U S to Offer Big Bond Issue June 15
Treasury announces a long term bond issue of 800 million dollars to cover government expenses amid a large deficit. Bonds will carry 3.5 percent interest, mature June 15, 1949, redeemable after June 15, 1946, offered in bearer and registered forms. Subscriptions through federal reserve banks, with preferred allotment up to 325 million.
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Treasury
Mellon
Isue
Liberty Bonds
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Mrs Rosa Wise 64 Dies After Month Long Illness
Mrs Rossetta Ann Smith Wise, 64, died Monday at Cass County Hospital Logansport after a month of illness. The funeral was held Wednesday at the Delphi Methodist Church with many from the county attending. She was born December 14, 1866 in White County and married Amos Wise in 1893. Surviving are a stepdaughter Mary Wise McCain, sisters Lillian Haigh and Henry Wise, brothers William and James Smith, a half sister Mary Watts and four grandchildren.
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Rossetta Ann Smith Wise
Cass County Hospital
Logansport
Delphi
Wise
White County
Amos Wise
Open Revival Sunday at Burrows Church
A two weeks revival service will open next Sunday at Burrows Presbyterian Church under Rev. J. Orr Powell and Rev. H. Hugo. They concluded a two weeks service at Rockfield last Sunday night with fifty additions. Powell preaches each evening at 7 30 o clock and Hugo directs the music.
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Burrows Presbyterian Church
J. Orr Powell
H. Hugo
Rockfield
Powell
Hugo
Rockfield-Burrows
Half Million Dollar Tax Valuation Loss in Carroll County
A Carroll County newspaper summary shows a total tax valuation loss of about half a million dollars for the year. Three of seventeen taxing units gained slightly, Delphi suffered the largest drop of 95 480 dollars, with Jackson Madison and Monroe townships posting gains. A table compares 1930 and 1935 valuations, listing gains for Money and Diamonds but losses across items such as Automobiles, Farm Implements, Household Goods, Cattle, Sheep, Hog, and Poultry. Bert May of the state tax board reviewed the reports with the Carroll County Board of Review.
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Carroll County
Delphi
Jackson
Madison
Monroe
Bert May
Stately Tax Board
Carroll County Board of Review
Camp Tecumseh Opens With Broad Program and Trips
Camp Tecumseh plans a three day leaders training before a six week schedule for boys and girls with multiple camp periods. Last year 1 726 campers attended. Activities include tennis, baseball, volley ball, basketball, crafts, leather work, photography, ship craft, nature hikes and trips to Battleground and Indian mounds.
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Seasee
Purdue
Battleground
Indian Mounds
Bowen Robinson Wins May Ringer Tournament at Delphi
Bowen Robinson won the May ringer tournament at Delphi Country Club with a 33 score. Robert Van Natta won the Decoration Day flag tournament. John Carney Paul Lostutter and C A Smith tied for second. prizes included balls. Other winners included Byrum Crosby Al Brewer John Hamling and O H Smith with various ball prizes.
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Bowen Robinson
Delphi Country Club
Robert van- Natta
Robinson
John Carney
Paul ‘Lostutter
C. A. Smith
Dr. Carney
Mr. Smith
Robert van Natta
Byrum Crosby
al Brewer
John Hamiing
O. HE. Smith
van Natta
William Lawin
Helen Shaffer Engaged to Raymond Novatney
Engagement announced for Miss Helen Shaffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Garfield Shaffer of Delphi to Raymond Novatney of Cleveland Ohio. They plan to marry June 9 at Oxford Ohio where both attended college the bride at Oxford College for Women and the groom at Miami University. Novatney is studying medicine at Ohio State University Columbus.
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Helen Shaffer
Helen Saffer
Garfield Shaffer
Delphi
Raymond ‘Novatney
Cleveland, O
Oxford
Oxford College For Women
Miami University
Novatney
Ohio State University
Columbus
Roosevelt declines Hoosier invitation at Gary meeting
Special to The Citizen Indianapolis June 4 Members of the Democratic delegation at the Governor's conference express surprise at Franklin D Roosevelts attitude toward the presidential nomination He declined the Indiana Democratic Editorial Associations midsummer meeting invitation at Gary as chief speaker. Governors from twenty four states attended and three presidential candidacies were launched with Roosevelt Ritchie and Pinchot seen as potential rivals.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Indiana
Indiana Demarcatic Editorial Association
Gary
Hoosier
R. Earl Peters
Newton Ee A2
Baker
Wilson
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Tom Taggart
Albert C. Ritchie
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Burkholder Wins Pitcher Battle in 1-0 Christian Victory
A low scoring Tuesday game between Christian and Presbyterian Sunday School teams ended 1-0 in favor of the Christians. Leland Burkholder pitched well for the Christians, with Charles Flora contributing solid defense. Dow drove in the lone run in the first inning after a walk, as Christian players supported him well.
