Baptists Lead in Local Sunday School Baseball League
The Baptists top Catholics 9 to 4 in Tuesday’s game, extending their unbeaten run in the league. Perry Rule pitched for the Baptists as errors hindered both sides. Bud Engle and Art Hoover each had two hits, including a two-base hit for Engle. The Baptists, Christians, Methodists and Catholics have faced each other in a round robin with Presbyterians to meet Baptists next Friday to close the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Presbyterians
Perry Rule
Bud Engle
Art Hoover
Engle
Schrader
Paul Rule
Indiana Store Tax Deferral Moves to Rehearing
Supreme Court allowed a motion for rehearing on the chain store tax measure after a 5 to 4 ruling. collection remains deferred until the court reconvenes in October. State tax officials will not act until rehearing is decided. L. C. Johnson, Hartford City, resumes duties with the state board of accounts during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
State Tax Board
L. C. Johnson
Hartford City
State Board of Accounts
Pea Pack Starts at Great Western Canning Plant
The Great Western Canning Co in Delphi begins its annual pea pack on Monday with 50 to 60 workers. Manager A H Brewer forecasts a four week run and notes peas are of higher quality and may grade with Wisconsin peas. Weather this season is favorable and corn contracts remain at last year's price, with corn packing to start in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Canning Co
Delphi
A . H. Brewer
Sherman S Austin Dies of Heart Attack at 63
Sherman S Austin 63 a respected Jefferson township farmer died last Thursday evening at his home near Yeoman after years of ill health. Born Oct 11 1867 in Indiana he was married to Hattie Roach in 1889 and had five children. Surviving are his widow two sons Ross and Verlin of Monticello two daughters Mrs Pearl Julian and Mrs Sadie Viney of Yeoman nine grandchildren and siblings Willard Albert Austin Mrs Anna Martin of West Point and Lassie Austin of Idaville. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Yeoman Methodist Church with burial in Yeoman Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman S. Austin
Jefferson Township
Yeoman
Mr. Austin
Indiana
James
Sarah Cullum Austin
Hattie Roach
Austin
Ross and
Verlin
Monticello
Pearl Julian
Sadie Viney
Mabel Pearson
Willard
Albert Austin
Lassie Austin
Idaville
Anna Martin
West Point
Methodist Church
Kokomo Lawyer opens Flora office after Indiana Law grad
Dick Bishop of Kokomo and Indiana Law School graduate opens a Flora law office. Son of Grover Bishop, prominent Howard County attorney, he was admitted to the Delphi Bar Association Tuesday morning and is also a member of the Howard County Bar and the supreme and federal court bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bishop
Kokomo
Indiana Law School
Indianapolis
Flora
Grover Bishop
Howard County
Bishop
Delphi Bar Association
Supreme and Federal Court Bar Association
Delphi Bar Association Offices Closed Each Wednesday
Beginning July 1 and continuing through September 9 the Delphi Bar Association will close their offices all day each Wednesday. Urgent matters may be handled by appointment. Gus A Hall president and Joseph T Ives secretary.
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The
Delphi Bar Association
Heat Wave Heads East with Warm Friday Forecast
A heat wave isMoving east after a big blizzard warning in the west. It reached 108 in North Dakota on Wednesday as Delphi and Carroll counties enjoyed a sunny day. Forecasters predict fair and warmer weather by Friday, with grasshoppers affecting the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Delphi
Carroll Reg
Dakotas
Bonds Sell at Premium in F. M. West Road Issue
The 7,600 dollar F. M. West road bonds were sold Tuesday by County Treasurer Irvin M. Flora to Pfaff and Hughes of Indianapolis for a premium bid of 278.75 dollars. Two other firms also bid, The Union Trust Co. of Indianapolis and the Fletcher Savings and Trust Co. The meeting of Indiana Philco dealers in Indianapolis featured Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mrs. Ben Julien and daughter Meredith of Indianapolis visited Mrs. George Julien. A new radio line was introduced by Wagner Radio Co. Indiana distributors. Mr. Smith attended a Chicago radio show last week.
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F. M. West Road
Irvin M. Flora
Pfaff and Hughes
Indianapolis
Union: Trust Co
Fletcher Savings and Trust Co
Herbert Smith
Indiana
Philco
Wagner Radio . Co
Mr. Smith
Chicago
53rd Anniversary observed by Rose Chapter O. E. S.
The Rose Chapter Order of the Eastern Star marked its 53rd anniversary with a program in Delphi at the Temple. Miss Josephine Shealey led, with musical numbers by Mrs. Edythe Sanderson and others, a CBS radio broadcast, and talks by Mrs. Carrie Cox, Mrs. Sophia Dreifus, and T. J. Ryan.
