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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
5
Illness and Moves Mentioned in Local Notices
Miss Helen Berry of Pittsburg is ill with pneumonia. Mrs N J Howe visits relatives in Marshall Michigan. Ed Gerard recovers from a heavy cold. Mr and Mrs Ralph Maggart plan to move by February 15. Martha Hall visited Indianapolis over the weekend. John Harrison of Camden suffers a stroke and is critically ill. Mrs E L Gerard Mary Rafferty and Julia Schilling shopped in Indianapolis Monday. The fire department responded to Mrs Julia Schilling’s home causing considerable damage. Josephine Wagoner returns from Indiana University after first semester. Mrs Charles Garner returns to Brownsburg after visiting daughter Mrs Robert Hall. A note suit for 800 dollars filed in Carroll circuit court by Harold Gee against W S Ewing Lee J Moss Lula P Moss and Rush McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Harold Gee
W. S Ewing
Lee J. Moss
Lula P. Moss
Rush McCarty
Delphi Area Notes and Events in Indiana
C T Amick travels to Indianapolis for a state superintendents meeting. Dr John T Kirkpatrick saw Green Pastures in Indianapolis. George Washington bicentennial films shown in Delphi Friday at 2 pm. Miss Jean Kramer visiting from DePauw with mother. Rockfield Presbyterian welcomed new members. New couple Mr and Mrs Ralph Clawson to house keeping in A T Bowen bank building. Mrs Margaret Gerard and others visited Indianapolis. Miss Mary Louise Wason underwent appendicitis operation. Mrs Howard Bradshaw and daughter to Hamburg New York for three weeks. Delphi defense stifled Alexandria Friday. Pythian Sisters hosting cake walk Thursday evening with Mrs A L Holmes in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clawson
A. T. Bowen & Co
Flora Eastern Star Lodge Dinner Meeting
Cutler and Lora Eastern Star Lodges met in Flora for a dinner in the Flora lodge hall. Afterward the Worthy Grand Matron conducted a formal inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler and
Lora
Eastern Star Lodges
Flora
Flora Lodge
Miss Josephine Smith Named Staff Nurse at Tuscon Hospital
Miss Josephine Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs William Grant Smith receives a civil service appointment as staff nurse at the Veterans Hospital in Tuscon Arizona She has been in Albuquerque New Mexico recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Smith
William Grant Smith
Veterans’ Hospital
Tuscon, Ariz
Miss Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Hastings Woman Returns Home After Visit In Nebraska
Mrs. Maude Van Auken of Hastings Nebraska returns home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. The Johnsons, who had been critically ill, show some improvement in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude van Auken
Hastings
Neb
George Johnson
Purdue and Notre Dame to clash again on gridiron
Purdue and Notre Dame renew their football rivalry with the first meeting set in South Bend on November 11, 1933 and the 1984 return game scheduled at Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Notre Dame
South Bend
Rich v Pennsylvania Railroad suit heard in county court
The damage suit of Oscar Rich against the Pennsylvania Railroad, venued to this county from Howard County, is being heard before Judge 2 i. Pruitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rich
Pennsylvania Railroad
Howard County
2 I. Pruitt
Community gatherings and clinic notes in Delphi and Rockfield
Burrows and Rockfield field sessions were hosted at Rev and Mrs H Hugo in Rockfield. A clinic examined twenty six patients led by Dr J H Stygal with help from Mrs Margaret A Afflis Mrs Harry Haugh and Mrs Isabelle Blickenstaff. H T Ainsworth 4 H leader from Purdue spoke in Delphi Wednesday with County Agent Ralph Magegart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Ant Mrs. H. Hugo
J. H. Stygal
Margaret A. Afflis
Harry Haugh
Isabelle Blickenstaff
H. T. Ainsworth
Purdue
Delphi
Ralph Magegart
Miss Hilda Bowen to Speak at Girl Scout Tea
Miss Hilda Bowen will visit Monti cello Saturday to address a tea for the mothers of Girl Scout troop members at Mrs. Bess Carey’s home. Frank Mills of Camden has contracted for the J. C. Link farm from the Federal Loan Co. Henry Cree has rented it and will manage the farm for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Bowen
Monticello
Bess Carey
Frank Mills
Camden
J. C. Link
Federal Loan Co
Henry Cree
Mrs Will Cowdin Reports From Indiana Federation Meeting
Mrs. Will Cowdin attended a state Federation of Clubs gathering in Indianapolis and spoke on her role as ninth district chairman of social service, detailing her current projects and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cowdin
