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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

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Time shifts and tea in a cross Atlantic radio link

Delphi and Purdue WBAA aired a 15 minute program originally planned with Dick Haugh interviewing Hoagan McCormick until illness forced Bob Coom ey to take over. The England to Delphi link drew strong reception with Tom McCain and Leonard Stoodley helping and Horace Taylor touring continents by piano.

Delphi Purdue WBAA Dick Haugh Lafayette Hoagland Hoagan Southampton England Gilbert Bailey Tom McCain W9lzp Leonard Stoodley G&dm Atlantic

Dress Up Delphi Launches City Beautification Drive

At a Delphi meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bowen civic leaders outlined a spring planting campaign. Plans call for redbud and dogwood trees and ornamental shade trees citywide. Officials include Mrs. Fred Craven Smith as host, Mrs. Bowen horticultural chair, Catherine McCain secretary, Homer Myers forestry lead, Mayor Hunter and Curtis McCain on planting equipment, C. T. Amick finance chair, Mary Davies publicity, Hilda Bowen and Bess Rothenberger planting chairs.

Delphi E. W. Bowen Fred Craven Smith Delphi Woman’s Club Bowen Catherine McCain Homer Myers C. W. Hunter Curtis McCain C. T. Amick Mary Davies Hilda Bowen Bess Rothenberger

Revered Clergy Honor Longtime Methodist Members

Last Sunday Rev. Wilbur Day paid tribute to Attorney William Co. Smith and Burnside Haynes for over fifty years of loyal church service and active membership in the Methodist congregation.

Wilbur Day William Co. Smith Burnside Haynes Methodist Church

Funeral Friday for Frank Sanderson 74 banker founder

Funeral services for Frank Sanderson founder of the Rockfield bank will be held at one o clock Friday afternoon at the Rockfield Presbyterian church Rev H Hugo will officiate and burial will be at Camden He died Tuesday evening at his Rockfield home after an illness of about four months He was 74 years old born in Cass county later moved to Carroll county and served as Carroll county treasurer He was active as cashier of the Rockfield bank until May 2 1936 He was survived by his widow a daughter Flo of South Bend a son Evan of Flora a brother John a sister Mrs Armick and a half brother Charles

Frank Sanderson Rockfield Bank Rockfield Presbyterian Church H. Hugo Camden Derson Rockfield Cass County Carroll County Carrollton Township Union State Bank Carrie Sanderson Flo Sanderson South Bend Evan Flora John Sage Sapa Armick Medea Penn Charles Monticello

WPA rolls rise in Carroll County as spring program looms

Carroll county WPA rolls are increasing this week with more project workers and applicants. Indiana WPA totals have grown by nearly 20 000 since October 6 from 40 779 though staff remains fixed. Sponsors struggle to provide contributions amid direct relief demands and budget constraints.

Carroll County WPA Indiana Works Progress Administration Work Relief Agency John K. Jennings State Works Progress Administration Jennings

New Delphi Bus Feature and Plant Expansion Noted

Delphi Body Works announces a redesigned 1938 school bus that is longer and lower, seats 57 with forward facing rows, and marks a period of employment growth as the firm, the oldest in Delphi, expands its workforce in the spring.

Delphi Body Works Delphi

Maxine Dern Fights Diphtheria Pneumonia

The condition of Maxine Dern was critical and unchanged this morning in her fight against pneumonia and diphtheria. Rossie Dern, her father, and a special nurse are affected by the quarantine at the home ordered by authorities this week.

Maxine Dern Rossie Dern

Local couple hosts Huntington guests for Tuesday evening

Mr and Mrs Charles Kerlin welcomed Mr and Mrs Chris Ritter of Huntington as guests on Tuesday evening in a small social gathering.

Charles Kerlin Chris Ritter Huntington

Talks on Russia by Col Everett Gardner at Oracle Club

Col Everett Gardner of Monticello spoke at the Oracle club on Russia. He predicted communism would end if rapid change continues and noted Russia's ruthless rulers yet many post revolution achievements. Gardner has cared unemployment division duties and spent months in Moscow during four trips.

Col Everett Gardner Monticello Russia Oracle Club Col. Gardner U.S. Motor Company Moscow Red Square Lenin

Red Clover and Alfalfa Seed Labeled Adapted in Indiana

Red clover and alfalfa seed produced in Indiana are deemed adapted seed for soil-building goals under the 1938 Agriculture Conservation program. J. Dewey Zinn says Indiana is among states where seed from those states is recognized as adapted. Farmers must obtain origin evidence and keep it for filing with the county agricultural conservation committee this fall.

Indiana J. Dewey Zinn County Soil Conservation Committee County Agricultural Conservation Committee

Indiana History Volume Arrives at Delphi Library

The Delphi library receives Prehistoric Antiquities of Indiana by Eli Lilly. The 293 page volume explores Indiana archaeology with photographs and clear language for lay readers. Lilly, Indianapolis executive and Indiana Historical Society head, details Indiana’s prehistoric sites and Carroll County research.

Delphi Indiana Hoosier Acres Eli Lilly Indianapolis The Lilly Pharmaceutical Company Indiana Historical Society Lilly

Bowen Family Visit in Indianapolis

Mrs. E. W. Bowen and her daughter Hilda spent Wednesday in Indianapolis for a brief visit and shopping.

E. W. Bowen Hilda Indianapolis

Arc theatre under new policy starts February 20

Walter Beymer new manager announces operating policy for the Arc theatre. Matinees will be Saturdays and Sundays at 2 30 and two complete shows will be performed each night.

