Indiana Democrats Adopt Platform Amid No Dissent
The Indiana Democratic party adopted its platform with no dissenting votes. It calls for municipal utilities under state control, tax reforms, and regulation of holding companies. The document supports public schools, monetary reform to gold standard, labor wage protections, and anti mob violence measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deery
Indiananesis
Las Fe
Levies
Indiana Iir Fureau
Planik
Stard Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Congress
Highway Commission
See
No Hit Game Highlights S S League Action
Sunday School league saw Jack Johnson of the Methodists throw a no hitter as they defeated the Catholic nine 3 to 0. Johnson backed by five Methodist hits toppled the league leaders while Haugh allowed the hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Methodist
Methodists
Johnson
Haugh
Presbyterians
Bell
Births in Carroll County Reported
June births include a boy Richard Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Medley Delphi on June 9. On June 12 twins David Casad and Donald Casad to Mr. and Mrs. Gorman H. Pritchett Delphi. A girl Beverly Jean born June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Otis George Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Richard Lee
Lester A. Medley
Delphi
David Casad
Donald Casad
Gorman H. Pritchett
Beverly Jean
Otis George
Camden
June wedding at Old Adams Mill near Cutler
The Old Adams Mill near Cutler hosted a June wedding conducted by Rev. Cecil Atkinson. John H. McCain of Greenwood married Erma L. Sibbitt of Bringhurst. both families and Rosemary Carter attended as the couple linked in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams’ Mill
Cutler
Cecil Atkinson
Cutier
John H. McCain
William B McCain
Greenwood
Erma L. Sibbitt
James and
Alta Sibbitt
Bringhurst
McClain
Bishop
Ald Mill
Rosemary Carter
Carroll County faces real estate assessment drop this year
Special state tax board representative Bert May says real estate valuations in Carroll County fell 52 percent from 1928 levels, with expectations these figures will hold. The Delphi city assessments may be raised, while hearings across townships continue with adjustments where agreement was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Bert May
State Tax Board
May
Carroll County Taxpayers’ Association
Delphi
Monticello
Orvil Schock
Board of Review
Tippecanbdle
Carrollton Township
Madison
Clay Townships
Burlington
Adams
Washington
Rock Creek
Jackson Township
Camden
Jefferson
Democrat
Monroe Township
Flora
Deer Creek Township
Clay
Prominent Indianapolis Woman Killed in Car Crash
Mrs Katharine Doll Vajen, active in Indianapolis clubs, died after her car skidded off state road 29 four miles south of Logansport. Her sister Miss Elnora Doll and chauffeur Emil Shedron escaped injury. The vehicle struck a ditch, fracturing Mrs Vajen s skull. Her widowed husband Charles T Vajen had died in 1930. Funeral services were held at Mrs Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Doll Vajen
Indianapolis
Logansport
Elnora Doll
Emil Shedron
Miss Bell
Miss Doll
Charles N. Williams
Delaware Street
Waren
Williams
Camden Centennial Program Outlined for July Fourth
A tentative Camden centennial schedule for Monday July 4 includes a morning baseball game, 10:30 orchestra at the school, 11:30 lunch, 1:30 concerts, a 2:00 parade, 3:00 history remarks, 4:00 relics inspection, 6:30 visitor reception, 7:30 concert, and an 8:90 pageant with music and addresses. Relics are welcomed with care provisions and owners will explain exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Scharze
Www
I Dillon
John W. Griffey
Charlies Guard
Charles E. Baker
J. M. Harrison
Miss Josephine Shealy Injured in Bus Accident
