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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

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Amateur radio and local notables make Delphi weekend headlines

The Delphi column details amateur radio hobbyists including Sherman Farr reporting from Los Angeles and recalling Clark Gable. It notes Charles Egan of The Washington Star, Braddock vs Irisher, the Braddock fight, and a busy Monday parade of Drums and Bugies. A drunken motorist spends the night in jail, while a softball crowd of 200 nets about $1.75. Local scenes include Charlie James parking duties, Virginia Pletcher in white slacks, J L Lowman and his rooster, and a two cylinder invalid chair at Vianco’s Market.

Tom McCain Sherman Farr Los Angeles Farr Hollywood China Seas Jean Harlow Clark Gable Gable McCain Australia Tom Wabash Charles Egan Washington Star Harry Egan Egan Washington Braddock-Louis Charlie Paul Mallon Ernie Pyle Heywood Broun Westbrook Pegler Braddock Delphi Indianapolis Charlie James Virginia Pletcher J. L. Lowman Santa Claus Pete Legion New York

Purdue graduate Dean Todd named inspector of certified grains

Dean Todd the son of Mr and Mrs Warren Todd of Carrollton township and a recent Purdue graduate has been appointed inspector of certified grains for Purdue University. He has spent the past two weeks in the southern part of the state.

Dean Todd Warren Todd Carrollton Township Purdue University

Delphi And Flora Settle Grudge In Tonight's Game

Delphi and Flora clash at Riley Park to settle a year old grudge after Delphi lost the first meeting last season. Knitter the Delphi ace pitched in both losses and Flora hopes to unseat him. Flora and Buck Creek lead the county league with three wins and one defeat.

Delphi Flora Riley Park Buck Creek Delphi Downs

Three New Welfare Office Staffers to Be Hired

Carroll county welfare office will add three employees by July 1938 after merit exams by the state department. Two investigators and one clerk will join the local staff as part of a statewide increase under the new welfare act. The director’s salary rises, while appointment dates for a welfare director and other staff are delayed awaiting state lists.

County Welfare Office Carroll County Welfare Board State Welfare Board State Department Carroll County

Landis to Wed White in Indianapolis July 12

Miss Martha Landis of 3619 North Illinois Street Indianapolis former Delphi girl will marry Leo White July 12 at St Peter and Paul Cathedral Indianapolis. Engagement announced June 16 at a Columbia Club dinner bridge. Miss Landis is Noah Landis’s daughter and granddaughter of A L Akers Civil War veteran Delphi Post G A R member and Tri Kappa graduate.

Martha Landis Illinois Street Indianapolis Delphi Leo White St. Peter and Paul Columbia Club Miss Landis Noah Landis Model Clothing Landis A. L. Akers Ee Post Delphi High Tri Kappa

Charles Sieber Home Destroyed by Farm Fire

The farm home of Charles Sieber south of Delphi burned completely Tuesday. Neighbors salvaged first floor furniture as Flora firefighters arrived too late to save the house. Canned fruit and potatoes in the basement were lost. loss partly covered by insurance. Joan Sieber first noticed the blaze.

Charles Sieber Delphi Joan Sieber Flora Fire Department Sieber

Hamfest Attendance by Local Radio Club Members

Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Goff and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCain left this afternoon for Erie Pennsylvania to attend the Atlantic division of the American Radio Relay League hamfest. They are accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Short of Anderson.

Laverne Goff Tom McCain Erie Pennsylvania American Radio Relay League Brooks Short Anderson

Pete Doer Moves Shoe Repair Shop to Denk Shoe Store

Pete Doer relocates his shoe repair business from the Bowen building on Franklin Street to the Denk Shoe Store. The move expands shop presence and serves local customers with repair services.

Pete Doer Bowen Franklin Street Denk Shoe

Devon Smith Weds Katherine Schell in Goshen Marriage

Announcement from Kalamazoo Michigan reports the marriage of Devon Smith son of Mrs William Chester Smith of Delphi to Katherine Schell of Sunfield Michigan. Smith a Western State Teachers College graduate, and Schell a college sophomore, wed in Goshen Indiana with plans to reside in Battle Creek Michigan.

Kalamazoo Michigan Devon Smith William Chester Smith Delphi Katherine Schell Sunfield Smith Western State Teachers College Goshen Indiana

Rites Wednesday For Mrs. Joseph Robinson

Mrs. Joseph Robinson aged 74 died Monday at her home five miles north of Delphi on Range Line road after a brief illness. Survived by two sons John and Sylvester Robinson of Delphi and a daughter Mrs. Catherine Sayers of Indianapolis. Funeral service held Wednesday at Grimm and Sons funeral home with Rev. Howard Jenkins of the Delphi Christian church officiating. Burial in Pleasant Run cemetery.

