Lostutter Resigns Delphi Coach Posts Move to Anderson
Coach Paul Lostutter of Delphi high school tendered his resignation to officials and announced a shift to an Anderson school position. Despite late attempts to retain him with salary hikes, the move hinges on negotiations. Lostutter has led Delphi for three years, guiding a state tournament appearance and an undefeated season this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lostutter
Delphi High School
Anderson School
Lostytter
Anderson
Delphi
Lostutter
Frankfort
Florida
Basketball Boys Are Given Sweaters
Principal C. A. Smith distributed sweaters to eleven members of the Anderson basketball team last Thursday before the D. H. S. departure. The sweaters bear a large front D and stripes marking years on the first team. Names and stripe counts include Byrum Crosby 3. Doxey Moore, William Perigo, John Shuey, Charles Kerlin 2. Kerlin also has a white stripe for captaincies. Others with one yellow stripe: Walter Lowther, Robert Popejoy, Charles Popejoy, Robert Schrader, Howard Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smith
Anderson
Reed Weaver
Byrum Crosby
Doxey Moore
William Perigo
John Shuey
Charles Kerlin
Kerlin
Walter Lowther
Robert
Charles Popejoy
Robert Schrader
Howard Howell
Helping Shuemaker Milk State's Cows
John Cohee of Deer Creek, recently sentenced by Judge Pruitt in the Carroll circuit court to sixty days on the penal farm for stealing chickens, is working in the dairy barn at Putnamville where Dr. E. S. Shuemaker, head of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, also serves sixty days. In a letter to relatives, Cohee says he and Shuemaker are buddies in the barn, teaching calves to drink from buckets and new inmates to pull cow nipples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cohee
Deer Creek
Pruitt
Carroll
E. S. Shuemaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Putnamville
Cohee
Regional tourney schedule anticipates Logansport path
The article outlines a regional schedule with a Delphi versus Peru matchup at Logansport on March 9. It lists 2 PM and 3 PM games and a second round at 8 PM, followed by a state tournament scenario where the winner advances to face Columbus in Friday’s 2 PM game in the Columbus regional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Peru
Logansport
Indianapolis
Wabash
Columbus
Eight year old Katie Burns dies after operation in Kokomo
Katie Ann Burns of Flora aged eight died last Wednesday night at Howard County Hospital Kokomo following mastoid surgery. She was the only daughter of Reed and Flora Burns and leaves an older brother. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Brethren Flora with Rev. A P Musselman officiating and burial in Maple Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Ann Burns
Flora
Howard County Hospital
Kokomo
Reed Burns
Church of the Brethern
A. P. Musselman
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Former Carroll County Resident Dies in California
Rev and Mrs F H Collier of Flora reported the death of Mrs Barton W Everman a former Carroll county resident and sister in law of Mrs Collier at her Beckerley California home. Mrs Everman formerly Miss Meads Hawkins cremation followed and remains were brought to the home of her brother Mart Everman in Kokomo with her husband and two children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Collier
Flora
Barton W. Everman
Carroll County
Collier
Beckerley
Calif
Everman
Miss Meads Hawkins
Mr. Everman
Mart. Everman
Kokomo
Western Union Leases Space in Smith Building
Western Union Telegraph Company files a five year lease for 137 square feet in the George M. Smith building on Main Street. Beginning March 1 raise uptown office shared with Mr. Smith whose law office occupies part of the front ground floor. Annual rent $312 with redecorating required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Smith
Western Union Telegraph Company
George M. Smith
Main Street
Pittsberg Soldier Sudden Held for Duty Evasion
A. W. C. L. Archie Sudden of Pittsberg, a member of the local infantry, is confined in the county hostel since failing to report for military duty. He was taken into custody on the complaint of company officers and may be held five days, with possible court martial afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Sudden
Pittsberg
Sudden
Indiana Senate Debates Banking Limits in Public Row
In a state senate clash over proposed limits on private bank lending, Senator C O Holmes of Gary accused Putnam county senator Andrew Durham of protecting banking friends. He directed a remark at Ed Bowen of Delphi, a former Republican committee member, now in Indianapolis, about district leadership. The absence of Bowen at the moment is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
