Oracles Fall Twice During Thanksgiving Week Losses to Marion and Lebanon
Delphi Oracles dropped two games during Thanksgiving week. They lost to Marion 23 to 15 and to Lebanon 24 to 21 in overtime. Coach Lostutter shuffled lineups due to injuries, with Whitehead and Lamb stepping up as regulars.
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Oracles
Marion
Lebanon
Delphi Oracles
Peru
Tigers
Decatur
Delphi Trax
Perkins
Vurly Gavan
Lions Club Sponsors Dental Clinic and Farm Bureau Talk
The Lions Club voted to fund a half-day dental clinic as part of its welfare program. At the next meeting N J Briggs of the Farm Bureau will speak at Delphi's annual Farm Bureau gathering. Ley Cantwell of Indiana University Extension Service will discuss Taxation at the January session.
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Lions Club
Reynolds Cafe
N. J. Briggs
Farm Bureau
Briggs
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Delphi
Ley Cantwell
Indiana University Extension
Anas Treat
Cantwell
Welfare Society
Cisilistmas
Miss Jane Kerlin to Wed Elkhart Man in Delphi
Delphi residents announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Jane Kerlin to an Elkhart man. The couple will wed at St John’s Church in Delphi with Miss Kerlin a Delphi native and Elkhart High School and Southern College alumna. The groom is a Purdue graduate and employed by Ross Federal Service.
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St. John’s Tipo
Hikhait
Januiy
Kevlin
Delphi
Dee
Skertin
Formeériv
Kathryn Graham
Gird
Gresham
Kerfin
John Kerlin
Kerlin
Jane Kerlin
Elkhart High School
Southern College
Petersburg
Platt
Howe Military Academy
Wikhart High School
Beloit College
Hwiaii
Wis
Sigma Chi Surana
Ross Federal Service Company
Delphi High School
Purdue University
Delphi High Announces Junior Play Cast Members
Thirteen juniors at Delphi High School have roles in the class play Be An Optimist to be staged in the high school auditorium next Thursday evening December 10. Mrs. Paul R. Lostutter directs the production to raise funds for the Junior Class reception for the graduating class.
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Delphi High School
Paul R. Lostutter
Tisaae Golditch
Becky
Pietro D’angelo Caccialino
Robert ‘Wagner
Thomas Benner
Nansee
Mary Erb
Jimmie Maynard
Harold Anderson
Mildred Clinton Port Ruth Smith
Clinton
Bob Ruth Espensnins
MNET
Raymond Baum
Ray Hudson
Clay Briggs
Miss Hull
Mary Lou McFarland
Maggie Peoesie Sete
Hazel Liebert
Ethel Peabody
Bae Ethel Heiland Spencer
Charles Johnson Given Suspended Sentence in Federal Court
Charles Johnson of Delphi received a $100 fine plus costs and a suspended nine ten day jail term in Hammond Federal court last week. He was among three Carroll County residents arrested in an earlier raid by Federal prohibition officers. The charge of unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor faced by Johnson, operator of the Carrollton Inn, was pursued with Delphi attorneys Hanna & Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Delphi
Hammond
Johnson
Carroll County
Carrollton Inn
Hanna& Hanna
Opal Lynch Harper 27 Dies at White County Home
Mrs Opal Lynch Harper aged 27 dies at home in Spring Creek White County on Wednesday night. She leaves husband Raymond two sons two sisters three brothers and a sister in law. Daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Lynch. Funeral services Saturday at 1 30 at Blythe Funeral Home Delphi with Rev Fletcher of Spring Creek church officiating. Burial in Spring Creek cemetery.
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Opal Lynch Harper
Spring Creek
White County
Raymond
A. J. Lynch
Blythe Funeral Home
Delphi
Rev. Fletcher
Spring Creek Church
Mrs Cowdin Granted Thanksgiving Visit During Recovery
Mrs William Cowdin, hospitalized at St Elizabeth's for ten weeks, was allowed to see a few relatives on Thanksgiving Day and is reported to be making slow progress toward recovery.
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William Cowdin
St .Elizabeth’s Hospital
Earl B Newell Named Master Farmer from Carroll County
Earl B Newell of Delphi area was named Master Farmer by Purdue University and the Prines Bureau in Chicago. He is married to Maude Powell and has three children Kenneth Dorothy and June Allenes. he works with his father E B Newell on the family farm.
