Jewish Governors and 1936 Forecasts Mentioned in Political Review
The article discusses Jewish governors in several states including New York and Illinois and notes anticipated 1936 presidential dynamics. It analyzes Costigan LaGuardia bill proposals to create a United States exchange corporation and direct consumer credit via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costigan-LaGuardia
Finance Corporation
Congress
RFC
United States
Costigan
All America
United States Exchange Corporation
Corporation
Commissioners Award Contracts to Printers
The 1955 county printing contracts were awarded by the board of county commissioners. The Delphi Citizen, The Delphi Journal and Haywood Publishing Co. were the successful bidders. The Citizen won class four, The Journal class two, and Haywood's won classes one and three. The board recessed to reconvene December 28 to conclude the year and settle outstanding bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Delphi Citizen
Delphi Journal
Haywood Publishing Cos OL Lafayette
Citizen
The
Journal
Haywood’s
Christmas Party For Legion And Auxiliary Planned
The Delpaii posts of the American Legion and Auxiliary will hold a Christmas party Tuesday evening next week in the Legion rooms basement of the courthouse. Mrs Margaret A Afflis chairs the committee. A cooperative dinner starts at 6:30 with an entertainment program and card games to follow. Members should bring canned goods for Christmas baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delpaii
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret A. Afflis
Legion Rooms
Court House
Uniform rural electric rates proposed for Thirty counties
The Northern Indiana Power Company asked the public service commission for uniform rural rates in thirty counties including Carroll. The plan reduces most customers bills except a new $2 monthly minimum. Residential rates would be 9 cents per kWh for the first 60 kWh, 6 cents for the next 60, and 3 cents thereafter. Commercial rates tier 9, 6, 4, 3, and 2.5 cents per kWh across defined usage blocks. Service charges would be eliminated. Counties listed include Huntington Whitely Wabash Miami Grant Howard Tipton Clinton Kosciusko Hamilton Madison Marshall Fulton Cass Carroll Boone Putnam Montgomery Fountain Parke Warren Tippecanoe Vermillion Vigo Sullivan Clay Owen Hendricks Green and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Northern Indiana Power Company
Public Service Commission
Huntington
Whitely
Wabash
Miami
Grant
Howard
Tipton
Clinton
Kosciusko
Hamilton
Madison
Marshall
Fulton
Cass
Carroll
Boone
Putnam
Montgomery
Fountain
Parke Warren
Tippecanoe
Vermillion
Vigo
Sullivan
Clay
Owen
Hendricks
Green
Morgan
County employs the unemployed on highways to save relief costs
Township trustees and the county board arrange work for jobless residents on county roads. Charles Sanderson, county highway superintendent, places workers to reduce township poor relief. With township roads now in the county system, trustees lose local employment roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Sanderson
Repeal Proposal Defeated in House
The repeal measure to forbid Prohibition failed in the House by six votes, 272 to 144, failing to reach the two thirds needed. Officials expect an immediate push to modify the Volstead Act before Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
National Congress
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE PRESIDENT TO BE HERE
Indiana Izaak Walton League president L. H. Dunton will visit Delphi on Thursday evening December 15 to address men interested in forming a local league. Citizens are urged to watch for meeting details and endorse the league pledge to protect improve and preserve America's outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dunton
Indiana
Izaak Walton League
Delphi
America
Rev R O Shank Leads Two Week Evangelistic Series
Reverend R O Shank, pastor of the Church of the Brethren in Flora, is conducting a two week evangelistic series in Eaton Ohio. He preaches nightly with emphasis on Christian living and soul saving. Local residents are invited to attend the services at Eaton's church and community centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R O. Shank
Church of the Brethren of Flora
Eaton, O
Peruvians Victory in Close Friday Basketball Battle
