between Illinois and Indiana. The reference cites Acts of 1937 Article 2 Part 3 Section 25.
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Wabash
Illinois
Indiana
Tuberculosis Clinic Set For April 27 In Carroll County
The regular tuberculosis clinic will be held at the courthouse Thursday April 27. Mrs. Howard Bradshaw president of the Carroll County Anti Tuberculosis Association announced today. Dr. Stygall tuberculosis specialist of Indianapolis will be in charge.
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Court House
Howard Bradshaw
Carroll County Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Stygall
Indianapolis
Leases Sinclair Station Corner Front and Washington
J. D. VanOrder of South Bend has leased the Sinclair service station at the corner of Front and Washington streets. His family will move here as soon as they dispose of their property in South Bend. Floyd Kipp of Colburn was taken this morning in the Blythe and Sons ambulance to St. Elizabeth hospital, Lafayette.
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J. D. VanOrder
South Bend
Sinclair
Front
Washington Streets
Floyd Kipp
Colburn
Blythe and Sons Ambulance
St. Elizabeth Hospial
Lafayette
Second Divorce Action In Six Months
Ulysses Grant Sweet a Camden tele grapher filed a second divorce action in Carroll circuit court against his wife Hattie Sweet after a brief marriage from September 29 1938 to October 22 1938. The November 2 1938 action cites cruel and inhumane treatment without specific charges. Attorney A D Bishop represents Sweet.
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Ulysses Grant Sweet
Camden
Carroll Circuit
Hattie Sweet
Senior classes of eight schools to receive diplomas
All county high schools except Delphi will hold commencement this month. Deer Creek seniors graduate tonight with Rev Howard Jenkins of Delphi delivering the address. List includes Adams Township Burlington Camden Cutler Carrollton Flora Deer Creek Rockfield and students named by school.
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Delphi
Deer Creek
Howard Jenkins
Camden
Burlington
Adams Township
Rockfield
Cutler
Flora
Carrollton
William Carmin
Lawrence Carmin
Delores Coble
Sarah Hufford
Paul Mikesell
John Shockley
Mount Named to Butler Delta Pi Fraternity
Indianapolis April 20 pledging of Miss Mary Jane Mount of Delphi by the Butler University chapter of Kappa Delta Pi national honorary educational fraternity has been announced by Miss Winona Watson chapter president. Mount is a education college student pursuing a bachelor of science in education and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Haughey Mount of Delphi.
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Indianapolis
Mary Jane Mount
Delphi
Butler University
Kappa Delta Pi
Winona Watson
Miss Mount
College of Education
Haughey Mount
County Musical is Outstanding Event at Delphi Armory
About 1000 people attended a county school music festival at the Delphi armory. A 115 piece county school orchestra directed by Harold Kotlowsky performed for two hours with Miss Janet Duffy leading the 125 voice girls glee club. The Camden Rockfield toy band and other groups in uniform received applause as the final county teachers institute of the year closed.
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Carroll County
Delphi Armory
Harold Kottlowski
Cutler
Janet Duffy
Burlington
Harry Hatton
Camden
Rockfield
Burrows
Pittsburg
North Central
Jeanette Hyman
County Teachers’ Institute
Rites Friday for Noah Hufford 82
Noah Hufford prominent Clay township farmer died at his home two miles south of Pyrmont after a long illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs Frank Barnhart and Laura Hufford and a son Emerson. Body to the family residence from Grimm and Sons funeral home. Services Friday at 10 AM with burial in Pleasant View cemetery Clinton County.
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Clay Township
Pyrmont
Frank Barnhart
Delphi
Laura Hufford
Emerson
Grimm and Sons
Pleasant View
Clinton County
Clarence Allen Found Not Guilty in Delphi Mishap
Clarence Allen was found not guilty today by Justice Rossie S. Dern after a speeding incident on State Road 25 at the east edge of Delphi. The case stemmed from a collision in which Sherman Fife Jr. was involved.
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Clarence Allen
Delphi
Rossie S. Dern
Allen
Sherman Fife, Jr
PTA Unlocks Funds for Delphi School Playground Upgrade
The Delphi school PTA announces new playground equipment for the grade school. A steel brace with six swings will serve girls while boys get swings rings and a trapeze. The school board and PTA split costs, with the PTA treasury bolstered by a card party that added 86.07 dollars.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Delphi
PTA
Harry Baum
Fred Craven Smith
Myron Johnson
Margaret Afflis
Ways and Means
Betty Jean Hoshaw Weds Roy Shear in Illinois
Announcement records the marriage of Betty Jean Hoshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hoshaw Crescent City Illinois to Roy Shear Onarga Illinois. The wedding occurred March 25 in Illinois. Mrs Shear granddaughter of Harve Hoshaw Delphi is noted as well known here. The Sunshine Society Mothers and Daughters banquet is indefinitely postponed by school officials. it was to be held Friday night at the Presbyterian church.
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William Hoshaw
Crescent City
Illinois
Roy Shear
Onarga
Ilinois
Shear
Harve Hoshaw
Delphi
Sunshine Society
Presbyterian Church
Mary Alice Downs Weds Paul Ferrier in Delphi Home Ceremony
Mary Alice Downs daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Downs married Paul E Ferrier son of Ed Ferrier of Delphi in a Friday ceremony at the groom’s uncle Harry Chapman home near Colburn. Reverend B S Stroup of Colburn officiated. They will make their home in Delphi.