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Carroll County
Chicago
Earl B. Newell
Delphi
Purdue University
Prines Bureau
Prairie Warra
Ee Ila
Indiana
Choesen
Carrell
Wickens
Paylor Peuis
Kiden D. Butler
Fegma
Newell
E. B. Newell
Maude Powell
Kenneth
Dorothy
Maxinee
June Allenes
Newell Farm
Patrick Honan Dies on Thanksgiving Morning
Patrick Honan died on Thanksgiving Day from a heart attack while doing chores at his home. He lived with his sister Mrs. Anna Honan. another sister Mrs. Julia Lane resides in Lafayette. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Attendees from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brennan and Mrs. William Blodgett of Indianapolis, William Onlin and daughter Mary of Lafayette, Mrs. Howard Hinkle of Logansport, T. R. Cronin of Washington Township, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Eagan and daughters Isabelle and Mary of South Bend.
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Patrick Honan
Anna Honan
Julia Lane
Lafayette
Honan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ed Brennan
William Blodgett
Indianapolis
William Onlin
Mary
Howard Hinkle
Logansport
T. R. Cronin
Washington Township
M. Eagan
Isabelle
South Bend
Husks 27 Acres of Corn for Otha Porter
Twenty seven acres of corn were husked Tuesday by friends and neighbors of Otha Porter. His son Lew Porter is seriously ill in Cass County Hospital at Logansport. Delmar Galbreth and Ray Bowman captained the teams and a long list of helpers assisted.
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Otha Porter
Lewis
Cass County
Logansport
Delmar Galbreth
Ray Bowman
Earl Stewart
Earl Bowman
Leonard Yerkes
Willard Isaacs
Jay Bowman
Herman Fesler
Paul Popejoy
Jesse Starkey
Ed Fincher
Isaacs Bowman
Guy Fincher
James Tyner
Merle Landis
Ardis Landis
Dean Adams
Orval Flora
Henry Hasting
Lee Flora
Marshall Weaver
Joseph Turner
Charles Landis
Fred Collins
Floyd Marshall
Tillman Landis
Willard Veach
Charles Veach
Frances Lewis
John Kerlin
Walter Coble
Charles Kromim
Frank Johns
Dewey Zinn
Ben Tribbett
Otto Porter
Carl Million
Allen Williamson
Arthur Little
John Coble
Mariam Wise
Truman Sanders
Russell Smith
Charles Stagers
Adam Carrigan
Earl Chapman
Voris Chapman
Harry Temple
Oliver Yost
Tony Snoeberger
Forest Snoeberger
Henry Cree
Robert Rowe
Ashba Reappointed Manager of Delphi License Bureau
Paul Ashba is reappointed as manager of the Delphi license bureau after completing his first year on December 1 with an outstanding record. Changes in license bureaus were made at Albion Crawfordsville Danville Evansville LaGrange and Muncie.
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Paul Ashba
Delphi
Albion
Crawfordsville
Danville
Evansville
LaGrange
Muncie
New Car Model Show Draws Carroll Chevrolet Salesmen
Wayne Lee and salesmen viewed the new model Chevrolets at a meeting in Indianapolis last Saturday. The car will be shown to the public this Saturday. Mr. Lee expects many visitors to his display rooms. Mrs. Stella Butler leaves Saturday for Chicago to visit her daughter and family after the holidays. Miss Mary Margowski is a patient at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette and will undergo appendicitis surgery today.
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Wayne Lee
Indianapolis
Mr. Lee
Stella Butler
Chicago
Frank Hoan
Mary
Margowski
Lafayette
Mrs Maggie Cina Dies After Illness in Pittsburg
Mrs Maggie Cina Gant died Thursday night at sixty three after a brain illness in Pittsburg home. She leaves four children George, Jes Randall, Bertha, and Russell. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Delphi Methodist church with Rev Benjamin Fain officiating.
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Maggie Gant
Jonas Skimburg
Pitts
Gant
Jes. Randall
Berthaas
Russell Craig
Delphi
Benj An Fain
Pittsburg
County Highway Superintendent Expected to Resign
The county highway superintendent Riley Sink is expected to submit his resignation early in the new year. If he resigns, the new Democratic majority county board will appoint a successor, with candidates for other county posts also anticipated. The report notes tensions between the Republican and Democratic sides and mentions potential changes in county offices.
