County Defend ant in Court Action
Carroll County faces a suit from Hanna & Hanna for 101.13 regarding soap disinfectant and other supplies bought for the courthouse in 1927. The county board initially rejected the claim. custodian Pitzer was instructed to return items purchased against law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell County
Hanna & Hanna
C. B. Dolge Disinfectant Company
Westport
Conn
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
John L. Hanna
Albert Pitzer
Carroll County
Care
J. A. Long
Delphi
Mrs Gladys M Hoppe Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Gladys M Hoppe 29 wife of Gustav F Hoppe Indianapolis and Delphi native died Sunday at her home in Indianapolis She leaves husband parents Mr and Mrs Earl B DeLong a brother Charles DeLong a son Gustav Jr and a sister Mrs Standall Pryor Funeral services were Tuesday at 2 30 pm with burial in Crown Hill cemetery Mrs Ed Lynch of this city was an aunt of Mrs Hoppe Chetena DeLong attended the funeral services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys M. Hoppe
Gustav F. Hoppe
Indianapolis
Delphi
Earl B. DeLong
Charles DeLong
Gustav, Jr
Airs. Standall Pryor
South Bend
Crown Hill
Ed Lynch
Hoppe
Chetena DeLong
Solon J. Carter Named Rainbow Division Officer
Indianapolis attorney Solon J. Carter was chosen as second vice president of the Rainbow Division Association at a Baltimore convention. A former lieutenant colonel named for bravery by France, he later served as a superior court judge in Indianapolis for three years and was a Republican candidate for U.S. senator in the last primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon J. Carter
Indianapolis
Rainbow Division Association
Baltimore
Carter
Indiana
Superior Court
United States
Delphi Wins First Game of Tournament
Delphi defeated Frankfort 25 to 18 in the fourth golf tournament game on the local course Tuesday afternoon. Earlier matches on June 9, 19, and 25 against Monticello and West Lafayette were won by the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Frankfort
Monticello
West Lafayette
Park Music and Literature Event Moves to Armory
August 10 marks the annual musical and literary program once held at the city park but this year moves to the armory to accommodate all attendees. A picnic is planned at the park before the program adjourns to the armory. complete details will be announced next week by Reed C Schermerhorn, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Reed C Schermerhorn
Prs
Fixtures Sold From Heflong Bros Furniture Plant
Officers of the Carroll County Loan and Trust Co report success in selling fixtures and bakery equipment from the Heflong Bros plant as circular letters reach potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
Heflong Bros
Clerk Plans Summer Trip Through Canada and Dominion
County Clerk Floyd Julien said after court adjourned last Tuesday that he will take his family on a summer vacation starting in Toronto, then Montreal, and continuing to other Dominion points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Julien
Toronto
Canada
Montreal
The
Dominion
Major McAffee Buys Ford Sedan in Delphi Visit
Major Larry McAffee of Washington D C has purchased a new Ford sedan from Delphi Motor Sales during a weeks long visit with relatives in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McAffee
Washington, D. C
Delphi
Delphi Motor Sales
Congregational Meeting Extends Call to Rev Grimes
Officers of the Presbyterian church call a congregational meeting for Sunday evening to extend a call to Rev. Grimes of Washington Indiana. The meeting aims to decide on presenting the minister to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbyterian Church
Grimes
Washington, Ind
County Tuberculosis Board Meeting Scheduled Friday
The monthly meeting of the county tuberculosis board members will be held at the courthouse in the nurse's room Friday afternoon this week at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Board
Remains a Guest of Sheriff Clawson
