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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

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Tragic Colburn man dies after taking carbolic acid

John Kauffman a 40 year old Colburn resident died after consuming carbolic acid between 5 and 6 am Wednesday. He texted goodbye and drank the bottle, dying minutes later before help arrived. He left a wife and five children ages 1 to 16, with funeral at Brethren church in Colburn conducted by Rev Roadenbush.

John Kauffman Colburn Delphi Kauffman Lafayette Kuffman Frank Brown Washington Township Tippecanoe County J. A. Roadruck Roadruck David Kauffman Buck Creek Brethern Church Roadenbush

Stock Yards Proposal Discussed At Meeting

Eight of nine directors of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Delphi State Bank to consider financing pens and a shoot in Delphi at about $600 to aid stock raisers. Delphi sales barn and Kerlin pens were reviewed with pros and cons, then the matter was sent to the agriculture committee for action. Delphi should have yards, the group agreed.

Chamber of Commerce Delphi State Bank Delphi Kerlin Agriculture Committee Abner Bowen Edward Smock Robert Davidson

Local contest selects county candidate from Delphi High

Ernest Gripe won the Delphi High School oratorical contest to advance to the county competition. Kenneth Liebert earned first alternate and Helen Rasler second alternate. judges were Principal A. J. Moore and Dr. B. F. Wray along with H. B. Wilson.

Delphi High School Frances Reed Ernest Gripe Kenneth Liebert Helen Rasler Donald Wilson David Baum A. J. Moore B. F. Wray Camden H. B. “Wilson

March Term of Carroll Circuit Court Ends Saturday

The March term of the Carroll Circuit court ends Saturday after a five weeks session. The May term opens Monday the 30th on Decoration Day. It is likely the day will handle only routine business unless acts of the General Assembly are issued before then. An appointed Governor Jackson may succeed rulings.

Carroll Circuit Court Actiou Jackson Rulds

Cates Named Administrator of Magdalene Edging Estate

Fred L. Cates appointed administrator of Magdalene Edging estate. Hanna and Hall serve as attorneys for the administrator.

Fred L. Cates Magdalene Edging Hanna & Hall

Judgment Rendered on Coble Farm Land in Carroll County

Judge Pro Tem James Obear renders a landmark farm land judgment totaling 34992.04 in Carroll County Circuit Court. Land spans 159 acres the Thomas Cline place and 230 acres the C B Landis estate. Union Central Life Insurance Co. receives 11917.89 and Monticello National Bank 23075.04 against LaRue Cable and wife. Real estate to be sold at sheriff's sale subject to a 10000 mortgage from 1920.

Carroll County James Obear Thomas Cline C. B. Landis Union Central Life Insurance Company Monticello National Bank LaRue Cable E. E. Pruitt William E. Smith FE. B. Sellers L. D. Carey Landis

Lyons Completes Ninth District Federation Club Program

Mrs Frank B Lyon chairman of the Ninth District Federation of Clubs has completed the program for the ninth annual session to be held at the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville on Thursday April 28. The convention will include registration at 9 AM reports at 10 and an 11 15 AM address by Mrs Edgar F Miller first vice president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs followed by a talk by Mrs Nellie M Long assistant state fire marshal A luncheon and musical program will follow with addresses by Mrs Frank Sheehan federation president and Prof T G Goronert of Wabash College The convention closes with new officers being presented Mrs Lyons presides with Mrs W F Brackenridge secretary treasurer and Miss Mary Hobbs vice chairman of the state organization.

Frank B. Lyon District Federation of Clubs Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville Edgar F. Miller Indiana Federation of Clubs Delphi Mary Hobbs Tipton

Love Pirates of Hawaii to be staged by school glee clubs

The Boys and Girls Glee clubs present the operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii in the high school gym Friday night April 29. Cast includes Dorothy Dear Enid Trent Leanora Gilman Irene Shaffer Catherine Smith Lilinoe Ruby Holsinger Maile Jean Pruitt Billy Wood Ernest Gripe Albert Blickenstaff Charles Downs and a Hawaii chorus.

Hawaii Dorothy Dear Enid Trent Miss Primer Maile Jean Pruitt Billy Wood U. S Tennessee Ernest Gripe Albert Blickenstaff Scary Charles Downs Girls’ Glee Club Boys’ Glee Club

Downpour Halts Delphi Businesses Dependent on Electric Power

Electric power shortages during and after Monday’s rain disrupted Delphi businesses. Printing offices, foundries, and metal type settings suffered shutdowns, with half minute outages causing up to half hour delays as melting pots cooled. Woodworking plants also lost time and money due to outages.