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Riley Sink
Anya Igle
Anl
Newpaper
Board of Commissioners
Charles Hargraves
Yeoman
Jake
Harness
Buriton
Wna
Sink
Art House
Court House Math Row
Gio
Republican
I. Sepublican
Cuban Love Song at State Dec 67 and Crosby Feature
The State Theatre announces two major features. The Cuban Love Song starring Lawrence Tibbett and Lupe Velez runs Sunday and Monday December 6 and 7 with extra showings December 9 and 10. Bing Crosby debuts in I Surrender Dear in a first featurette with upcoming two and three reel shorts.
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State Theatre
Lawrence Tibbett
Bing Crosby
Talking Pictures
Tibbett
United States Marine Corps
Lupez Velez
Miss Velez
Tropics
Rush
Red Cross Roll Call Falls Short in Delphi Report
A Delphi Red Cross roll call raised 382.26 this year, about 60 dollars less than 1930. The list names donors including Mrs. Howard Bradshaw and Mrs. Robert Bradshaw, with many others contributing small amounts. Dr. E. L. Hendricks, president of Central Missouri State Teachers College, received a football letter at the 1931 banquet. Mrs. Hendricks was formerly Viola Murphy of the Delphi faculty.
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Red Cross
Delphi
Howard Bradshaw
Robert Bradshaw
Ste Oe
C.C. Crampton
Ez “H
Berbeet
Benjamin Drake
Harve Hoshaw
Irene Jacoby
Faonee Eta Hm Hs Coopee
Cloid Kerlin
Jean Pruitt
Mary Margowski
Anna Lamb
Paul Lostutter
Bec CIA
Will Smith
E. L. Hendricks
Central Missouri State Teachers’ College
Delphi’ Schools
Franklin College
Hendricks
Viola Murphy
Delphic
Wabash R. R. Placed In Receivership In St Louis Court
Walter S. Franklin and Frank C. Nicodemus named co receivers for the Wabash railway in federal court in St. Louis. The petition by general creditors cites a $4,000,000 operating shortfall and $150,947,300 in bonds. The case notes no mismanagement charge and says Pennsylvania Railroad declined aid. local employers not expected to be affected.
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Walter S. Franklin
Frank C. Nicodemus
Wabash Railway
Federal District Court
St. Louis
JC. B. Davis
Faiitoal
Me Moss.rie Company
Bill Fred E. Williams
Tie Company
Nat S. Brown
Wabash
Williams
Missouri Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Court Notes and Probate Actions Digest
Court notes record several judgments and orders including a 240 dollar foreclosure, and multiple estates with executors named. Defendants in criminal pleas receive five months to four months with fines up to 100 dollars. Real estate title actions and estate final reports are noted across Clinton and White counties.
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John E. Rice
May Carmin Rinehart
Estella
White County
Gilbert Gates
State of Indiana
Clifford Eikenberry
Clifford Hikenberry
Donald Koup
Ralph Thompson
Parke Beadle, Jr
Joseph ‘Coomey
Indiana State Farm
Harry Conn
Martha E. Flora
Hiram Thompson
Thompson
Nellie Thompson
Barbara
Orlando
Butcher
Emily W. Guthrie
John C Rodkey
Philip M. Wingard
Sarah Knettle Sharp Dies at Frankfort
Mrs. Sarah Knettle Sharp, a Carroll County native long resident of Clinton County, died at her Frankfort home early Tuesday. Funeral services were held at her residence Thursday afternoon with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. She was the widow of Beecher Sharp, a Civil War veteran who died January 4, 1916 after being kicked by a horse, and she remained active in G. A. R. and W. R. C. units.
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Sarah Knettle’ Sharp
Carroll County
Clinton County
Frankfort
Greenlawn
Sharp
Beecher Sharp
Madaras to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Howard Madara former Delphi residents will mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary on December 8 at their Lorton Virginia home. He works at the federal prison nearby a reception will follow in the afternoon for friends. Mrs Madara Nellie Deardorf before marriage in Delphi December 8 1881. The Madaras have one son Fred.
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Howard Madara
Delphi
Lorton
Virginia
Madara
Nellie Deardorf
John Emrick
McAfee
Carroll County Fair Association reaffirms renewal hopes
Officers and directors voted to continue the Carroll County Fair Association despite not sponsoring a fair last year. Debts from the 1930 fair were paid after county council funding, leaving the group in good standing to revive the fair next fall. Nearly all former officers were reelected with Frank Riley as president and C V Hoover as first vice president.
