Delphi School Notes Highlights and Student Achievements
Regular meetings of the Girls Glee Club and Sunshine Society are noted with operetta plans for May 10. Reports cover class work in dress design, sewing projects, band practice, honor rolls, weekend visits, and a 29 to 9 Delphi junior high basketball victory over Monticello JH. Hazel Liebert is praised for kindness and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
H. B. Wilson
Flora
Oracle
John
Joe Peterson
Hi-Y
Smith
George Washington
Florence Bowman
Mary Agness Bunnell
Caroline Christie
Mary Alice Cripe
Mary Jane Mount
Ester Nelson
Jack Orr
Walter Popléjoy
Ruth Sanderson
Georgiana Shilling
Virginia White
Charles Benner
Jack Gee
Vernon Lewis
Eugene McCouch
Thomas
Reading
Alice Robbins
Raymond Ensinger
Virginia Holmes
Virginia Plet
Monticello
J. H. Long
Lenter
Delphi
Dilling
Oracles Win In Last Schedule Game Of Season
In a tough home game the Oracles used strong defense but shot poorly, beating Monticello 32 to 24. Moore led Delphi with key scores while Whiteman paced Monticello, and coach Lostutter pulled his reserves for a late-season evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracles
Monticello
Badgers
Delphi
Lostutter
The Ideal Girl and Local Community Notes
A survey of community life from Jefferson Township highlights a model ideal girl who acts selflessly, avoids praise, and engages with all ages and genders. The Jefferson Two Farm Bureau meets at Oak Grove church with Herbert Million elected chairman and Wilber Kilmer as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Oak Grove
Herbert Million
Wilber Kilmer
Olive Blickenstaff
Idaville
Elma Dimmitt
Lena Wolverton
Merle Million
Perry
Oak Grove Church
Geneva Dulin
Irene Wolverton
Frank Roach
Greentown
Jesse Roach
Melvin Roach
Harley Roach
Harvie Scott
Logansport
Scotts
John Roach
Cris Dimmitt
Francis
Carl Hanna
Chas
Ralph
Daugher
Louann
Lanty Armstrong
Doris
Charley _ Armstrong
Indianapoli
Government Hospital
June Scott
Henry Dimmitt
Ed Crowell
Eldridge
Beatrice Kilmer
Sitka
Wilbur Kilmer
Tom Hughes
Virgil
Irene
Harold Dawson
Lafayette
Dale Hanna
Meta
Carl
David Schock
David Arthur
Burlington Girl Secures Dietetic Internship Appointment
Miss Fern Brown of Burlington has begun work as a dietetic intern at Starling Loving State University Hospital in Columbus Ohio. She graduated Burlington High School in 1921 and earned a B S degree from Indiana University with dietetics as her major. The Citizen notes her good fortune and wishes her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Brown
Burlington
Starling Loving State University Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Brown
Burlington School
Indiana University
Indiana Rural Carriers elect leaders at Morocco meeting
Cc A McCracken of Bringhurst was elected president of the First and Second Congressional districts of Indiana Rural Carriers. District No 3 was added by a vote. Chester McClatchey of Morocco becomes secretary treasurer. Next meeting set for April 15 at Mishawaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. A. McCracken
Bringhurst
Indiana
Morocco
Chester McClatchey
Mishawaka
Obituary: Mrs Lora Burkholder Dies at 48 in Ockley
Mrs Lora Burkholder aged 48 died Friday evening at 6 30 at the home of Jay Fetterhoff one half mile south of Ockley after years of poor health. She is survived by brother Obe Campbell of west of Delphi two half sisters Mrs Sherman Deeds and Mrs Belle Lines and half brother John Campbell of North Dakota. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm from the Ockley United Brethren church led by Rev Garner with interment at Pyrmont cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Burkholder
Jay Fetterhoff
Ockley
Obe Campbell
West of
Delphi
Sherman Deeds
Belle Lines
This County
John Campbell
North Dakota
Camps oversubscribed in Fifth Corps area again
The 1933 Citizens Military Training Camps in the Fifth Corps Area are over subscribed with 9000 applications received and capacity for 4000. Enrollment for first time applicants starts March 1 but the pressure and publicity have led Brigadier General George H. Jamerson to halt new applications. Final Congress action on unemployed boys camps is pending. Guy Coplen and daughter Lavaun Dunklin return home to Camden after Benton Harbor visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Corps
George H. Jamerson
Corps Area
Jamerson
Senate
Couzens
Congress
Guy Coplen
Lavaun Dunklin
Camden
Benton Arbor, Mich
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Mayhill
William Harper Smith
Betty Stewart
Louise Wise
Lucille Brewer
Marjorie Dubes
Charles Fausett
Pauline Flora
Jessie Gerbins
Jack Grimm
Louise Hemmig
Aileen Jackson
Vernon Kenworthy
Everett Lamb
Freda Lines
Claude Wise
Ethel Heiland
John Heiland
Devon Smith
John Walker
Mabel Ashba
Tom Benner
Clay Briggs
Mildred Downs
Gladys Jackson
Mary Lou McFarland
Ruth Smith
Mary Bell Thompson
Mary Watson
George Treida
Manon
Wilma Mullendere
Frankfort
Jackson Patton
Ruth Cobel
LaRue Coble
Kathryn Lucas
Rensselaer
Caroline Christies
Craig
Benjamin Franklin
Katherine
Alice
Jasper
Grace Imler
Wilson Johnson
Hazel Liebert
Bayer Aspirin
Helen
Lewis S. Stone
Louise Closser Hale
Warner Oland
H. B. Warner
Movieland
David Belasco
Miss Hayes
Charlie Chase
Pathe News
Leo Carrillo
Vivian Osborne
Leo
Vivian
Creighton Cheney
BIG
Richard Barthelmess
Bette Davis
Dorothy Jordan
Henry B. Walthall
Tully Marshall
Charlie Chaplin
the Cure
Charlie
Lee Tracy
Mary Brian
John R. Haderly
James L. Peirce
Rome
Italy
Robert Thompson
Paris
Delphi Ff-Mp
Smith Gee
Lamb
Alps
Whiteman Grimm
Patton
Benjamin
Scott Moore
Han
Criswell
Best
Hobbs
Delphi — Metal & Furnace North
Sauare
Crosley
Shelvador
Herbert Smith
Lora. Burkholder
H. W. Bradshaw
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