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Leland Burkholder
Charles Flora
Dow
Presbyterians
Frank Barnes Named Coach at Flora
Flora basketball fans welcome Frank Barnes, famed for his undefeated Danville Central Normal Colleg team, as basketball coach to replace Kenneth Allee. Mrs. Barnes will teach English in the high school. Barnes noted as one of the state's top coaches for his winning record. Flora gains strong leadership.
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Flora
Frank Barnes
Central Normal College
Danville
Kenneth Allee
Residents Relocate From Monticello to Delphi and Anderson
A fragmented notice records Mr and Mrs Clyde Robbing moving from Monticello to Delphi and now residing in Anderson area property. The brief item mentions the Robbing couple and their new address.
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Clyde’ Robbing
Monticello
Delphi
Anderson
Robbing
Building Purchase Considered for County Garage
Delphi and Tippecanoe County officials discuss buying a steel building donated to the Boyd Martin Boat Co by the Delphi Chamber of Commerce. The plan is to move the structure to county property for use as a garage for road equipment. The boat company, now in receivership after moving to Bay City Michigan, remains under inquiry regarding contract compliance and current ownership.
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Joners
Tippecanoe
Delphi
Woking Eell
Boat Company
Boyd-Martin Boat Co
Delphi Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Boyd-Martin Boat Co. Mee
Bay City
Mich
Podiatrist Dr Clarence T Hooker Killed in Colburn Interurban Crash
Dr Clarence T Hooker a Lafayette podiatrist was killed when an Indiana Service Corporation interurban struck his automobile at a crossing near Colburn late Sunday. His wife and two children survived. Funeral services were held in Lafayette with burial arrangements via Blythe funeral home. Hooker 45, son of Theodore and Clara, formerly worked for Prass Shoe Co and later ran a podiatry office in Lafayette Life Building. He married Alice Sapple of Fort Wayne in 1915 and belonged to Trinity M E church Mason ic and K P orders.
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Clarence T. Hooker
Lafayette
Indiana Service Corporation
Colburn
Blythe Funeral
Delphi
Dr. Hooker
Emory McDonald
Orlando McDonald
Pyrmouth
Jess Beard
Clay Township
Prominent County Citizen Dies At 61
Charles Baie, aged sixty one, of Carroll County, died Friday at his Heath home from blood poisoning. He worked with the Delphi firm Mount and Lane for years and was a Democratic clerk candidate against C. Clay Pearson. A Catholic, he belonged to St Marys Lafay ette. Funeral services were held Monday. His wife was Miss Honan, and he left two brothers, Dr W Lane of Camden and Burton Lane.
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Charles Baie
Carroll County
Heath
Lane
Delphi
Mount and Lane
C. Clay Pearson
St. Mary’s Church
Lafayette
First Delphia Band Concert Opens Season
The Delphia high school band directed by Loyal Hoshaw will give the season opening concert Thursday night in Delphia. The program features selections suited to a school event with student performers.
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Delphia
Loyal Hoshaw
Mrs Wade Farr and Legae Sister Shows Colorad
Mrs Wade Farr and her sister Legae are mentioned in a fragment referencing Colorado. The incomplete text provides little context about relation or event and does not specify dates or places.
Impressive Decoration Day Program At Court House
Decoration Day exercises at the court house Saturday drew strong crowds under the Ladies of the G A R. Mrs James Delong chaired the program. Sanford Allen played harmonica, Bobby Quinn a cornet solo, Quinns mother Mrs Frank Lyon accompanied on piano. Readings and speeches followed with Elder E C Wells delivering the afternoon address and Rev Lt E Knox giving the benediction.