Lawrence Landis, arrested in Anderson ten days ago with Mrs. Leonard Hayden, is still jailed. He faces a wife and child desertion charge and cannot meet the $1,000 bond set by Judge E. Pruitt. Hayden has been released to her family. Mrs Landis has sought her husband’s release and filed the desertion affidavit via Prosecutor Joseph Ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Landis
Anderson
Leonard Hayden
Landis
Jesse Clawson
E. ©. Pruitt
Hayden
Joseph Ives
Rise in Carroll County Divorces in First Half 1929
A local statistic shows Carroll County records far exceed 1928 totals for marriages and divorces in the first six months of 1929. Cruel treatment and inability to provide are cited as major reasons, with 21 divorces granted and 53 marriages, affecting 10 minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Ciet
Floyd J
Julie
Cohaint
Hisbane
Indiana
State Department
Michigan
Theodore H. Baum Reelected to City School Board
Theodore H. Baum was re elected to a second two year term on the consolidated school board at last Tuesday night’s city council meeting. L M Pletcher and C C McFarland also serve on the board. A taxpayers petition urged Baum’s retention. A special meeting is set for tomorrow to address a fifty year gas franchise petition by Indiana Service Corporation and a proposed sewer along an east west alley from Washington to Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Baum
Consolidated School Board
L. M.pletcher
C. C. McFarland
Charles Cartwright
Dr. Godenour
Specil
Indiana Service Corporation
Washington Street
Market Street
Main Street
Lewis Morrison Rides With Forty and Eight
Lewis Morrison endured a genuine wreck during initiation into the Forty and Eight at Lafayette last week. County Clerk Floyd Julien and others traveled from nearby to observe the so called proper treatment by the wrecking crew of Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Morrison
Lafayette
Fowler
Floyd Julien
Robert Davidson
Anthony Hanrahan
Fred Bassett
Mr. Morrison
Wheeler to Move Family Into Lenhert House on Monroe
Frank Wheeler has leased the Lenhert home on Monroe street from Charles Lenhert and will move his family from Flora to Delphi after interior redecorations. Wheeler recently assumed management of the Delphi Motor Sales last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wheeler
Monroe Street
Charles Lenhert
Flora
Delphi
Wheeler
Delphi Motor Sales
Light Bills Due Notice From Indiana Service Corp
Light bills are due now with no discount after August 5. The notice directs customers of Indiana Service Corp to settle charges by the deadline to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Service Corp
Flora hog cases end in court compromise
The Flora hog suits against Carroll County Loan Trust and Savings Co. of Flora wrap up after a 15 316.95 original claim. Judge E E Pruitt in vacation term orders 10 721.86 to be paid to about thirty claimants after an appellate review and negotiated compromise. Attorneys include Cartwright Wason Fansler Douglas Wolf Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Carroll County Loan, Trust and Savings Co
E. E. Pruitt
L. D. Carey
Pruitt
Cartwright & Wason
Fansler & Douglas
Wolf & Barnes
Trustees say school bus driver bids not required by law
Newspapers claim townships must advertise for bids for school hack drivers and accept the lowest bid. Carroll county trustees say no such law exists in the Acts and most have already contracted drivers, expecting no advertising before hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Dr John C Carney Begins Medical Practice in Monticello
Dr John C Carney son of Dr C E Carney and nephew of Dr John Carney has taken up medical practice in Monticello leasing the offices vacated by Dr McCann. He is an Indiana University School of Medicine graduate and has practiced in Ohio for several months. Mrs Carney has resigned her New York hospital post and will join him in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carney
C. E. Carney
John Carney
Monticello
McCann
Carney
Indiana University School of Medicine
Ohio
Streets of City News Lacking In Harvest Slump
This harvest season shows slim news flowing from the city as farmers busy in fields and housewives preparing meals, with few court house activities and little business travel, leaving editors to fill the columns with sparse matter.
