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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
8
The PEOPLES B L ASSOCIATION offers loans for buying or building a home with long or short terms and low interest rates. They also list properties and help buyers find a purchaser, according to secretary Harry Arnold.
An elderly style classified listing offers used cars tractors and trucks from Chas W Hargraves Yeoman plus farmyard stock and hides. It lists Geese poultry leghorn hens broilers old hens and cocks ducks turkeys butter beef hides horsehides with prices in a compact ad format.
Supreme Court ruled Ohio petty courts unconstitutional for judge fees shares. Indiana lawyers discuss whether Indiana justices of the peace face disqualification like Ohio judges. W arrants from JP courts raise concern for sheriff in serving during vacations and arrests. Sheriff Link seeks lawful path amid unclear guidance from attorneys and Circuit Court practice.
The annual Delphi grade and high school exhibit will be held Thursday and Friday May 5 and 6. Work by pupils from the past year will be displayed in the school rooms and gymnasium. Parents and friends are invited and urged to attend.
The ongoing rainfall halts spring field operations across Carroll County with little to no plowing for two weeks. Farmers warn of several days more idleness as oats planting nears and feed costs rise due to below normal temperatures.
The public is warned that mortgage exemptions must be filed by May 1 in the county auditor’s office. Exemptions must be claimed each year and filed before the deadline, as officials seek to clarify the process and ensure all facts are known.
The Davis tire and battery station on the east side introduces a new electric vulcanizer the latest equipment promising faster service and guaranteed quality. The Davies company also enhances its building with a coat of Big Four yellow paint improving appearance.
Delphi Indiana fire crews were dispatched to the home of Mrs. N. J. Howe in South Delphi Thursday night around 11:30 after a neighbor spotted a small roof fire. The blaze was extinguished with minimal damage reported.
The Citizen notes numerous Easter gatherings across towns. Families including the Million, Atherton, Dimmitt, Scott, Shawhan, Karns, Mikesell, Oberlander, Dawson, Irelan, Sites, Armstrong, Coble, Wakeland, Mummert, and Brewer shared time with relatives from Champaign to Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Logansport.
Local residents from Pike Creek and Battle Ground spent time with relatives. Mr and Mrs Earl Dilling visited with Mrs Dilling’s parents Mr and Mrs George Kestle while Mr and Mrs James Stonebraker and Mr and Mrs Roland Wilson called on Mr and Mrs Charles Clark. Mrs Arthur Pierson and infant from Logansport were guests of Frank Pencebaker Jr. and wife Sunday night. Mrs Fred Gaumer and Mrs Howard Shafer visited Mrs Pearl Nicholas Thursday of last week. Miss Corabel Curtis returned home briefly over the weekend. Mrs Ita SeCailed a brief visit with Mr
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