Walter Beymer Arc Theatre

Legion Commander Russell Rhoades to speak at Sons of the American Legion installation

Russell Rhoades state Legion commander will speak at the installation ceremony for the Sons of the American Legion tonight. The event at Delphi high school auditorium will feature participation from all Legion and Veteran organizations in the county in a colorful program.

Russell Rhoades Sons of the American Legion Delphi High School

Delphi Wins Special Certificate for Safety in 1937

The city of Delphi received a special certificate recognizing its safety record for 1937 noting that no traffic fatalities occurred in the year.

Delphi

Watson McCormick to Speak at Delphi Sesquicentennial

Watson McCormick of Delphi will headline the first meeting of a local sesquicentennial celebration marking the Constitution signing. Rev. Harry Parker and Rev. Howard Jenkins will also appear on the Sunday night program. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper spent the weekend in Owensboro, Kentucky.

Watson McCormick Delphi The Christian Church Harry Parker Howard Jenkins D. O. Hall Frank Cooper Owensboro, Ky

Shadow of Coming Conflict Hovers Over Southampton

Citizen correspondent Gilbert Bailey notes anxieties about war after examining British history in a university class as bombers pass overhead. He cites a looming birth-rate crisis and Parliament’s fear of too few to man Westminster. He reports radio experiments by W9LZP and G&DM, and mentions Chiang Kai-shek’s adopted son spending spring in Southampton.

Southampton England Hamblefield Chiang Kai- Shek

Television Comes of Age in England on Exhibition Stage

A writer notes England's television moving past the exhibition stage and questions if Britain leads in sound picture transmission. Practical sets are now available within affordable reach, and the inventor of television is said to live nearby.

England Britain

Miss Elva Scott and Aaron Randle wed in Jefferson Township

Miss Elva E. Scott, daughter of Everett and Mary Scott, married Aaron Randle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randle, at her parents home in Jefferson Township on Saturday February 12 at 10 AM. Rev. Harry Parker officiated in a double ring ceremony as immediate families looked on. The event coincided with the bride’s parents’ wedding anniversary. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned to reside with the bride’s parents after a short trip to Fort Wayne.

Elva E. Scott Everett Mary (Newell) Scott Aaron Randle Henry Randle Jefferson Township Harry Parker Delphi Presbyterian Church Ft. Wayne

Editors Banquet Likely To Highlight Indiana Politics

Indianapolis February 17 Hundreds of Hoosiers plan to attend the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association banquet featuring High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt arriving from the Philippine Islands. Ticket sales may produce a capacity crowd of 2300 with entertainment, dancing, and a 9 PM radio broadcast on WIRE.

Indianapolis Paul V. McNutt Philippine Islands Riley Finney Chateau John C. McNutt Martinsville Lydia Townsend Hartford City Townsend Jack Dolan Association Alex N. Pursley Frederick van Nuys Sherman Minton Wayne Coy McNutt Arthur H. Greenwood Washington Indiana

Guest Pastors Will Appear Here During Two Weeks Revival

Delphi Christian church opens a two week revival starting Sunday led by Rev Howard Jenkins. Visiting ministers will preach in week one while Rev Jenkins presides in week two. Guests include Rev W C Aschanhort Flora Rev Meyer A Madsen Monticello Rev Herman Hosier Logansport Rev Frank Schottlekork Zionsville and Rev Herbert Bass Kokomo with Rev Jenkins directing music and musicians from other towns joining.

Delphi Christian Church Howard Jenkins Rev Jenkins W. C. Aschanhort Flora Meyer A. Madsen Monticello Herman Hosier Logansport Frank Schottlekork Zionsville Herbert Bass

Carroll County High Schools Invited to Central Normal College Contest

All Carroll county high schools receive invitations to Central Normal College annual scholarship contest to be held Saturday April 2. Last year about 1500 students attended and many are expected this year.

Carroll County Central Normal College

McCain Sisters to Broadcast on WFBM Saturday

Miss Lois and Kathryn McCain daughters of Mr and Mrs George McCain of Burlington will broadcast Saturday afternoon at 3 15 over WFBM Indianapolis Both girls study at Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis Subscribe for The Citizen.

Lois Kathryn McCain George McCain Burlington WFBM Indianapolis Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music

Sprague Dry Goods to Open in Delphi Next Month

F C Sprague of Mishawaka buys Kraus stock and fixtures to launch Sprague and Son in Delphi about March 20. The store will occupy the former Kraus building on Washington street with ladies ready to wear and dry goods, remodel planned, and the elder Sprague, a Mishawaka high school principal, bringing family to relocate in March.

Sprague Dry Goods Delphi F. C. Sprague Mishawaka Kraus Sprague Sprague and Son Washington Street Mishawaka High School Covington and Veedersburg

Oracles Fall to Elwood 30 to 25 in Home Loop

Delphi Oracles lost to Elwood 30 to 25 on Wednesday, trailing early and never catching up. Clawson led Delphi with 9 points as Elwood’s Davis and Hudson paced the visitors, with Monon set to visit Friday for a key home clash.

Oracles Elwood Delphi Oracles Oracle Invaders Davis Felphi Clawson Oracle Delphi—Smith Downs M. Weaver E. Weaver Spi Rauch Hudson Blackburn Holtsclaw Brown Monon

County orchestra formed with 113 student musicians

Carroll county launches its first county school orchestra in seven years with 113 students from high school to grade levels enrolled. Teachers direct the group, Flora hosts practices twice monthly, trustees provide free transportation, and the ensemble aims for a public appearance at Flora on April 16.

Teachers Institute Flora Carroll County Harry Hatton Jeanette Hyman Camden and Rockfield County Institute

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