Testimony Heard in Murder Case Names List
Jury in a murder case hears witness testimony naming Charles B. Johnsonbaugh Adams Charles G Ginn Tippecanoe Vern Ferguson Burlington Oscar Leatherman Deer Creek Charles R Appleton Monroe William Kerlin Rock Creek William Ginn Tippecanoe Warren E Blackwell Adams Thomas Robinson Rock Creek R A Duff Madison Henry Hoover Tippecanoe Isaac Bowman Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Johnsonbaugh
Adams
Charles G. Ginn
Tippecanoe
Vern Ferguson
Burlington
Oscar Leatherman
Deer Creek
Charles R. Appleton
Monroe
William Kerlin
Rock Creek
William Ginn
Warren E. Blackwell
Thomas Robinson
R. A. Duff
Madison
Henry Hoover
Isaac Bowman
Jackson
Frank C Dailey Coming to Delphi to Make Address
Frank C Dailey of Indianapolis will speak at a Jackson Day dinner in Delphi on Monday evening January 9. County Chairman John Kerlin and Mrs. W. T. Brackenridge say a large turnout is expected at the Presbyterian church dining room as Dailey campaigns for governor in this Democratic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Dailey
Indianapolis
Delphi
John Kerlin
Rockfield
W. T. Brackenridge
Presbyterian Church
Dailey
Indiana
Fines Page At Deer Creek Dance Hall Incident
Charles L. Wilkinson justice fined two Logansport men, William Caulkins and Ray Finickle, five dollars plus costs totaling 31.70 after pleading guilty at a Deer Creek dance hall disturbance. Deputies arrested two Peru youths and two Miami County boys as sheriff and A A Never lament ongoing bootlegger trouble as officers struggle to enforce order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caulkins
Ray Finickle
Logansport
Frank Sink
Delphi
A. A. Never
Delphi Man Dies Suddenly of Apoplexy During Pool Game
Louis G. Niewerth 65 a lifelong Delphi resident collapsed to death from apoplexy at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday while playing pool with Paul Quick at the Masonic Temple. A plumber by trade, he belonged to A F and A Masons and other local fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Niewerth
Delphi
Masonic Temple
Mr. Niewerth
Paul
Masonic Oriers
Knights of Pythias Lodge No
Fiemmoni
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Jurors Narrow To Eight In Bushels of Supposed Trial
The report notes 112 jurors split into 12 regular and 100 venire with only eight remaining when swearing in. Judge B B Pruitt governs with firmness and fairness while Judge Pollard, aged 82, is highlighted for long service and his history as a Confederate soldier and judge in numerous murder trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sink
B. B. Pruitt
Charles Pollard
Pollard
Legion members shuck corn for a sick neighbor
Thirty American Legion post members helped Roy Cowan by shucking about twenty acres of corn on a frigid day near zero. The Auxiliary served fried chicken at Legion headquarters, and the group shared a generous spirit. Funeral services for Cowan are expected Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Roy Cowan
West Side
Auxiliary
Legion
Fred Smith Burned Face in Singed Accident
Fred Smith, a well known farmer, suffered a painful facial burn last Monday while traveling south of Booger. He was singing and his hair raised several blisters as glass lenses protected his eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Satis
Christmas Cards and The Rufing Sheep in New Seasonal Notes
Sparse OCR reads mention Christmas cards and a title The Rufing Sheep with stray phrasing about a minstrel or soca and a suggested date. Readable elements are limited to Christmas items and a song-like title, with no clear event or person details.
