Old Age Relief To Be Ready Early In May
Wayne Coy, director of the state welfare program, said the new old age pension system will be ready in May with about 40 000 recipients. Each pensioner will get a new signed form and return it within 30 days or payments stop. The maximum pension under the new law is 30 dollars per month and payments depend on individual need. County departments must avoid fixed amounts for all recipients and assess each case individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Public Welfare
Wayne Coy
Indianapolis
Coy
Welfare Department
Cow
Csy
Delphi Repeats As Oratorical Champion In RMD Contest
Delphi wins four of five events at the annual R M D Oratorical and Musical contest held at Monticello high school. Dick Been wins first in oratory with Thurman Dewitt of Monticello runner up. Other winners include Marjorie Scales Delphi for readings and Sophia Frost Monticello for violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
R. M.D
Rensselaer
Monticello
Thurman Dewitt
Marjorie Scales
Sarah Jane Stagg
Sophia Frost
Katherine McCain
Charles Thompson
Nan Thomson
Cozette Stephens Rites Set For Friday
Mrs Cozette Stephens 50 died at home in Washington township after a brief pneumonia illness. She native of Carroll county and member of Delphi Presbyterian church. Surviving husband Frank mother Mrs Florence Fife of Camden area three brothers and three step children. Funeral 1 30 p m Friday Deer Creek Lutheran church and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozette Stephens
Washington Township
Carroll County
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Frank
Florence. Fife
West of
Camden
Orville
Loren
Elmer Fife
Deer Creek
Three Fires Damage Property In Delphi
Fires damaged homes and railway structures in Delphi. The Charles Larimore residence on Union Street burned Friday morning, with the Larimore family newly moved from the flooded area suffering losses. Earlier, a fire at Alan Trussler’s house near the school occurred at 7:30 Monday, causing minor damage. On Sunday, a blaze under the Monon railroad bridge along the Wabash river ignited under the bridge, burning ties on the track until chemicals and replacements halted the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Larimore
Union Street
Wabash River
Mothers Day Candy 25e to $2 Per Box
Margowski's Drug Store advertises Mothers Day candy priced from 25 cents to 2 dollars per box. The promotion notes a range of confections likely for gifting and seasonal shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margowski
Edward Wingard joins Denk store as new shoe clerk
Edward Wingard, previously manager of the shoe department at the New York Store in Delphi, is employed by A. J. Denk in the new south side square shoe shop. He is described as well trained and experienced in fitting shoes and his former customers can expect courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wingard
New York
Delphi
A. J. Denk
Wingard
County Softball Teams Readying for Seasonal Battles
County teams test hitting eye as plans advance for a busy outdoor season. Delphi league to be run similarly to last year with six teams likely. Lights and bleachers planned, with games to begin in late May after preliminary Flora play. Camden and Rockfield set May renewals. diamonds work starts next week. A county league is planned with weekly games among teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Flora
Camden
Rockfield
Crosby Hotel Five Holds Bowling Lead in Delphi League
Crosby Hotel leads the Delphi bowling league with three straight wins over the Journal five. Market sits second with three losses in twelve games as Indiana Service and Nat Guards trail. Earl Dow set the league high with 194 points in a single game. next week features six matches across Delphi venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Hotel
Delphi
Journal Five
National Guards
Sgumiais
Delphi Market
Nat
Ind
Delphi Journal
Crosby
Izaak Walton League Plans Annual Banquet With Speaker
