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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
4
Indiana's ruling cuts halves to eight minute quarters with one minute intermission. For players 14 and under, six minute quarters and two minute intermissions between quarters plus a ten minute intermission between halves. The season adopts numerous rule notes on ball size, substitutions, overtimes, timeouts, free throws, tapping, penalties, and handling of fouls.
Clinton circuit court transfers damages complaint against Owen Geib and Mrs Cross to Carroll circuit court due to change of venue. Berea College and allied Kentucky schools enroll about 1600 students aiding work through college. The Citizen prints greeting card orders with free name on orders $1.50 or more.
The piece praises Indiana Democrats and criticizes Republicans amid reapportionment talks. It notes the state house’s limestone heritage, calls for Jeffersonian reforms, mentions federal highway aid, and urges aid for the hungry. It also memorializes Mother Jones and honors her crusading life and birthday tribute.
Fragmentary lines recall a home oak tree and a solitary summit, then invoke a wish for the crusader's peace. The mood blends personal memory with memorial sentiment, suggesting reflection on loss and heritage.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets December 18 at Mrs. Will Kerlin’s home with assistants Mrs. Cloyd Mellinger and Mrs. John Kerlin. A Parent-Teachers meeting is set for December 18 at the school. Numerous local visits, a major operation, a birth in Kokomo, and a Sunday school cooperative dinner with officers elected are also recorded.
Those on the sick list include Clarence Leslie Mrs John McManus two of James Caughells children and Richard Mourer. Alvin Leslie of Rossville and wife spent from Thursday evening to Sunday with their son Clarence Leslie who was ill. Several visitors called on Mrs Martha Ward and son Russell. J H Moorer and family hosted Mr and Mrs John Girard and daughters near Lake Cicott. Mitchell Shoop Bristol James Wetzel Michigan Ben Shoop Idaville joined the Roller family Saturday. Subscribe for The Citizen $1.50.
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