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Court House
Ladies of the
G. A. RR
James Delong
Sanford Allen
Bobby Quinn
Quinn
Frank Lyon
E. C. Wells
Lt. E. Knox
West Road Contract Awarded for 6874 Dollars
Harshman and Jerrell of Frankfort won the West road contract in Rock Creek township for 6874 dollars by county commissioners. Other bids ranged from 6858 to 7981 dollars. F M West named road superintendent. Charles Eikenberry to oversee Voorhees road. Viewers found proposed Jacobs H Pullenet improvement not of public utility and cost excessive.
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Harshman and Jerrell
Frankfort
Rock Creek Township
Charles’ Harvey
Delphi
Charles F.“Davis
Camden
RF Russell
L. Parker
Kokomo
Albert Holloway
Yeoman
FF. M. West
Sale
D. Des Ae Fonds Ora
Ae ‘Pond
Seward
Charles Eikenberry
Voorhees Road
Jacob H. Pullenet
H. E. Newell
Courtney Clawson
Landis, Rossville Resident, Dies at 87
Louis A. Landis of Rossville County died last Wednesday at his home one mile north of Rossville after eight days illness. Born May 25, 1844 in Pennsylvania, he resided in the area for many years. Funeral services were held Friday at the Rossville M E Church officiated by Rev. E Duane Thistlewaite and Rev. L Bickett, with burial in the Rossville cemetery.
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Louis A. Landis
Carroll County
Rossville
M. E
E. Duane Thistlewaite
Ll. Bickett
Boswell
M. EB
Landis
Pennsylvania
Tao
Phoebe
Ruth Ayres Named Attendance Officer in Carroll County
Miss Ruth Ayres of Cutler was elected county attendance officer at a county board meeting. She won eight Republican township trustee votes, with seven votes for other candidates. Ayres, 1913 Cutler High School graduate, has held state Rebekah Assembly posts and census work, and begins duties August 1.
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Ruth Ayres
Cutler
County Board of Education
Florence Coble
Coble
W. T. Brackenridge
Elizabeth Burke
Ayres
Delphi
Miss Ayres
George Pullen
Rebekah
Pullen
James Ayres
Chicago
Oakdale Dam
Miss A
le Hearty
Pastors Return Rev. O. P. Manker to Delphi Church
The Northwest Indiana conference approves Rev. O. P. Manker’s return as Delphi Methodist Episcopal pastor by church trustees vote. After four years he will lead through the conference year ending June 10, with his final sermon of the year next Sunday. He previously came from Terre Haute’s Liberty Avenue church and boosted community life through popular music classes and local service. Ho Wilson serves as lay delegate to the Greencastle conference meeting. Dr. Frank Sheets is mentioned among other members.
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O. P. Manker
Delphi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Northwest Indiana
Manker
Liberty Avenue
Terre Haute
Ho. Wilson
Te Church
Greencastle
Frank Sheets
County Youth Chorus Forms Four Districts
The County Young Peoples Chorus begins organization across four districts with plans to unite into a permanent county chorus by July first. The group aims to grow in number and efficiency and will accept invitations to sing statewide.
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Young Peoples Chorus
Young Ee Ee
Mrs N J Howe Plans Short Visit to Indiana
Mrs. N J Howe will travel to Indiana Friday for a brief visit with Mrs. Grice Moore Miller, then return shortly after.
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Peggy Davis
Phyllis Robertshaw
Republican Editorial Association
Hoover
Sam
America
Thomas Alva Edison
Will Rogers
University of Oklahoma
Union
Newey
Ohio
North Carolina
California
American Legion
Uncle Sam
Andy Mellon
U.S
Sea Monster
Roy Marden
Catherine Burke
Boston
New England
U. S
Congress
George Washington
United States
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Henry H. Carran
W.ct.u
Women’s ‘Christian ‘Teetotalers. Union
Boulder City
Dam
Mrs. Rosa Wise
Masonic Cemetery
Burrows
Adams
Burlington
Beek. Creek
Jackson Jefferson
Monroe Madison
Rock Creek
Ora Yeoman
Camp Tecumseh
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Burkholder
Dowss
Roth
I. Mount
Bunnell
J. Wingerd
Orr
Butcher
Long
C. Flora
Canoe
Rte
Charles Lane
West Road
Pullen Road
Sec
Hope
Noblesville
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