Joseph Robinson Delphi Range Line John Sylvester Robinson Catherine Sayers Indianapolis Grimm and Sons Howard Jenkins Delphi Christian Church Pleasant Run

Reception Wednesday For Father Schmitt

St. Joseph's church announces a public reception for Father Simeon N. Schmitt new pastor. The event runs next Wednesday night from 7 to 10 at the Catholic Community Center and invites all parish members and the public including guests from other parishes. Refreshments will be served.

St. Joseph's Church Simeon N. Schmitt

Indian Democratic Editorial Association Exec Meet at Claypool

The Democratic Editorial Association's executive committee and officers will convene at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis on Saturday to plan for the summer meeting. Allen Bailey, a district committee member, is set to attend.

The Indian Democratic Editorial Association Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Allen Bailey

Water rents due July 1 at Curtis McCain agency

Both flat and meter water rents are due July 1 and late penalties apply after July 10. Curtis McCain, Water Agent, warns that payment must be received by the deadline to avoid charges.

Curtis McCain

Methodist Ministers Appointed to Parishes in Northwest Indiana

At Battle Ground the Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference announced ministerial appointments. Several county pastors were reassigned within the district including Rev. Wilbur V. Day to Delphi and Rev. M. W. Crider to Yeoman Reynolds, with others moving to Camden Burlington Flora Idaville and related posts.

Northwest Indiana Battle Ground V. C. Rogers Camden D. E. Nolan M.E Burlington van Hinckley Flora M. W. Crider Leiters Ford Yeoman-Reynolds Walter Wilson Monon M. H. Sharrard Burnettsville Frank M. Templin Idaville Benjamin Rist Delphi M. E Fowler John Walton Leonard Watson Walcott Robert Kimberlin Delphi Hyde Park R. B. Kern Valparaiso T. L. Stovall Flora M. E. Church Crawfordsville H. P. Ivey

Quinn Sends Son to Pittsburg Visit With Adams Family

Billie Quinn leaves Delphi this week by train for Pittsburg to visit his aunt Mrs Lorimer Adams and family. He travels alone. his cousin Charles Adams will return with him for a visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Best.

Billie Quinn Millard Quinn Delphi Pittsburg Lorimer Adams Charles Adams Charles Best

Mussel Shelling In Closed Season Leads to Fine

Levi Edgerly of Lockport was arrested by State Game Warden Hubert Bellhauve for dragging for mussels in the Wabash River during closed season. He pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus $13.50 costs in Rosalie Dern Justice of the Peace Court.

Levi Edgerly Lockport Hubert Bellhauve Wabash River Justice of the Peace Court Rossie Dern

Ruth Jackson Weds L Kenneth Hufford

Ruth Wilson Jackson daughter of Francis and Mrs. Wilson of Delphi married Kenneth Hufford of Lafayette. The ceremony took place Friday night at West Side Baptist Church parsonage in Lafayette with Rev. J B Gleason officiating. The couple resides at 408 Perrin Avenue Lafayette. The bride worked at the New York Store in Delphi, the groom with Walter L Gray Co. in Lafayette. He previously lived in Rossville.

Ruth Wilson Jackson Francis Wilson Delphi Kenneth Hufford Lafayette West Side Baptist Church J. B Gleason Lawrence Miller New York Walter L. Gray Co Rossville

Death of Burrows Resident James L. Shuey at 76

James Lewis Shuey, 76, a well known Burrows resident, died at Cass County Hospital after a six month illness and leg amputation. Survived by daughter Grace Dennam of Colfax, son James Shuey of Colfax, brother Ed Shuey of Logansport, and sister Mrs Will Wingard of Rockfield. Funeral plans pending arrival of children. Baker and Son of Camden handle arrangements.

James Lewis Shuey Burrows Cass County Hospital Mr. Shuey Grace Dennam Colfax James Shuey Ed Shuey Logansport Will Wingard Rockfield Baker and Son Camden

Renner Named Principal of Camden Schools

H J Renner principal of Buck Creek schools is named to succeed Harry Hatton as Camden schools principal by Jackson township trustee Charles Raber. Renner just completed his second year at Buck Creek and will take over after Hatton was elected county superintendent of schools in Carroll County.

H. J. Renner Buck Creek Camden Charles Raber Jackson Township Renner Harry Hatton Carroll County

Ralph Hanna Admitted to ICC Representation

Indianapolis June 24 Ralph Hanna of Delphi public counselor of the Public Service Commission has been admitted to practice before the Interstate Commerce Commission He will defend consumer interests in appeals before the ICC.

