Receivership Postponed as Carroll County Bank Seeks Reopen
The Carroll County Loan and Trust Co. receivership is extended to August 31 as directors depositors and officials back a plan to reopen. Stockholders will contribute 25 000 and depositors 25 of their balances into a holding fund to cover bad notes while 75 of deposits stay in accounts. A committee will consult with the Indiana state banking department to finalize terms and resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroll County Loan & Trust Co
H. B. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Yanus Wells
Harry E. Reed
William Ashba
State Banking Department
Indianapolis
E. E. Pruitt
Pruitt
Headrick Love May Wedding Announced
The marriage of Miss Cathryn Headrick and John Love was announced publicly. Miss Headrick, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Headrick of Indianapolis, is a Butler College graduate and former teacher. Mr. Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Love of this city, is a Delphi High School and Butler College alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Headrick
John Love
Local Marriage Licenses Include Delphi and Flora Residents
Henry L. Carter a barber of Delphi marries B Elizabeth Eisenhart of Flora. Charles J Randle a Delphi laborer weds Ethel Marie Benefiel of Delphi. Andy G Rieken a Monticello mechanic weds Ruby C Leslie of Wesley D Zinn farmer Bringhurst weds Myrtle L Clingenpeel of Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Carter
Delphi
Elizabeth Eisenhart
Flora
Charles J. Randle
Ethel Marie Benefiel
Andy G. Rieken
Monticello
Ruby C. Leslie
Wesley D. Zinn Farmer
Bringhurst
Myrtle L. Clingenpeel
New Suits Pile Up In Two Court Actions
Ephram W. Hendrix sues Kenneth Galbreth for possession and damages with Pollard Cartwright Wason as attorneys for the plaintiff. Independent Roofing and Supply Co. sues William Root and others for foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephram W. Hendrix
Kenneth Galbreth
Pollard, Cartwright & Wason
Independent Roofing & Supply Co
William Root
Smith Acceptance To Be Broadcast
Governor Alfred Smith acceptance speech will be broadcast next Wednesday evening August 22 at 7 30 Eastern daylight saving time or 5 30 Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Smith
Death of George W. Julien chronicled in Carroll County history
An obituary sketch recounts the life of George W. Julien, a Delphi lawyer born January 26, 1855, who died August 9 after two weeks with heart trouble. He taught school, studied law, and partnered with William C. Smith and later L. D. Boyd. Survived by his widow Mary E. Morrow, son Don, sister Mrs. Arthur C. Gros, brother Taylor E. Julien, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
George W. Julien
Julien
Carroll County
Boyd
Monroe Township
Daniel
Hannah (Abernathy) Julien
Zion
White County
Delphi High School
Asbury
DePauw) University
Flora
Delphi
John H. Gould
Cincinnati Law School
Canada
L. D. Boyd
William C. Smith
Bainbridge
Ross County
Ohio
Mary E. Morrow
Coridon Morrow
Don
New York City
Arthur C. Gros
Taylor E. Julien
New Mexico
Joan
George Julien
Grand Lodge of the Domain of
Indiana
Masonry
Delphi Commandery
No. 40
Knights Templar
Phi Gamma Delta
Carroll County Bar Association
Delphi Bar
Smith
Sib
Farmers to Discuss Tax Matters in Delphi Meeting
Carroll County Farm Bureau members will meet in Delphi on Thursday August 30 to discuss tax issues. Isaac L Wimmer of the State Taxpayers Association will attend. he notes that local taxes are rising and counties in his district spend about 79 cents of every dollar on schools and roads, with Carroll and Benton at 84 cents. Residents expect a lively turnout of farmers and taxpayers from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Delphi
Isaac L. Wimmer
State Taxpayers Association
Carroll
Wimmer
Benton
Perry Rule
Madison Township
General Assembly
Edna Yeager
Washington Township
Rule
Springfield hosts visiting flower show volunteers
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Knudson of Springfield Illinois visited Judge and Mrs. James P. Wason Tuesday night en route to Toledo Ohio for the national flower show. Mrs. Knudson is a renowned gladiola grower who recently won 22 prizes at the Illinois state show and will compete again in Toledo for ribbons and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Knudson