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Rose Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Temple
Josephine Shealey
Edythe Sanderson
Ruby Godenour
Pearl Baum
Mabel Crowl
CBS
Nellie Haughey
Carrie Cox
Sophia Dreifus
T. J. Ryan
Methodist pastors shuffle at Delphi church changes
Rev. O P Manker longtime Delphi Methodist pastor leaves for Indiana Harbor. He will be replaced by Rev. Benjamin Rist who comes from Clinton to serve the Delphi church.
Legion baseball team loses opening game
The American Legion Junior team was defeated 13 to 1 in their season opener at Frankfort Wednesday afternoon. Lafayette Junior Legion visits next Sunday and Frankfort returns to Delphi on June 28. Future games include Fowler at Fowler July 5 and Delphi July 12. organizers are Dr. Crampton and Charles Wilson.
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American Legion
Frankfort
Lafayette
Hoover urges adherence to American creed in crisis
President Hoover, in an Indianapolis address to the Indiana Republican Editorial Association, argued the government should use its systems to preserve economic institutions and foster community cooperation. He resisted new relief proposals, emphasizing a policy aligned with the nation’s 150 year creed and efforts to prevent disorder while aiding the deserving.
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Hoover
Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Fedoe
Permit Granted for Pittsburg School Bond Erection
The State Tax Board issued a preliminary permit for a $27,000 bond to build a new Pittsburg school in Tippecanoe township after a hearing by Bert May. If the board approves, contracts may be let and final bond authority granted. The existing building was condemned by the state fire marshal and health board, while taxpayers favored remodeling at an estimated cost of $10,000.
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Baptists
P. Conn
Oy Paul
Hemming
Engle
Perry Rule
P H. Conn
Gee
Mathews
Pease
Catholics Schrader
Honan
R. Delaney
A. Hoover
Crosby
Haugh
F. Hoover
C. Hoover
Coomey
Carroll County
Paul Conn
Paul
Schrader
J. L. Whiteman
State
Adams
Burlington
Carrollton
Clay
Deer Creek
Democrat
Jackson
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Rock Creek
Tippecanoe
Washington
City
School
Camden
Flora
Flora School
Flora Library
Yeoman
Pittsburg
Tippecanoe Township
State Tax Board
Bert May
State Board of Health
Burrows Revival to Close Next Sunday
The two week revival at Burrows Presbyterian Church ends next Sunday with a 9 30 Sunday School, 10 30 morning service, noon basket dinner, and afternoon and evening services at 2 and 7 30. Rev J Orr Powell conducts sermons and Rev Hugo leads singing with solos and numbers from a large youth choir.
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Burrows Presbyterian Church
J. Orr Powell
Rev. Hugo
Rockfield
Burrows
Rev. Powell
Hugo
Carpenter Charles Overley Dies at 71 in Patton
Charles Overley aged 71 died Wednesday morning at six at the home of his daughter Mrs. Ora Fisher in Patton after about a month of illness. He was a carpenter by trade and lived in Yeoman until his health failed. Funeral services to be held Friday at 2 pm at his daughter's home in Patton with Rev. Walter Wilson officiating. Burial planned in Yeoman area.
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Charles Overley
Ora’ Fisher
Patton
Overley
Yeoman
Walter Wilson
Rifle Team Wins Battalion Honors At Frankfort Target Meet
The oe rifle team from the local guard unit captured battalion honors after a target practice at the Frankfort range last Sunday. All eight team members—Captain William Mahanna Lieut. Roy Gardner and others—made the battalion roster for next Sunday’s regiment al event. Gardner shot the second highest score in the meet.
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Frankfort
Roy Gardner
Delphi
William Mahanna
Gardner
Hoshaw
Asa Cohee
Glenn Weckerly
Raymond Short
John Ferrier
Charles Gardner
Mayhill and Miller Families Attend State Sunday School Meet
Roger Mayhill of Delphi and Mr and Mrs Fred Miller of Rockfield attended the state Sunday School convention held in Muncie this week. Mayhill presided over one session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Mayhill
Delphi
Fred Miller
Rockfield
Muncie
May Bill
Engagement announced for Miss Dorothy Haughey and James Cofer
Miss Dorothy Haughey of Athens Georgia agrees to wed James Harrison Cofer of Gainesville Georgia. She is daughter of Earnest and Mrs Haughey and granddaughter of Theodore Brough, with Delphi ties. Cofer is a Gainesville grain businessman. The wedding is set for July 4 with a subsequent visit to Delphi and Chicago.