Klvinator Inc versus George North cutt on contract
Legal docket entries list Klvinator Inc against George E North cutt on contract with Gus A Hall as attorney for plaintiff. Also M Knepple versus Joe Woolridge on account with Forrest and Jessup representing the plaintiff. C B Ddge Company versus Carroll County appeal from commissioners court with Hanna Hanna for the plaintiff and Gus A Hall for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klvinator, Inc
George E. Northcutt
Gus A. Hail
M. Knepple
Joe Woolridge
Forrest & Jessup
C. B Ddge Company
Carroll County
Commissioners’ Court
Hanna & Hanna
Gus A. Hall
County board meeting on damaged Democrat bridge plan
The board of county commissioners with Surveyor Charles Thompson and Highway Superintendent William Mullin met at a damaged bridge in Democrat township last Tuesday. The bridge spans a stream tributary to Wildcat Creek. They decided to build wings to prevent destruction of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Thompson
William Mullin
Democrat Township
Wildcat Creek
Return of IU Cadet After Reserve Officers Training
Lieut John Flora a senior at Indiana University and top student at the state university home with County Treasurer and Mrs Irwin Flora after spending weeks at Camp Knox Kentucky attending reserve officers training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flora
Indiana University
State University
Irwin Flora
Camp Knox
Kroger Store Sees Interim Manager Amid Lead Change
J Wingerd assumed management at the local Kroger on Wednesday morning replacing Carl Kushner who is sidelined for an operation in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wingerd
Kroger
Wednessday Morning
Carl Kushner
Lebanon
Delphi Junior Legion Pitcher Remains In Game After Mouth Injury
Hoover of the Delphi Junior American Legion team showed nerve in the district tournament final against Kokomo. A bad hop struck him in the mouth, knocking out two teeth, yet he stayed in to pitch creditably and later hit a timely triple driving in one of Delphi’s two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Delphi
Crawfordsville Journal
Delphi Legion Team Faces Carmel In Ninth District Tourney
Delphi American Legion youths traveled to Crawfordsville for a Ninth district tournament. They beat Carmel 7 to 6 in one contest, then fell to a stronger Carmel lineup the next day, 3 runs to Delphi’s 0, with Wayne Million catching in both games. Coomey and Hoover pitched, Hale Ellis, Harry Conn, Hez Howell, Ted Koup, Robert Delaney, and Van Vanderlagen highlighted the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi American Legion
Crawfordsville
Carmel
Delphi
Waterloo
Coomey
Hoover
Wayne Million
Jefferson Township
Joe Coomey
Arthur Hoyer
Hale Ellis
Harry Conn
Hez Howell
Ted Koup
Robert Delaney
Van”Vanderlagen
Carl McFarland
Omer Smith
Charles Wilson
Charles Roskuski
Purnell to Debate with Sen Brookhart
Congressman Fred S. Purnell of Attica will debate Sen. Brookhart on the debenture plan for farm relief. The two will tour a dozen New York and New England cities starting July 29, each with thirty minute speeches and rebuttals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Purnell
Attica
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
Smith Bookini
Iowa
New York
New England
Brokhart
Brookhart
Linotype Operator Edward Ferrier Jr Resigns for Highway Post
Edward Ferrier Jr a Journal linotype operator handed in his resignation last Monday and has joined his father in the state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ferrier, Jr
State Highway Department
Delphi Sees Big Bargain Weeks At Local Stores
Merchants announce two week bargain fever with C O Julius cutting prices July 29 to August 10 at his clothing haberdashery. The New York Store runs a summer clearance July 27 to August 3. W B Wason promotes a one cent sale and other shops offer bargains attracting visitors from distant places. Read the ads for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
C. O. Julius
New York
W. B
Wason
Mr. Julius
Overholser Case Evidence Taken In Williamsport
After weeks of litigation in the Grissmer versus Overholser case to set aside deeds in Tippecanoe township, Judge Billings heard all testimony by 6 pm Tuesday. The judge aimed to finish Monday but faced weather and a scramble for witnesses, with arguments anticipated in October or after the fall term opens in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissmer
Tourists Return and Report Fine Sojourn
Rev O P Manker and Robert Julius reached Delphi last Friday while Lorenz Grimm and son Karl arrived Tuesday after an Atlantic coast to Panama Canal to Pacific coast trip. Grimm and son continued to San Francisco for side trips before returning home. Manker preached on Sunday. Grimm was subpoenaed as a witness in the Overholser case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Manker
Robert Julius
Delphi
Lorenz Grimm
Karl
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific
