Jackson Day Dinner Draws Hundreds in Carroll County
The Jackson day dinner in the Presbyterian church drew about 250 attendees. Hon. Frank Dailey of Indianapolis, Democratic candidate for Governor, delivered a lengthy address praising Andrew Jackson and criticizing Republican bosses in Indiana. Local Democrats, including Ira Clouser and Col. A. B. Crampton, spoke of support for a congressional candidate and campaign unity for the May primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Frank €. Dailey
Indianapolis
United States Court
Indiana
Bate
Dailey
John Virlin
Andrew Jackson
United States
Mr. Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Jackson
Wilson
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Supreme Court
Washington
Ira Clouser
Crawfodsville
Montgomery County
A. P. Flynn
Logansport
A. S. Beaulieu
Flynn
Col
A. B. Crampton
Delphi
Courtroom melee erupts after Lloyd Kimble trial
After the Lloyd Kimble trial, County Attorney Gus A. Hall and Sheriff Riley Sink clashed as witnesses and court staff watched a riot-like altercation. They wrestled on the floor near the door while the judge, jurors, and attendees tried to separate them. No fines were assessed for contempt. A bottle carried by one man was cough medicine, not alcohol.
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Lloyd Kimble
Gus A. Hall
Riley Sink
Hall
Link
Jeanette Taylor
Pruitt
Queensbury
Citizens Bank Re Elects All Of Its Old Officers
Annual meeting of Citizens National Bank directors re elected C B Shaffer as president H J Butz as vice president and G A Shaffer as cashier. The board also re elected J A Shink as chairman W S Margowski Fred L Raber and C B Shaffer. Bank reports strong year with no foreclosures on real estate and praise for conservatism and sound banking judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen‘s National Bank
C. B. Shaffer
H. J. Butz
G. A. Shaffer
J. A. Shink
W. S. Margowski
Fred L. Raber
Citizens Bank
Prohibition Enforcement Theme by Flying Squadron Speaker
A nationally known Flying Squadron Foundation lecturer will speak at the First Presbyterian church on Sunday January 15 at 4 30 PM on constitutional government and prohibition enforcement. Miss Norma C Brown of Bloomington Illinois an ordained minister and former Illinois Senate chaplain will present the talk. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Squadron Foundation
First Presbyterian Church
Norma C. Brown
Bloomington
Ill
United States
Former Delphi Resident Edith Metzger Ewing Dies in Seattle
Mrs. Edith Metzger Ewing once of Delphi died in Seattle Washington on Sunday at her home. She was the wife of Boyd Ewing and mother of a three day old daughter. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Metzger and sister to Mrs Carl Mates of Chicago. Her father formerly served as superintendent of schools in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Ewing
Seattle
Wash
Ewing
Charles Metzger
Carl Mates
Chicago
Edith Metzger
Delphi
Presbyterian ladies host memorable Carroll County dinner
Dinner served by the Presbyterian ladies pleased diners who praised the beautifully decorated tables. The occasion returned as a standout event and is likely to be remembered in Carroll County history as a notable Eu cae affair.
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Carroll County
Black-faced Minstrels Coming Soon Date To Be Announced
A local notice signals an upcoming minstrel event featuring black faced performers with the date to be announced. Community members are asked to watch for updates.
Rock Creek Farmers Meet Set For January 20 21
Rock Creek Township holds its annual Farmers Institute Friday and Saturday January 20 and 21. Professor Hall of Purdue will speak Friday night at Rockfield Presbyterian Church. Saturday features all day talks by two state speakers, a dinner, and business sessions led by Walter Coble president and Jesse Benner secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek Farmers’ Institute
Rockfield
Presbyterian Church
Walter Coble
Association
Jesse Benner
Men May Lose Jobs If Roads Makes Change
The Wabash railroad may abandon the freight house with all business moved to the passenger station. A new heavy shipments platform would be built west of the Delphi Sales Barn and the north south driveway used as a loop. Six telegraph operators may lose jobs with only three kept, as talks with Monon continue. Estimated depot change cost runs about 3300 dollars, while payrolls at the two through city railroads approach forty thousand dollars annually.
