Local Manufacturers Eye Delphi Paper Mill Plant
Hines and Todd Manufacturing explored converting the Delphi paper mill into a corn stalk pressed board plant with the Chamber of Commerce. The deal hinges on price terms for stalks and farm supply arrangements, with potential rail shipping advantages and regional corn acreage. Associations set dates and committees for Delphi events and county fair planning as part of the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines & Todd Manufacturing Company
Delphi
Chamber of Commerce
Hines & Todd
Wabash
Monon
Carroll County
Charles Cartwright
Boyd- Martin
Robert Eckhart
John Mount
Harry Reed
George Lyons
Harry Roach
L. S. Smith
James Clifford
John Hamling
Delphi Wagon Works Runs At Full Capacity For Summer
The Delphi Wagon Works reports unprecedented business this summer with all plant space used. Mayflower Transit of Indianapolis builds its seventh body at the plant, drawing attention for its size. Main work is school transfer bodies with repair jobs continuing into September or when school resumes. Robert and Howard Bradshaw travel to submit estimates and secure rebuilding contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Wagon Works
W. H. Bradshaw
Mayfloor Transit Company
Indianapolis
Bradshaw
Robert
Howard Bradshaw
Delphi
Marriage Licenses Incomplete Names Reported
A brief marriage license notice lists Meredith L. Larimore a farmer and Mary Alice Kleckner with fragmentary details, indicating a license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith L. Larimore
Seeien
Mary Alice’ Kleckener
Equalization Board to Wind Up After 30 Day Session
The Carroll County Equalization Board will adjourn after a thirty day session in the county commissioners' court room next Saturday. They reviewed several matters including an arbitrary assessment of Indiana Boarder and Filler Co personal property and a raised tax figure for 1927. The five members, most Democrats, travel to inspect contested land while awaiting state tax board action on appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Equalization Board
County Commissioners
Indiana Boardh and Filler Company
William Ashby
State Tax Board
J. L. Whiteman
Virgil Schock
Frank P.skuski
Monroe Township
George Peterson
Adams Township
Circuit Court
Peterson
Schock
Delphi Golfers Triumph Over Frankfort and West Lafayette
Delphi Country Club members beat Frankfort and West Lafayette in two league golf matches. Wood led with 87 against Frankfort, Carey followed at 92, while Ulm shot 89 and Wood 90 in the Sunday win over West Lafayette. Next they travel to Rensselaer, with Walcott visiting Delphi on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Country Club
West Lafayette
Frankfort
Delphi
Charles Wood
John Carney
Leo Ulm
Mr. Wood
Rensselaer
Walcott
Record of June Hunting and Fishing Licenses in County Clerk Office
County clerk records show 107 resident hunting and fishing licenses issued in June up to Wednesday evening with three days left before a two day holiday. This surpasses June 1926 when 82 licenses were issued. The rise is linked to a new law requiring women to obtain licenses, with two non resident licenses issued so far at $2.25 for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Julien
Correction on School Suit Counsel Roles
The Citizen corrects a previous report naming James O. Obear as counsel for plaintiffs. He is not with the plaintiffs but is of counsel for the defense, the school trustees and Mr. and Mrs. (names unread).
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Citizen
James 0. Obear
Obear
Wilsons Visit Canyon and Coast in 1927 Trip Card
Mindwell Crampton Wilson discusses a cross country journey in June 1927 from Long Beach to Hollywood Sequoia National Park and Yosemite. She mentions meetings with former Carroll County residents and friends in Riverside Santa Ana Fresno and Corcoran. The letter recalls mission visits Balboa Park and an open air organ recital and notes the small world feeling as Indiana license plates were recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Ocean Front
San Gabriel
Germany
St. Cecelia Chapel
Mission Inn
Riverside
Tra Landis
Winslow, Ariz
Kathleen Kerlin’s
Cou
Mount Rubidouxg
Landis
Joseph Taylor
Glendale
Mary Alice Dod
Bert Eldridge
Will Dodge
Margaret
Miss Dodge
Noah Mayhill
Hildred
Santa Ana
Imperial Valley
Will Dixon
Ethel Dietrich Dixon
Carroll County
Hollywoo
Cataline Island
Balboa Park
San Diego
el Captain
Yosemite
W. B. Wason
Chuck
Hollywood
Sequoia National Park
Grand Canyon
Sequoia
Deer Creek
Indiana
C. C. Slaybaugh
Tom Smith
Corcoran
Calif
Paul Hoshaw
Los Angeles
Paul
Loyal
Delphi
New State Fish Law Provisions For Fishermen
The new fish law sets license dates and eligibility terms. Licenses issued now expire December 31, 1927 with prior licenses valid for one year from issue. residents may fish in their county without a license and in adjoining counties only with one. under eighteen may fish free. wives of licensed residents must hold a license to fish outside their county. veterans receive permits from the circuit court clerk if bona fide county residents.
