Complaint Filed With State Association Over Delphi Flora Tournament Incident
Principal C A Smith of Delphi High School received a letter from Indiana High School Association secretary A L Trester indicating a formal complaint by Flora high school coach alleging unsportsmanlike conduct by Delphi officials and players during the sectional tournament on February 28 and March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smith
Delphi
A. L. Trester
Indiana High School Association
Hoosier State
Flora
Trester
Presbyterian Church
Refusa
Smith
Marshal Doxey Moore
William
Perigo
Mrs. Mary Whiteman Dies at 85 in Carroll County
Mrs. Mary Dawson Whiteman aged 85, widow of James P. Whiteman, longtime Madison township resident, died last Monday afternoon. Born in Democrat township she lived in Indiana nearly her entire life and raised a large family. She is survived by two daughters and four sons, with services at Mt. Olivet church at 2 p.m. followed by interment in Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dawson Whiteman
James P. Whiteman
Madison Township
Seaapolis
Oneington
John
Devon
J. L
Grover
White Fan
Mt. Olivet Church
Zion Cemetery
Legion Me ets Today Harness to Speak at Delphy
Bohannon Post of the American Legion hosts Ninth district Legionnaires this afternoon and tonight with flags displayed around the public square. A dinner in the Methodist church will precede a parade to the armory where State Commander Forest A Harness will speak. Harness, a Kokomo lawyer and former prosecutor, has risen in Legion ranks and helped finance and build a municipal nine hole golf course for the post.
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Bohannon
American Legion
Ninth District
Delphy
Kakhisi
Methodist Church
Armory
Forest A. Harness
Legion
Harness
Indiana
Department of the American Legion
Richmond
James DeArmond
Kokomo
Howard County
Fort Myer
319Th Infantry
Blue ‘Ridge
Piardy
St. Mihiel
Meuse Argonne Drive
American Bar Association
State Bar Association
The
Elks
Kokomo Kiwanis Club
James De-Armond
Acsound
Delphi Chamber Dinner Promises Historic Meeting
Local committees including the Chamber of Commerce and the Lions Club plan a Monday evening dinner at the Presbyterian church to discuss building a Deer Creek dam and a south side city park. Women and other groups back the drive, with tickets sold by several locals. attendance may shape the era in Delphi history.
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Delphi
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian
Fed Wheeler
CJ Amick
Roy’ Clauser
Buel Ulm
Easter Egg Hunt At Delphi High Sponsored By Sunshine Society
The Sunshine Society at Delphi High School organized an Easter egg hunt Friday. Miss Ma Davies sponsored the event and children were entertained. Billy Fraser found the most eggs.
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The
Sunshine Society of the
Note suit to hear in three days in $400 dispute
A suit involving about $400 between Rey Bowen Co. and Roy Vanscoy Cartwright, Wason & Carr representing the defendant on cross complaint, and Hanna & Hanna with Stanley Thorp for the plaintiff, has seven days...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Bowen. & Co
Roy Vanscoy
Cartwright
Wason & Carr
Cross
Hanna & Hanna and
Stanley Thorp
Seveee
Atten
Mrs James P. Wason Named State Officer
Mrs James P Wason was elected secretary of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association at the annual meeting in Richarde last week. Mrs Wason has long served as vice president and is now president of the Carroll County TB Society guiding local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wason
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Richardine
M. Lord of
Pythian Sisters Set Event With Colorful Display
Local members of the Pythian Sisters prepare for a Tuesday gathering. The committee asks that the fraternal order's colors red and blue yellow and white be prominently shown to greet Delaware guests and reflect superb hosting.
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Delphi
Jury Called to Hear Action in Pending Case
Plaintiffs and defendants prepare for a trial as jurors are summoned. Ages and details remain uncertain while witnesses are expected to testify. James O. Obear represents the plaintiffs and Gus A. Hall with Hanna & Hanna appear for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. O. Obear
Gus A. Hall
Hanna & Hanna
Walter Bowen Expected Trustee Candidate
Report on the streets says Walter Bowen of Democrat Township would file a petition with the board of election commissioners to have his name printed on the Republican ticket as a trustee candidate. No candidate for trustee is listed other than Bowen.