West Coast
Los Angeles
Mr. Grimm
Son
San Francisco
Golden State
Rev. Manker
Grimm
Overholser
Mrs Lena Rogers of Adams Township Dies at 61
Mrs Lena Rogers 61 wife of William Rogers died Sunday at her Adams township home. Survived by husband three sisters Anna Ross Mrs James Wesday and Mrs Mary Hannell and two brothers Fred Schweiger Delphi and John Schweiger Flora. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Inchory Grove church at 10 o clock with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Rogers
William Rogers
Adams Township
Anna Ross
James’ Wesday
This City
Mary Hannell
Rossville
Fred Schweiger
Delphi
John Schweiger
Flora
Inchory Grove
Church
Gibson Reunion Sets Annual Family Gathering
W. J. Gibson family held a reunion at French Post park last Sunday and voted to make it an annual event. Officers elected were President Mrs. A. C. Cobb, vice president Mrs. R. H. Bun, and secretary treasurer Mrs. Josephine Bingaman. Thirty eight attended including Mrs. Anna Reeser, James White, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Clouse of Valpariso, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Good, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cobl, Mrs. H. R. Bingaman, George Bingaman, Clara Graves of South Bend, Josephine Bingaman of Niles, Mich., and others from Decatur and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gibson
French Post Park
A. C. Cobb
R. H. Bun
Josephine Bingaman
Anna Reeser
James White
Loren Clouse
Valpariso
Ross Good
A. C. Cobl
H. R. Bingaman
George Bingaman
Clara Graves
South Bend
Niles, Mich
John White
Estel White
Paul Bingaman
Will Foust
John Arion
Leo Swayzee
Maria McCully
Mr. Johnston
Decatur
Check Forger Works His Trade in Delphi
A young man passes worthless checks on Delphi merchants. One $8 item returned from a local bank bore the signature of Chas. Seibert and was endorsed by Herbert Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Sargéant & Bassett
Chas. Seibert
Herbert Wood
Purnell to Speak at Flora on August 27
Congressman Fred Purnell is scheduled to address Flora on the afternoon of August 27. County Agent Maggert distributed the notice stating he will discuss the new farm relief bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Purnell
Flora
Maggert
Purnell
Tuberculosis Clinic Set for Flora Next Tuesday
A tuberculosis clinic will be held at Flora next Tuesday conducted by Dr. Stygall of Indianapolis with County Nurse Mrs. Gregg and her assistants aiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Stygall
Indianapolis
Home Return for Richard Ward from St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Richard Ward son of Mrs Nellie Ward returned home from St Elizabeths hospital Lafayette last Monday to the care of his grandparents Mr and Mrs William Green south of Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ward
Nellie Ward
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
William Green
Delphi
Marriage Licenses for Hicks Shirar Tie Knot
Clyde E. Hicks a factory employee of Russiaville weds Helen Louise Shirar of Burlington by license in a formal civil ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Hicks
Russiaville
Helen Louise Shirar
Burlington
Going to Goodland Sunday
The American Legion baseball team travels to Goodland for a scheduled game next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
American Legion
Sweet corn crop in need of rain statewide hopes
Fred Engle, manager of the local canning factory, says prospects for sweet corn are better than other corn in the county. If rain falls on 500 to 600 acres in the next few days, an average yield is expected. Cannery operations are not yet set, but hoped for by September 1 to start harvesting the first crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Engle
Everything Moving Up at Sunset Park
Promoters develop Sunset Park in Jefferson township with hundreds of acres platted into lots and roads laid out. Tractors operate on weekdays as Sundays bring excursionists from Indianapolis to views along Lakeside drives. A field headquarters tent will be replaced by a building soon, while Metzger Lumber Co plans to supply two cottages and lumber for buyers. Restrictions on construction aim to make Sunset Park one of the region’s most attractive developments near Lake Delphi or Lake Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Texas
Florida
Sunset Park
Jefferson Township
Highway 39
Patton
Indianapolis
Metzger Lumber Company
B. Wilson
Sun Set‘park
Lake Delphi
Lake Shaffer
Two Big Fish Taken From Wabash This Week
James Neff and Homer Smith hold the season lead for large catches on local streams. Last Sunday they landed a twenty nine pound bank catfish on their trout line. Wednesday John Delaney joined the pair but only they hooked a cat over seventeen and a half pounds. John Hanna also reports several ten pound plus catches this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neff
Homer Smith