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J. W. Weidner
W. Mainstreet
Dorothy Haughey
Athens
James Harrison Cofer
Gainesville
Dorothy
Earnest Haughey
Theodore Brough
Delphi
Cofer
Chicago
Million Dollars Spent on Ditches in Carroll County
Department of Commerce figures show Carroll County has spent nearly one million dollars on drainage. White County leads with 2 511 702, followed by Allen 2 461 452 and Jasper 2 407 377. Carroll reports 174 641 total, 168 176 acres fully drained, 3 901 partially drained, and 2 855 acres swamp land.
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Carroll County
Department of Commerce
White County
Allen County
Jasper County
Benton
Carroll
Jasper
Pulaski
Union Services In Delphi This Summer Planned
Delphi ministers outline a summer series of union church services starting July 5 with Rev Knox at First M E Church. Other pastors include Rev Rist Grimes Beck Reed. Each service features local music and an offering to the hosting church. Rev Manker resigns as secretary treasurer and Rev Beck assumes the post.
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Delphi Ministerial Association
O. P. Manker
Manker
L. E. Knox
Reed
Grimes
Paul Beck
The
Baptist Church
Rev Knox
M.E
Rist
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Beck
Pilgrim ‘Holiness
Rev. Reed
First Christian
Carroll Circuit Court Term Ends June 27 Vacation Until September 14
The Carroll circuit court term will end Saturday June 27 with vacation through September 14. The Owens case for petit larceny is set for jury trial next Monday. Several leases are scheduled. rest of term remains irregular with Wednesday sessions by appointment.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Owens
Reverend Benjamin Rist Named Delphi Pastor
Rev. Benjamin Rist of Clinton is assigned to lead Delphi Methodist Episcopal Church as Rev. O. P. Manker transfers to Indiana Harbor. Manker served Delphi four years and boosted youth work. Rist, a noted conference figure, previously led a South Bend church. A farewell picnic for the Mankers is planned at Delphi Park.
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Benjamin Rist
Clinton
Delphi Methodist Episcopal Church
O. P. Manker
Indiana Harbor
Northwest Indiana
Greencastle
Manker
Delphi
Rev
Rist
South Bend
Mankers
Rists
Iliff Theological Seminary
Denver
Colo
Farwell
Methodist Church
Delphi Park
Clinton Clinton
E. Duane Thistlewaite
Rossville
M. E
F. H. Collier
Camden
W. L. Wilson
Yeoman Church
Lafayette
C. O. Young
Remus Olsen
Bringhurst
George Beatty
Burlington
A. L.million
Flora
Kilgore elected to succeed Shultz on school board
50 years ago Charles Kilgore won election to replace Dr F A Shultz on the local school board after Shultz declined to continue. The note records unrest by a crowd described as hoodlums and reports one injury from a fall at a new grist mill project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kilgore
F A. Shultz
Shultz
Hall & Slaughter, Bringhurst
McCormick Brothers
Delphi Lime Co
Jr.’ Finley
Studebaker Wagon Works
John Elston
Foley Addresses Knights Memorial in Burlington
Hon M E Foley spoke at the Knights of Pythias memorial service in Burlington last Sunday before a crowd exceeding 1,000. Roy Rohrabaugh joined his uncle Ross Leslie headed for Alaska. Leslie has been buying horses in Washington to ship to Voldes. J C O Connor started concrete work on the interurban line as Main street paving failed at the city council vote, with Smock Stewart Coble against and Smith Kerlin for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Foley
Knights of Pythias
Burlington
Roy Rohrabaugh
Camden
Ross Leslie
Madison Township
Seattle
Wash
Voldes
Alaska
Leslie
Washington
Charles. Wills
Deer Creek
Poplar
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Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Curtis
Allied Forces
Daniel Alfred Poling
Christian Herald
Daniel Dougherty
Edward P
Daniel, Jr
Father Dougherty
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Simeon Fess
Ohio
New York
Marie Antoinette
France
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
al Smith
Smith
H. H. Fish
Western Newspaper Union
U. S. Supreme Court
Canning Factory
Sherman Austin
Gus. A. Hall
Joseph T. Ives
Ben Julien
Miss Meredith
George Julien
C. E
Masonic Hall
Citizens Bank
Rose
Murphy's Drug Store
Elless and Orr’s
Bowen’s Bank
Margowski’s Drug Store
Blythe's
Rose Chapter
Masonic Temple Building Association
Legion
U. S
Indiana Harbor Church
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