Springfield
Ill
James P. Wason
Toledo
Ohio
Sidenbender Takes Foreman Post at Long Cliff Hospital
Henry Sidenbender of Clymers and former Delphi resident secures foreman over carpenter and contract work at Long Cliff Hospital in Logansport with a salary increase. He begins duties soon as an experienced carpenter and contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sidenbender
Clymers
Delphi
Carroll County
Long Cliff
Logansport
William McCord Dies. Funeral Planned in Delphi
William McCord died Thursday at Central hospital in Indianapolis. His remains were brought to Delphi to Blythe funeral home for a 2:00 PM service. He is survived by his widow and five children Ernest Lester Thelma Blaine Emma Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCord
Central Hospital
Indianapolis
Delphi
Blythe Funeral Home
Ernest
Lester
Thelma Blaine
Emma Jones
Seymore
Quiet Wedding Joins John Thompson With Net Passon
A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday at 8 o'clock when John Thompson married Net Passon of Springboro at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hoshaw. Justice Charles Wilkinson officiated. The groom, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Thompson of Delphi, is employed by the George C. Loy Ruffing Co. The couple will reside north of Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Nettie Passon
Springboro
Charles Wilkinson
Harve Hoshaw
Cloyd Thompson
Delphi
Apples Prospects Highlight Burlington Grower
John Harness of Burlington area owns a large apple orchard and was in Delphi yesterday greeting friends. He said the late crop outlook is excellent and estimated about 7,000 bushels will be picked from his trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harness
Burlington
Delphi
Hinkle Buys Ensinger Stock After Garage Receivership
Charles W. Hinkle of Bringhurst bought the Ray Ensinger garage accessory and tool stock on Tuesday and will move it to his own Bringhurst business. Ensinger's shop recently closed under receivership proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensinger
Charles W. Hinkle
Bringhurst
Ray Ensinger
Esinger
Barn Fire Destroys Gay Farm Near Delphi
A large barn on the Charles and Milt Gay farm six miles west of Delphi near Springboro burned at 7 PM Monday. It held over 1500 bushels of newly threshed wheat, a full hay mow, and farm machinery. One horse died in the blaze. Losses run to thousands, partly insured. Fire likely started by spontaneous combustion in the hay, with only a tractor and some tools saved from a lean-to shed. Neighbors aided after the threshing crew was disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and Milt Gay
Delphi
Springboro
James Heilman
Horse’s Tail Tear by Threshers Wounds Animal
A horse on the Charles and Milt Gay farm west of town was injured when a frightened team stampeded into the threshing belt. Hair was ripped away and about eight inches of bone torn from the tail. The incident occurred the night after a barn fire on the same farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Milt Gay
James Heilman
Frantic search for missing 4 year old ends in relief
In Mortonsville the 4-year-old daughter of Mrs. Charles Cripe vanished while playing outside. A fruitless search by the mother and friends led City Marshal Doxey Moore to join. Reports of a tramp and a mysterious man with a Maxwell were heard, but the child was later found asleep under a neighbor's bed, unaware of the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortonsville
Charles Cripe
Doxey Moore
Maxwell
O Connor & Sons win bid for Peru to Wa bash road
J C O Connor and Sons of Fort Wayne and Delphi won a contract to construct a paved road between Peru and Wabash for 246 978 72 dollars. The nine and a half mile route will remove many curves. O Connor attended bid opening in Indianapolis and says work preparations are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. O'Connor & Sons
Fort Wayne
Delphi
Peru
Wabash
J. C. O’connor
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Mrs H E Sharrer Dies at Hammond
