Gold Medal Colt Club weighs July entries and tours
The Gold Medal Colt Club weighs twenty colts in July with owners Bord ner and Sons Glifford E. Cleaver Ralph B. Loman and others. A state Poultry Tour visiting Kosciusko County July 12 to 14 will showcase sanitary and marketing progress at Merkle Poultry Farm Warsaw and nearby farms. The Busy Bee 4 H Club met at Deer Creek school with 27 members as Mary Alice Cripe led demonstrations in the Clothing Project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordner and Sons
Glifford E. Cleaver
Ralph B. Loman
Ooet May
Monnett Bros
Elvas Peters
William Weaver Quinn
Aitus Rodenbarger
Carrol County
Kosciusko County
Leon Todd
Purdue
State Poultry Association
Merkle
Warsaw
Winona Lake
Mentone
Nass Nelson
C. Lb. Manwaring
Sten Ae
Toys
Ora Beeson
Creigh
Shel
Neianton Bros
Plymouth
Puly
Star City
Pulaski County
Busy Bee 4-H Club
Deer Creek Township
Mary Alice Cripe
Edna Johnson
Shirley Julien
Marie Taylor
Agnes Maxwell
Betty Mabbitt
Luella Crowder
Betty Lee Wilkerson
Marybellée Weckerly
Sara Trent
Mildred Weaver
Helen Ashba
Lujean Loy
Nina Irene Caughan
Mabel Vaughan
Mary Margaret Schreiner
Monroe
Adams and Rock Creek Township Farm Bureaus Joint Meeting
The Adams and Rock Creek Township Farm Bureaus will hold a joint meeting next Tuesday evening July 12 at French Post Park. NE Griggs of the Indiana Farm Bureau will be the speaker and entertainment will be provided by each township Farm Bureau. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Rock Creek
Twnship
French Post Park
Griggs
Indiana Farm Bureau
What and Where is Heaven and Who Will Be There
Church notices announce Sunday school starts at 9 30 with bells, a new beginners and primary department, morning worship at 10 30 featuring gospel music and a sermon on heaven and the assured home in heaven, and 7 30 union services at the Christian church.
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The
Christian Church
Bible School and Park Meeting Service Schedule
Ray Orr Superintendent invites parishioners to Bible school at 9 30 and county meeting at Reach Post Park next Sunday after Sunday school and sacra mental services. Attendees travel by auto to the park, with services at ha m lunch at the park and a 2 30 address in the afternoon. Young people's choir will sing. Rev Beck preaches at 7 30 in the union services at our church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Orr
Reach Post Park
Ha. m
Rev Beck
Spiritual Resolve in a Night of Gloom and Glory
The lesson cites Jesus in Gethsemane and cites Mary Baker Eddy on spiritual intelligence over matter. It notes the disciples slept and Jesus questioned their watch as he faced suffering and turned toward Soul beyond sense.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Rockfield Church Seeks 175 in July Sunday School
Rockfield Presbyterian reports 170 in Sunday School and a good service with plans to reach 175 next Sunday. The July schedule includes a 10:30 service with a 50 minute sermon, special music, and brief junior sermon as the church urges members to invite neighbors to attend.
Sunday Service And Musical Program At Local Church
A fine audience attended the regular Sunday morning service as the sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed. Soloists Nina Mae Lambert and Betty Chield er performed, the choir offered a prayer response, and a Sunday school session begins at 10 a m with Charles Sanderson as superintendent and teachers for all classes. A 7 30 p m musical program featuring home talent is planned, with the sermon titled Having Heaven Here and the pastor joining in song. Mrs Hugo will sing Where Is My Boy Tonight. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Mae Lambert
Betty Cheidler
Charles Sanderson
Jesus
Hugo
Voices of the Past column preview for Old Settlers Day
A Delphi Citizen column from August 1932 previews the 77th Old Settlers Day observance in Delphi. Compiled by the Old Settlers Association secretary, honoring community leaders whose work sustains an event carried on for more than three quarters of a century. Contributions invited via Mrs. M. C. Wilson.
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Delphi
Old Settlers Association
Old Settlers Meeting
M. C. Wilson
The Noblest Service Poem to Dr Wycliffe Smith
A Riley poem honors Dr. Wycliffe Smith physician of the 161st Indiana Volunteers who died December 29 1899 after saving sight during a professional call. His assistant Dr Charles C Crampton now occupies his former office. A portrait of Dr Smith hangs there as the column salutes country doctors.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Delphi
Camden
Riley
Dr. Smith
Wycliffe Smith
161St Regiment
Indiana
Carroll County
Smith
Falling Springs
Chas. C. Crampton
Nobleest Service Hymn and Financial Ledger Fragment
A mourning tribute extols a life of unselfish service amid war and grief, praising steadfast humanity and guiding others to courage. The second fragment lists dated June 30 1932 financial lines for loans, discounts, securities, cash, taxes, and expenses in a bank ledger.