The Izaak Walton League will hold its annual banquet and public meeting Friday evening at 6 30 at the Methodist church. Bill Collins, noted conservation lecturer, will be the speaker presenting motion pictures of wildlife to entertain and educate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Bill Collins
Methodist Church
League
Collins
Mother's Day Program Committees Announced
Ruby Lines president of the A. W. R. Guild announces committees for the Mother's Day program at the Presbyterian church. The program includes Laurene Coh ee as chair, with Betty Dyer Mary Smock and Helen Sieber on the program committee. Decorations list Jean Ferrier chair Mary Carter Ruby Lines Lucile Cohee. Refreshments led by Helen Orr with Frances Amick Shirley Liebert Wilma DeWitt. Play preparation by Mary Alice Cripe Hope Robbins Mary Cohee. Favor committee Thelma Quinn Claudia Pugh Emma Mae Copeland. A feature will be a play What's the Matter With Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lines
A. W. R. Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Laurene
Coh’ee
Betty Dyer
Mary Smock
Helen Sieber
Jean Ferrier
Mary Carter
Lucile Cohee
Helen Orr
Frances Amick
Shirley Liebert
Wilma DeWitt
Mary Alice Cripe
Hope Robbins
Mary Cohee
Mrs Hamling Hosts Igo Ugo Club Evening
Mrs John Hamling Jr entertained the Igo Ugo club last Thursday evening. She plans to entertain another group of friends this Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamling, Jr
Sheriff Derby in Rock Creek Area Prominent Candidates
The article previews the 1930 Democratic sheriff primary in Carroll County. Charles M. Harvey of Rock Creek seeks the nomination and touts local ties in Rock Creek and Adams townships. Arthur J. Anderson, deputy and sheriff, highlights his record, integrity, and fairness to win a second term. Delphi restaurateur Arthur Rider campaigns for the nomination praising faithfulness and countywide service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Harvey
Be Harvey
Rock Creek
Adams Townships
Harvey
County Vocational Survey Underway in Carroll County
Five field workers Pat Riefert Ed Phillips George Carrier Jess Mullin and Mrs Maude Woodley were appointed to conduct a WPA supervised vocational survey in Carroll County where ten percent of residents will be interviewed on the local educational system. The findings will guide possible curriculum changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Riefert
Ed Phillips
George Carrier
Jess Mullin
Maude Woodley
WPA
Carroll County
Robot operetta to be presented by Delphi High School
The Delphi high school music department stage the operetta Robot on Thursday night May 14 in the school gym. Gladys E. Newhard wrote the book and lyrics with Karl C. Kraft composing the score. Vocal leads include Kenneth Biccis Jack grr Charles Thompson Nan Thompson Mary Alice Cripe Helen Hunter Charles Sheets and Orpha Heiland. C A Smith coaches the dramatic action and Miss Georgianna Keinly directs the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi High School
Gladys E. Newhard
Karl C. Kraft
Frankfort
Ranch of Fortune
Mr. Kraft
Kenneth Biccis
Jack Grr
Charles Thompson
Nan Thomson
Mary Alice Cripe
Helen Hunter
Charles Sheets
Orpha Heiland
C. A. Smith
Georgianna Keinly
John Cornell Enters Democratic Bid for Treasurer
John Cornell a Washington Township Ford dealer at Deer Creek launches his first political campaign this spring seeking the Democratic nomination for treasurer. He has long been a party worker, and belongs to the Presbyterian church I O O F and Masonic lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornell
Washington Township
Cornell
Ford
Deer Creek
Presbyterian Church
Lois Snoeberger and Dwight Jones wed at English Lutheran
Lois Ruth Snoeberger daughter of Roy E. and Mrs Snoeberger of near Rockfield married Dwight M. Jones son of Charles Jones of Rockfield at the English Lutheran church in Logansport on Tuesday. Rev Ralph D Wheadon officiated the single ring ceremony. A wedding dinner will honor the couple Sunday at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ruth Snoeberger
Roy E. Snoeberger
Near Rockfield
Dwight M. Jones
Charles Jones
Rockfield
English Lutheran Church
Logansport
Rockfield High School
