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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
Club federation names committee chairmen for coming year
Mrs. H. L. Wyatt of Camden, county federation president, announces appointed chairmen for rural cooperation and 19 other committees including cooperation for the blind, reciprocity, American citizenship, American Home, education, conservation, literature, music, international relations, legislation, publicity, delinquency, community service and mental hygiene with chairmen listed by name and locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wyatt
Camden
Federation of Clubs
C. V. McCloskey
Willis Kirkpatrick
Flora
Old Fauntleroy
N. J. Howe
Delphi
Stella Naylor
Burlington
Will S. Smith
Robert Justice
Logansport
Route 6
Charles Sandifur
Cutter
Roy Gregg
Ames Spring
van Dorne
J. B. Wurpifiat
Wayne Coy
Julia Irelan
B. B. Mayhill
H. B. Wilson
Joseph Turner
Frank Lyon
W. T. Brackenridge
Blickenstaff
D A R Chapter Names Yearly Committees
Mrs Catherine Brackenridge announces the Charles Carroll chapter D A R committee appointments for the year starting September with chairs for program social national defense membership publicity remembrance and other duties. The first chapter meeting features a pitch in dinner September 16 at Mrs Tidd rick s Bringhurst home with assistants Mrs Allread Miss Mary Allread and Mrs Minnie Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Brackenridge
Charles Carroll
H. B. Wilson
Julia H. Irelan
Robert VanNatta
Anna Hardy
E. W. Bowen
W. H. Bradshaw
Ralph Maggart
Myron Ives
Will Cowdin
Ellis Island
B. B. Mayhill
George Best
Edward Smock
National Defense
Julia Irelan
Hariet Gros
J. M. Gardner
Je Kennedy
Marie Frisbee
N. J. Howe
Mary Allread
J. H. Cartwright
E. O. Grimm
Junito Club Summer Outing At Stotis Men’s Club Hotel
The Junito Club planned a Tuesday summer outing at the Stotis Men’s Club Hotel on Lake Free with a seven o clock dinner. Mr and Mrs Wayne Coy led entertainment and the long table for twelve featured nautical decor and ship name cards. Campus Commanders Orchestra provided music through dinner and dancing with guest Mrs Mona Coy.
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Junito Club
Stotismen's Club
Lake Free
Wayne Coy
Campus Commanders
Mona Coy
Knights of Columbus Install Officers at Recent Meeting
The Knights of Columbus installed officers including Grand Knight Burton Honan Deputy Grand Knight George Vianco Chancellor Leonard Nichter financial secretary Orville Fife recording secretary Hubert Clifford warden Matthew Hanrahan treasurer William Coomey trustee Fred O Farrell advocate James Clifford Inner guard Thomas Clifford Outer guard Hilary Nichter Past Grand Knight Jerry Haugh Chaplain Rev Clifford Reed at a recent meeting.
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Knights of Columbus
Burton Honan
George Vianco
Leonard Nichter
Orville Fife
Hubert Clifford
Matthew Hanrahan
William Coomey
Fred O’farrell
James Clifford
Thomas Clifford
Hilary Nichter
Jerry Haugh
Clifford Reed
Missionary Society Luncheon Hostess Named
Miss Ida Nelson county secretary will host a covered dish luncheon at her country home on Thursday August 4. All members of the Christian missionary societies are invited. Luncheon at noon. Honor guests include Mrs. H Greist Indianapolis state secretary Mrs A E Kemmer district secretary Lafayette and Mrs W A Denton Logansport district secretary.
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Ida Nelson
Christian Church Missionary Societies of
Christian Missionary Societies
H. Greist
Indianapolis
A. E. Kemmer
Lafayette
W. A. Denniston
Logansport
Premiers Meet at Pittsburg Church Attended by Many
About eighty five gathered at a Pittsburg church Monday evening for a Premiers event. The Pyrmont Church of the Brethren won the attendance banner. Rev. Paul Beck of Delphi gave the address themed We Are the Light of the World. Lillie Brown led devotions with Maxwell Boone Lucile Casad and Mrs. Fred Miller giving talks. Franklin Kentner and Ralph Bailey offered numbers while the outdoors featured the lighted church On Hill and summer attire during recreation led by Opal Hawley.