Tri.Kappa Charity Dance Draws Met People at K of P Hall
The Tri.Kappa Charity Christmas dance and card party is set for Monday evening at the K of P hall. Hosts Mrs J C Schermerhorn and son will entertain Mr and Mrs J C O Connor and Mr and Mrs E P Beadle. Christmas guests include Mrs J D Wirt of Frankfort, Charles, Mrs Hiberlin, Mrs Julia, and Miss Anna Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri.Kappa
P. Hall
J. C. Schermerhorn and Son
J. C. O’conner
E. P. Beadleat Ily
J. D. Wirt
Frankfort
Charles
Hiberlin
Julia
Anna Hardy
County Farm Bureau holds session and elects officers
In Carroll County the Farm Bureau met Monday afternoon with 570 enrolled. A resolution praised state and national Farm Bureau efforts and savings, pledging support to agricultural interests. Officers elected: Claude Wickard president, E E Stephens successor. first vice president E Campbell. second vice president Mrs Mary Kerlin. secretary Mrs Mary Kerlin. treasurer James A Shirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Jefferson
Adams Os
Rock Creek
National Farm Bureau
Lave
Indiana
Farm Bureau Organization
Claude Wickard
Carrollton Township
E. E. Stephens
Campbell
Madison Township
Charles Quinn
Democrat Township
Mary Kerlin
James A. Shirk
Juvenile Court Hears Debauchery Case in Rock Creek Township
In a Tuesday session in juvenile court Judge Pruitt admonished four youths and required them to undertake the water cure, attend church and Sunday school, and write regularly to the board of guardians. Relatives witnessed the hearing after the Deer Creek incident following a Wednesday arrest by Deputy Sheriff Frank Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Kimble
Daniel Sink
E. "Pruitt
Carroll County
Charles Pollard
Ralph Hanna
Pollard
Woodville
Roe Creek
Kimbie
Kimble
Sink
Jeanette Taylor
Hanna
Carrollton Bridge
Pozard
George Brant
Irvin Graf
Mexico
Frank Sink
Deer Creek
Riley Sink
Board of
Perug
DIES IN IOWA BURIED AT COLBURN
The body of Miss Jennie McDougall was found in Iowa and buried at Colburn. Authorities identified her as the deceased and prepared funeral arrangements at the Colburn cemetery. Funeral services are scheduled with local clergy and family members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn
No End of Roofs Damaged by Big Storm
Two weeks after a hurricane like wind caused thousands of dollars in roof damage, Metzger Lumber and George C Loy Roofing work to repair. They stay ready for emergencies, noting modern roofs go on faster than old wooden shingles, with more tin and galvanizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger Lumber Company
George C. Loy Roofing Company
Citisen Paper Halts Extra Pages This Week
The Citisen publisher apologizes for the newspaper being unable to print extra pages due to unfortunate circumstances. The outage affects columns and ads. readers are asked for patience as the regular issue is delivered without the planned additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citisen
Bradshaw sponsors fifth annual thrift gift drive
Mr and Mrs William H Bradshaw sponsor their fifth annual Christmas gift to encourage thrift. On Saturday December 24 1927 from 10 AM to 4 PM at the Delphi Wagon Works office South Washington Street Delphi Indiana they will give a one dollar offer to eligible children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bradshaw
Delphi Wagon Works
South Washington Street
Delphi
Indiana
Camden depot change eyed amid town concerns
The Camden depot may face changes though no concrete action has been taken. Officials suggest potential hardships, with officials noting the proposal would affect six to eight clerks and reduce staff at passenger and freight desks. Local merchants warn of economic impact, estimating about ten thousand dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ae Bee
Nace
McCain
Carmiden
Pennsylvania
Make Merry Class Christmas Party At Methodist Church
Make Merry class of the Sunday school held its Christmas party in the church parlors with a 7 pm buffet dinner. Ed Downs presented a gift picture to teacher Henry B. Wilson as Rev Manker spoke and children performed a program under Mrs Loyal Hoshaw. A $150 class fund gift was announced for the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Loyal Hoshaw
Cd P. Manker
Ed Downs
Henry B. Wilson
Hickory Grove Church Plans Christmas Tree Event
Hickory Grove church plans a Christmas tree and entertainment event next Saturday evening. The gathering will feature a tree cut from nearby woods and set up in the sanctuary for worship and seasonal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Grove Church
House of Worship
Community Sale Notice From John Baer
John Baer announces a community sale featuring livestock fence posts baled straw and household items. The notice says he hopes to sell many pieces and may reach up to 900 items or units depending on interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baer
Bombing report on Stewart and Gouchenoura street
A damaged fragment reports a bombing incident on Main Street near Stewart and Gouchenoura Friday after 2 o clock. The note mentions a location hit and an ongoing police response with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantei
Bomedante
Stewart and Gouchenoura
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Eran
Dan
Link
Molly B. Milroy
Charles L. Wilkinson
Coste
Phi
Crosby
Penigo
Sanderson
Dr. Quick
T. W. Armstrong
County
Bed
Jennie McDoug
MR. and
Mrs. Bradshaw
Wey
H. B. Wilson
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