Miss Josephine Shealy of Delphi and Miss Alice Clifton of Peru were injured when the Lafayette-Delphi-Logansport bus left the road three miles southwest of here last Monday. The driver, Roy Collins of Logansport, and eight passengers were involved. Shealy had a wrenching ache and Clifton sustained an arm cut as they were taken to Delphi by passing autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Shealy
Delphi
Alice Clifton
Peru
Lafayette
Delphi Replaces Flash Signals With Warning Lights
Stop signs and caution lights replace the old four corner flash signals on Delphi public square. Flasher signals dismantled and warning lights installed on old standards. Stop signs added at side streets. State Road 25 given preferential status at Main and Washington intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Square
Delphi
Washington Street
Safety campaign inspection nets many violations in Delphi
Paul Rule of Delphi and Ryy King of Tipton, state highway patrolmen, led a Thursday night safety drive in Delphi. Marshal Doxie Moore and Night Officer Charles Wilkinson assisted. Over a thousand cars were stopped for bad brakes and faulty lights. drivers showed licenses and titles. More than two hundred cars failed to meet standards. several arrests were reported as garages saw business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rule
Delphi
Ryy King
Tipton
State Highway Police Force
State Police Department
Doxie Moore
Charles Wilkinson
Burlington Kokomo Highway Contract Set July 12
A state highway project from Burlington to Kokomo will be bid until 1 0 0 a m July 12 at the Indianapolis highway commission office. Contracts go to the lowest and best bidder for a 20 foot wide pavement extending from Burlington to Ridgeway and Ridgeway to Kokomo with five paving material options. Work starts after contracts are let and aims to be open before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington-Kokomo
Burlington
Kokomo
State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Ridgeway
Howard County
Howard- Carroll County
Sycamore Street
Forest Park
Jefferson Street Pike
Wolf Killed Near Carrollton by Local Farmer
E H Grassmyer on the Joan O Brown farm in Carrollton Township east of Camden shot and killed a female grey wolf around 1 am Wednesday after observing a likely dog in a pasture. The body held four cubs and a possible mate nearby. the farmer hopes to hunt or deter further wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Grassmyer
Joan O. Brown
Carrollton Township
Camden
Brown Farm
Mrs. Wolf
Grassmyer
Delphi Park Opens With Races At Pool Event
The Delphi Park swimming pool opened Saturday afternoon with races. Officials included committee members Mrs Myron Ives and Miss Hil da Bowen and Mayor Yanus Wells. Winners span several age groups with Howard Howell taking multiple events and Kath ry n Lucas the sole entrant in the girls over 16 100 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Park
Myron Ives
Hilda Bowen
C.T. Amick
Yanus Wells
Marshal Doxey Moore
Woodrow Whiteman
Donald Kite
Robert Julius
Ed Gochenour
William Harper Smith
Robert Haugh
Jack Schilling
Bowen Conn
Gladys Mullendere
Meredith Jean Kirkpatrick
Edgar Larimore
Joe Messick
Larimore
Howard Howell
Edward Gochenour
Kathryn Lucas
CC. O. Julius
Mary O Donnell Weds Robert Hinkle in Chicago Church
Miss Mary O Donnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick O Donnell of Chicago married Robert Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hinkle of Burrows in a Saturday morning ceremony at St Ignatius Church Chicago. Only attendants were the brides sister Elizabeth and brother Patrick. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O’donnell
Patrick O’donnell
Chicago
Robert Hinkle
Howard Hinkle
Burrows
St. Ignatius Church
Elizabeth
Patrick
Colburn Stock Yards Burned in Night Fire