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Pittsburg
Pyrmont
Opal Hawley
Madison Township Home Economics Club Meets in August
The Madison Township Home Economics Club will meet on Wednesday August 3 at Mrs. John McCouch’s home. Deer Creek township club will be entertained and four Madison township girls will present the program. Mrs. McCouch is assisted by Lora Stair, Mrs. Crowl, Theresa Hanrahan, Leona Martin and Gail Rohnbaugh. July meeting featured a Delphi Park dinner for forty members and 4-H girls. Zelda Maxwell led a beads lesson.
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Madison Two
H. E
Madison Township Home Economics Club
John McCouch
Deer Creek
Madison Township
Zelda Maxwell
Busy Bee 4-H Club Meets at Delphi School Cottage
The Busy Bee 4-H club met at the Delphi school cottage Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clyde Bitler, senior, in attendance for the gathering.
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Busy Bee
Delphi
Clyde Bitler
4 H Club Plans Tecumseh Camp Attendance
The leader and Miss Mary Alice Cripe oversee the junior president in charge as members display projects. They arranged to attend the 4 H club camp at Tecumseh, with one more meeting scheduled this summer.
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Mary Alice Cripe
Tecumseh
Carroll Lodge 174 installs officers at Wednesday meeting
Carroll Lodge No. 174 held a Wednesday meeting to install officers including Chaplain H. H. Hading N.G. William Stoner Vi G John Phillips Recording Secretary C. H. Orr Financial Secretary Charles Gros Treasurer H. D. Good Warder Lee Orr Conductor Ray Orr I. G. Andrew Wolever O.G C. E. Caldwell R. S. N. G Carl Griffith L. S. N. G William Griffith R. S. V. G Floyd Sterret L. S. V. G John Michael
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William Griffith
Floyd Sterret
John Michael
Surprise 18th Birthday Party for Merle Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Monroe Kirkpatrick hosted a Saturday evening surprise party for her daughter Merle on her eighteenth birthday. Guests included Esther Hunter Florence Hunter Gene Dyer Betty Dyer Ruth Haderly Ruth Smith Mary Cohee Pauline Flora Betty Wilson Ruby Lines Shirley Liebert Hazel Liebert Mary Shaffer and Mrs Will Smith. Gifts were given, games were played, and refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs. Tom Smith and Edna Kirkpatrick.
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Merle
Monroe Kirkpatrick
Esther
Florence Hunter
Gene
Betty Dyer
Ruth Haderly
Ruth Smith
Mary Cohee
Pauline Flora
Betty Wilson
Ruby Lines
Shirley
Hazel ‘Liebert
Mary Shaffer
Will Smith
Kirkpatrick
Tom Smith
Edna Kirkpatrick
Adams Township Home Economics Club Meets at Blanche McManus Home
July meeting of the Adams township Home Economics Club was held at Blanche McManus residence with Hazel Regal and Mrs Mourer assisting. Alta Peterson and Lorene Grantham led the project lesson. The club voted 2.50 to send two girls to the State Fair school and planned a picnic at French Post Park on Aug 17. Nineteen members and two visitors attended.
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Adams Township
Blanche McManus
Hazel Regal
Mourer
Alta Peterson
Lorene Grantham
French Post Park
Make Merry class to hold Lafayette picnic dinner
The Make Merry class of the Methodist church and their families will hold a picnic dinner at Columbian Park Lafayette next Sunday after noon following church services The hour is set for 12 59 o clock The committee in charge includes Mr and Mrs Robert Gamble Mr and Mrs C O Jwhins Mr and Mrs Walter Claw son Mr and Mrs Forrest Orr and Mr and Mrs Russell Craig
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Methodist Church
Columbian Park
Lafayette
Robert Gamble
C. O. Jwhins
Walter Clawson
Forrest Orr
Russell Craig
Igo-Ugo Club Hosts Delphi Visit and Bridge Event
Mrs Jean Wilson Gunder and Mrs Charles Flagler visited Delphi and were honor guests at the Igo Ugo Club meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs Charles Wood's home. Favors for high bridge scores went to Mrs Robert French Mrs Walter Clawson and Mrs William Fraser.
