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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1928

Page

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Million Announces Joint Democratic Senator Candidacy

Walter G Million known as Gib announces for joint Senator on the Democratic ticket representing Carroll Clinton and White counties. A farmer from Jefferson township he has served two terms as county commissioner and led local Farm Bureau and cooperative groups. He cites a large local following and six children with strong educational ties to Purdue Illinois Butler and Muncie Normal.

Walter G. Million Carroll White Clinton Mil Jefferson Township Carroll ‘County Purdue University University of Illinois Butler Muncie Normal Sophmore Monhithello High School Million General Assembly

Delphi Wins Basketball Tournament and Announces Prosecuting Attorney

The report covers Delphi as hosts of a basketball tournament with Delphi defeating Flora 34 to 25 and advancing to Marion for the regional. It also details John H. Hamling Jr’s bid for Carroll County Prosecuting Attorney, highlighting his background, brief service, education at Notre Dame, and support from Democratic voters.

Wille John H. Hamling, Jr Oece Seventy-fourth Judicial Circuit Wah Carroll County Hamling Clifford Grocery Mr. Hamling Delphi Notre Dame University South Bend John Rothrock White County General Assembly Hamiing Fira Marion Gas City Sharpesville Flora Gripe Moore Perrigo Crosby

Two Democrats Enter Race for County Treasurer Post

Raseal F Wagoner of Jackson township and Erwin M Flora of Democrat township announce candidacies to succeed William H Ashba as county treasurer. Wagoner, a farmer and stock raiser born in Carrollton, touts honesty and thoroughness. Flora, also a farmer, served as township trustee and advisory board member and is married.

Raseal F. Wagoner William H. Ashba Mr. Wagoner Jackson Township Carrollton Camden Wagoner Erwin M. Flora Democrat Flora Mr. Flora Carroll County Bringhurst

John Stewart McClellan Dies in Illinois

John Stewart McClellan died February 28 at his Champaign home after 49 years there. Born in Delphi, he was survived by wife Ida May Bean, sister Mrs Julia Replogle of Champaign, niece Mrs Raeburn Roff of Los Angeles, and nephew Carl M. Replogle of Chicago. Funeral services were held in Champaign with burial at Mount Hope cemetery.

John Stewart McClellan Champaign Ill Ida May Bean Julia Replogle Raeburn Roff Los Angeles Calif Carl M. Replogle Chicago Annetta McClellan Delphi Mount Hope Cemetery

Bush backs Carroll County recorder candidacy praised by Democrats

The issue notes Bush as the sole endorsed candidate for recorder of Carroll County with multiple nominations for sheriff. Democrats of Rock Creek township commend Bush, a Carroll County native, farmer and stock raiser, active in the Farm Bureau, Masons, Presbyterian church, and Burrows Sunday school. He served over two years in World War I, including nineteen months in France. Hall's Market.

Didacy Carroll Rock Creek Township Bush Carroll County Farm Bureau Masonic Lodge Presbyterian Church Burrows Presbyterian Sunday School France Argome

Flora armory plans clarified by adjutant general letter

The Flora Hoosier Democrat article claiming Delphi armory funds will go to Frankfort is disputed. An adjutant general letter states Delphi construction is unaffected, with Frankfort’s armory costs capped at about 50 000 dollars and Delphi’s plans and legal documents underway.

Flora Hoosier-Democrat Delphi Flora Citizen Hossier Frankfort William H. Kerschner A. H. Brewer Lettes

Legion and Auxiliary Guests at Monticello Banquet

A large group from the local American Legion and auxiliary, led by Adjutant Edward Wingard, attended the Legion annual banquet in Monticello on Tuesday night. Hon. Fred B. Landis of Logansport was the principal speaker.

American Legion and Auxiliary Edward Wingard Monticello Legion Fred B. Landis Logansport

Right Hand Cut Off Working With Saw

George Sites lost his right hand when a buzz saw severed it about 9:30 this morning while he helped neighbor Anderson Simons saw wood. He was taken to Dr. C. C. Crampton and then to St. Elizabeth's hospital in Lafayette where the hand was amputated. Sites, a well known Carroll County resident from Jefferson township, is noted for local civic activity and is mourned by friends. his daughter is Mrs. William Fraser of Delphi.

George Sites Anderson Simons C. C. Crampton St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Lafayette Mr. Sites Carroll County Jefferson Township Hickory Grove William Fraser Delphi Sites

Ditch Suit Compromised After Seven Day Battle

Petitioners and remonstrators in the Chittick ditch case reached an amicable settlement after a seven day Circuit court dispute before Judge Pruitt. The plan to convert Middlefork Creek into a ten mile ditch would cut assessments by about fifty percent in most areas and some lands would lose benefits. Lawyers Hanna and Hanna Gus A Hall and James O Obear represented petitioners while Pollard Cartwright and Wason spoke for remonstrators.

Chittick Ditch Circuit Court Middlefork Creek Hanna & Hanna Gus A. Hall James O. Obear Pollard, Cartwright & Wason

Deer Creek Woman Found Dead in Chair

The body of Mrs. Lillie N. Etter of Deer Creek was found in her chair by her husband last Monday around 9 o clock. Coroner H Y Mullin ruled death from influenza. she was about 58 years old.