The Colburn Stock Yards owned by Charles J. Smith of Delphi burned to the ground around midnight Tuesday. One steer and one hog perished with the yard. twenty hogs inside were saved. A bull suffered a scorched back. Smith had not used the yards recently except for storage and plans to rebuild for storage. insurance covers part of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn
Charles J. Smith
Delphi
Smith
Rockfield
Margaret A Afflis Named Alternate to National Convention
Mrs Margaret A Afflis of Delphi was named alternate delegate at large to the national Democratic convention in Chicago starting next Monday. She will attend but has no vote unless a delegate at large is unable to attend. The roster lists 14 delegates at large and 11 alternates with Afflis among them. The second district named O H Keller and Clay Metsker as delegates. full district list appears on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Afflis
Delphi
Chicago
Afflis
William Cronin
Terre Haute
Clarence McNabb
Fort Wayne
Perry McCart
Paoli
George Wagner
Jasper
Evan B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Frank McHale
Logansport
Bowman Elder
Indianapolis
A. P. Flynn
Gertrude Fanning McHugn
Glenn. Gifford
Tipton
Lillian Douglas
Greenfield
Mary Arnold
Peru
Lawrence Handley
Richmond
Hugh Barnhart
Rochester
Residents of Hill Plan Annual Picnic
At a Cliff Dwellers' meeting committees were named for the Hill residents annual picnic to be held July 13 including Place Ralph Hanna chairman and nominations led by E R Smock. Miss Allainee Wise and Raymond Kuns wed at Bringhurst in a ceremony by Rev Freeman Ankrum and left for Wisconsin on honeymoon. Booster Day Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Dwellers’ Organization
Ralph Hanna
W. B., Smith
Joseph Ives
E. R. Smock
John Hanna
Allainee Wise
Bringhurst
Cutler High School
Raymond Kuns
Flora
Freeman Ankrum Oflora
Wisconsin
Indiana Democratic State Ticket Nominated At Harmonious Convention
The Indiana Democratic convention nominated its state ticket headlined by Paul V. McNutt for governor and Frederick Van Nuys for United States senator. McNutt and M. L. Fansler were renominated, with all other spots filled on one ballot amid a scuffle over an appellate court nomination and a tight race for lieutenant governor and other statewide offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frederick van Nuys
Indianapolis
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
Clifford Townsend
Democratic Party
Indiana
McNutt
M. L. Fansler
Logansport
Supreme Court
Frank Mayr, Jr
Floyd E. Williamson
William Storen
George C. Cole
van Nuys
Fansler
M. C
Townsend
Marion
James P. Hughes
Greencastle
William F. Dudine
Jasper
Ralph N. Smith
LaPorte
Philip Lutz, Jr
Boonville
Emma May
Terre Haute
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Old Adams Mill
Uniform
States
Miste Tax Board
NCES
Sule
Bretzman
Paul V. McNutts
Bloominton
M. Clif
Ford Townsend
Cavorna
Hice
Etter
Indie Biucks
Star
Ora Cox
Josephine Sheailey
PGA
U.S. Senate
Frederick Vannuys
U. S
Carrollton
H. H. Grassmyer
Park Board
Ives
Bowen
O’donnell
Hinkle
Galh Gas
Pearl Lee Vernon
Martinseville
Margaret Afflis
Clare Newman
Evansville
Nora D. Short
Salem
Clay Franklin
Shoals
Walter Jones
Anderson
Charles Robards
Hendricks Coun
Frank Martin
Hammond
Thomas
Boyle
Whiting
O. H. Keller
Winamac
Hill Plan
Walter Clawson
A. C. Clauser
George Beale
Charles Wood
Harold Thayer
J. B. Dickison
C. O. Julius
Fred. Griffith
William McCain
John Crone
W. G. Cowdin
Madison Arnot
William Acheson
Grant Smith
C. A. Bailey
Prank Mayr, JR
South Bend
Scottisht Ure
Flord B&b
Williamison
Pallie Instructier
George C. Cote
Lawrenceburg
Ludge
Michael L. Fansler
Appellate Court
William 3. Dudins
Ralph N. Smiti
la Porte
Philip Lutz JR
Marion County
Tremain
Greensburg
Dudine
Frank P. Baker
Kirk McKinney
McKinney
Walter Myers
House of Representatives
Myers
M. A. Ryan
Cliff Townsend
Elkhart County
Arbuckle
Phy
Brookston
Pry
Third District
Charles Cox
Tippecanoe County
Hughes
Cox
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