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Mary Alice Downs
William H. Downs
Paul E. Ferrier
Ed Ferrier
Delphi
Harry Chapman
Colburn
B. S. Stroup
Second high water spurs flood control measures in Delphi
The Wabash River inundated areas in Delphi and Carroll county for a second time this year. The river fell Tuesday morning as rain continued, with minor wheat damage and one family temporarily homeless. CCC officials visited Delphi to inspect the levy and assess proposed improvements urged by the city council and residents.
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Delphi
Carroll County
Wabash
CCC
Pittsburg Children Mark Last Day With Full Program
The Pittsburg school plans a closing day program on Tuesday April 25 with a cooper ative dinner for parents families and teachers. Music and art instructor Mrs Herman Theophile outlines the calendar of performances by grade levels including songs dances and readings through December with a June wedding May maypole drill and a patriotic pageant by seventh grade.
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Herman Theophile
Joy Lybrook
Valentine
Washington and Lincoln
Patty Brewer
Betty Zook
June Phillips
Charles Smith
Buddy Holloway
Richard Morrison
Little Red
Theophile
William Kimble
Coroner May Call New Witnesses In Burg Death Inquest
The inquest into Plymouth businessman Richard Burg’s death continues as Coroner Hubert Gros plans additional witnesses. Testimony shows Burg died after a Burlington area crash on State Road 29 with truck occupants Cook Calhoun and Roach, all implicated in a hit and run as rain fell and wreckage was investigated.
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Hubert Gros
Plymouth
Burlington
Burg
St. Joseph Hospital
Logansport
Arthur Thompson
Raymond Gear
Thompson
Gear
Joe Cook
Delphi
Bruce Calhoun
Flora
Clarence A. Roach
Young America
Cook
Jack Fisher
Loren Ayres
Calhoun
Irvin Calhoun
Bringhurst
Rossie Dern
Earl Hyman
Sheri Musselman
Roach
Obear Injured in Danville Car Collision
Harry Obear 26 son of Camden residents A. D. Obear and wife is in critical condition at an Indiana hospital after a Danville collision between the car he rode in and a coal truck. He was with Max Hankers of Kurtz and Wiley Dersett, Danville attorney. Obear formerly taught in Camden schools.
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Harry Obear
A. D. Obear
Camden
James Obear
Delphi
Indianapolis
Danville
Indiana
Obear
Max Hankers
Kurtz
Wiley Dorsett
Referees In Fistic Bouts Brought To Court
Freeman Switzer of Delphi county area goes to circuit court today after being found guilty of assault and battery on Roland Wilson. Wilson filed an affidavit last Friday. Switzer will appeal the JP ruling. Ruel Ashba and John Roth were fined for similar offenses against Switzer this year. Eddie Blake, ex Golden Gloves champ, charged with assault and battery on Wayne Mulinder, paid a 10.50 fine.
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Freeman Switzer
Delphi
Justice of the Peace
Rossie Dern
Roland Wilson
Switzer
Ruel Ashba
Justice Dern
John Roth
Hubert Gros
Main Street
Wilson
Eddie Blake
Wayne Muliendore
Police Seek Clues In Station Robbery
State police aid Sheriff Harry Cree in probing Tuesday night robbery at the Shell service station at Washington and Franklin operated by Curt Dubes. Cash drawer theft totaled 6.03 and a window was removed. Window sent to Lafayette lab for fingerprints.
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Harry Cree
Shell
Washington and
Franklin Streets
Curt Dubes
Record Strong Farm Participation in Indiana Conservation Program
Indiana farmers show unprecedented involvement in the Agricultural Conservation program with 131,301 signing farm plans through March 31. The program covers 75 to 85 percent of usable land, with 10,000 to 20,000 more expected to join during the month.
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Indiana
L. M. Vogler
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Volger
Forest Court operetta rehearals by grade school pupils
Rehearsals are held for the grade school operetta The Forest Court to be staged Friday night May 5 in the high school auditorium. Miss Bertha Moore directs over 90 children from first six grades.
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Forest Court
Bertha Moore
Andrews Rules For Defendants In Suit
Evidence was presented Monday in the Robards will contest suit from Howard county. Judge Joseph Andrews of Lafayette heard testimony and ruled for defendants Ruth and Kate Robards. A prior trial ended in a jury disagreement.
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Robards
Howard County
Joseph Andrews
Lafayette
Ruth
Kate Robards
R M D Meet Saturday Begin at 1 30
A local R M D event is scheduled for Saturday with a start time of 1 30 PM. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Joye Garrison Receives District Award for Fidac Essay
Sophomore Joye Garrison of Delphi High School earned third place in the District T Fidac contest judged in Logansport. Mrs. Coe Crawford of Logansport, district Fidac chairman, presented the personal award. The essay subject was Queen Marie of Roumania, Ambassador of International Good Will.
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Joye Garrison
Delphi High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Logansport
Coe Crawford
Fidac
Miss Garrison
Queen Marie
Roumania
International Good Will
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