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Jean Wilson Gunder
Charles Flagler
Delphi
Igo-Ugo Club
Harles Wood
Robert French
Walter Clawson
William Fraser
Bridge party features seven tables at Country Club
Seven tables of bridge were at play at the Country Club party on Thursday afternoon. Out of town guests included Miss Jessie McAfee and her niece Miss Marjorie McAfee of Washington D C.
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Jessie McAfee
Marjorie McAfee
Washington, D. Cc
Camden Women Host Picnic for Club President Eva McBroom
The Woman's Literary Club of Camden held its annual picnic at Mrs. Raynes Wyatt's home honoring Mrs. Eva Keyes McBroom, president 1921 to 1924. Guests included Mrs. Mary Musselman of Youngstown Ohio and Mrs. Evelyn Gardner of Ferguson Missouri.
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Woman’s Literary Club of
Camden
Raynes Wyatt
Eva Keyes McBroom
Mary Musselman
Youngstown
Evelyn Gardner
Furgeson
Rockfield Missionary Society Guest Day Planned
The Young Women’s Missionary Society of Rockfield will observe guest day next Friday afternoon August 5 at the Presbyterian church. A program will be given and a special number will be a book review by Mrs. Charles Raber.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society of
Rockfield
Presbyteria#h
Charles Raber
Fourth Degree Granted at Welcome In Grange
Friday evening the ladies degree team of Keystone Grange Sedalia conferred the fourth degree with candidates Jesse Robbins and Otto Leslie.
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Welcome In
D A R Called Meeting Announced by Regent
A called meeting of Charles Carroll chapter D A R has been announced by Regent Mrs W T Brackenridge for Friday at 4 p m at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
W. T. Brackenridge
Hill Club Women Entertain Husbands at Miss Nellie Thompson’s
Women members of the Hill Club hosted their husbands for dinner Wednesday evening at the country home of Miss Nellie Thompson.
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Hill Club
Nellie Thompson
Altruist Sunday School Picnic at Delphi City Park
Members of the Altruist Sunday school class at Flora church of the Brethren enjoyed a Sunday afternoon picnic at Delphi City Park. The class is taught by Simon Irick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Church of the Brethren
Delphi City Park
Simon Irick
Indiana slogan wording debated over Bolton poem
Miss Vida Newsom of Columbus argues for the original and correct line from Sarah T. Bolton’s Indi ana poem. She asserts that better land and the word borders reflect the author’s draft and that the slogan, set to music, is sung at conventions.
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Indiana Federation of Clubs
Sarah T. Bolton
Indiana
Vida Newsom
Columbus
Miss Irene Shaffer Returns From Boulder Course
Miss Irene Shaffer completes a six week course at Colorado University in Boulder and arrives home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Shaffer
Colorado University
Boulder
Colorado
Home Economics Clubs Meet at Camp Tecumseh
The Carroll County Home Economics Clubs held an annual picnic at Camp Tecumseh YMCA north of Delphi. A business meeting named Mary Allread and Elizabeth Hardy to review 4-H records and select two girls to represent Carroll at the Fair Girls' School with results announced August 20.
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Carroll County
Camp Tecumseh Y. M. C. A
Delphi
Glen Stair
Madison Township
Mary Allread
Elizabeth Hardy
Late Fair Girls
B. A. Schnell
Emerald Metz
Esther Newman
C. F. Austin
William Corns
Madie Thompson
Grace Patton
Charles Smith
C. F. Sheets
Cora Barnard
Will Shaffer
Minnie Robertson
Wesley Maxwell
Clifford Bitler
Wayne Coy
EB. B. Wilson
Delphi and Vicinity
Alice Stair
Madison LO Wasiar
John Boyd. Colburn
Lewis Meyer
James Hole 75 Dies After Long Illness in Lafayette
James Hole aged 75 died at Home Hospital Lafayette Sunday after a long illness. He leaves his wife and one son Russell. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the United Church of the Brethren in Colburn. Burial followed at Masonic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hole
Lafayette
Russell
United Church of the Brethern
Colburn
Masonic Cemetery
Funeral held for Mrs Emma Pullen in Flora
Mrs Emma Pullen died after a long confinement in Indianapolis Central Hospital. Her husband and daughter survive the deceased. The funeral service was held in Flora last Monday.