Federation of Clubs
Indianapolis
Social Service
The New York Stores Moves to Compact Quarters
The New York Stores completed moving into its new and more compact quarters Monday. It now occupies the Mrs. Sophia Dreifus building on Franklin Street and has given up rooms in the Mrs. J. H. Burr building. John L. Hanna left Tuesday for Jackson Michigan to visit his son Dr. Roger Hanna and family. Mrs. Hanna and Ralph Hanna will drive to Jackson Sunday to bring Mr. Hanna home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Hanna
Jackson
Mich
Roger Hanna
Andrew W. Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Jim Watson
St. Vitus
Borah
President Hoover
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Arthur Robinson
Stevenson
Hoover
Indiana
Eastern Star leader attends Camden Delphi lodge dinner
Mrs. Louis Wolf of Peru, Grand Ruth of the Eastern Star, was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Coddin and Mrs. Harriet Gros Tuesday. She attended the joint Camden and Delphi lodges meeting in Camden Tuesday night. County assessors Orville Schock Newell Cox and John Smith attended a district taxing officials meeting in Fowler led by Bert May of the state tax board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wolf
Peru
Ruth
The
Eastern Star
Will Cowdin
Harriet Gros
Camden
Delphi
Orville Schock
Newell Cox
John Smith
Fowler
Bert May
State
Hog sale by Everett Scott at Indianaplis event
Everett Scott of Delphi sold 38 hogs and 1 calf through the Producers Commission Association at Indianapolis on Tuesday February 2. The hogs averaged 282 pounds and were bought by an order buyer for eastern shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Scott
Delphi
Producers Commission Association
Indianapolis
TB Clinic Examined 26 in Carroll County Courthouse Clinic
Twenty six individuals were examined at the tuberculosis clinic sponsored by the Carroll County Tuberculosis Association in the courthouse Friday. Dr. J. H. Stygall of Indianapolis led the session with Dr. Ivan Carlyle of Sedalia visiting as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Tuberculosis Association
Court House
J. H. Stygall
Indianapolis
Ivan Carlyle
Sedalia
Nurse takes patients to Riley Hospital clinic
Mrs Roy Gregg a county health nurse accompanied Robert Maxwell of Delphi Rosemary Snoeberger of Camden and Charles Coder of Burlington to the Riley Hospital Indianapolis on Friday for examination in the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gregg
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Robert Maxwell
Delphi
Rosemary Snoeberger
Camden
Charles Coder
Burlington
Spring Suits Arrive at Julius Clothier for 19 50
C O Julius Clothier reports new shipment of Spring Suits priced at nineteen dollars fifty cents. The retailer promotes the collection as ready for early season wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just
C. O. Julius, Clothier
Lee Sink Named Camden Postmaster After Resignation
Lee Sink assumed duties as Camden postmaster on Monday replacing Mrs Mazie Cline who resigned. Grant Walters was taken to Lafayette hospital Tuesday after falling ill with pneumonia at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Reed. his father H Jacobsen came from Chicago. Miss Faure Reed and Miss Pauline Bossworth aided in his care at the Reed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sink
Camden
Mazie Cline
Harry Reed
H . Jacobsen
Chicago
Faure Reed
Pauline Bossworth
Reed
Flour Sacks Sold At 4 For 25c By H E Roach Bakery
January stands as the warmest in fourteen years with two cold days. average temperature 354 above zero, coldest day 8 degrees above, warmest day January 15 at 65 degrees above. Ruth Ayres attends district attendance officer meeting in Frankfort February 10 to discuss Our Backward Parents. Blanche Merry presides. Emma Black will probate. Harry Reed named executor. One hundred dollars to Mary Josephine Reed. remainder to Florence Carr of Grass Butte North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ayres
Frankfort
Blanche Merry
Emma Black
Harry Reed
Mary Josephine Reed
Oregon 169 Pound Flour Sacks on Sale at H E Roach Bakery
Railway workers nationwide accept a ten percent wage cut effective February first after a fifteen day conference with leaders. Employers sought fifteen percent. The cut aims to save about 215 million dollars. Rail officials vow to maintain and boost jobs. Monticello Business and Professional Women’s Club met Friday at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. James P. Wason of Delphi as guest speaker. Dinner served at 6 30 with Miss Hezel Herron and Miss Esther Cottrell in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Doctor Elwood Robinson Dies in Glen Dale Calif