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Wabash Railroad
Algo
Delphi
Wabash Road
Harem Scarem Radio Minstrel Revue Comes to High School
The Legion and Auxiliary present a two part show at the high school auditorium on Monday and Tuesday January 16 and 17. The first part features nine scenes with singing and elaborate scenery including a chorus where all girls are men. Eight prominent businessmen perform in disguise. The second part is a minstrel setting with thirty local singers and a six man back line. Seats go on sale Friday January 1 at Adams and Pearsons.
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New Harem Scarem
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Holland
Adams & Pearsons
Hershman and Wells Seek Indiana Governorship Nomination
Two Democrats Samuel B. Wells of Scottsburg and George Hershman of Crown Point join Frank C. Dailey of Indianapolis in the Democratic primary for governor. Wells, editor of the Scott County Journal, urges repeal of the Wright bone dry law and other reforms. Hershman, a state highway commissioner, seeks radical changes and restores government to the people.
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Samuel B. Wells
Scottsburg
George Hershman
Crown Point
Frank C. Dailey
Indianapolis
Olin R. Holt
Kokomo
Earl Crawford
Connersville
State Highway Commission
Wells
Scott County Journal
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Hershman
Indiana State Highway Commission
Walker Township
Jasper County
Grand Lodge of Indiana Odd Fellows
Soverign Grand Lodge
Lodge
Claud Wickard Earns Prairie Farmer Master Farmer Medal
Claud Wickard of Camden receives Prairie Farmer Master Farmer gold medal at a Lafayette banquet. Purdue graduate operates a 380 acre farm, implements swine sanitation, leads county Farm Bureau as president, teaches Sunday school, and is praised as a capable businessman husband and citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Wickard
Camden
Prairie Farmer
Lafayette
Indiana
Taylor Fouts
Wickard
Purdue
County Farm Bureau
Corn King Is Crowned With Signal Honors
Virgil Joyce, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Joyce of Washington township, was crowned Junior international corn king at the Indiana Corn Growers Association banquet in Purdue Memorial Union. Over 400 attended as President Edward C Eliott and Director G I Christie presided. Homer Dice of Crawfordsville led as president with H C Rather of Michigan City college delivering the main address on Michigan's Progressive Farmer. Ches ter Joyce and Ray Caldwell of Carroll County won fifth honors in the student contest for the best musical novelty stunt. County Agent Harry Ackerson attends the Purdue agricultural stay at West Lafayette with other Carroll County attendees including Mr and Mrs John Kerlin, William and Chester Joyce, Wickard, Roy Caldwell, Wil Funkhouser, Tayor Fouts, Wil aem Klepinger, George Sites and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Joyce
Chester Joyce
Washington Township
Indiana Corn Growers 'Association
Memorial Union Building
Purdue
Edward C. Eliott
G. I. Christie
Homer Dice
Crawfordsville
H. C. Rather
Michigan City College
Michigan
Ray Caldwell
Carroll County
Harry Ackerson
West Lafayette
John Kerlin
William
and Wickard
Roy Caldwell
Wil Funkhouser
Tayor Fouts
Wilaem Klepinger
George Sites
Community Sale Set by Delphi Barn Manager
John Baer of Delphi Sales Barn announces a Friday January 20 community sale with a large stock expected to be listed for the hammer in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baer
Delphi
Executor named for Christian Cripe will
Named executor Claude FE Cripe of Rossville gains probate of the late Christian Cripe with James O Obear acting as attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude FE. Cripe
Rossville
Christian Cripe
James O. Obear
Delphi State Bank Re Elects Officers
At the regular annual meeting of the Delphi State Bank stockholders the officers were re elected for the coming year. President Charles A Gay vice president J D Klepinger cashier Ed Smock assistant cashier Nellie Haughey directors Gay Klepinger Myron Ives William Campbell and E R Smock. The bank reports an excellent condition and a good year with no effect from statewide bank failures including Indianapolis Wild institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi State Bank
Charles A. Gay
J. D. Klepinger
Ed Smock
Nellie Haughey
Myron Ives
William Campbell
E. R. Smock
State Bank
Indianapolis
Marriage Licenses Issued to Baird Brooks Doty Couples
Merton N. Baird a Pittsburg teacher wed Bethel Deleene Brooks a Delphi student. William Peters a Burrows laborer wed Goldie L. Lowe of Burrows. C. Clay Doty a Delphi student wed Naomi G. Davis of Flora.
