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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
7
The Flora Community Park hosts the Annual Farm Bureau picnic Friday with girls and boys competing in sack races and other games. The girls start at 9 30 a.m. and will participate in several events.
Taxpayers of Clay township Carroll County Indiana are notified that on September 4 1934 local officers at their regular meeting place will consider the budget including the total Tuition Fund and Poor Fund Tuition Fund.
Notice to taxpayers outlines the budget classification for Deer Creek Township Carroll County Indiana. Public documents list salaries, office rent, clerk hire, supplies, justice of peace, advisory board pay, record examinations, miscellaneous items, cemetery and legal costs, and library tax reimbursement totaling 2600.00. Affected amounts include Trustee salary 3813.13 and library tax reimbursement 750.41.
Local residents and visitors are noted: Dick Hoshaw heads to the Chicago fair with Loyal Hoshaw. Miss Mary Ann Hyman undergoes tonsil surgery in Indianapolis. Walter Grimm visits from Winona and attends the Century of Progress with family in Chicago. Miss Marie Frisbee returns from a trip to Yellow stone and visits family in Chicago. Miss Mary Stonebraker travels between Burrows and New York City. Curtis McCain takes over the McCain farm near Yeoman. Mrs. Luther Grantham’s sister Miss Charlotte Phillips visits from Chicago. Curtis McCain also known for managing nearby Burrows lumber yard. other notes include household and employment changes.
Taxpayers of Tippecanoe Township Carroll County Indiana are advised of a formal township notice. J Huston Dunn trustee announces the action and directs proper legal notices be served.
A Rossville storm produced a lightning flash that struck Miaé tix and set Reveal Grain Elevators on fire, leveling it to the ground. The winds damaged wiring lines and trees with total damage estimated at $15,000. An Idaville resident Mrs Cloyd Irelan died suddenly Monday evening at her home in Idaville.
The churches and Sunday schools announce a forthcoming Christian Science lesson for Sunday August 2. The Golden Text from Psalms 143 speaks of hearing lovingkindness and trusting in the Lord, with a Bible citation from Psalms 34 22 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Presbyterian church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 36 a m. Methodist church led by Wilbur V Day and Forrest Orr with Sunday worship at 9 30 a m and no evening service.
Howard G. Jenkins, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 9:30 and church at 10:30. A special evening service will be held at the shelter house in the park with folk music. Everyone is welcome.
The notice lists Sunday school and worship times for Pilgrim Holiness Church on Union and Harrison Streets with Pastor Herbert C. Dotson, plus services at ROCHEFIELD CHRISTIAN CHURCH with Superintendent Lewis A. Porter and Pastor Marshall N. Weaver and ST MARYS EPISCOPAL with Rev Edward Hoffenbacher. Baptist Church details include P S Dodson as pastor, Ray Cole as S S Superintendent, morning and evening services, Y P U, midweek prayer, and mission service at West Delphi.
John Konig narrowly escaped death when his car plunged off a 2 WW foot embankment one mile west of Kum. He was nearly scalped as the car rolled down the bank. His daughter Gwendolyn and 11 month old son were less seriously injured. Konig was taken to Elizabeth hospital where injuries were not critical.
The Lafayette Concert Bumil directed by J. H. Relfier will present a concert Sunday afternoon at 2:00 at the Lafayette Parish.
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