C. O. Holmes
Gary
Indiana Bankers Association
Andrew Durham
Greencastle
E. W. Bowen
Holmes
Indiana
Durham
Putnam County
Ninth District
Ed Bowen
Delphi
Republican State Committee
Teachers Opposed to the Tenure Law in Carroll County
Carroll county teachers sign petitions to repeal the two year old tenure law. In Delphi twenty four teachers in eleven towns show only two opposed to repeal, while many say the law grants life positions after five years of continuous service. State Trustees Association urges repeal amid mixed local views and claims Indianapolis teachers pushed the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
General Assembly
Delphi
State Trustees Association
Indianapolis
Dye Sells News Stand to Rensselaer Man
John Dye sold his Franklin Street news agency to F. C. Cain of Rensselaer. Possession is to be given March 1 with Dye staying two weeks to aid the transition. Dye has operated the business five years and may move to a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
John Dye
F. C. Cain
D W Neibel Dies At Home Near Camden
D W Neibel age 86 died at his home east of Camden Monday night. He is survived by two sons and two daughters Joseph near Camden Noah Anna and Pet at home. Services held this afternoon at 2 o clock by Rev H C Stuckenberg of Camden sities church interment in Paint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Neibel
Camden
Joseph
Noah
Anna
Pet
H.C. Stuckenberg
Camdensities Church
Proposed Motor Boat Law Sparks General Assembly Debate
A editorial-style note critiques Knepper and King for proposing registration licensing and a ten mile per hour limit on motor boats in Indiana. It argues the bill targets youths under 16, imposes costly enforcement, and clashes with recreational use of lakes, urging opposition and predicting no jury would convict youths or parents under the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana House
Knepper and King
Conservation Department
Association of
Piscators
Indiana
Boy Scout
Y. M. GC
Messrs
Knepper and
Kline
Broadlick Buys Partner’s Interest in Irvington Bakery
Frank Broadlick who formed a partnership with an Indianapolis baker and started a bakery in Irvington has bought his partner’s stake and runs the shop solo. His son Robert recently completed high school and joined to help manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Broadlick
Indianapolis
Irvington
Capital City
Mr. Broadlick
Robert
Drake again named to Carroll county recruiting corps
Benjamin Drake has been named to recruit officers for the Citizen's Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Carroll county. He fulfilled the county's quota last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin ‘Drake
Carroll County
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Drake
Delphi Fans Travelled Wide to See Delphi Anderson Game
Three hundred fans journeyed 182 miles each to attend the Delphi versus Anderson game, totaling 54 600 miles. About 75 cars carried four per car over 13 650 miles, with gasoline costs at 191 dollars and per diem expenses estimated at 1 365 dollars for travel and lodging impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Fats Defeat Leans In Whirlwind Game
A charity basketball game between the fats and leans in Delphi high school gym raised 161 for band outfits. Captains Harve Hoshaw and Donald Smith led their teams as quick exchanges and muddy calls produced a fast paced 18 to 12 final, with strong play from Buster C. V. Blain and Fatty Verne Brown and notable baskets by Pop Perigo, Baldy Chadd, and Paul Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
Delphi High School
Harve Hoshaw
Donald Smith
Wayne Aldridge
Buster C. V
Blain
Fatty Verne Brown
Pop Perigo
Baldy Chadd
Paul Quick
Ma- Hanna
Dr. C. C. Carney
Floyd Julien
Warren Jacoby
Virgil Hire
Building model of Y M C A house mounted on Ford truck
Supt. Perry Wilson has built a four by four by four foot replica of the Camp Tecumseh shelter house in Newton Sidenbender's shop. The model mirrors every detail including painting and will be mounted on Wilsons Ford truck, expected to draw favorable comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Wilson
Camp Tecumseh
Newton Sidenbender
Wilson
Camden Knights of Pythias mark sixty fifth founding anniversary
Delphi lodge of the Knights of Pythias joined Camden brethren to honor the 1864 founding in Washington. Speakers recalled the order's history and relief features while emphasizing its American character. Host Refreshments capped an evening of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pearson
Delphi
Knights of Pythias
Camden
Washington, D. C
K. of P
Bigger and Better Minstrel with All Star Cast Set
