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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
1
The text surveys post Prohibition arguments in the United States Senate showing 55 dry to 15 wet in a test vote and recalls historical votes on the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act. It compares British cabinet dissent, a landmark court ruling on women’s rights, and notes on 1932 model pickles and thrifty farming budgets amid era concerns.
The Oracles defeated the highly touted Alexandria five 12 to 10 on Friday in a defensive battle. Delphi coach Paul Lostutter used a delayed offense to grind out scoring while Grimm and Holmes led the visitors with key baskets.
Reported early bids for the sheriff nomination include Larry Boone Noah Ailen and Tim McCormick from Deer Creek Township and Charles Hinkle and Frank Sink from Monroe Township. Amos Clingenpeel of Monroe Township may seek treasurer while Yanus Wells is expected to run for clerk. Democrats have so far announced candidates.
The groundhog failed to see his shadow on Tuesday and, despite squinting at the sun, declared an early spring in keeping with the tradition. Observers note longer days as spring approaches.
The Delphi Presbyterian Church aligns with the United Protestant Church Loyalty Crusade for a seven week program from Feb 21 to Apr 3. Pastor Rev. C J Grimes announces committees including general, woman’s visitation, publicity, Sunday school, young people and family night with names attached.
Tri Kappa sponsors a musical at Delphi High School auditorium next week. Miss Anna Lee Dyer directs with Wayne P. Sewell Producing Co. Tickets go on sale Saturday at Adams and Afflis. 35 cents reserved. Cast includes Bob Adair Ralph Hanna and Arabella portrayed by Josephine Lucas Levinsky among others.
Gov William H Mur ray known as Alfalfa Bill will headline the Democratic banquet at Monticello Tuesday evening Feb 23. He will address in Indianapolis earlier that afternoon and is slated to speak in Gary the following day.
The Knights of Columbus and Disciples of I lodges invite members families to a basket supper at their hall this Thursday evening. The announcement emphasizes family attendance and lodge fellowship.
The Delphi Comers defeated Chalmers 35 to 13 in the Camden tournament opening round. Delaware results show Lafayette Warren Oils beating Monon A. C. 44 to 9. The schedule lists Delphi Christian S S and other matchups through February 6 with forfeits noted.
The fifth annual institute of adult leaders of youth of Carroll County will be held at Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church on Wednesday evening February 17. Supper will be served at 6 30 P M followed by music from the Carroll county chorus and orchestra. Rev Berry will lead a session on intermediate leadership Rev Hugo on youth place in adult work Rev Benjamin Rist on essential Christain leader qualities Mark Garrison speaks on Looking Forward. Institute ends at 9 30 P M.
The annual delinquent tax sale will be held Monday at 10 o clock at the south door of the courthouse under Country Treasurer Irvin M Flora. Some properties have been paid since advertising and last week a payment exceeded one thousand dollars. This year current taxes are not included with delinquent taxes. If no buyers appear after three years the property may be foreclosed and sold to the highest bidder.
Frederick Van Nuys former U S district attorney publicly enters the Democratic race for United States senator. Other announced candidates include Walter Myers Indiana House speaker and Lew O Bannon of Corydon. Stumip, a previous nominee, may withdraw from this year’s race.
John A. Rothrock of Monticello announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent White Carroll and Clinton counties in the Indiana State Senate. He advocates income tax reform with exemptions, broader taxation of intangible property, and tighter regulation of public utilities to ease the burden on farmers and small businesses. The seat is held by Republican Glenn R. Sienker of Monticello, who is expected to seek reelection. Rothrock has been active in politics, serving as prosecutor in 1924 and 1926 and as treasurer of the White County Democratic Committee.
Wade Farr of Delphi announces as a Democratic candidate for the Carroll circuit court clerk in the May primary. Current clerk Floyd J. Julien completes his second term this year. Farr is a longtime party worker with ties across Delphi Flora Camden and Carroll County.
Delphi women and area churches will host the World Day of Prayer on February 12 at the Methodist church with a 10 30 a m morning session themed Looking to Jesus and an afternoon Hold Fast in Prayer. A noon covered dish luncheon will be served. Organizers include Mrs Margaret Mount and Mrs Catherine Brackenridge with officers from participating churches: Mrs W H Bradshaw president, Mrs Mount first vice president, Mrs Brackenridge second vice president, Mrs C B Shaffer treasurer, and Mrs C T Amick secretary.
The second annual district Sunshine convention gathered in Delphi with over eighty Sunshine girls from four high schools attending. Miss Laura Gilliam presided as the program began at 10 o'clock in the Delphi high school gym, while Miss Mary Davies led the overall event.
A large Flora Community Building crowd watched Flora Yellow Jackets defeat Anderson reserves 26 to 10 in a charity basketball game. Flora introduced Ellers, a new six foot one inch center from Bunker Hill, amid hopes he helps replace ineligible Red Sering. Anderson varsity to play one charity game with Newcastle.
Russell Flora a Democrat township trustee says sentiment in the community opposes continuing basketball at Cutter High School. He notes the opposition stems from a win at any price attitude in some schools and favors more emphasis on group athletics and physical training.
Wade W Farr announces his candidacy in the Democratic primary for the Carroll Circuit Court Clerk position. He asks for support from voters in the upcoming election.
Hon L Ert Slack spoke at the Carroll County Jackson Club banquet in Delphi on a Democratic record of achievement versus Republican administrations. The crowd of 350 heard a keynote style address as women from the Democratic Club planned by law changes and campaign activities for the presidential season.
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