Abolish 29 Cent State Tax Via Gasoline Funds
Indiana lawmakers could erase the 29 cent state levy through reallocating gasoline tax receipts and auto license fees. Sen. Joe R. Beckett notes a plan diverting funds to highways counties cities and towns would slash local property taxes and reduce the state rate by about 45 cents, with further cuts from school and veteran funds.
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Indiana General Assembly
Joe R. Beckett
Indiana Association For Tax Justice
Senate House Co-Operative Committee
Indiana
Highway Commission
Senate House
Igent
George Rogers Clark
Educational Improvement Fund
ROUAD
Ae Esc
PNG
Funeral services for Dr B R Hinkle of Burlington
Dr E R Hinkle, 64, of Burlington, found dead in his car Monday at 4:30 am from an acute heart attack. Funeral held Thursday at 10 with Tipton Masonic Lodge members assisting. Burial in Burlington cemetery. Survived by widow, son Paul, daughter Mrs Bert Potter of Bloomington. He had practiced in Goldsmith before moving to Burlington.
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Burlington
Tiptoh Masonic Lodge
H. L. Libble
Fairmount
George Beatty
Burlington M
Bert Potter
Floomington
Hinkle
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Tipton
Mastern Star
County Superintendent Lists Scholarship Eligibles
The county school superintendent C A Bailey announced the eligible scholarship recipients to Indiana University on Monday. Miss Mary Frances Dobbins leads with the highest scholastic average among seven applicants with ties for second between Love Groninger and Helen Plank of Rockfield. Roberta Johnson Burlington Marjorie Nieccum Flora and Margaret Snoeberg are among named finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bailey
Indiana University
Mary Frances Dobbins
Walter Dobbins
Delphi High School
Love Groninger
Helen Plank
Rockfield
Roberta Johnson
Burlington
Marjorie Nieccum
Flora
Margaret Snoeberg
Scholarships Awarded At Delphi High School
The Delphi high school grants two annual scholarships for outstanding seniors. The top two rankings receive first awards covering $77 of Indiana University first year fees. If unused in September, next in line may claim the scholarship based on four years of high school work.
Brazil High School Suspended by IHSAA until 1933
Indiana High School Athletic Association announced Brazil High School will be suspended through January 1, 1933 for using two ineligible players Norman Moore and Wayne Nees on last season's basketball team. Martinsville Wiley and Garfield of Terre Haute protested Moore and Nees playing for a fifth year. Greta Robinson hosted a birthday party for Maybelle Adams with 12 young guests.
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Brazil
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Arthur L. Trester
Norman Moore
Wayne Nees
Trester
Martinsville
Wiley
Garfield
Terre Haute
Moore
Nees
Greta Robinson
Maybelle Adams
Brice Adams
Corn Shelling Free When Grinding With Competitors Lineup
A local supplier promises free corn shelling when customers use grinding services and keeps price lines in step with rival firms. The note emphasizes ongoing alignment with competitors to attract customers.
Norris Repudiates Hoover Candidacy for Roosevelt
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska says he will back Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in the November election. He declares Hoover’s actions vindicate his past refusal to support Hoover and frames the race as a clash of monopoly versus the common people, urging progressive citizens nationwide to join Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Gov. Roosevelt
United States
Gov. Smith
Hoover
Mrs May Walker Perry Sets Sail for Abroad from Washington
Mrs May Walker Perry formerly of Delphi now living in Washington DC has sailed for a trip abroad. She is noted as a former Delphi resident and traveler embarking on international voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Walker Perry
Washington, D. C
Delphi
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State Poultry Tour
Busy Bee
Monroe 4-H
Imogene Aikens
Dana Scott
Nan Thomson
Lucille Jenkins
Naomi Quinn
Helen Ridgery
Margaret Bail
Betty Thomson
Afris
Robert Kearns
Cnb
Christian Science Services
Christ
Scientist
Abba
Father
Peter
Simon
Adams and Rock Creek
News OF the
First Baptist Church
Christian Churc
John T. Kirkpatrick
Journal
Delphi, Indiana
Canada
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Rockfield Presbyterian Church
Dr. Mullen
Rockfield Bank C. L. Million
Fred Miller
F. C. Sanderson
Margaret Bowman
Rockfield Bank
Resources
U. S
Total
Baskani
Emand
State of Indiana
County of
Carroll
Ss. I. F
Perry M. Byrum
Tone Commission
E.R. Hinkle
GE Dawson
Hea
Indiana Service Orporation
L. Cowdin
Norris
Sen. Norris
H. W. Bradshaw
Insurance Agency
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