Delphi

No Marriage Licenses Issued Since April 8 County Clerk Office

The county clerk reports no marriage licenses have been issued since April 8. This brief notice notes the halt in licensing activity and directs inquiries to the clerk’s office for further updates.

Assessors Seek Higher Valuation On Carroll County Utilities

Attorney O C Shock and Gus Hall attended a conference in Indianapolis with the state tax board to review valuations of Carroll County public utilities. Focused on the Oakdale Dam and the Indiana Board and Filler holdings in Delphi, the state board will set values by August 1. Last year the local paper mill was valued at 6000 dollars, a figure seen as too low amid reports a local Indianapolis buyer could pay eight times as much. The holding company reportedly does not wish to sell to the Indianapolis concern due to market competition with Vincennes mill and risk to its key customers.

O. C. Shock Indianapolis State Tax Board Carroll County Oakdale Indiana Board & Filler Company Delphi Gus Hall Hanna & Hall State Board Artie Million Jefferson Township Vincennes Mill

Farmers Pool Wool at Camden Warehouse

Carroll County farmers under the farm bureau will pool their wool and store it at the Frank Snoeberger warehouse in Camden. A. A. Newer, pool director, will oversee details and has arranged payment of 25 cents cash per pound. A county survey shows 288 sheep growers are being urged to participate.

Carroll County Farm Bureau Frank Snoeberger Camden A. A Wool Pool Whoare

Sunshine Society Girls Headed to Huntington Convention

The Delphi high school Sunshine Society girls, sponsored by Miss Margaret Schoener, plan to attend a convention in Huntington tomorrow and Saturday. A special car will leave Delphi at 7 30, with delegates Edith Baum Ruby Holsinger Lucile Parrish Ger oe Hall Betty Amick Katherine McDowell Irene Shaffer Mary Morrison Reed Mary Fisher Edith Heeagh Be Ethel Hargraves Mary Fo Reed Anna Kempf Ruth Kempf Leis Sink and Jean Pruitt among those listed.

Sunshine Society Delphi High School Hunti Margaret Schoener Delphi Edith Baum Ruby Holsinger Lucile Parrish Geroe Hall Betty Amick Katherine McDowell Irene Shaffer Mary Morrison Reed Mary Fisher Edith Heeagh Be Ethel Hargraves Mary Fo Reed Anna Kempf Ruth Kempf Leis Sink Jean Pruitt

Flora Opens First Tent Revival Of The Year

The first Flora tent meeting of the year will open around June 1 with Captain and Mrs. J E Boyd and a Volunteers of America team. A company of musicians and preachers will hold a two week revival on the Wingard lot at South Center street.

Flora J. E. Boyd the Volunteers, of America Kokolmo Wingard Center Street

Rumors of a New Shoe Store on the North Side

Local chatter cites potential opening of a chain shoe outlet in the north side room once used by Fraser Fraser Hudson and Essex agency. W. B. Wason denies lease, Bowen building owner balks at large fountain equipment, and the move of the automobile agency hints a store arrival. Rensselaer and a Delphi tie to the chain are mentioned.

W. B. Wason Fraser & Fraser Hudson and Essex Wason Bowen Main Street Automobile Agency Wison Bradshaw Rensselaer Delphi

Community Sale Draws Spirited Bidders at Local Auction

The Friday community sale drew lively bidding from women on furniture from the late Jennie Jordan as Hoshaw brothers auctioned items. A walnut table despite a 14 inch top sold for 18 dollars, while overall sale receipts reached about 2000 dollars ahead of an April 30 auction.

Jennie Jordan Hoshaw Brothers John Baer

Bowen and Bedgood Hornbrook Case Compromised

The Carroll Circuit court this week called a petit jury for the suit of A. T. Bowen & Co. v. Bedgood & Hornbrook but released them after a compromise. Judge Carr presided.

Petit Jury Carroll Circuit A. T. Bowen & Co Bedgood & Hornbrook Carr

Bail not a prisoner says sheriff in county jail

Sheriff Sink reports no prisoner is being moved or held in the county jail contrary to rumors. He states the facility currently houses routine detainees and denies any escape or transfer incidents.

Bastile Sink

Hansen Dedicates New Pipe Organ At Methodist Church

Prof. Charles Hansen of Indianapolis, longtime Second Presbyterian organist, dedicates the new instrument donated by Miss Alice Pollard in memory of her family. Rev. Kern praises the gift. Rev. J. J. Wilson offers the dedicatory prayer as Hansen performs an hour and a half recital with explanations and encores.

Charles Hansen Indianapolis Central West s*Citizen R. B. Kern Alice Pollard J.J. Wilson Lafayette Hansen Kern

Charles Leonard Builds New Apartments on East Public Square

Charles Leonard is expanding his building on the east side of the public square with modern two story living quarters. Work has reached plaster stage with built in cabinets and crystal hardware expected to create one of Delphi’s most commodious apartments for Mr. Leonard. John Roskuski oversees the project.