T R Ryan received a telegram Tuesday evening announcing the death of Mrs H E Sharrer wife of Dr Sharrer a well known local. Funeral services will be held at their Hammond residence at 3 o clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ryan
H. E. Sharrer
Dr. Sharrer
Hammond
Idaville Residence Burns While Family Is Away
The country home of Milton Shafer three miles west of Idaville was destroyed by fire Saturday with the Shafer family away. The origin of the blaze is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Shafer
Idaville
Aeroplane Trip to Indianapolis Reported
Ben Been and Carl Biedemeister made an aeroplane business trip to Indianapolis with a stop at Flora. The return flight took about forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ben Been
Carl Biedemeister
Deanery
Flora
Picnic Amid Noise At Dea Cenised Cottage
Community members attend a midday picnic at a local cottage with cake dishes provided. The note emphasizes quality and service as priorities, inviting all to join the event at Pearson’s Home Market. Phone contact listed as 162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Soldiers in Camp Enjoying Life at Camp Knox
A report from Camp Knox Kentucky dated August 15 describes Co F soldiers of the regiment enjoying camp life. The unit's morale is high with light training and frequent wholesome entertainment organized by the chaplain. Boxing bouts and a one act show entertainers include Private Blake and Campbell. a message praising camp cleanliness and morals notes no liquor on site. A divisional review on Friday will attract visitors from Delphi and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F
Nick” Wason
Kentucky
Chicago
Blake
Campbell
Indiana
Camp
Knox
Camp Knox
Delphi
Lieut
L. D. Hoshaw
Dr William N Wirt Dies in Rockville at 75
Dr William N Wirt aged 75 died last week at his Rockville home after a prolonged illness from paralytic strokes. He was reared in Delphi and spent his youth near the city. A dentist by profession he retired five years ago and traveled Europe with his wife. He was a Presbyterian and a past master of Parke Lodge No 8 F and A M. He leaves a daughter Jeannes and a brother Dr John Wirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Wirt
Delphi
Rockville
Wirt
Dr. Wirt
John H. Wirt
Charles
John
Harry
Frank
Jennie Jordan
Presbyterian Church
Parke Lodge
National Geographic
Jeannes
John W Fort
Picnic Supper Planned at Country Club Tomorrow Evening
A pit holding event at the Country Club hosts a picnic supper at 6 30 tomorrow evening chaired by Ralph E. Hanna. Assistants named include Mr and Mrs Ing Jr Mr and Mrs T Ives Mr and Mrs Leo Bowen Robinson Miss Marty Louise Gerard and Miss Jean Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Ralph E. Hanna
Bn Committee
Ing, Jr
T. Ives
Leo . Bowen Robinson
Marty Louise Gerard
Jean Wilson
Appointment of D Administrator in Estate of Deceased
Hanna and Hanna represent the administrator appointed in the estate of the late seeker. The filing records designate the D Administrator as trustee and legal representative for asset management and court compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Een
Hanna & Hanna
Wreck on State Road 39 Near Yeoman Involves Guire
A Pontiac sport coupe carrying Mr and Mrs Edwin Guire and an Oakland sedan with Paul Korby and four others collided on State Road 39 west of Yeoman last Sunday about 8 30 pm. Korby suffered facial cuts. the Guires escaped injury. The crash sent the Delphi driver into a ditch and into a fence post and phone pole. Both cars were damaged and towed to Yeoman garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Guire
Oakland
Paul Korby
Korby
McGuire
State Road 39
Yeoman
William Felthoff Arrested for Liquor Law Violation
The Radnor home of William Felthoff was raided Saturday evening by Sheriff Riley Sink Marshal Doxey Moore and William Powell. Felthoff appeared for a hearing Tuesday afternoon before Justice of the Peace C L Wilkinson on a charge of possessing home brew. His lawyers Hanna & Hanna and Pollard Cartwright & Wason requested a continuance to September 3. Bail was set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Felthoff
Radnor
Riley Sink
Doxey Moore
William Powell
Felthoff
Justice of the Peace