Dr. Elwood Robinson aged 57 of Glen Dale California died at home. Born February 28 1875 near Sedalia he practiced medicine in Rossville before moving to California twelve years ago. Survived by wife and two daughters funeral services were held in Glendale with burial unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Robinson
Glendale
Calif
Cora Peters
Flora
Dr. Robinson
Sedalia
Rossville
California
By Laws Committee Meeting At Courthouse
The Wo mans Democratic Club by laws committee appointed by President Mrs Margaret Afflis will meet in the commissioners room at the court house Saturday at 3 o clock. Members include Mrs H B Wilson chairwoman Mrs Wayne Coy Mrs James P Wason Mrs J C McManus Mrs Bryan Miller and Miss Effie Guckien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Democratic ® Club
Margaret Afflis
Commissioners
Court House
H. B. Wilson
Wayne Coy
James P. Wason
J. C. McManus
Bryan Miller
Effie Guckien
Delphi Girls Hear Inspiring Convention Address
The annual convention features a Mrs. C E Sandefur address on life lessons for girls. Musical numbers by the Girls Glee Club and Miss Marjorie Roach, with Miss Naomi Pruitt directing, followed. The session draws parallels between safety and risk in the Chicago lake region and the girls’ journeys, stressing faith, self control, and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Glee Club
Marjorie Roach
Naomi Pruitt
C. E. Sandefur
North Vernon
Delphi
Steandy
Delicions Ie
Betty Dyer
W. H. Bradshaw
Margaret ‘Daly
Loulge Wise
Me & Ohee
Genevieve Wise
Spain
Misson
Camden
Margaret Teel
Margaret Hunt
Wilma Mae Sullivan
Lorene Stock
Rosemary Snoeber R
Elsie Teel
Alice van Ann O
Les Helen Hankee
Velma Hughés
Li Castle
Horst
Rothrock pledges tax reform and utility regulation
John Rothrock argues for progressive taxation and opposed sales tax except on luxuries. He favors reallocating gasoline taxes to counties, stricter regulation of utilities and holding companies, and notes rural counties White Carroll and Clinton have similar interests. He says northern industrial counties should not dominate state politics and commits to serving the district’s majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiigly
White
Carroll
Clinton
Indiana Democrat Leader Praises Wilson and Marshall Legacy
Speech by Slack extols Woodrow Wilson and Tom Marshall, praising Indiana leadership and Democratic governance. He criticizes Republican missteps, urges unity on domestic policy, banking and tax reform, and warns against making Prohibition a campaign weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slack
Indiana
Leslie
Bush
Democratic Party
Marshall
Ralston
Central West
Harding
Coolidge
Mellon
Congress
Melion
Department of Justice
Delphian Registration Counts Fifty-Three Names
The article lists fifty three registered individuals from Delphi including Flora Edith Decker Wilcox Maxine King Waneta Kirk Mabel Hidenour Virginia Hawkins Freda Cook Bernadine Barnard Mary Moss Vera Quinn Minnie Lou Chitticks Frank Barnes Lorene Shock Rosemary Snoeberger Esther Huffer Mary Douglas Margaret Paine Waneta Langston Vada Powell Mary Byrum Pauline Jewett Alice Hendrix Eva Jane Hufty and Mrs Mandgel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Edith' ‘Decker
Vv.Wilcox
Maxine King
Waneta Kirk
Mabel Hidenour
Virginia Hawkins
Freda Cook
Bernadine Barnard
Mary Moss
Vera Quinn
Minnie Lou Chittick
Irs
Frank Barnes
Lorene Shock
Rosemary Snoeberger
Esther Huffer
Mary Douglas
Margaret Paine
Waneta Langston
Vada Powell
Mary Byrum
Pauline Jewett
Alice Hendrix
Eva Jane Hufty
Mrs. Mandgel
Delphi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union State Bank
Delphi, Indiana
Helen. Berry
Pittsburg
Ed Gerard
Ralph Maggart
Herb. Smith
Martha Hall
Ann Gardner Sprecher
John Harrison
E. L. Gerard
Mary Rafferty
Julia Schilling
Josephine Wagoner
Indiana University
Charles Garner
Brownsburg
Robert Hall
C. T. Amick
John T. Kirkpatrick
State Theatre
Jean Kramer
DePauw University
Zelpha Kramer
Willard Veach
June Million Smith
Rockfield Presbyterian, Church
Margaret Gerard
Mary Louise Wason
Pennsylvania
Howard Bradshaw
Joan
Hamburg
N.Y
Alexandria
Frankfort Times
A. L. Holmes
Emmett Mabbitt
New Spring
Maxwell & Shaffer
Herbd. Smith
Herb Smith
Grant Walters
A la
H. E. Roach Bakery
John Rothrock
Ana
Samuel M. Ralston
Moe
United States Senate
Tom Marshall
Sam Ralston
Pacific Coast
Woodrow Wilson
Haid
Wilson
Specia
Federal Reserve Bank Law
Loan Bank
Marshal
Republican Party
Candidat Hoover
Wande Frs
Jim Goodrich
Warren
McCray
Emmett Branch
Ed Jackson
Harry Leslie
Highway Board
Ritchie
Govenor Smith
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Herbert Smith
Aan
ERE
L. M. Pletcher
Delphi, Ind
Oskosh
C. C. Julius
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