John Delaney
John Hanna
Isaacs and Hopper couple wed at Delphi parsonage
Basil Isaacs of this city and Miss Margaret Hopper of Pine Village were quietly married last Thursday evening at the Delphi Christian parsonage by Rev. L. E. Knox. Isaacs is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tolen Isaacs and works at John Smith dairy. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hopper, is a Chicago laboratory assistant. she will continue work and join her husband later in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Isaacs
Margaret Hopper
Pine Village
Delphi Christian Parsonage
L. E. Knox
Mr.Isaacs
Tolen Isaacs
John Smith Dairy
Bert Hopper
Chicago
Delphi
Law Firm Moves Cartwright Wason Offices
The furniture, library and other articles of Cartwright Wason law firm were moved from Main Street to rooms over the ice, with the work completed Wednesday under the supervision of Harry Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright & Wason
Main Street
Harry Baer
E. W. Bowers To Perform At Christian Church
E W Bowers will give an evening cartoon entertainment at the Christian church on August 2. The show is advertised as humorous instructive entertaining and inspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bowers
Christian Church
Burlington Triumph Over Peru Circus Giants
Burlington baseball team defeated the Peru Circus Giants, a Negro team, on the Burlington diamond last Sunday by the score of 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Peru Circus Giants
Burlington Diamond
Man Drowns After Diving Into Shallow Ideal Beach Water
Lyle Clark, 25, of Flora, suffered a fractured vertebrae when he dived head first into eighteen inches of water at Ideal Beach near Monticello last Sunday. He remained conscious after rescue, but died Tuesday afternoon at Cass County Hospital in Logansport. Funeral services will be held at his Flora home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Clark
Ideal Beach
Monticello
Flora
Clark
Clarke
Harry Brewer
Cass County
Logansport
William Clark
Thomas McCormick
Carl McFarland
Delphi
New Editor Vanishes After One Week at Fowler Tribune
Victor L. Knowles, who took over as editor and publisher of the Fowler Tribune last Friday, disappeared between midnight and daybreak after one week on the job. He had moved his family from Chicago and reportedly paid 1200 toward the purchase price, leaving about 300 in new material at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Knowles
Fowler Tribune
Chicago
Fowler
Knowles
The
Tribune
Benton County
State
Mrs John Peterson Buried After Cancer Death
Mrs John Peterson aged 52 died at home southwest of Flora Tuesday morning from cancer. She was born July 25 1877 and married February 9 1898 to John Peterson. She joined Sugar Creek Baptist Church soon after marriage and is survived by her husband. Flora Baptist church Wednesday afternoon burial in Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Flora
John Petersoon
Sugar Creek
Eddie Blake Wins Decision Over Chick Morgan in Six Rounds
Eddie Blake defeated Chick Morgan of Fort Wayne by decision in a six round bout at the Lafayette Armory last Friday night. The Telphi 114 pounder dominated the action, extending a prior two draw record with Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Blake
Chick Morgan
Fort Wayne
Lafayette Armory
Blake
Wagoner
Adams Township School Reunion Planned at French Post Park
Great Eastern School in Adams township will hold its seventeenth annual reunion at French Post Park on Sunday August 4. The committee has organized a program following the noon basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eastern School
Adams Township
French Post Park
Smith's Grocery Modernizes After Week of Changes
Smith's Grocery has implemented major updates over the past week. The store room and stock have a more modern appearance as counters and refrigerating systems were rearranged to handle increased customer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Grocery
Entertaining at Cottage by the McCains on Lake Delphi
Mr and Mrs Curtis McCain hosted a gathering at their Lake Delphi cottage Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Rice Mr and Mrs Ed Cripe Dr and Mrs B F Wray and family and Mr and Mrs C C McFarland in attendance from Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis McCain
Charles Rice
Ed Cripe
B. F. Wray
Camden
C. C. McFarland
Lake Delphi
Naughty Duchess on Sunday Rare Tale
A terse note highlights a rare Naughty Duchess story featured on Sunday. The fragment hints at a notable subject and a peculiar, possibly serialized tale.
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County
Dolge Company
Rainbow Veterans
Soton Carter
OLD Settlers’ Meeting
Major
FORD
Congregational Meeting
Sheriff Clawson
Theodore Baum
Lenhert
Slim Pickin
Commissioners
Sen
Senate
Judge Billings
Gibson
Wabash
LAW Firm
C. O. Julius Your Clothier
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