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Carroll County Fair Association
Frank Riley
C. V. Hoover
George Sites
B. B. Mayhill
Charles E. Schnepp
E.R. Smock
Adams Township
Marion Thomas
Burlington
van C. Blue
Carrollton
William Ashba
Deer Creek
Frank Moss
Democrat
Frank Redenbacher
Clay
Burton Honan
Madison
J. Frank Moss
Monroe
W. H. Lane
Jackson
C. L. Million
Rock Creek
Walter Casad
Jefferson
Leroy Robeson
Washington
Roy Caldwell
Tippecanoe
William Klepinger
Lawrence Whistler
Sam Sites
Robert van Natia
Delphi Plans Winter Ice Rink On Canal Section
A non public skating rink is planned for the canal section owned by Charles D. Deardorff on North Washington street. Tickets issued as permits will govern access with rules to keep the rink respectable for ladies and children. Contests in fancy skating and speed events offer prizes, with free morning permits for qualified young skaters and paid sessions to cover lights cleaning music and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Deardorff
Washington Street
Smal
Delphi
Mrs Albertus Williams Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Albertus Williams, 55, died Tuesday at her home in South Delphi after a nine month illness of dropsy. She leaves husband and six children including Austin and Henry Martin of Delphi from a former marriage, John Williams of Mishawaka, Russell and Everett at home, and Mrs. Martha Herron of Cutler. Funeral services were held Thursday at 1:30 PM at the Delphi Methodist church with Rev. Benjamin Rist, and interment followed in Musselman cemetery near Flora.
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Albertus William
South Delphi
Williams
Austin
Henry Martin
Delphi
John Williams
Mishawaka
Russell
Everett Williams
Martha: Herron
Cutler
Delphi Methodist Church
Benjamin . Rist
Musselman ‘Cemetery
Flora
Carroll County Medical Society to Elect Officers at Dinner
Officers of the Carroll County Medical Society for 1932 will be elected at the dinner meeting Friday night at the home of Mrs. L Hildebrand.
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Carroll County Medical Society
Kokomo Youth Dies in Hunting Accident Near Camden
George Dickey 19 of Kokomo was fatally shot on a hunting trip near Camden when a shotgun discharged by Frank Shaffer 13. The weapon went off as the boy slipped in snow. Coroner ruled accidental death. Dickey left behind two sisters and grandparents. Funeral services were held at Separate Baptist church.
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George Dickey
Kokomo
Frank Shaffer
Rudolph
Shaffer
Camden
Dickey
Charles Barnhart
Frank
Hunter
Leach
Ellers
Lala ‘Brumfiled
Pauline Walker
Separate Baptist Church
James Cooper
Crown Point Cemetery
Catholics Take Lead In S S Net League
The Catholics beat the Methodists 15 to 10 to take the lead in the Sunday School net league. The Baptists defeated the Presbyterians 24 to 3 as the second round began. The Baptists showed strong defense and Baptists scored ten field goals. The Catholics outplayed the Methodists with five field goals to one. A season high crowd attended.
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Baptists
Presbyterians
Crone
Ellis
Ieee
Ducky Tyler
Seea
Pitzer
J. Shuey
Ee ' McCord
Kerlin
Presbyterian
Grimes
Delaney Seine Awe
Schlaug
Haugh
Schrader A. Leslie Smaak
Coomey
Methodists
Lamb
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Heugh
Whiteley
Hope
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Alleman
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Delpei
Koup
McDowell Patton
Smith Holmes Grimm
Ted
Swin Etle Oracl
Little “Ey Oracles
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Bell
J. Gee Se
van der Volgen
W. Geeaaaae
Matthews
Fen
Benjamin
Marion Pee al Wyckoff
Tess52
Harris
Pee Fe Wright
Hawkins Perkins
MSS
Jane Keelin
Elkhart
Ceremory
Joe Je Delphi
H. I. Auditorium
Mrs. Opal Lynch Harper
Earl Newell
Master
Ashba
Maggie Cina
RILBE
Lawrence Tibbett Fin
Legion
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Second District
American Legion
Monticello
Loran W. Warner
Winaniac
Pauline Bassett
Goodland
Legion and Auxiliary
Warsaw
Rochester
Valparaiso
Wabash R. R
Sarah Knettle Sharp
Madaras
Continue Carroll CO. Fair Association
North Washington Street
Albertus Williams
Camden Sat
Methodist
Christiana
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