Flora Commission assets to be sold by receiver
John L. Hanna of Hanna and Hall, serving as receiver for the Flora Commission company, will privately sell the firm's real estate and personal property on Friday July 15 by court order from Judge Edward E. Pruitt. About 15 000 in claims are on record, and receipts from the sale are not expected to cover all obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hanna
Hanna & Hall
Flora Commission Company
Edward E. Pruitt
Hanna
Circuit Court
Commission Company
Flora Loan & Trust Company
Bright National Bank of Flora
John Hughes
Flora
Jasper County
Gravel Road Bonds Bring Premiums in Three Townships
County Treasurer William Ashby sold three sets of gravel road bonds for Rock Creek Jackson and Democrat townships. Plank road bonds in Jackson township brought $12,000 with a premium of $325.50 paid by purchaser William H. Bradshaw. Noah Flore road bonds in Democrat township totaled 400 with a premium of $114.50. All bonds carry 4.5 percent interest and are non taxable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ashby
Rock Creek
Jackson
Democrat Township
William H. Bradshaw
Jackson Township
Bradshaw
Noah Flore
Miss Minnie Kern Dies in Delphi at 52
Miss Minnie Kern aged 52 died suddenly at her Delphi home last Friday morning after an acute indigestion attack. A lifelong resident she had a large circle of friends and is survived by her brother Edward Kern who shared her home. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and funeral services were held Monday at 9 at the church, Rev. C. J. Reed officiating, burial at Catacometarta Mtn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kern
Delphi
Young couple wed in Peru home ceremony
Miss Minnie Redding married Glen G. Haines at the bride’s parents home in Peru in a Sunday noon ceremony. Attendants included Mrs. For rest Jolly and Mr. Jol ly of Crawfordsville. Music by the Lane sisters and violinist Helen Lane. They will reside in Peru after a wedding trip to Quincy, Illinois.
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Minnie Redding
Glen G. Haines
Willard Redding
Peru
S. D. Huff
The
Baptist Church
Forrest Jolly
Mr. Jolly
Crawfordsville
Edith Lane
Winona
Ruth Irelan
Charles Martin
Indianapolis
Carroll County
John Sayers
John. Viango
E. H. Dame
Claude Chissom
Aline
Delphi
Willard Lane
Camden
Raymond Dillman
Bringhurst
Architects and committee review Delphi armory plans
Indianapolis designers Charles Brossman and George Fetter outlined armory and community building plans to Delphi officials. The committee deemed costs too high and ordered revised blueprints with a Friday inspection promised. A state surrender to funds by October 1 aims to start work near month’s end before winter.
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Charles Brossman
George Fetters
Indianapolis
Delphi
Main
Union Streets
Garfield Shaffer
B. F. Ulm
A. H. Brewer
E. W. Bowen
State House
Kershner
Crop Prospects Improve in Carroll County
Carroll County farmers report corn planted and emerging while hay cutting begins. Weather of the past ten days and ninety day seed corn boost expectations for a fair crop. Oats look poorer with yellowing fields. warm weather needed to finish grain. Wheat harvest expected around July 4 as farmers plan harvest and corn cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Sale of Seventy Five Cattle at Delphi Sales Barn Saturday
Shumaker and Grubb announce a sale of seventy five head of young cattle at the Delphi Sales Barn next Saturday. The offering includes fifty stock heifers and twenty five dairy heifers in a strong barn lot. Attendance is expected. Mrs Ida Shawhan and John Rice auction two seats of household goods at 12:30 preceding the cattle sale. Hoshaw Bros. are the auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumaker & Grubb
Delphi
Ida Shawhan
John Rice
Hoshaw Bros
Four Year Old Child Dies Near Clymers
Mary Lou Gardner four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Gardner died near Clymers at 2 o clock Monday morning after a three month illness with complications from a severe illness Her parents and two sisters survive Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday at 2 pm led by Rev Stukenberg of Camden Lutheran Church Burial was in Camden Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou
Lewis Gardner
Clymers
Stukenberg
Camden Lutheran Church
Camden Cemetery
Freeman Snoeberger and Robert Sieber vs McKinley damages
Hanna Hall represents the plaintiff in a civil action against David McKinley seeking damages. The case appears in a local docket listing with attorney presence for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Snoeberger
Robert Sieber
David McKinley
Hanna & Hall
Sara R. Linton
Francis Stephen
Albert D. Obear
George M. Smith
William J. Imler
Almeada
J. Imler
Plaintiff
Infant Smith dies after measles illness
Five month old Phyllis Jean Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Smith died Wednesday morning at her grandmother Mrs Fannie Smiths home. Funeral services set for 4 pm at W C Smith residence with Rev B M Martinson officiating. Burial in Pittsburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Phyllis Jean
Donald Smith
Fannie Smith
W. C. Smith
Rev. B. M. Martinson
Pittsburg
Delphi City Property Sale Notice
Notice announces the city of Delphi will dispose of buildings on lots set for a new Co Building and related developments. disposal will proceed under applicable procedures.
