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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
1
A fragmentary quotation ponders identity with the speaker vowing to be a candleholder and observe. The lines reflect meta theatrical self reference and contemplative wit.
Mrs Lillian Robinson Wickenden of Toledo Ohio dies at Dr Frank Robinson’s Delphi home While visiting she planned Lakeside summer visit Her death followed apoplexy and she was 70 years old Funeral services scheduled Friday at Eggleston Funeral Home Toledo
The Riley Park pool hosts multiple swimming and diving races on Monday afternoon July 4 with distances cut to 20, 40, and 75 yards except the free-for-all. Cash prizes are offered and the free-for-all winner receives a bathing suit donated by Quick & Clifford. To enter, contact Mrs. Myron Ives Miss Hilda Bowen or Ralph E. Hanna.
A statewide assessment shows a 6.4 million dollar loss, driven by a 32 percent drop in farm land values. Carroll County total property value falls from 28.95 million in 1931 to 22.55 million this year as mortgage exemptions stay near last year. The board of review tours farms where protests were filed, visiting Tippecanoe, Jackson, Adams townships along with Monroe and Flora hearings. A petition seeks real property assessments reduced to 50 percent of the 1928 level.
Funeral services were held at Cutler Presbyterian Church last Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Mary Woodrum 74 who died Thursday evening after a long illness. Burial followed at Ball Hill cemetery. She was a lifelong Cutler resident and devoted church member. Survived by brother Alf Long. her husband Mr Woodrum died ten years ago.
Bobbie Aldridge, son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Aldridge, is hospitalized in Lafayette after swallowing an alarm clock part last Saturday. He did not tell his parents immediately. He ran a high fever Sunday and Monday and a floroscope was used to locate the item. The exact part swallowed is unknown.
The Lucas Barber Shop on East Franklin Street has been repapered and redecorated, giving the storefront a refreshed appearance.
Carroll circuit court ordered 85 percent payments to Joseph Been from Bowen Bank liquidators and to Katherine Thomas as administratrix of Juanita Angell's estate. The ruling, finalized after a prior partial payment plan, also required full depositor payments by Aug 15 1932. The court adjourned for vacation with a fall session scheduled Sept 12.
This note outlines key moments from recent conventions including Baltimore 1911 with Wilson on the 46th ballot, San Francisco 1920 where Cox defeated McAdoo on the 44th, and New York 1924 with Davis after Smith and McAdoo deadlock, plus Houston 1928 when Al Smith won nearly by acclamation.
One person died and three were critically injured about 8:30 Thursday when two cars collided three miles east of Flora at the State Road 18 intersection. Mrs. Oscar Campbell 66 was killed. her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stinebaugh were hurt. Campbell was taken to Flora for treatment. Stinebaughs were rushed to Cass County Hospital in Logansport. Coroner Hunter investigated.
The will of Sarah F. Nace has been probated in the Carroll circuit court. Ora Pearl Arnold was named executrix. Bequests include specific sums to nieces and nephews such as Elizabeth Barr 200 and Daisy Mooy 100, others 50 to various individuals, with the remainder to two sisters Margaret Aredena Nace and Laura Metz. Witnesses were W. C. Smith and Florence Houser.
Leon Waycoff, Delphi's former resident, appears in the play Murders in the Rue Morgue at the State Theatre this Saturday afternoon and night July 2. Bela Lugosi and Sidney Fox lead. Waycoff heads the supporting cast after returning from Hollywood where he has worked for several years.
The Methodists took an early lead in the Sunday School baseball league by beating the Christians 1 to 0 last Friday and the Presbyterians 3 to 2 on Tuesday. The Christians and Catholics meet Friday, and Methodists and Catholics play next Tuesday. Catholics and Methodists have each won one game this year.
Sunday matchups include Camden at Flora Delphi at Battle Ground Bringhurst at Delphi Peru Dixies at Deer Creek. Last Sunday Flora defeated Camden 6 to 5 Deer Creek beat Bringhurst 10 to 6 Carrollton 15 Ockley 5 Cutler 7 Burlington 2 Pyrmont crushed Rossville 27 to 2.
Carroll county churches host an annual rally Sunday July 10 at French Post Park Adams Township with music and speeches planned. W G Million presides over the organizing group.
The Delphi Citizen seeks copies from July 2 1931. Readers able to provide these issues should bring them to the editor’s office.
The union church services start Sunday July 3 at Delphi Presbyterian with Rev. Benjamin Rist preaching. The nine week schedule has each church hosting two services from July 3 to August 28, with programs by the Premiers and church youth groups and community attendance urged.
The Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference at Battle Ground announced Rev. Benjamin Rist, pastor of Delphi for the past year, will be returned to Delphi. Congregation and church board had urged his return, and his welcome is described as hearty and sincere. Additional local appointments listed include Yeoman W L Wilson Bringhurst H E M Koonen Burlington G F Beatty Flora R W Michel Burnettsville R J Hick Camden H F Collier Monticello A G Leazenby Rossville Moran C H Loveland Indiana Harbor O P Manker Brazil First R B Kern Danville Clayton R O Kimberlin.
Willys-Overland unveils its 1932 series of sixes eights and Willys-Knights in 13 body styles with modern features such as free-wheeling syncro-mesh and safety glass. Base prices range from 535 to 1420 f o b Toledo, highlighting new streamlined styling and interior roominess across models. The Triple Service garage is named as local agent.
The will of Mary E Woodrum was probated in Carroll Circuit Court. After paying debts, Ellen Hinkle and Noah Long receive 3040 from her father. Residue divided among siblings Martha Lowery Sallie Webb Lena Turner and others with specified shares. Executors listed William E Hinkle and John W Woodrum. Hinkle relinquished. John W Woodrum to serve with $7000 bond. Alfred Brewer and James Obear witnessed.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Reed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Reed, to Adrian Butz of Rossville took place in Chicago on January 21, 1932 and was announced by the Reed family.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home for Mrs. Joe Neibel who died Friday night after a stroke of apoplexy. Burial was in Paint Creek cemetery. She is survived by her husband, one sister Miss Naomi Neibel, and two brothers Rolla Trent of Bunker Hill and Rome Trent of Marion.
Work on Paul Dickison's new residence in Elmwood progresses rapidly. Mr and Mrs Dickison expect to occupy the home by August 4.
Three former Delphi M E pastors Rev R B Kern of Brazil Rev P Manker East Chicago and Rev R O Kimberlin Danville visited Rev Benjamin Rist the Delphi church pastor last Saturday. They attended the M E conference at Battle Ground and planned a Delphi reunion when the Battle Ground decision to host the 1933 conference was made.
Mrs Estaline Elliot Barker aged 95 died Saturday at her Delphi area home with her children by her side. Born in Tippecanoe County on June 1 1837 she moved here in 1852 and lived as a devoted mother and neighbor. Surviving are daughters May Barker and Sylvia Whistler and sons Frank Charles and Wright Barker. Funeral service was held Monday at two o'clock at the residence with Rev O P Manker officiating. burial followed in Masonic cemetery.
The Municipal Rights League asked Delphi for a two cents per capita donation or $40 to aid an extra session bill granting municipalities power to run their own electric utilities. The council will donate if the plan proves feasible after review. A lighting issue was raised and a committee may meet with the public service commission soon.
A pretty wedding was solemnized Thursday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Grant Smith in South Delphi. Miss Dorothy Caughill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Caughill of the Shirk farm, became the bride of Paul Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Jefferson township.
The Office of The Delphi Citizen will be closed all day Monday July 4. The notice informs readers of a temporary public service interruption and requests consideration for the holiday.
The Democratic national convention in Chicago moves toward selecting a presidential nominee with Roosevelt only a hundred votes shy of the required total. Governors Ritchie and Baker are named as possible contenders while Indiana entries remain unpledged amid strategic delegation management.
The Carroll County 4-H Club plans to exhibit at Flora in August during the Calf Club Show. Flora Community Club and Indiana Condensed Milk Co sponsors invite the event with a Friday 4-H exhibits day and a possibly held Horse Show on Saturday. Lee Henderson, Arthur Hildebrand, and Mrs. Lloyd Beard chair the cooperating committee. Winners from 4-H classes will advance to the state fair.
The Hon. Frederick Van Nuys of Indianapolis, Democratic candidate for U S Senate from Indiana, will address the Bicentennial and Independence Day celebration next Monday at Fountain Park in Remington.
Carroll County motorists now renew licenses at the local branch boosting plate sales this year. Manager Paul Ashba reports 250 more passenger car plates and 20 more truck plates sold than last year. New passenger car plates range from 745 951 upward.
Mrs Margaret Wood widow of Benjamin F Wood longtime Adams Township resident died Sunday night at her son Frank Wood's home in Lafayette. Survived by son Frank and daughter Mrs William Yarling of Monon. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Lafayette with burial in the nearby cemetery. She was 81 years old.
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