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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
5
Rev. O. P. Manker, Pastor. Sunday school at 9 30, morning worship 10 30, Epworth League 4 30, evening worship 7 30. In June both services at regular hours. June 16 Dr J J Wilson, June 23 Dr A P Young, June 30 Rev Heil Bollinger.
Rev P E Coblentz Sunday school at 9 30 AM with Mrs P E Coblentz as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 AM Joint program of Y P D and C W at 7 PM Preaching at 7 45 PM Cottage prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7 30 PM Quarterly business meeting Monday evening June 10 All members urged to be present A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services
Principal C. A. Smith reports outstanding progress at Delphi High School for the year just closed. Twenty three students earned averages of 95 percent or higher across grades 9 through 12, a record not previously equaled in the school’s records.
Thirty three individuals averaged ninety percent across classes with名单 entries for 9 B John Walker 9 A Frances Amick Mary Cohee Laura Gilliam Thomas Hannell Donald Heflong Max Landis Mary Alice McCain Rachel Reed 10 B Chetina DeLang Ruth Had erly Esther Hunter Clarice Wise 410 A Lorene Clawson Anna Fisher Irene Haslet Wilbur Holsinger Rupert Martin Agnes Long 11 B Harryetta Busteed 11 A Raymond Baer Dora Hemmig Joe Henderson Helen Ruth Peters Ruby Lines 12 B Margaret Sieber 12 A Miriam Cohee Gertrude Hall Vivian Henderson Wayne Holsinger Freeman Redding Martin Ridder Enid Rent.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw award annual prizes in English for freshmen and in all subjects for the senior class. Freshmen Genevieve Wise and Hazel Anderson tie for first and share $4 each. William Taylor gets $1. Sophomores Chetina D Long wins $5. Lorene Clawson and Ruth Heritage tie for second and third with $2 each. Juniors Helen Ruth Peters and Ruth Benjamin tie for first with $4. Helen Hasler gets $1. Seniors Edith Wilson wins $8.06. Robert Broadrick second $6. Dorothy Lyon third $3.00.
The D A R prize for top United States history student goes to Robert Broadrick with five dollars. Summa Cum Laude diplomas are awarded to four seniors including Broadrick Kramer Lyon and Wilson. other high scorers receive Cum Laude honors without diplomas. A strong faculty tops the Sunday school training conference set for July 22 27 1929 with missions school July 7 13 Epworth League July 13 20 and Bible conference July 28 Aug 4 led by Rev C C Ford.
Honor roll lists students across grades 9 10 11 12 with multiple names. Notable mentions include B Chetina DeLong Mary Frances Dobins Regina Jackson Raymond Baer Ruth Benjamin Dora Heming Joe Henderson Helen Ruth Peters Margaret Rice Ruby Lines Bernice Arnot Edith Baum John Benner Mary Fisher Gertrude Hall Vivian Henderson Wayne Hollinger Jean Kramer Dorothy Lyon Alice Lucas Enid Trent Edith Wilson Donald Chapman Gardner Martin Kathryn Pierce Helen Rassfader.
The record highlights track letter recipients including Robert Hanna Doxey Moore Robert Schrader Clifford Eikenberry George Wagoner Marshall Wagoner Gardner Martin Harold Wilson Max Holmes Robert Trobaugh William Perigo and Charley Popejoy. It notes Charles Popejoy second in the Chicago mile in 4 minutes 32 seconds and longest attendance by Donald Chapman. The senior class avoided property destruction this year in a notable school record.
Governor Leslie signed acts from the last General Assembly creating crimes for resisting or opposing officers and assisting officers in discharge of duty. Fines up to 100 dollars and jail up to six months for resisting an officer, and up to one year for firing or using a dangerous weapon or injuring an officer. Richard Lieber, conservation director, says the measures aid enforcement of fish and game laws amid past resistance by dynamiters and seiners.
Grass seed advertised at Elless and Orrs Drug Store with possible plant care products. Form and pricing details not provided in the readable text.
Advert reads that rheumatic and sciatic pains arise from impurities due to weak kidneys. It touts Cystex as a fast remedy free of sedatives, convincing readers to test at Margowski's Drug Store with a money back guarantee if pain relief is not felt.
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