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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
8
DelphI markets all model A used cars with guarantees. The listing also includes hens by weight, eggs, broilers ducks and geese, cattle hogs and farm produce with prices for wheat rye oats and corn.
Court notes list new suits including Dales E Miller v Ida Miller and William E Miller v Ida Miller on accounts. Also Farmers Traders State Bank v Ida Schuk on note. Jurisdiction orders reappraisal and sale in multiple estates Grant Walters and Chittick drain claims allowed. Guardian sales and dismissals noted with several final reports discharged and executors discharged.
Indiana Wool Growers Association completes direct connection with the National Wool Marketing Corporation. The national body, funded by the Federal Farm Board, will centralize marketing for farmer owned groups. Indiana shifts from Ohio pooling to the national plan and will receive 20 cents per pound for pooled wools. Indiana products will be warehoused in Fort Wayne with shipments directed by the county units.
Impressive Sunday services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church featured seven boys and four girls receiving first communion led by Father C. J. Reed. Escorts from the parish, including younger children, accompanied the communicants in white with wreaths and veils.
Mrs William Metzger aged 70 died last Thursday at her Flora residence after a two week illness. A stroke of paralysis caused her death. She was sister to Mrs Catherine Metzger and Mrs William Beydler of Rossville. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Flora Church of the Brethren with burial in Flora Cemetery.
The W. B. Wason store uses a Russian iron stovepipe that has served forty years. The elder pipe remains in good condition and may be fit for another forty, seen as superior to modern low quality metal.
State road 39 from Washington street end to west of Yeoman received an oil coat last week with north to Monticello work finished this week. Before oiling a large crushed stone layer was laid by Supt Ed Ferrier. Traffic on the Range Line road north to Monticello rose as motorists sought to avoid the oiled routes.
A resident of the Indiana Bankers Association and a principal speaker for the convention to be held in Peru on June 11. Delphia and Carroll county members of the organization will attend.
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association plans a two day outing in Bedford Indiana on June 20 and 21. E B Crowe a Democratic congressman candidate in the third district leads arrangements while Richard Heller of Ft Wayne serves as president. Numerous state and congressional candidates along with Democratic mayors are expected to attend.
Mrs. Margaret Frick age 81 widow of Noah Frick and a former resident of this county died at her Logansport home Saturday morning. Survived by three sons and five daughters including Mrs. Lucy James of Flora and two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held Monday at the Main Street M P church with Rev. C J Kerlin officiating. Burial in Mt Hope cemetery.
Walter Clawson, a salesman for the Attica Electric company, is being transferred to Delphi. He and his family will move to Delphi on the first of June, leaving Attica with friends’ good wishes for his advancement.
The state convention of Elks in Lafayette draws many Carroll county members including Curtis McCain Van C Blue Dr B F Wray James Sullivan E Rhinehart John Hamling Sr John L Hanna Gus A Hall Lorenz Grimm Anthony Hanrahan Samuel Pearlman Dr C C Crampton Jerre Haugh Robert Davidson and Ex Beadle as the exalted rulers banquet and parade attract thousands of visitors.
Al W. Dailey, ex Boyd Martins Boat Co executive, accepts an executive post with Associates Investment Co of South Bend and will keep Delphi as home. Mrs Dailey and children will travel to South Bend this weekend to observe motor boat races where Dailey serves as an official.
Frank Houser, appointed janitor of the court house a month ago, began his duties on Sunday succeeding Albert Pitzer who had held the job for two years. Pitzer has moved back to his Cutler home.
Flora diamond team beat Delphi 3 to 1 last Sunday in the first game. In the second game Deer Creek edged the county seat team 8 to 6 by two points.
The Delphi twins Dr. Cal Carney and Dr. John Carney, frequent visitors to local courses, are busy gathering catfish for a forthcoming golf tourney at the Delphi links, which will be attended by several Indianapolis golfers.
Dewey, raised in Delphi and long a resident of Bellingham Washington, visits old friends in Delphi. The old Dewey home from his boyhood is now the property of Mrs. Laura Breinig.
Charles Huffer, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Huffer, accompanied by his mother and Dr C C Crampton, was taken to St Elizabeths hospital Lafayette Tuesday for a tonsil operation. The lad is making recovery.
John H Cartwright, long confined in St Elizabeths hospital, has undergone three operations with the last performed a week ago and is reported by friends to be making satisfactory recovery.
Several cars of a fast moving Washington freight train jumped the track near Welshbibton. Rescue crews were called from Peru. No major damage occurred but passenger train service was delayed for several hours.
East of Delphi area residents share Sunday visits with neighbors and kin. Attendees include Crowell and Turner families, Otterbein guests Ama Fox and Isaac Bowman, and others from Frankfort, Thorntown, Logansport, and Camden. A newborn son born to Meredith and wife on May 28, plus Decoration Day church and cemetery appearances at Neho and Hickory Grove.
A fragment notes delivery of ice cream with a phone contact at Marge Drug Store referencing Sun day and a 158 contact. The unreadable OCR lacks clear event details but implies a delivery service.
Camden residents spent Thursday with Mrs. Lewis Dock. Mr and Mrs Burr Balser and their sons visited, joined by Mrs. A L Surface. Mr Surface is reported much improved in health.
Fred Knight takes flying lessons at Ivan Pullen’s field in Logansport. James and Ross Mabbitt plan a trip Sunday to Fort Wayne to join the Mizpah Pilgrimage to Toronto for the imperial council, lasting about a week. Miss Mary Cook from Logansport visits her aunt Mrs. Grover Sink for summer vacation. Claud Wickard hauls hogs to Indianapolis Monday evening and stops at Crawfordsville for a Farm Bureau meeting.
On May 24 1930 the Indiana Conservation Commission issued an order designating several river sections as mussel breeding grounds for five years from July 15 1930. Named waters include Yellow River Wildcat Creek Eel River Tippecanoe River Pigeon River St Joseph River Elkhart River and East Fork Whit River across multiple counties.
A legal notice from the Indiana Conservation Commission dated May 24 1930 certifies regulations and orders under Chapter 253 of the 1927 General Assembly. Richard Lieber Director attests to the Department of Conservation state authority and enforcement.
Mr and Mrs William Bradshaw file an injunction suit to prevent James Turner from tapping their private sewer. The action seeks court relief to halt the alleged interference with the Bradshaws property and sewer system.
Harvey Lynch, who underwent a procedure at the Home hospital in Lafay ate last Monday, is reported to be making satisfactory recovery.
Thirty two famous cattle brands have been chiseled on the walls of Garrison Hall at the state university to honor the history and significance of the Texas cattle business as the state’s original great industry.
In the Carroll Circuit Court April Term 1930 notice announces Sarah C. Beard as administrator has filed accounts and vouchers for final settlement of the estate of Elizabeth Hooker deceased. The final examination is set for the 26th day of June 1930 in Carroll Circuit Court with all parties required to appear.
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