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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
5
Henry Edwin Baum and others transfer a small tract in Delphi to Margaret F. Baum for $1.00. Charles L. Bell transfers a small tract in Flora to Edna Mae Chittick and others for $1.00.
Rush McCarty executor transfers 1000 to David Wise for a Flora tract. Hanna Commissioners move 82 acres in Clay Township for 6150. Humes sells 80 and 40 acres in Jackson Township for 1.06 and 1.00 respectively. Grant sells 10 acres in Washington Township for 1.06. Feeney sells east half of 8 in Tippecanoe Township for 835. Shuey sells Lot 1 in Rockfield additions for 1.06. Gardner sells Lot 186 in Delphi Commercial Club Addition for 1.00. Black sells 50 acres in Democrat Township for 1.00. Tolen sells Flora tract for 1.60. Jones sells small Jefferson Township tract for 1.00. Orrs transfer lots in Delphi addition for 1.00. Farr to Clyde Robbins Lot 1 Mortonville Delphi for 406. Classified ad urged in Citizen.
Mrs J H Roller hosts and guests include brother Clay Pearson and his daughter from Delphi. Families visit relatives in Lafayette and Indianapolis as illness and fires affect housing. Farm Bureau meetings in New Hope and Flora feature speakers, music, and a 1941 farm outlook playlet with sixty attendees.
The Jackson Township Home Economics club hosts its annual Mothers and Daughters banquet at Camden community hall on Thursday evening. Hostesses include Marie Day Hazel Fisher Verna Coplen Effie Guard Carrie Obear Victoria Martin Esther Hedde and Lavon Dunkin.
The Roxy Theatre hosts a home economics school March 16 and 17 led by Miss Ann Olson, Spry Kitchen graduate. She will demo pie and cake making, fried foods, cookies, meats, and vegetable dishes with prizes for audience members and a screening after the program. Assisting sponsors include Spry manufacturers and local merchants.
Carroll Circuit Court, January Term 1941, notices Floyd J. Julien as Administrator has filed final settlement for the estate of Alice Armstrong deceased. The examination is set for March 10, 1941, in Delphi. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Mahlon Kerlin attorney for Administrator. Clerk CHAS L. BELL. 52-31.
Clarence Cleaver chairs Monday night meeting at the library on February 17 with discussions on Farm Bureau chicks by Wayne Hiatt and a performance of Dat Chicken Dream. Reports include Jackson Township bureau event February 19 at Camden Community Hall with Gardner Martin and Mrs. Milton Bowman coordinating.
County council of Carroll County Indiana is convening a special session on February 18 1941 at 10 00 A M in the auditor's office to approve and reallocate funds for the county highway department and 1941 revenue. Items include $9459 35 for right of way and $400 and 100 for testing and records. taxpayers may appeal to the State Tax Commissioners with a 10 day window. William J Wakeland estate final account set for March 10 1941 heirs creditors and legatees must appear.
Gray J. Nagele as administrator has filed final settlement for the estate of Charles L. Nagele deceased in Carroll Circuit Court Delphi Indiana. The final settlement will be examined on the 7th day of March 1941. Creditors must appear as required. Witness the Clerk and Seal February 13 1941.
Frank N. Wallace acting commissioner of Conservation reports a shortage of several tree species despite record overall production. High demand from private landowners for windbreaks woodlots and reforestation has led to ordered shipments queued by application date while supplies last.
A brief note lists questionnaires associated with Wiley Wallace and John Klepinger of Delphi, Jack Sledge and Flora, and Virgil Joyce of Camden. The fragment records names and locations connected to a survey or data collection effort.
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