Charles Leonard Leonard Delphi John Roskuski

New Suits in Tippecanoe County Filed for Property Claims

Alice Cloyd brings partition and quiet title suit against John Fidler and others with attorney Samuel P Flanagan. Alice J Snyder and Solomon Snyder sue Ed Carpenter and Lena Lutz to set aside conveyance. C R Haller and Hannah Hall attorneys. Carroll County Loan & Trust Co. as administrator sues Edward Carpenter and Lena Lutz for possession of personal property. Hannah & Hall attorneys.

Alice Cloyd John Fidler Tippecanoery Samuel P. Flanagan Alice J. Snyder Solomon Snyder Ed Carpenter Lena Lutz C. R. Haller Hannah Hall Carroll County Loan & Trust Co William J. Schneck Edward Carpenter Hanna & Hall

County teachers conclude year with Camden institute session

County Superintendent Thomas Armstrong led the last county teachers institute of the year at Camden with Dr. W C Lynch and other educators present. A health play by Camden grades impressed, while state official F Miller visited Delphi and Armstrong toured Deer Creek North Central and Camden schools. Scarlet fever checks prompted missed absences and nurse DeLaney conducted home visits as the term closed and roll of honor records were prepared.

Carroll County Thomas Armstrong Camden W. C. Lynch Indiana University Frank Collins Litton Elgy Deer Creek DeLaney F. Miller Delphi Armstrong Bringhurst North Central Flora Adams Burrows Dville New Hope School Elsie DeLaney Miss DeLaney

Dentists Lead Statewide Clean Up Week in Delphi

Delphi dentists Dr W W Gochenour Dr E E Blickenstaff and Dr L H Smith will skip offices next week to examine all grade students’ teeth in Delphi schools on Monday morning Wednesday afternoon and Friday morning. Miss Elsie Delaney and teachers assist. reports go to both school files and parents. County cooperates though many township schools dismiss for summer.

Delphi W. W. Gochenour E. E. Blickenstaff L. H.smith Elsie Delaney

William McCain Died in Indianapolis After Heart Attack

William McCain aged 71 died at an Indianapolis hospital after a heart attack. He had lived near Sharon and attended the local church. He is survived by his widow three daughters a brother and a sister. Funeral services were held at the Shawed church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

William McCain Indianapolis Sharon Lova Miller Mailison Wisconsin Ruby. Quinn Glen Dun Johnny Susan Servive Shawed J. Ei Yatian

Vicious and Uncalled For Was Article in Lafayette Courier Journal

A Delphi community letter attacks local citizens and rails against an article in the Lafayette Courier Journal. The writer questions sources and motives behind coverage of a Delphi school issue and invokes Shakespeare to defend damaged reputations. The piece condemns allegations and urges publication accountability.

Lafayette Courier- Journal

PUP BITES JOHN ZOOK TREATED IN INDIANAPOLIS

John A. Zook local butcher went to Indianapolis to begin Pasteur treatment after a pup bit him on the hand. A dam with pups was killed for hydrophobia but officials believed the pups were not rabid. One pup did become ill and was dispatched, prompting Zook to seek vaccination. He will stay in Indianapolis about three weeks.

John A. Zook Indianapolis Pasteur Mr. Zook

Infant Dorothy Page Dies Near Delphi

Dorothy Helen Page 2 years 4 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin Page living five miles west of Delphi died Sunday morning Funeral services held at Pretty Prairie church Tuesday afternoon at 2 conducted by Rev R B Kern Delphi Methodist church Grimm and Sons in charge Survived by two sisters and three brothers.

Dorothy Helen Irwin Page Delphi Pretty Prairie Church R. B. Kern Delphi Methodist Church Grimm & Sons

Taxpayers Rush to Pay Taxes Before Penalty Looms

County Treasurer Ashby reports rising crowds at the office as residents pay their tax obligations in larger numbers than last week. With only a week left to avoid delinquent penalties, the total remains far below the expected amount.

Ashby

Colvin Woman Taken to Lafayette Home Hospital

Mrs. Thomas Colvin was taken to the Home hospital in Lafayette Monday evening for an operation. Grimm & Sons ambulance conveyed her to the hospital for treatment.

Thomas Colvin Lafayette Grimm & Sons Ambulance

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Board of Directors of Coble Mrs. Lyons H. S. Auditorium City of State Board of Tax Commissioners Huntington Greene Institute AT Lafayette Courier Journal Clinton County George W. Stout Deer Creek Township Stout Shakespere John Zook Ed W
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