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Emma Pullen
Flora
Fifteen Men Work On State Highway Fence Project
Fifteen men are employed on the state highway 39 today setting back the fence from the Ashba corner into town.
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Ashba Corner
Officials Urged to Provide Information Ahead of and After Meeting
Secretaries or other officials are requested to furnish information for this department, both in advance of and following the gathering. There is no charge.
Kirkpatrick Reunion Set For July 31 at Fora Community Park
A Kirkpatrick reunion is planned for Sunday July 31 at Fora Community Park. The list includes the Kirkpatrick family and related clans with multiple family groups noted throughout summer and into September and early fall.
Heiland Family Reunion Set for July 30 1932
The Heiland reunion will be held Sunday July 30 1932 at the home of Mary Heiland three miles east of Flora. Present officers are F E Heiland president and Irene Meek secretary treasurer.
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Heiland
Mary Heiland
Flora
F. E. Heiland
Irene Meek
Hayes Reunion at French Post Park August 7
The Hayes family reunion will be held at French Post Park on Sunday August 7. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring well filled baskets. A program is planned in the afternoon.
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Hayes
French Post Park
Lenon Family Reunion Elects Officers and Plans Next Meet
The Lenon family reunion at Columbia Park in Lafayette drew 250 attendees. The group elected F. E. Heiland as president and John O. Lenon as secretary-treasurer, both of Lafayette, and set the next reunion for the third Sunday in July 1933 at Delphi Park.
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Lenon
Columbia Park
Lafayette
Delphi Park
F. E. Heiland
John O. Lenon
Family Picnic Honors McCord at Robinson Home
A Sunday gathering at the Robinson home place in the grove celebrated Mr. and Mrs. George McCord of Pasadena California. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Couch and children Lucile Dorothy and Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weil Dr. and Mrs. John Carney Harry Trobaugh Miss Nellie Haughey Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole and Betty. Ice cream was made in the afternoon and enjoyed by all.
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Robinson Home Place
George McCord
Pasadena
Calif
Couch
Lucile
Dorothy
Eugene
Charles Weil
John Carney
Harry Trobaugh
Nellie Haughey
Clarence Cole
Betty
Armstrong Reunion Elects Officers at Delphi Park
Charles E. Armstrong named president and Bert Bailey secretary treasurer at the recent Armstrong reunion in Delphi Park. The group voted to continue annual reunions on the first Sunday in August at Delphi city park. Attendees included Lanty E. Armstrong and family, W. H. Casad and family, Mary Casad, Carl Hanna and family, Florence Armstrong and son Bitler, Reed of Chicago, and Lewis Greenwalt, among others.
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Armstrong
Delphi Park
Charles E. Armstrong
Bert Bailey
Delphi City Park
Yeoman
Lanty E.armstrong
W. H. Casad
Mary Casad
Carl Hanna
Florence Armstrong
Bitler
Reed
Chicago
Sir Lewis Greenwalt
Methodist Drive Secures Twilight League Win 4 3
In Twilight Baseball League action the Methodist team defeated the Presbyterians 4 to 3 with all Methodist runs coming in the second inning. Rule reached on an error and scored. Don Smith, Woods and Johnson contributed key RBIs. Presbyterians opened with two runs in the first by Milton and Ellis, with Rule later scoring on Gee and Bell.
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Methodists
Methodist
Presbbyterians
Rule
Conn
Johnson
Don Smith
Woods
Smith
Milton
Ellis
Presbyterians
Bell
Gee
Christians
Bob Million
Million
Banks Consolidate In Monticello White County merger
Details completed for the consolidation of the State Bank of Monticello and the White County Loan Trust and Savings Company. Boards have approved the action and stockholder approval is expected as a formality. A new charter will be secured in Indianapolis with capitalization of 62500. The final bank name is not yet decided.