Legion presents a bigger and better minstrel show with an all star cast on Monday and Tuesday February 25 and 26. Tickets are on sale at Adams and Pearson Dens Store LY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Adams & Pearson Dens Store LY
Miss Dorothy Long Weds Prof P L Salamon in Hammond
Miss Dorothy Long marries Prof. P L Salamon in Lake County. Long, daughter of the late John R Long, has been private secretary to Salamon and chief instructor at his Hammond dancing academy, a prominent northern Indiana institution. The couple plan to continue exhibition dances as a married team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Dorothy Long
P.L. Salamon
Salamon Dancing Acadeemy
Hammond
Miss Long
Delphi
John R. Long
Salamon
Dancing Academy
Salamon Academy
Indiana
Mr. Salamon
Embree to Quit Delphi Harness Business After Half Century
E W Embree longtime Delphi harness dealer announces retirement with a clearance sale of stock. native of Ohio served in 147th Indiana Regiment after Civil War and began in Delphi before partnering with I S Armitage. He notes age and changing industry as reasons, plans to remain in Delphi home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Embree
Delphi
S. Bardorf
Embree
Citizen
Mr. Embree
Ohio
Dart County
Co. “G
Indiana
Armitage
Pittsburg
I. S. Armitage
Standard Oil Company
Mach
Franklin and
Union Streets
Tri Kappa Tag Day Supports Delphian Milk Fund
The Delphi chapter of Tri Kappa will sponsor a tag day next Saturday to raise funds for furnishing milk to children at the west side school. Proceeds aim to support the milk program through the end of the school year with prizes for top fundraisers. Citizens are urged to display tags prominently during canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa
West Side
Delphi
Edna Eens
Judge Wason House Destroyed by Fire in Delphi
The two story home of Judge James P. Wason at Indiana and Front streets burned to the ground about 11 am. Coach Paul Lostutter was injured leaping from a second story window as flames and falling timbers trapped him. Losses include contents insured for 4,500 with rebuilding difficult due to scarce timber. The Frasers and Lostutters displaced. building noted for walnut and popular timber, built in the mid 1800s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P.wason
Indiana
Front Streets
Paul Lostutter
Lostutter
Lostltter
William Fraser
Delphi
Carroll County
Colonel Crampton Appointed Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Indianapolis report states A B Crampton of Indianapolis is named acting assistant adjutant general of the Grand Army of the Republic Indiana department. The appointment comes during Captain Albert Ball’s illness, with Ball at Lafayette’s Indiana Soldiers Home. Indiana G A R totals show 1306 members, down from 1747 due to 441 deaths, with a small year start gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
A. B. Crampton
Indianapolis
W. F. Molynneaux
Gary
Albert Ball
Ball
Indiana Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Ball and
Crampton
Indiana G. A. R
Indiana
Hursday
May Marek
Idaville Man George M. Neel Dies at 90
George M. Neel aged 90 died at his daughter Mrs. Mary Davis home in Idaville last Thursday evening. Survived by two sons W. S. Wells and Frank Wells and another daughter Mrs. Samuel Lontz. Funeral services held Saturday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Tracy officiating, burial in Idaville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Stonebraker
Carroll
White Counties
G. M .Frye
Fort Wayne
Charles Stonebraker
Delphi
James Stonebraker
White County
Warren Stonebraker
Henry Morket
Foley
Ala
Peter Morkert
Tipton
George M. Neel
Mary Davis
Idaville
W. S., Wells
Brookstone Schools
Frank Wells
Cleveland
Samuel Lontz
Tracy
Infant Daughter Dies in Washington Township
Mary Margaret Williams, 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Washington township, died at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning of pneumonia after a brief illness. Survived by the parents a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret
John Williams
Washington, Township
Income Tax Deputy to Enlist Returns in Delphi
A. L. Whallon deputy collector of the income tax department will be at the recorder's office in Delphi on February 26 and 27 to enlist taxpayers and assist in making out their returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Whallon
Income Tax Department
Logansport
Recorder’s Office
Court House
Delphi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shuemaker
American Legion
Soldier Boys
California
Ask General Assembly
DYE
H. S. Band
Camden Brethren
TRI Kappas
Paul Lostatter
Idavile
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!