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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
6
More than 1000 pounds of carp were removed from Lake of the Woods in Marshall County by Izaak Walton League members under state game warden direction. Gar and dogfish were also destroyed, while all other fish were returned to the lake.
Carroll County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for gravel road improvements in Clay Jackson Democrat Burlington and Rock Creek townships. Bids due June 7 1925 at 2 00 PM with bonds equal to double bid and non collusion affidavit required. contract to go to lowest responsible bidder.
The Annual Home Service report from Divisional Headquarters Grand Rapids shows 29 859 people served last year in western Michigan and northern Indiana. 6 680 received Christmas dinners 13 990 given clothing 8 553 provided lodging and 8 069 families relieved. It notes a fresh air camp near Grand Rapids and a hospital program for needy women and children. A 500 member prayer gathering occurred at the Ionia reformatory. Appeals and bequests remain vital to funding.
The Board of Commissioners for Washington township Indiana proposes bonds over five thousand dollars for gravel road construction. About 20 000 in bonds at 4 34 percent interest with net assessed value 3 034 900 against existing indebtedness 40 814. Taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within twenty nine days from June 6 1925. R E Davidson auditor Carroll County Indiana June 2 1925.
Dr. Eugene Dreifus of Stuttgart Germany arrived in Monticello to visit his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. August Dreifus while studying American manufacturing interests. He speaks six languages and has honors from leading German universities. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dreifus from Los Angeles as they accompany the nephew to Stuttgart for a few months.
Mrs. Effie Crittenberger 58 wife of Dale J Crittenberger publisher of the Anderson Bulletin and former state auditor died in Methodist hospital Indianapolis last week after an operation. Funeral services were held at the Crittenberger residence Friday afternoon with Rev T W Grafton officiating. Survived by husband one daughter Juliet V Crittenberger and three sons Willis D Crittenberger George Dale Crittenberger and John Crittenberger. Also notes her involvement with Indiana Democratic Editorial Association and that a closed fishing season for black bass and blue gills is now in effect until June 16 under Indiana law.
A three man American Legion panel urged Governor Ed Jackson to spare C L Courtner, superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Knightstown, amid public outcry over the whipping of three girl inmates. The group defended Courtner as a good man and claimed the punishment fit the offense.
Martin A. Morrison former Indiana congressman now in Washington D C spoke to the Frankfort Rotary on Signs of the Times He urged study of the national constitution and government noting citizens neglect endangers democracy He cites newspaper campaigns for constitutional interest as beneficial Also mentions Ed Smock’s Mayo Clinic visit and visits of Miss Mary Pierce and Lucie Lewis
Notice to determine bonds or other evidences of indebtedness for Deer Creek Township Carroll County Indiana. Proposed amount about 51 600 bearing 4? interest. Net property value 7 751 720. Present indebtedness 34 467. Public hearing or action to occur days from June 6 1925. Auditor of Carroll County Indiana.
In Carroll Circuit Court June Term 1925 Floyd A Shafer as executor filed final account for Eliza A Shafer deceased. The court will examine June 15 1925 and all heirs creditors or legal heirs must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J Julien Delphi Indiana May 21 1925. Pollard Cartwright & Wason Attorneys.
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