Ralph D. Wheadon
Harris Seeks County Sheriff Nomination in 1932 Primary
Lawrence G. Harris of Delphi runs as a Democratic candidate for county sheriff. With 33 years in business and 24 in Delphi, he currently manages L. G. Harris Produce Co. He cites a solid business record and asks voters to consider his faithful duty in office if elected. Harris placed third in the 1932 sheriff primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence G. Harris
Delphi
Harris
Harold Coble and Marion Platt wed in Florida
Harold Coble son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Coble of Delphi and Miss Marion Platt of Bridgeport Conn. were married Saturday evening at Ft. Lauderdale Fla. Best man was Paul Rees and maid of honor Miss Helen Coble. Bridesmaids included Ruth Coble and Naomi Shiver with escorts S. A. Parrish and Marion Walton. The Cobles will reside in Delphi in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coble
Raymond Coble
Delphi
Marion Platt
Bridgeport
Pompano
Coble
Grain thief leaves corn and bad check as trail markers
Oliver Bush of near Logansport was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge after 80 bushels of corn were stolen from Goldie Sink’s farm in Cass county and sold at the Kerlin elevator in Delphi. Bush confessed Sunday night and had spent prior time for grain theft. A $22.50 check given at the Berlin elevator was cashed by Lawrence Margowski and Bush had disposed of the money before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bush
Logansport
Pau Minneman
Loren Ayres
Goldie Sink
Cass County
Kerlin
Delphi
Ayres
Bush
Berlin
Lawrence Margowski
Farmer Bert Goslee Dies at 57 in Lafayette
Bert Goslee a well known Jefferson township farmer aged 57 died Wednesday afternoon at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette He is survived by his wife Alta and sister Mrs Moore Maxwell The body will be moved from Grimm and Sons funeral home to the family home at Yeoman Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 pm from the family home with Rev Hornick officiating Burial in Yeoman cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Goslee
Jefferson Township
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Alta
Moore Maxwell
Grimm and Sons Funeral
Yeoman
Hornick
Clint Wagoner Seeks Spot On Fall Ballot
Clint Wagoner Democratic candidate for treasurer seeks a place on the November ballot. Born in Carrollton township and life long county resident, he is active in civic life and belongs to church and to Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges. His daughters Helen Agnes and Josephine Wit ham live in Indianapolis. his son Marshall is popular with youth. If chosen by primary voters he pledges a thorough campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Wagoner
Carrollton Township
Mr. Wagoner
Deer Creek Township
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Masonic Lodges
Helen
Agnes
Josephine Witham
Indianapolis
Marshall
Wagoner
Haun Rites Held At Rossville For Mrs Ethel Haun
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel G Haun were held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 at the Rossville M E church. She died at the family home in Indianapolis Sunday and is buried in Rossville. Surviving are husband J Pratt Haun a son Gentry two sisters Mrs Ida Crouse and Mrs Emma Smith of Rossville and Mrs Josie Kreisher of Kirklin and brother George Mitten of Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville M. E
Ethel G. Haun
Indianapolis
Rossville
Haun
Burlington
J. Pratt Haun
Gentry
Ida Crouse
Emma Smith
Josie Kreisher
Kirklin
George Mitten
Frankfort
Second Round Set For Table Tennis Meet At Recreation Hall
The second round of the table tennis tournament will be played tonight at 7 30 at the recreation hall above Bradshaw's garage. John Stocky Smith, 14, won the first playoff Tuesday night. All interested players are urged to report tonight and enter the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw
John
Stocky) Smith
Recreation Hall
Spotlight on Sheriff Race as Primary Near