Two crippled teams Delphi and Peru played a tense game here last Friday night. Peru won 23 to 20 as Delphi fought to close the gap on even terms but could not overcome Peru's late offense. Everett Lamb led Delphi with key free throws and Grigg Antrim and P Holland contributed for Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Peru
Oracles
Tigers
Smith
Bruce
Vignary
Watson
Everett Lamb
P. Holland
Lamb
T. Holland
Grigg
Antrim
Patton
Little Oracles fall to Peru Cubs in overtime 9 to 7
In a defensive game the Little Oracles lose 9 to 7 in overtime to the Peru Cubs. Scoreless first quarter, McGuirek's second quarter field goal the lone hoop before halftime. Delphis Kirkpatrick and Eaton trade field goals as Peru leads 5 to 3 entering the final period. Conrad scores a late free throw, then a decisive overtime field goal by Conrad wins it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Oracles
Peru Cubs
McGuirck
Lamb
Peru
Delphi
Kirkpatrick
Eaton
Conrad
England
Defeated candidates file expense accounts
Four unsuccessful candidates at the recent election filed their expense accounts with the circuit court clerk. Arthur Appleton, for clerk, reports 282.55 dollars. Amos E. Clingenpeel, treasurer, 118.00 dollars. Walter Cobl, commissioner, 60.50 dollars. John W. Guard of Logansport, joint representative from Carroll and Cass counties, 113.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Appleton
Amos E. Clingenpeel
Walter Cobl
John W. Guard
Logansport
Carroll
Cass
Carroll County Commissioner Takes Oath of Office
Earl Chapman took the oath of office as a Carroll County commissioner Tuesday morning. He attended the December session of the board and will replace Fred Raber on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chapman
Carroll County
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Chapman
Fred Raber
Lynch Brothers to Operate Lynch and Carter Barber Shop
Harve and Ed Lynch have purchased Henry Carter’s interest in the Lynch and Carter Barber Shop on Main Street. The shop will be run as Lynch Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carter
Lynch and Carter
Main Street
Harve
Ed Lynch
Lynch Brothers
Premier Showing of 1933 Chevrolet in Indianapolis
Clawson Chevrolet Sales plans a Thursday afternoon showing in Indianapolis of the 1933 Chevrolet passenger car and truck lines. GM Proving Grounds reports and Detroit Chevrolet executives back the new models for appearance, performance, utility and value. Local dealers anticipate sharing firsthand impressions with customers upon return.
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Clawson Chevrolet Sales
Chevrolet
Indianapolis
General Motors
City hearted in Christmas giving drive urges cooperation
A local appeal urges every group to share in holiday relief work. The United Welfare appoints the Social Welfare Society to coordinate families in need, asking clubs churches and offices to take one or more families and plan quickly to spread aid year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
United Welfare
Social Welfare Society
Catherine Brackenridge
Indiana governor elect McNutt reports campaign expenses
Paul V. McNutt filed an expense report showing 6861.42 spent in his Indiana governor campaign with 1516.20 on hotels and meals and 1646.52 on travel. Webb Gilbert chief accountant at the Indiana public service commission resigns effective Saturday. H. L. Cuthbertson a Peru commissioner quit Dec 1. More resignations contemplated from McCardle and West before Gov. Leslie leaves office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Webb Gilbert
Muncie
H. L. Cuthbertson
Peru
Gilbert
McCardle
West
Leslie
Thornton Dobbins Dies Prominent County Farmer At 86
Thornton Dobbins aged 86 a prominent Carroll county farmer died at his home southwest of Delphi after a long illness. He was born June 3 1846 in Hampshire County Virginia came to White County in 1855 later moved to Battle Ground then Remington where he married Mary Anderson on January 9 1878 and had four children two survive. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Grover Kite of Delphi and son Walter G Dobbins southwest of Delphi. The widow one brother Sloan of Los Angeles and four grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were held from the family home Tuesday afternoon with burial in the Masonic cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev Rist and numerous out of county visitors attended. Pall bearers and flower bearers names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dobbins
Hampshire County
White County
Battle Ground
Remington