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Walter Bowen
Democrat Township
Board of Election Commissioners
Light voter interest predicted in upcoming election
Very little interest is expected in the approaching primary election. On the Democratic county ballot only one contest exists for commissioner from the third district with Jake Harness and John Shulthers opposing. Republican side has two candidates for county assessor Charles O. Plank and Cloyd Schneib. Township trustee races draw more attention with Deer Creek leading in numbers and four Republican hopefuls. Democratic trustees also field candidates in several townships, with a Peoples Party sticker noted in one unit but no opposition. Some townships show unopposed races for trustee or assessor, while two Democratic women are listed as trustees in Deer Creek and Washington. The full candidate list is certified by the election commission in The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Harness
John Shulthers
Charles O. Plank
Cloyd Schneib
Burlington
Carrollton
Jefferson
Jackson
Rock Creek
Washington
Adams
Clay
Miss Mildred Whiteman Improves At Indianapolis Hospital
Miss Mildred Whiteman deputy auditor of Carroll county is reported slightly improved after two weeks in Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. She had suffered severe vomiting but this has eased and her strength is beginning to return as her father Grover Whiteman and uncle County Auditor J L Whiteman visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred. Whiteman
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Miss Whiteman
Carroll County
Grover Whiteman
J. L Whiteman
Courtesy Week At New York Store Opens
Mrs. Agnes Wolters, a professional beauty specialist, is at the New York Store this week offering complimentary facials to patrons who call for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agnes Wolters
Drainage Commissioner Clyde Langston Recovering from Surgery
Clyde Langston of Burlington underwent an appendicitis operation at a Kokomo hospital last Thursday. He is reported to be recovering but cannot return to duties soon. Langston advertised a contract letting for the William F Barber ditch in Carroll and Howard counties to be opened next Saturday in the County Surveyor Charles Thompsons office.
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Clyde Langston
Burlington
Kokomo
Langston
William F. Barber
Carroll
Howard
Charles ‘Thompson
James @. Obear
Delphi
Grange to Meet With Ian Grange Guest
Ian Grange will meet next Friday and provide third degree work to a class of 14. The Deacon Grange of Cass county serves as master of ceremonies.
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Ian Grange
Deacon Grange
Cass County
Walnut Timber and Pioneer Days in Carroll County
WM. C. SMITH recalls settlers clearing land for crops and using walnut rails for fencing, with big trees felled and turned to rail lengths. Ida M. Jackson’s poem honors the walnut tree, while the piece laments loss of timber and notes land clearings sometimes harmed soil and future forests.
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Ida M. Jackson
Charles Buckley
City Council Briefly Meets. Water Works Tower and Fire Roofs Delayed
The Tuesday session lasted briefly with claims and instructions on water works tower painting boulevard lighting and garbage collection. A second reading on requiring fire resisting roofs for buildings was postponed. Wednesday saw a fire apparatus demo by a visiting company with a truck from St Louis to Culver. the mammoth vehicle cost 6750 and was bought by summer home owners near Lake Maxinkuckee.
Castis Chosen For Class Play At High School
Twelve seniors from the 1930 class are cast in the comedy Dulcy to be staged in the high school auditorium on April 30 and May 1. The living room设置 suburban home figures set the scene across three acts with dinner, after, and the following morning. Cast includes Dulcinga Popeynate Lee, Margaret Rice, Gordon Smith, John Roth, William Parker, John Maxwell, Roger Forbes, Owen Stewart, Helen Rasler, Angela Forbes, Evelyn Harrison, Van Dyck, Robert Schrader, Sterret, Gardner Martin, and Wm. Perigo.
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Dulcy
Dulcines
Dulcinga Popey
Nate Lee
Margaret
Rice Gordon Smith
John Roth
William Parker
Piamitinnani
John Maxwell C
Roger Forbes
Owen Stewart
Forbes
Helen
Rasler Angela Forbes
Evelyn Harrison
Ee Ee Scurler van Dyck
Robert Schrader
Abe “Sterret
Saarieins
Gardner Martin Wm. Perigo
Camden Sinks in Population in Census Report
Camden, one of Carroll county's four towns, shows a population drop over ten years. The 1920 census listed 597 residents, while the current count is 537, a decline of 60. Rossville posts a gain, Noblesville partial, Ward 1 down 18.
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Camden
Carroll County
W. A. Irwin
Rossville
Wesley A Sholty Dies at 52 on Roy Wingard Farm
Wesley Alexander Sholty aged 52 died Monday morning at his home on the Roy Wingard farm south of Delphi after several weeks of illness. Survived by his widow two sons Carl and two daughters. member of the Methodist church with Rev. O. P. Manker in charge. Burial in Sharon cemetery.
