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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
8
Dr E M Cobb of The Indianapolis Bible Institute presents a two week series starting June 24 at 7 30 PM in Burrows Presbyterian church Then a second week at Rockfield Presbyterian church Each night features a different picture show with music and lecture from Rev Hugo and Cobb’s 500 photographs from the Holy Land
Mr. Bergman announces general rules for gross income tax returns due by July 15. Quarterly returns for April to June are due by July 15 with a $10 threshold. amounts under $10 may defer to year end. Exemptions apply: $250 for three months and $500 for six months. early payments aid school funding.
Various notices include rent of a residence at Washington and Summit in South Delphi, a one room brick house on Market St W Margowski, sale ads for Fordson Tractor with Oliver plow, watch and clock repair by Francis Wilson, and auto, tractor, and truck listings by US and D Cars with Chas Hargraves Yeoman. Also employment ad for Heberling Company Dept 583 Bloomington.
Prices paid Thursday show poultry delivered on call at one half cent per pound less. The report by L. G. Harris & Co outlines stock and grain figures with market movements and price adjustments noted for the day.
A sequence of property deeds recorded this week includes John W. Appleton transferring 30 acres in Washington township to Frank B. Sink for $1. The Brethren Home moves 120 acres in Monroe township to Walter V. Pearson and spouse for $1. Jesse V. Pearson and spouse sell 40 acres in Monroe Township to Gus Hall for $1. Gus A. Hall transfers 49 acres in Monroe township to Eva A. Pearson for $1. Ulysses G. Campbell sells 130 acres in Jackson Township to Ruth George for $1. Martin E. Justice and spouse convey Lot 1 O. P. Burrows to A. I. Rasier and spouse for $1. John H. Cartwright and others sell 220 acres in Tippecanoe township to William C. Smock for $10,000. The Camden State Bank acquires Mabel Mayne's interest in 717-40 acres in Washington. Ada L. Booth and others sell 67 acres in Monroe two to Harry Boyd and spouse for $1. Frank Y. Shelby and spouse convey Lot 15 Ross Add to Bringhurst to Edward E. Stephens and spouse for $1.
A rumor claims Everett Case, former Frankfort coach, may be rehired to direct basketball. The school board says no signing yet, while Case has assisted USC basketball for two years. He led Frankfort to two state championships.
The bureau introduces a streamlined system for issuing auto license plates and operator licenses. Plates are applied from records by mail, with branch offices issuing after validation. two coupons and license forms accompany the plate application. new 1935 licenses use a compact card with only three required items.
Brigadier General William K. Naylor of Fort Benjamin Harrison announces the 10th Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Harrison. The camp starts July 5 with about 1000 youths from Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia entering for a 30 day program. Due to limited funds no camp at Fort Knox Kentucky this year. Fort Harrison and Fort Thomas will host past attendees.
Edwin Hall announces a Wednesday evening performance of a three act play titled Poor Dears on a lot near his home. Cast includes Josephine Morrow, Elizabeth Morrow, Eugene Hall, Kitty Pierce and Helen Myers with Mr Hall directing.
Indianapolis youth William Gricher suffered slight back injuries at Camp Tecumseh on a Sunday morning. He was treated on site and listed in stable condition.
Donald Chapman of Delphi, a Purdue spring graduate, is at Fort Bragg North Carolina attending the ORC training camp after being commissioned a second lieutenant at Purdue. Also notes a drugstore sale offering two Garden Court toilet articles for 55 cents this week only and a band concert tonight.
Mrs. J. T. Lewis of 925 Masonic Street suffered an apoplectic stroke Tuesday morning and could not be removed to a hospital due to her condition.
Prices 59c 79c 1.00 and up. Hats that are washable with a sponge and water. See the display and pick a comfortable straw hat for warm weather. C C Julius Clothier invites you to shop the selection.
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