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State Bank of Monticello
White County Loan Trust and Savings Company
Indianapolis
Metzger Lumber Co Delphi Boat and Accessory Sale
To close out on hand stock four fourteen foot all cypress boats priced at thirty dollars each. Copper tipped aluminum painted oars offered at two dollars fifty cents per pair. Galvanized oar locks sold at sixty cents per set. Delphi.
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Cypress
Keeping Faith with Indiana Democrats in Special Session
Democratic leaders in the Indiana General Assembly push constructive measures amid a Republican push for session chaos. With 250 bills filed, the House has passed only a few to the Senate, focusing on tax relief, reallocating gasoline and auto license funds to counties and cities, suspending building levies at state schools and the World War I Memorial, and trimming budgets. R Earl Peters asserts the Democratic party keeps faith with the people while caucuses carve the party course.
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Indiana General Assembly
House
Senate
Democratic Party
R. Earl Peters
Camden Notes: Thumb Injury and School Coaching School
Tom Sanderson recently broke his thumb while boxing. Leonard Reed, athletic director of Camden High School, returned home from a coaches' school at Western State Teachers College in Kalamazoo Michigan. The post office building contract has been renewed for another year. Virgil Sink delivered 44 hogs weighing about 235 pounds to the Indiana polis stockyards last week.
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Tom Sanderson
Leonard Reed
Western State Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Virgil Sink
Indianapolis
Senator Norris proposes amendment for 1933 session
The Citizen Editor notes a special session call by Governor Harry G. Leslie where the governor’s stance opposes action on the amendment. The governor plans to present the measure at the regular session opening January 1933, with Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska listed as author.
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Indiana
Harry G. Leslie
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Drivers license printing costs under probe reveal firm deal
State paid 82400 on a contract with an Illinois firm for licenses sold by Haywood Publishing Co of Lafayette for 10000. EE Thayer tied to Otto Fifield is sought as a witness after a 5000 warrant issued to him surfaced in the inquiry.
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Illinois
Haywood Publishing Co
Lafayette
Thayer
Otto Fifield
Charles iKettleborough
Legislative Reference Bureau
Indiana
Indiana House Passes Tax Delinquency Moratorium Bill
The Indiana House approved a moratorium on delinquent taxes for 1929 1930 and the first 1931 installment by 77 to 19. The measure allows unpaid taxes to be paid this year without penalties or past delinquencies, with 6 percent interest on those delinquencies. If unpaid by May 1 1934 the balance becomes ten installments over five years. Speaker Walter Myers urged limiting new bills as session ends with 207 introductions.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
J. Clint Ellyson
Hammond
Fred A. Egan
Gary
John F. Cory
Indiana House Passes Ballot Petition Bill Amid Tax Burden Critique
A bill to save state printing costs by adding petition thresholds for minor parties passed the House. A uniform poll tax measure was killed, with opposition over its design. Indiana payroll costs exceed 87 million annually, prompting salary reduction efforts across taxing units.
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House
Reay
House of Representatives
H. H. Evans
Push for 20 Percent Pay Cut Across State Payroll
Advocates urge a 20 percent salary reduction for all public employees as an emergency measure. They claim the move would save about 17.4 million dollars in a single broad action.
Public Notice of Township Advisory Board Meeting
Taxpayers of Tippecanoe Township Carroll County Indiana are notified that a special Advisory Board meeting will be held at the Trustee office at 8:00 p.m. on August 1 1932 to transfer 1307 74 from the Special School Fund to the School Bond Fund. William F Riley Trustee.
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Tippecanoe School
Carroll County
Indiana
Said
William F. Riley
Household Goods Sale at 412 North Indiana Street
A cash sale of described personal property at 412 North Indiana Street on Saturday afternoon at three. Items include kitchen range dining tables chairs rugs bookcases dressers chests wardrobes music cabinet and lamps. further silverware and small articles. Auctioneers Coble & Page for People’s Loan Co.
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Indiana St
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People’s Loan CO
Coble & Page
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