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Merton N. Baird
Pittsburg
Bethel Deleene Brooks
Delphi
William Peters
Burrows
Goldie L. Lowe
C. Clay Doty
Naomi G. Davis
Flora
Miss Nina Lyon Named Laboratory Technician
Miss Nina Lyon has accepted a position as Laboratory Technician in the medical examiner's office of the National Insurance department of the grand lodge of the K of P at Indianapolis. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank B Lyon and is a registered nurse, well qualified for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Lyon
National Insurance Department
Grand Lodge of the K. of P
Indianapolis
Miss Lyon
Frank B. Lyon
Young Couple Marries in Kokomo
Merton N. Baird youngest son of Mr and Mrs O S Baird of Pittsburg and Miss Bethel Brook were married Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Christian church in Kokomo Reverend Gerard officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roy L Gilpin of Kokomo Bride is Delphi high school graduate and Muncie Normal alum The couple will live with the groom's parents in Pittsburg until settled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton N. Baird
O. S. Baird
Pittsburg
Bethel Brook
Christian Church
Kokomo
Gerard
Roy L. Gilpin
Baird
Muncie
Frank Brook
Delphi High School
Relatives Travel to Chicago for Funeral of Mrs John Mallan
Mrs A D McCain and her son Charles Saxon left for Chicago after being summoned by relatives to attend the funeral of Mrs John Mallan. The 55 year old Colburn native, maiden name Miss May Rape, was well known and respected. she is survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McCain
Charles M. Saxon
Chicago
John Mallan
Beadle Attends Indiana Democrats Conference
E. P. Beadle of The Citizen attended a Democrats conference at state headquarters in Indianapolis to plan the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association banquet in February. He is in talks with two prospective Washington speakers and will set the mid winter editors meeting date once a reply arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Beadle
the Citizen
Indianapolis
Indiana Democraic Editorial Association
Beadle
Washington
New Suits A. T. Bowen & Co. V. Amos Flora Foreclosure
The case lists A. T. Bowen & Co. as plaintiffs with a foreclosure action against Amos Flora and others. Boyd & Julien represent the plaintiff. Fresh fish and oysters are advertised at Hall's Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bowen & Co
Amos Flora
Boyd & Julien
Kimble Case Delayed Again as Judge and Prosecutor Sicken
The Kimble murder trial in Rock Creek township is postponed to Monday due to illness of Judge Pollard and Prosecutor Ives. Testimony resumes with Lloyd Kimble denying allegations while wife Mrs. Kimble testifies about their marriage and timeline surrounding the August fire.
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Judge Pollard
Lloyd Kimble
Ives
Daniel Sink
Jeanette Taylor
Rock Creek Township
Kimble
Dan Sink
Link
John Baker
Iew
Chick Myers
Sink Kimble
Indiana State Farm
A.C. Clauser
Jesse Taylor
Star State
Links
John Denton
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Gus Hall
Riley
Buttin’ In
Rock Creek
Professor Hall
Wabash
Legion Minstrel
Claude Wickard
Miss Bethel Brook
Merton
N. Baird
Conference OF
Indiana Democrats
Pollard
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