Indianapolis Ralph Hanna Delphi Public Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Hanna

Indiana Captain-Elect Kenderdine Visits Delphi Weekend

Robert L. Kenderdine of Fort Worth Texas will travel to Delphi on Saturday to spend the weekend with Gilbert Bailey. Kenderdine is captain-elect of the Indiana University football team.

Robert L. Kenderdine Ft. Worth Texas Delphi Gilbert Bailey Kenderdine Indiana University

Stockholders Meet Here June 30 For New Bank Plans

Union State Bank of Delphi stockholders set a June 30 meeting to discuss forming the Union Bank and Trust Company. Applicants filed for incorporation, no objections voiced, with stock transfer aimed by July 5 and opening planned in the current bank building.

Union State Bank of Delphi Union Bank and Trust Company Union State Bank

Gordon Players End Three Day Run At Riley Park

The Gordon Players closed a three night stand at Riley Park, their twenty third traveling show. Fred Burke of Yeoman serves as electrician and reports improved show business, while crowds cheered the revival style performance of Little Eva and the Civil War era tale.

Gordon Riley Park Simon Degree Uncle Tom Eliza Eva Fred Gordon Gordons Fred Burke Yeoman

REMC Seeks Rate Cut From Public Service Commission

The Indiana Rural Electrification Corporation asks the Public Service Commission to curb rates charged by private utilities for resale to rural patrons. REMC buys power wholesale and resells to farmers in unserved areas. The petition argues current rates are exorbitant and jeopardize the rural electrification program. it urges show cause orders for lower rates.

Indiana Rural Electrification Corporation The Public Service Commission REMC Indiana Commission

Parker Urged As State Chaplain By Indiana Legion

The American Legion posts in Indiana's second district back Rev. Harry Parker of Delphi for state chaplain despite opposition to his candidacy. Parker, Delphi Presbyterian minister and district chaplain, would stand at the August state convention with one other contender mentioned. Parker served in the 327th machine gun battalion, 84th division, overseas nine months.

American Legion Indiana Harry Parker Delphi Parker Delphi Presbyterian Church Lafayette Logansport 327Th Machine Gun Battalion 84Th Division Second District Legionnaires Legion

Spencer Show to Stage Week-Long Run in Delphi

The C. L. Spencer show will open Monday for a six day stand in Delphi from June 28 to July 3. Curtis McCain announces the troupe, with 15 concessions and 6 entertainment features, touring Indiana from Peru to Frankfort with no admission at the front. The event benefits from American Legion support and a July 4th celebration with the Drum and Bugle corps, featuring riding devices and Geo Harris' Mighty Minstrels.

C. L. Spencer Harry Bohannon American Legion Delphi Curtis McCain Indiana Peru Frankfort Michigan Legion McCain Drum and Bugle Corps of the Legion Spencer Geo. Harris Mighty Minstrels

Carroll county retailers seek renewal of beer licenses

The Alcoholic Beverage Division lists renewal applications from Carroll county retailers including Jesse Presho and Russell Ayres of Flora, M A Branigan, John Hamling of Delphi, and Paul B Redmon of Flora for beer permits.

Carroll County Alcoholic Beverage Division State Jesse Presho Flora Russell Ayres M. A. Branigan John Hamling Delphi Paul B. Redmon

Kraus goodwill coupon winners named

The Kraus goodwill coupons for the past week were awarded to Mrs. Ben Easter of Delphi, Mrs. C Welch, and Miss Jeanette Crowder of Delphi, Mrs. Guy Macak of R. R. 2, and Mrs. E L Davis of Frankfort.

Kraus Goodwill Ben Easter Delphi C. Welch Jeanette Crowder Guy Macak E. L. Davis Frankfort

Divorce Granted in Pruitt Case Restores Lowther Name

A divorce was granted Wednesday morning by Judge E. E. Pruitt for Dorothy Stauffer formerly Amro Stauffer. Her maiden name Lowther was restored.

E. E. Pruitt Dorothy Stauffer Amro Stauffer Lowther

Tractor Overturns Injures Wallace Ireland Near Idaville

Wallace Ireland aged 28 of near Idaville sustained bruises and lacerations when a large farm tractor he operated overturned at his home in Cass County. Kenneth Gerrard nearby used horses to pull the machine off him and Ireland was taken to Cass County Hospital in Logansport likely to be confined for several days.

Wallace Ireland Idaville Cass County Hospital Logansport Kenneth Gerrard Ireland

Also Mentioned on This Page

MAIN Watson McCormick Capital Mr. Smith Delpani High School Battle Creek Mrs Father Schmitt Rev. Day Wilbur V. Day Methodist Church Board of Ministerial Training Howard Western Bringhurst J. P. Court Ruth Jackson L. Kenneth Hufford James L. Shuey Hatton Consumer Little Eva Emote Service Commission Boom Harry Parker Kraus Herb Smith
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