Candleholder Role Echoes in Shakespearean Line
A quoted line from Shakespeare places a candleholder in a reflective, observant role. The phrase evokes themes of watchful presence and quiet illumination within a dramatic moment.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1931
Page
1
A quoted line from Shakespeare places a candleholder in a reflective, observant role. The phrase evokes themes of watchful presence and quiet illumination within a dramatic moment.
A compact column notes St Josephs Church Christmas program with Anns Choir and multiple services. It also recounts public notices on presidential inaugurations and a bank rumor case, plus postal service facts and Lindbergh baby rumors, and a Christmas visit by the Corns family to Lafayette.
The home of county agricultural agent Ralph Maggart burned Thursday night near Delphi. His wife spotted the flames, the Rockfield department saved most belongings, but an unins ured new addition and the old house were lost. The family, staying with Drs. Charles and Eva Kennedy in Camden, will rebuild at once.
A festive lineup at the State Theatre runs Friday and Saturday with Paul Lukas in The Beloved Bachelor. Matinee 2:36 PM Friday. Sunday and Monday feature Booth Tarkington's Penrod and Sam with Leon Janney and Junior Coghlan. George OBrien's Riders of the Purple Sage Tuesday and The Guardsman with Lynn Fontaine and Alfred Lunt Wednesday and Thursday. A Wednesday Christmas matinee offers gifts for all children from Santa Claus.
A holiday message expresses appreciation for friendly goodwill that enables service to customers and invites continued support from patrons during the Christmas season.
Twenty eight Carroll County students are enrolled at Indiana University this semester with classes through January. The article lists Carroll County residents at IU including Burrows Helen Basler George Wagoner Camden Mary Cook and others across towns such as Cutler Delphi Flora Sedalia and more with nurses training and medical school ties noted. Monroe County leads in enrollment while IU draws students from 34 other states and seven countries.
Indiana Representative Will R. Wood of the new Second District faces strong opposition from farmers over his support of the Hawley Smoot tariff. The Anderson Daily Bulletin calls him a rabid stand patter and argues tariff relief could boost foreign markets for Indiana agriculture and manufactured goods. The piece urges modification of the tariff or risk complaints from twelve counties reliant on foreign trade.
New officers of the Baptist Sunday school in Camden include Supt. Wyatt Lloyd Ink Bec treasurer Mrs Evan Dillon and assistants Vera Isaacian Joy Altman Mrs Harry Hatton Leona Mills Mrs Fred Case and Daisy Kennedy across primary cradle roll and home departments.
On December 24, 1931, between 10 A M and 4 P M at Delphi Body Works office in Delphi, a one dollar bill will be given to each first grade pupil enrolled in Deer Creek Township public and parochial schools. Recipients must deposit the money as a savings account in a Delphi Bank for at least one year, adding to it, or else forfeit the gift to the givers after one year. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradshaw.
Carroll County grand jury handed in four day session results. No indictments were returned though witnesses were examined about a minor girl’s delinquency. report praises the girl’s conduct as satisfactory. Recommendations include a power pump for the county farm cistern and plastering repairs. Charges involving Art R. Avery and William A. Stewart were dismissed. Burton Honn chaired the jury with Willard Allbaugh as clerk and Jean Pruitt as stenographer.
Judge E. E. Pruitt of the Carroll circuit court named Harvey Ellés and T. J. Ryan as jury commissioners for 1932. They succeed themselves, with Floyd J. Julien, circuit court clerk, serving as third commissioner by office. Officials aim to finish court business by adjournment Thursday night, but sessions may continue next week if cases remain. The next term opens on the second Monday in January.
Court notes list multiple estates with inheritance tax findings or none due, including Eller, Calvert, Robbins, Snell, Best, Rinehart, and Campbell. Guardian and trustee actions, jury commissioners named for 1932, and several civil suits with judgments or verdicts. A birth announcement for Birdina Maxine Reagon is noted along with Mrs. Reagon’s illness and recovery.
Delphi Oracles lose 19 to 15 to Jefferson High School of Lafayette in a hard fought game. Whiteman fouled out in the third quarter as Wallace and McClanan sank late field and foul shots. Delphi shows improvement with Lamb and Jack Gee stepping up for added scoring and steady play.
In appreciation the citizens of Pittsburg hosted a fish fry Monday night in the American Legion room. Firemen, city officials, and Judge E E Pruitt attended as guests while George Bowman prepared the fish and Charles Thompson and others served. The crowd enjoyed hundreds of fish and large amounts of potatoes celery pickles and coffee and praised the feed as the finest yet.
Albert Hicks aged 61 died Sunday morning after a long illness. He lived about a mile and a half southwest of Bringhurst. Survived by his widow two daughters Mrs James Dillion Flora and Mrs Leonard Nipple Fort Wayne a son Roy at home and a half brother. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at Bringhurst M E church with burial in Mussleman cemetery.
Aaron Snoeberger of east of Rock Field died Wednesday night from paralysis at age 82. He is survived by his wife, three sons Paul Millard and Roy and three daughters Ruth Lula and Cora plus many relatives. The funeral was at Lege Presbyterian Church at 2:00 PM Friday conducted by Rev. Joe Atkinson of Cutler. Mr and Mrs Max Daugherty and Mrs Daugherty's grandmother Mrs James Timmons will spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs O G Martin in Peru.
Two games mark the Oracles basketball week in Rushville with a Christmas break to follow. They host Horace Mann Gary for Homecoming Tuesday then Delphi visits Wednesday before a Friday January 8 clash with Connersville as practice resumes after holidays.
The Big Four basketball tournament will be held in Frankfort on New Year’s Day with four teams including Delphi, Lebanon, Jefferson of Lafayette, and Frankfort. Frankfort is favored on home floor. tickets cost $1 for two sessions, $0.60 for a single session. Games start at 8 PM and 3 PM with a night championship. Profits are shared equally among the four schools.
The Carroll County Tuberculosis Association will hold its annual meeting on January 12 at the Presbyterian church Delphi. The event marks ten years of education and care in disease prevention with nursing service funded by the tuberculosis fund and county officers.
Mrs Luella Love sues to compel Carroll County Auditor J L Whiteman to accept her bond as Deer Creek township trustee. Trial in Carroll circuit court extended from Friday into Tuesday with jurors to decide if Love was properly appointed. dispute centers on authority of the county commissioners to name the trustee and on whether the auditor should approve Love’s bond.
Carroll County will redraw state convention delegate maps. Democrats previously sent nine and Republicans eleven. both parties will send ten delegates next spring. Reapportionment uses secretary of state vote with a close county result. The county board of election commissioners, including Circuit Clerk Floyd J. Julien, will redistrict, with two party chairs appointing the other members.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Burlington Christian church for Mrs. Dora McCarty, wife of William McCarty of Burlington, who died at her home Friday night. Her husband and three sons survive. Interment was made in Hill cemetery.
Max Daugherty thanks patrons old and new in a Christmas message calling 1931 their banner year for the A. and P. Store in Delphi.
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