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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
6
Carroll County residents react to reports of men abusing public spaces in California and Michigan. Police urge precautions for women and girls, especially after dark, and advise against accepting rides from strangers. School officials join in the safety guidance.
The week’s real estate transfers show numerous deeds in Delphi Flora Mortonville and surrounding townships. Notable sums include 6100.00 for 130 acres in Jackson Township and 700.00 for Lot 48 in 0. P Burrows. Several transfers occur at 1.00 with others at 125.00 and 59.60.
Taxpayers of Clay Township Carroll County Indiana are notified that on January 4 1928 officials determined to issue bonds not exceeding 10300 dollars to fund a gravel road project Charley Beard et al. The bonds carry 4 percent interest and the measure may be appealed to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within twenty nine days. The county auditor and county attorney are named witnesses.
Christian Church L. E. Knox pastor lists 9:30 A M Bible school led by Harry Pearson 10:30 A M worship with topic What We Mean Jesus Christ 6:00 P M Christian Endeavor led by Ruel Bloyd 7:00 P M evening worship Jean Pruitt to lead the Sunday lesson What Difference Does it Make What We Do on Sunday A cordial invitation extended to all to attend.
Rev E M Martinson leads morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon on The Perfecting of Character and a Job study. Evening service at 7 features The Pattern of Perfection or the Prodigal's elder brother, final in the Prodigal Son series. Milweek prayer and conference Wednesday 7 30. Public invited.
Rev. O Paul Manker leads morning worship at 9 30 with sermon at 10 30 and Epworth League at 6 00. Rabbi J Marshall Taxay to deliver evening address. Ladies Aid to host tuberculosis association dinner Tuesday 6 00 p m. reservations via Mrs. George Smith or Mrs. Harry Haugh by Wednesday noon.
Sunday worship at 10 30 with subject The Rediscovery of Christ and 4 30 vesper Echoes program. Christian Endeavor 5 30 led by Miss Francis Amick. Bible study Wednesday 7 30. Church school 9 30 Will Smith, superintendent. Pilgrim Holiness Church 9 30 Sunday school Sherman Fife, 10 30 Young Peoples service Lawrence Landis, 7 00 evangelistic service. Cottage prayer Tuesday 7 30 and Thursday 7 80 Bible study. Estate of Kate Brown notice: administrator William R Foreman files final settlement. court hearing February 10 1928. heirs creditors to appear. James O Obear attorney. 47-31
State of Indiana Carroll County declares Wilbur E Stevens Addie Stephens Nellie Craves Luella Davis and State Bank of Chenoa non residents in probate for sale of real estate to pay debts. Defendants must appear by March 5 1928 at Delphi Court House or answer Complaint else court will proceed.
Public notice states Park s D Groninger et al filed January 8 1928 in Carroll County Auditor s office a petition to straighten grade gravel and drain a public highway in Rock Creek Township. Hearing set February 7 1928 before Carroll County Board of Commissioners in Delphi Indiana. Also administration notice declaring Claude E Cr ipe executor of Christian Cr ipe estate in Carroll County.
The document lists receipts and disbursements for Democrat Township Carroll County for the year ending December 31 1927. It records funds from the Bond Fund and several interest items paid to individuals and local offices, plus multiple teaching and labor payments and administrative entries.
The report lists fund balances receipts and disbursements for 1927 across several funds including Road, Special School, Tuition, and Bond. Totals show overall balances and year receipts, with final balances and warrant figures, sworn by Trustee Elmer Shaffer before the Advisory Board chair in January 1928.
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