Mary Anderson
Grover Kite
Delphi
Walter G. Dobbins
Sloan
Los Angeles
Mary Frances
Ruth Elizabeth Dobbins
Donald Robert
Alta Mildred Kite
Masonic Cemetery
Gwin Smith
J. B ‘Dickison
Thornton, Dobbins
Rist
C. H. Dobbins
Chicago
Ben Leopold
Rensselaer
Guy Clary
Simon Leatherman
Robert Nordyke
Mary Baxter
Isaac Darrow
Walcott
John Kressley
Isabel Evans
Frankfort
Willie
Homer Hefley and Ighter
Jess Ward
Rossville
Jessie Thompson
Grant Culp
Arthur Lehe
James Eastburn
Mary Frances Dobbins
Indiana University
George Todd
Ernest Rohrabaugh
Newton Short
Robert Gilliam
Charles Weil
Will Greenup
Haughey Mount
Will ‘Greenup
Lartie Coble
C. O. Julius
William Winterrowd
W. Q O. Pearson
Chambers backs Ketchum for Senate presidency post
State Senator Walter S. Chambers of Newcastle, former minority leader, says he does not want to be president pro tem. He favors Senator Anderson Ketchum of Greensburg and would accept chairmanship of an important committee. Democratic leaders aim to minimize Senate staff for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle
Senate
Anderson Ketchum
Greensburg
Chambers
State
Judge Dismisses Stephenson Habeas Corpus Petition
Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick of South Bend dismissed D. C. Stephenson's habeas corpus petition seeking release from life imprisonment for the murder of an Indianapolis woman. The ruling found no ground for a hearing and an appeal is expected to higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Slick
South Bend
D. C
Indiana Democrats Abandon French Lick Meeting Plan
Plans for the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association mid winter session at French Lick are dropped. The event will still be held at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis with Al Smith, former New York governor and 1928 Democratic nominee, perhaps delivering the address after invitation. R Earl Peters, state chairman, travels to New York to press his bid. George R Durgan of Lafayette reports spending 710.16 to win the Second District congress seat, defeating Will R Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
al Smith
New York
R. Earl Peters
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
Congress
Tippecanoe Circuit Court
Durgan
Will R. Wood
McNutt Plans Bluffton Barbecue After Florida Trip
Governor-elect Paul V. McNutt, vacationing in Florida, will return next Tuesday to attend Bluffton’s barbecue and victory celebration. He went to Florida after visiting Gov. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. McNutt
Florida
Bluffton
Mr. McNutt
Franklin
Faast versus Gates Divorce Trial Set For Tuesday
Court notes list several divorce actions and relate orders. Martha Carr sues Faast for cruel and inhuman treatment against Paul Darr, married 1929, separated 1932. Flossie Heidrick granted divorce from Thomas Heidrick, maiden Viney restored. Ethel Johnson and Ora Griffey granted divorces with support orders. Ida Black estate sale to Jesse Campbell for 600 dollars approved. final reports filed. Jury commissioners Harvey Ellis and T J Ryan reappointed for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Maurice Darr
Martha Elizabeth Carr
Harvey F. Ellis
T. J. Ryan
Flossie B. Heidrick
Thomas Heidrick
Flossie Viney
Ethel Johnson
Herman Johnson
Ora G. Griffey
Leo S. Griffey
Charles Harner
Ida Black Estate
Jesse Campbell
Carroll County Tuberculosis Association Announces Dinner Committee
The December executive board meeting in the county nurse’s office reviewed Christmas Seal Sale progress. County president Prof. C. A. Smith named Mayor Yanus Wells and Mrs. William Afflis to the place committee for the annual January 12 dinner. Program committee includes Rev. Benjamin Rist and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Tuberculosis Association
C. A. Smith
Yanus Wells
William Afflis
Benjamin Rist
Henry B. Wilson
County Home Economics Achievement Day in Flora
The county Home Economics Clubs hold the annual Achievement Day in Flora on Friday. Exhibits must be in the Community Building by 9 30 a m with booklets by 10 00 a m. Mrs Glen Stair county president will preside. Each club provides two voting delegates and two minute reports from clubs and the 4 H leader. A brief history of each club is to be given at the candle lighting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Glen Stair
Aendle
Cathedral to Play Here Friday Night
