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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
3
Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 9:30 a m and morning worship at 10:30 a m Taxis club gathers at 6:00 p m with an evening service at 7:30 p m Rockfield Christian Church presents Orchestra at 9:15 Communion at 9:30 and preaching at 10:00 Bible School at 10:30 classes for all ages Lewis A Porter September Evening Service at 7:00 p m Marshall N Weaver Pastor
Cer Union and Harrison Streets invite the public to Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Herbert C Dotson pastor and Sherman Fife superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 a m Ply £ 82 at 6 50 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Cottage prayer Tuesday compleneae public invited to all services.
Pastor Howard G. Jenkins preaches on justification by faith and peace with God in morning worship. Sunday School at 9:30, children sermon We Can Do It If We Will. Evangelistic service at 4:30 with Sermon The Common Task if Church and Home. Rev Jenkins to address premiers at Presbyterian church next Monday evening.
Sunday worship begins at 9 30 with Sunday school and 2 30 afternoon service. Dr Cobb of the Indianapolis Bible Institute appears during the day and each afternoon for two weeks he shows Holy Land travelogues and travel lectures after 2 30 p m services inviting other churches to attend.
A cordial invitation to attend Bible class services inviting all who care to improve their knowledge of this wonderful book.
Rockfield Presbyterian Church hosts a special musical program at 7 30 PM featuring local singers and a guest pianist. The event invites community attendance and offers a varied selection of sacred and traditional pieces.
Burrows Presbyterian Church lists Sunday activities with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Includes junior and senior sermons and a vocal solo by Mrs Hu go.
Morning worship at 9 30 and evening service at 7 30 feature a special evening service themed The Good Shepherd. The young people's chorus will sing with solo parts by Rowene Keim Ruth Sanderson and Lois McCain. A quartet including Alta Mildred Kite Rowene Keim Margaret Keim Kathryn McCain will perform. Kathryn McCain and Rowene Keim duet. Young women and men have parts in chorus numbers. All welcome.
The service outlines the probation after death theme with Biblical and Christian Science citations. It notes Frank Lybrook of Tiltsburg as a patient at St Elizabeth hospital and that Mr. Earl Johnson and wife will move to the Charles Stewart property on East Franklin street. Booster 2 30 P M Saturday.
The Bringhurst Greyhounds will field seventeen men for the Wabash Valley League opener on April 29. Key players include pitchers Lefty Heaton George Heaton and Ralph Thompson. Eddie Connor Platt handles catching duties with Zeb Terry at first C Lucas at second shortstop by W Hinkle or J Flora and third base R Beighler. Outfield options include J Lampher son or H Shepard in left J McFatridge or C Lamberson in center and R Dunson or B Primmer in right.
The Camden high school's Sunshine society elects officers for the coming year: President Rosemary Snoeberger, Vice President Helen Raber, Corresponding Secretary Mary Jane Witter, Recording Secretary Anna Case, Treasurer Margaret Britton, Reporter Madge Snipes, Scrapbook Chairman Alice Teel.
Wabash Railway Company announces its annual stockholders meeting in Fort Wayne Indiana on May 21 1934 at 10 a m Central Time. Directors will be elected and reports approved along with other business. Stock books close April 21 and reopen May 22.
The Citizen reports a local resident has declared his run for Carroll County Assessor subject to the Democratic primary on May 8 1934. He seeks the office amid county fiscal concerns and pledged reforms.
James P. Wason has authorized The Citizen to announce his candidacy for Judge of the 74th Judicial Circuit. The statement signals his campaign launch and intent to seek the judicial post.
Lewis Shortridge announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Deer Creek township. He will compete in the Democratic primary election scheduled for May S.
Jean Beck authorizes the Citizen to announce his candidacy for Trustee of Burlington Township subject to the Democratic primary on May 8 1934.
The Citizen reports Fred Hershberger authorizes announcement as a Democratic primary candidate for Trustee of Adams Township subject to the May 8, 1934 primary election.
Charles N Mann has authorized The Citizen to announce his candidacy for Trustee of Democrat township, subject to the Democratic primary election May 8, 1934.
Ruth Whiteman and Margaret Afflis announce candidacies for Carroll County Auditor and Deer Creek township Trustee in the Democratic primary on May 8, 1934. Gus A. Hall announces his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney for the 74th Judicial Circuit in the May 1934 primary.
Joseph W. Snyder announces candidacy for Burlington town trustee in the upcoming May 8 1934 election. He emphasizes local service and community development as his platform.
Charles M. Harvey announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Carroll County subject to the Democratic primary on May 8. The move positions him to contend for the party nomination ahead of the election.
Alvin D. Whetzel authorizes candidacy for Auditor of Carroll County within the Democratic primary on May 8, 1934. The filing signals his intent to seek the county post amid the party contest.
Irvin Humes authorizes Citi zen to announce his candidacy for Trustee of Democrat township. The filing signals a formal bid and local party backing, with campaign aims to advance township governance and public services.
Harley A. Mummert has authorized The Citizen to announce his bid for Carroll County Auditor subject to the Democratic primary.
BERT CLIFTON has authorized the Citizen to announce his candidacy for a public office, signaling his intent to enter the race. The declaration follows local coverage outlining Clifton's political platform and prior service.
Burlington township resident Lavon Sparky Carey has authorized candidacy in the Republican primary election. The filing signals the county party committee will consider Carey as a candidate in the upcoming primary season.
Delbert Gunder has authorized his candidacy for the office of Surveyor in Carroll County. The filing confirms his intent to run and seek votes from local residents seeking the county’s surveying leadership.
J W Smith acts as authorizing official for the Citizen Trustee of Rock Creek township subdistrict. The notice outlines designation of a local civic authority and confirms duties, scope, and effective date for governance.
Wade Farr has authorized The Auditor of Carroll County for duties in the Democratic primary election to be held May 8, 1934.
John H Hamling announces candidacy for judge of the 74th Judicial Circuit as a Democratic candidate. He seeks party support and public backing in the upcoming election.
Jesse McCarty has authorized The Citizen to announce his candidacy. Local news confirms his bid for public office with support from community groups and campaign volunteers.
Earl Primmer authorizes The Citizen to announce his candidacy for Trustee of Democrat Two, pending the Democratic primary.
Earl Stewart has been authorized to serve as trustee for Rock Creek township, formal designation indicating his role within the township government and its administration.
John L. Hanna has been authorized for the position of judge in the seventh judicial circuit. The appointment follows official action approving his candidacy and confirms his role within the circuit court system.
Charles E. Schnepp announces a Democratic candidacy for Carroll County Assessor. He seeks the party nomination and standard election process steps to win the post.
BERT MILLION has authorized the trustee of Jefferson township under the Republican primary framework. The move signals support within the party for the township leadership race and outlines alignment with GOP guidelines for the upcoming primary election.
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