Lillie N. Etter Charles Etter Deer Creek Etter H. Y. Mullin

Delphi Country Club Reelects J. P. Wasom

The Delphi Country Club reelects Judge James P. Wasom as president after a well attended annual meeting. Mrs. Robert Bradshaw becomes president of the women’s auxiliary with Mrs. Carl McFarland as vice president and Mrs. Myron Ives as secretary. The club plans summer house work and a new mower while John Mount leads discussions on finances and director nominations.

Methodist Church Delphi Country Club Afteal James P. Wason Harry “E. Reed Ralph Hanna Henry B. Wilson John Mount A. H. Brewer E. O. Grimm

Carroll County Commissioners Open Bids For Charley Beard Road

Carroll County commissioners heard bids for the Charley Beard road in Clay township. Samp Browning won with 8323 dollars. other bidders ranged up to 10060 dollars. The road is about a mile and a half long with an estimated cost of 10000 dollars.

Charley Beard Clay Township Samp Browning Scott Clark ElIless & Elless John McQuaig Glen O. Smith Chas. Harvey

Coble Redeems and Sells Clyne Farm Land

Mrs. Etta Coble, owner of the 160 acre Clyne farm west of the city, redeemed the property from Union Central Life Insurance Co. at sheriff's sale and soon after resold the tract to Leroy Kessler.

Etta Coble Clyne Coble Union Central Life Insurance Co Leroy Kessler

Township Assessor B F Murphy Resigns

B F Murphy Democrat township assessor tendered his resignation to County Auditor Jay Whiteman effective immediately. Murphy a Republican elected in 1926 had two years remaining and gave no reason. The county assessor will appoint his successor, subject to State board of tax commissioners approval.

John Long B. F. Murphy Democrat Township Jay Whiteman Murphy Orvel Schock Schock State Board of Tax Commissioners

New Suits Filed In Local Court This Week

Samuel B Harris sues Elmer over instrument issues as legal actions proceed. Attorneys Boyd and Julian represent Harris in the action seeking specified relief.

Elmer Eer Boyd & Julien Pisiexit

Oyler Named Drainage Commissioner to Succeed Barnard

John H. Oyler of the southeast county was appointed drainage commissioner to replace Charles Barnard. Oyler, known in the gravel road contracting field as Oyler and Rodney, has built many roads in the region. Barnard retires after ten years of service with a spotless record and is praised for his tenure.

John H. Oyler Charles ©. Barnard Oyler Oyler & Rodney Barnard Charles Barnard

Road commissioners appointed across townships in county session

Four roads received appointed commissioners Moris D Flora road Carrollton Robert Johnson and Willis Polk Lewis Friday road Jefferson Len Million and Warner Bowman Ward Eickenberry road Jackson and Deer Creek Vern Brown and Ed Quinn Charles D Vaughan road Tippecanoe Earl Steward and Floyd Groninger Carrollton precinct boundary changes noted No remonstrances on Slusser drain led to Drainage Commissioner John Oyler extension for Parks Groninger road report Samuel Smith named commissioner for Charles Martin ditch Health officer Dr E Carney of Delphi succeeds Dr W R Quick.

Moris D. Flora Carrollton Township Robert Johnson Willis Polk Lewis Friday Jefferson Len Million Warner Bowman Ward Eickenberry Jackson Deer Creek Vern Brown Ed Quinn Charles D. Vaughan Tippecanoe Earl Steward Floyd Groninger Slusser Washington Township John Oyler C. J. Donahue

Camden Knights Plan Birthday Social Affay

The Knights of Pythias lodge in Camden plans a social affair next Tuesday evening in March to celebrate the founding of the fraternal order. Each member has received an invitation to attend and participate in the event.

Camden Knights Knights of Pythias Lodge of Camden

Boat Orders Break Records at Boléyd-Martin Factory

The Boléyd-Martin boat factory set new records with 167 orders on Monday, totaling 254 orders, many from a Boston jobber. Manager Fred Martin noted the surge as the plant, enlarged in winter, expands to meet demand and hire more workers to boost craftsmanship and output.

Boléyd-Martin Boat Factory Fred Martin Boston Boyd-Martin

Veteran editor famous for long Masonic service in Indiana

Col A B Crampton of Indianapolis traces a 64 year Masonic record starting March 1864 in Elkhart Kane Lodge. He became Mason three days before 21, making him among the oldest in Indiana. Born in 185? the 85 year old editor has also led G A R Indiana and Military Order of the Legion chapters.

Indianapolis Star Fosbertin Valparaiso Col A. B. Crampton Indianapolis Delphi Citizen Masonic Order Osborn Masons Kane Lodge Elkhart Indiana Cot Colone Crampton Delphi Grand Army of the Republic Department’ of Military Order of the Legion

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Cutler Rockfield Burlington Wilson E. Bush Jerosap John Stewart M’clellan Illinois City of Hall's Market Legion and Auxiliary BABY Golf Club Robert Bradshaw Country Club Board of Commissioners Parks Groninger Samuel Smith Charles Martin E. Carney of W. R. Quick Pullin Eifley Cutle A. Ale
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