Cathedral, among Indianapolis top high school teams, will oppose the Oracles this Friday night. The preliminary contest features Burnettsville varsity versus the Little Oracles. Cathedral opens its season after a strong last year and a late start due to football commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Indianapolis
Oracles
Burnettsville
Little Oracles
Chamber of Commerce Plans January Annual Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting in January as decided by the board. Committees are named for arrangements, nominations, and tickets with shown members. Fred H. Wheeler will name the Christmas light committee. A $5 donation was given to the Red Cross and the Tuberculosis Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Quick
Gerald Clawson
Myron Ives
H. B. Wilson
Haughey Mount
R. J. Gamble
John McDowell
Everett Baer
Fred H. Wheeler
W. B. Smith
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Delphi Merchants Ready for Holidays
Delphi merchants are busy decorating displays and stocking a large line of Christmas gifts at record low prices. They warn stock may be tight due to small surplus from jobbers and manufacturers and urge early buying to secure bargains for the 1932 holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therchants
Deland
New Governor McNutt Faces Need for New Revenue Sources
Indiana Governor-elect Paul V McNutt must seek legislation to tap new revenue as the state ends the current year with an expected three million dollar deficit. A general sales tax and an income tax are discussed, with the sales tax projected to raise about ten million dollars. Democrats prepare for legislative session starting January 5 with McNutt presenting program outlines and aiming to select a speaker among five candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Paul V McNutt
Presbyterians Clinch Sun Day School League Lead
Last Thursday Presbyterians beat Christians 20 to 11 to push toward the Sun Day School League title while Catholics seized second place by routing the Methodists 24 to 17. Holsinger and Chapman led Presbyterian scoring. Crosby totaled 15 for the Catholics. League standings show Presbyterians atop with Catholics close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Methodists
Holsinger and
Chapman
Crosby
Oracle
Penn
Lions Club Play Postponed Due to Illness
The Lions Club production of Broken Dishes scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday this week is postponed to Tuesday and Wednesday next week because illness in the east affects cast members. Confined cast members include Mrs. Paul Quick John Hamling Jr Perf C A Smith and Mrs Ruth Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Paul Quick
John Hamling Jr
C. A. Smith
Ruth Howell
Oh Aunt Jerusha farce set for Rockfield club
The Three Links Club presents the four character farce Oh, Aunt Jerusha in three acts at their Rockfield club hall on Thursday and Friday evenings December 15 and 16. Directed by Mrs. Alice Sadders and Mrs. Mabel Mullin. All seats reserved. Admission adults twenty cents children ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusha
Three Links Club
Rockfield
Alice Sadders
Mabel Mullin
Pool Boom Sold on Market Street to Everett Rider
The Ben Markley pool room next to the Delphi Hatchery was sold early Thursday to Everett Rider who took possession immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Markley
Market Street
Delphi Hatchery
Everett Rider
Mr. Rider
Young People’s Meeting Held at Camden M E Church
The Second District reported a Tuesday evening gathering of young people at the Camden M E church.
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Camden M. E. Church
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Lehman
Horner
Illinois
New Mexico
Washington
Moses
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mark Sullivan
Calvin Coolidge
Christmas Savings Club
Christmas Club
Legion and Auxiliary
Griggs Watson Phillips Holland
Twee Ee
McCarty McGuirck
Clymer
van Steinberger
Aaa Kavanaugh
Redman
Johnson
Walters
Benjamin Referee Klinck
Clawson Chevrolet
Thornton Dobbins
Faast
Gates
Indiana Association of Tax Justice
McNutt
United States Supreme Court
General Assembly
Earl Crawford
Milton
Fabius Gwin
Shoals
J. Clinn Ellyson
Gary
William J. Black
Anderson
Fred Galloway
John Napier Dyer
Vincennes
Indiana Farm Bureau
Dyer
Legue
Ve Hs
Grawford
Frank Finney
Martinsville
Tom Taggart
Warm Springs
Sam Pettingill
Aniot
Tapes
St. Joseph
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