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Wesley Alexander , Sholty
Roy Wingard
Delphi
Carl
Eee
Methodist ‘Church
O. P. Manker
Sharon Cemetery
Treasurer Irvin Flora Reports Taxpaying Brisk
County treasurer Irvin Flora says his spring tax collection period is at its peak as liquidations average about $8 000 daily. He notes the pace matches last year at this point. Mrs Maxie Swickard and Mrs Ruth are mentioned in the item.
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Irvin Flora
Maxie ‘Swickard
Ruth
Ford coupe stolen from coach’s residence in city
The Ford coupe of Coach Paul Losutter was taken from in front of his residence after 10 30 PM Wednesday night and found missing early this morning in the city. County authorities are investigating.
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Paul Lostutter
Kane
Fire damages residence of Gambles on Franklin
Fire damages the residence of Robert Gambles on Franklin Street starting in the roof. East area crews responded to the blaze damaging the home and prompting an investigation into the cause.
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Gambles
Franklin
Biré
Robert. de Sfeenic
Representative Reed Visits Delphi Amid Flood Project Talks
Rep Frank Reed of the Eleventh Sinois district visited Delphi for an hour on Tuesday to gauge local sentiment on the flood water control project. The delegation planned to survey Wabash border cities from Evansville to Huntington, but data delays postponed further visits. Reed hinted politics influenced the postponement and noted fifty year bonds may fund the project once districts recover from financial stringency.
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Frank Reed
Sinois
Indiana
Wabash
Delphi
Reed
Lafayette
Logansport
B. B.mayhall
Evansville
Huntington
Fred S. Purnell
House of Representatives
Peru
Jesse Murden
William C. Smith
Junior Boys Minstrel Draws Local Audience
The Dramatic club of Buck presents a junior boys minstrel with cast including Dick Hosahow Eugene Hughes Charles Sheets Lynn Miller Albert Coghill Charles Caldwell Bobby Donaldson Jack Orr John Wason Walter Woodruff Edwin Hall Max Manker Junior Wilson Lewis Schock Charles Beale Robert Hughes Warren Messick John Dickerson Vernon Lewis Joe Messick Donald Kite with William Harper Smith as interriorator. Soloists include Max Manker Vernon Lewis Warren and Joe Messick. First in a series of community room church entertainments.
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Dramatic Club of
Buck
Grea
Dick ‘Hoshaw
Eugene Hughes
Charles Sheets
Lynn Miller
Albert Coghill
Charles Caldwell
Bobby Donaldson
Jack Orr
John Wason
Walter Woodruff
William C. Smith receives historic letters on pioneer Carroll County life
Mrs. Cora M. Lourey of Oakland California writes praising William C. Smith for Up the River of Time in The Citizen and promising more material on Delphi area pioneer life. She recalls her grandfather Sampson’s farm near Delphi and life along the Wabash river and canal.
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Cora M. Lourey
Oakland
Calif
William C. Smith
Citizen
Mr. Smith
Carroll County
Delphi
Lourey
Sampson
al McCain
Wabash
John Overley Dies at Home in Patton
John Overley, longtime Patton resident, died Saturday morning at 2 30 o clock at his home. He was found unconscious Thursday by a friend. He was 60 years old and never married. He is survived by two brothers, Earl and Charles, of Yeoman. The body lay in state Monday afternoon at his late home and burial was in Yeoman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Overly
Patton
Mr. Overly
Charles
Yeoman
Yeonian Cemetery
Local Families Welcome Newborns and Name Generations
The notice lists newborns and marriages including Mr and Mrs Pete Sprecher of Indianapolis welcoming a son. Former Miss Aftina Gardner of Delphi is identified as grandmother. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs CE James of Delphi with a son born on Thursday April 17 and Ruth Gurley as former name of Mrs James. An additional line references AnderIe Merrit Johnson.
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Pete Sprecher
Indianapolis
Sprecher
Aftina Gardner
Delphi
W.H. Gardner
City
C EE. James
James
Ruth Gurley
Anderie Merrit Johnson
Area
Johnson
Spman Family Obscured Note From Logansport
Fragmentary obituary notice from Logansport mentions Floyd L. Spman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spillmah aid, with unclear relation to Bickle. additional details unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. Spman
Logansport
Charles Spillmah
Bickle
Did
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Basket Ball Czar
Mary Whiteman
Sunshine Society
Welcome Legionaires
Tuberculosis Sociation
Pythian Sisters
Mildred Whiteman
Grange
WM. C. Smith
Historical Society
Oyset
Castis
Noblesville
Wesley Alexander Sholty
Lostutter
REP
Congress
By, Buck
John Overley
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