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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
7
The article recalls Robert Meers known as Dillinger II nearing execution as his Feb 2 date is set. He is shown shackled returning to Richmond Virginia where he previously escaped.
The editor in chief is Tom Mayhill with Edna Johnson as assistant editor and Jack Gee as sports editor. Betty Stew leads organizations while Bill H. Smith serves as editorial chief. Maxine Kennard and Minnie Buchanan are editorial assistants with Betty Pierce as social editor and Art McDowil handling grade news.
Delphi High hosts a debate conference with participants from Delphi Lafayette Crawfordsville Brook Logansport and Peru. The girls’ typing team defeated Rockfield 36 to 29 last Thursday. The operetta Rand of Fortune, by Gladys Newhard and Karl Kraft, debuts under Jean Kramer with Smith assisting. Sunshine Society sponsors candy sales at Flora game and crafts lifter holders for sale by Margaret Keim Virginia Pletcher Meredith Kirkpatrick Winifred Dyer and Virginia Smith.
Charles Benner spent the weekend in Lafayette followed by Mary Agnes Bunnell visiting with Wilma Norman there. Betty Stewart was in Peru on Sunday. Attendees at the Jeff Logan sport game Friday night included Bill Smith Mike Morrow Martha Rohra baugh and Mary Kathryn Cox.
Mrs Russell Craig visited Miss Stevens room on Friday. Bobby Aldridge hosted a birthday party for Room Two with Mrs Wayne Aldridge and cousin Jack Aldridge of Lafayette in attendance. The 8th grade reports include book reviews and a lesson on leisure time. J H S beat Brookston 15 to 11. ORVILLE CASSMAN 35 signs off.
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