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City of
Delphi
St Joseph Boys Triumph Over St Ann 6 to 3
The St Joseph baseball squad defeated St Ann 6 to 3 at Haugh field on Sunday, reversing a prior loss. Crosby and Schlang and Hobaugh starred for St Joseph with Skinner Peace and Cavanaugh catching for St Ann as crowds watched a well played game.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Ann
Haugh Field
Lafayette
St. Ann’s Huskies
Crosby
McCray Bull Richard Fairfax Sells for 92 in Sioux City Market
The Hereford bull Richard Fairfax, once property of former Governor Warren T. McCray, sold for 92 in the Sioux City market. The dispatch notes this recalls a prior sale where the same bull brought 50 000, highlighting the dramatic price drop from the earlier record.
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Richard Fairfax
Warren T. McCray
Sioux City
Careus
Banking Houses Win Their Point In Court Case
The State Bank of Burnettsville and A. T. Bowen & Co. won key findings in a complex receivership dispute involving Philip Amick who assigned his assets to Milton Timmons. Special master James O. Obear recommended paying $3214.45 and distributing $5478.65 held by the clerk, with orders to repay costs, Bowen, and Burnettsville, while the final disposition rests with Judge Carr at September term. Attorneys from William C. Smith, Clarence Coger, Boyd & Julien, Hanna & Hall, and Pollard, Cartwright & Wasson represented the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Amick
Carroll
White
Milton Timmons
Idaville
State Bank of
Burnettsville
Amick
Timmons
State Bank of Tdaville
Fred S. Case
Roland C. Foland
Foland
Bank of Burnettsville
A. T. Bowen
Carr
James O. Obear
Obear
A. T. Bowen & Co
Bank of
William C. Smith
Clarence Cowger
City
Monticello
Boyd & Julien
Hanna & Hall and Pollard, Cartwright & Wasson
Busy Day in Court House Next Tuesday
Next Tuesday promises a busy day as the July session of the board of county commissioners will be held. The city council meets in a special session to consider appropriations while the educational board discusses school matters after a noon dinner hosted by Attendance Officer Sheppard. The commissioners moved the meeting date because the Fourth of July fell on the regular session date.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Educational Board
Sheppard
Band Concert Draws Large City Crowd
A city band concert attracted a large audience last Thursday night. If weather remains favorable, tonight’s crowd is expected to beat this season’s record as dancing is planned as a feature.
Standard Oil Station Under New Management in Delphi
D H Bloyd of Delphi succeeds Glen H Miller as manager of the Standard Oil filling station at Washington and Madison streets. Miller returns to Battle Ground. Bloyd has improved the station and stocked soft drinks ice cream and other motorist needs, with his wide acquaintance expected to boost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.H. Bloyd
Delphi
Glen H. Miller
Standard Oil
Washington and
Madison Streets
Miller
Battle Ground
Bloyd
Ae Large
Infant dies in Camden amid illness at home
A two-year-old boy named Gordon Wagétier died at the family residence in Camden after several days of illness. The Wagétier family, headed by Mr. and Mrs. Renlées Wagétier, reported the child had been ill for a period before his passing.
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Camden
Gordon
Renlées Wagétier
Camd
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Equalization Board
Will
W. Lafayette
Wilsons
Hoosier
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Yosemite Valley, Calif
ST. Joseph
Haugh Lot
Standard Oil Station
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