Interest grows as the upcoming primary narrows field for the November sheriff contest to five Republicans and four Democrats. Incumbent Arthur Anderson faces support from Arthur Rider Charles Harvey and L G Harris while Republicans choose among Larry Boone Harry Cree James Grandstaff Sam Richardson and Orvel Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Anderson
Sheriff
Arthur Rider
Charles Harvey
L. G. Harris
Larry Boone
Harry Cree
James Grandstaff
Sam Richardson
Galveston
Mayhill
W. A. Hoffenbacher
William Roth
Russell Harter
Wilbur Lane
Dynamite Attack Targets Willard Bowen Home
In February Willard Bowen of Cutler survived two rocks and two sticks of dynamite thrown at his front porch. A note urged him to dismiss his housekeeper Miss Mary Clem. William Koup, about 60, was arrested later that morning and jailed in Delphi. No motive found, neighbors recall a prior warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Bowen
Cutler
Bowman
Mary Clem
Bowen
Davenport
William Koup
Arthur Anderson
Delphi
Koup
Bowen Porth
Clem
Last Day to Pay Spring Taxes in Carroll County
County Treasurer Robert Johnson warns May 4 is the deadline for the spring tax installment. Taxes unpaid by then incur an 8 percent penalty. Local social notes mention a Tri Kappa bridge party in Monticello and the Carroll County undertakers' annual banquet at the Crosby hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnson
Fred Martin
George Beamer
Fred Squires
Mary Margowski
Monticello
Undertakers
Carroll County
Crosby Hotel
Primary Election Boards Named for Both Parties
Democratic county officials list includes Adams Township and multiple precincts with judges clerks and sheriffs. The county election board finished ballot inspection and is sealing ballots for distribution to precincts ahead of Tuesday's primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvel Schock
Jess Clawson
County Election Board
Lewis Temple Rites Held in Lockport Today
Lewis D. Temple 79 died at his Lockport home from uremic poisoning after a three day illness. Born in Butler County Ohio in 1857, he moved to Indiana in 1864 and lived in Lockport 72 years, running a grocery. Survived by wife, two daughters, an adopted daughter, a son, a sister, and seven grandchildren. Funeral 2:00 p.m. at home with Rev. Hugo officiating. burial Cedarville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis D. Temple
Lockport
Mr. Temple
Butler County
Ohio
Indiana
Tempe
Paul Miller
Valparaiso
Laura
Alany
Gertrude Skelton
Vista
Cal
John Temple
Idaville
Joseph B. Magée
Grifuni and Son Funeral
Hugo
Cedarville Cemetery
St Josephs May Festival At City Catholic Center
The May Festival of St Josephs Catholic church runs tonight Friday and Saturday at the Catholic community center. A wide range of booths prizes and games will provide entertainment. George Vianco serves as general chairman with Byram Crosby as publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Catholic Community Center
George Vianco
Byram Crosby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Been
Oratory
Denk
Thelma Quinn
Claudia Pugh
Emma Mae Copeland
Sheriff Derby
Arthur J. Anderson
Albert G. Clifton
Board of Commissioners
Anderson
Tne
Rider
Charles .M. Harvey
Lois Snoeberger
Dwight Jones
Adams Township
Frank Wallace
Albert Shaffer
Ray Harvey
Burlington Township
Jean Beck
E. F. Naylor
Eugene Lauchner
J. H. Carter
Floyd Bronson
Robert Catron
James Ridenour
Emerson Wagoner
Roy J. Cripe
Russell Gish
Frank Brown
Otto Long
Gerald Johns
Clayton
John Beard
Alvin Clauser
Virgie Burge
Lawrence Metzger
Harold Fry
Richard Medley
Walter ‘Ayres
Ronald Wilson
John R. Ramey
Charley Haslet
Hattie Spivey
Albert ‘Myers
George ‘Beale
Jessie Ashba
John Schlang
Harry Baum
Helen Gibbons
William Heflong
James Delong
Betty Wilson
Harry Wingard
Democrat Township
Irvin Humes
John F. Pitzer
Robert F. Patty
Gerald E. Smith
G. G. Squires
Doyle Peters
John Jacobs
Jackson Township
Archie Hughes
Carl Jones
John Goldsmith
Carl Raber
Harvey Furnish
Dan Berkshire
Luzerne Isaac
Clyde Crowel
Charlie Ballard
Bert Allison
Charles E. Crooks
Matthew Jackson
John L. Kennard
L. D. Viney
Lewis
ST Joseph’s
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