C. L. Wilkinson
Hanna & Hanna and
Pollard, Cartwright & Wason
Bon
Taxpayers in Carroll County Offered Court Day for Rehearings
Taxpayers aggrieved by actions of the Carroll County board of review or the state tax board may seek a rehearing by filing a complaint with County Auditor J. L. Whiteman before October 1. Blank forms available at his office upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
County Board of Review
State Tax Board
J. L. Whiteman
Mail clerk job change noted for Delphi teacher
Merton Baird, formerly a seventh grade teacher in Delphi, has left that post to become a railway mail clerk between Pittsburgh and St Louis with headquarters in Indianapolis. He was visiting home in Indiana over Sunday with his wife and Os car Baird of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Baird
Indianapolis
Oscar Baird
Pittsburg
Baird
Delphi
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Kingan & Co Acquire Miami Produce Co Holdings
Kingan and Co of Indianapolis bought the Miami Produce Company including its interests in this city Peru Kokomo Huntington and Rochester. The cash consideration exceeds 250000 dollars. No changes to local management have been disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Indianapolis
Miami Produce, Company
Peru
Kokomo
Huntington
Rochester
Desperate moves hailed as offsetting rising citizen paper
A Car roll County publisher cuts subscription prices while a rival uses smear tactics to belittle its standing in a bid to combat The tizen growth. The maneuver signals strained competition and unsettled market confidence in local news outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Anhor
Golf Match Postponed After Funeral Services
The Delphi Wolcott golf game scheduled for last Sunday at Wolcott course was postponed due to the funeral for George W. Julien. West Lafayette will visit Delphi next Sunday for a rescheduled contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Wolcott
George W. Julien
West Lafayette
Horseshoe Tourney Set By Kokomo Carroll County Teams
Kokomo will meet Carroll County pitchers at the Florancy next Sunday for a horseshoe tournament. Some good games are in prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Carroll County
Florancy
Mary W Julien Named Executrix of Julien Estate
Named executrix Mary W Julien named to administer the estate of her late husband George W Julien. Bond set at 80000 dollars. L D Boyd, partner of Mr Julien, serves as attorney for the executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Julien
L. D. Boyd
Mr. Julien
Executrix
Old Settlers Day Observed in Carroll County Gatherings
Carroll County held its seventy second Old Settlers Day gathering with a park picnic, community singing, and speeches. Local leaders including J W Zier Thomas and George W Julien paid tributes as Delph i Carroll County residents recalled past industries and fair days. Fred Purnell attended as a guest of B Mayhill, and Reed C Schermerhorn was elected president for the next year with plans to appoint a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Blythe & Sons
Fr Landis
Logansport
J. W.zier Thomas
Kiam H. Bradshaw
Little Lois
Roll County
Landis
Delphi
George W. Julien
Ch. Lanais
Phi
Indiana
Tors
Wishops
Fred Purnell
B. Mayhill
Weekly Journal
Coneu
Thomas
Li Aileen Jackson
Brown-Garrison
Reed C. Schermerhorn
Clinton County Democrats Plan Big Picnic Tour
Grover Garrett and Clence Norris invite Carroll County Democrats to ride a 9 am caravan from Kirkland to Frankfort for a Democratic picnic on Aug 30. Dinners will honor Frank Dailey for governor and Alice Stump for U S Senate with other state candidates speaking. State Chairman Earl Peters presides as organizers extend invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Garrett
Wizman
Clinton County
Clence Norris
Kirkland
Dehi
Carroll County
Frankfort
Couty
Frank ©. Dailey
Alice Stump
United Stat
Earl Peters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catherine Headrick
State Tax Association
Long Cliff Hospital
Thompson-Passon
Gay
Gay Brothers
J. C. Oconnor & Sons
Loyal Hoshaw
J. P. Court
U. S
Pennsylvania Road
BUY Miami Produce CO
Ent County
Reourt House
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