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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1930

Page

8

Lions Club Plans Basketeers Banquet

The Lions Club will host a banquet honoring their regional champion high school basketball team next Thursday. Tickets cost 1 each and funds will buy trophies for the ten Oracle players and the coach. Committee members include J. Hamling Sr and G. Smith with plans for menu, venue, and speaker.

Lions Club Oracle John Hamling, Sr George Smith Robert Davidson Pruitt C. A. Smith Cc. T. Amick Brookston Delphi Fowler Lafayette Logansport Board of Directors Haughey

Albert Stump to Speak at Cutler High Commencement

Albert Stump of Indapolis will deliver the commencement address at Cutler High School on April 25 in the gymnasium. Principal Emil H. Mangel announced the schedule including the April 18 Junior-Senior reception and April 20 baccalaureate sermon at Cutler Presbyterian Church. Nineteen students are listed for graduation: Mary Catherine Bordner, Faye Bougher, Robert Brown, Rosemary Carter, Jewell Cross, James Flora, Tom Flora, Geraldine Miller, Helen Miller, Ray Mocherman, Doyle Peters, Thelma Quinn, DeMarice Retherford, Edmund Roll, Ernest Stephens, Byron Whetzel, Rachel Wilcox, Donald Wise, Ruth Yost.

Albert Stump Indapolis Cutler High School Emil H. Mangel Cutler Presbyterian Church Mary Catherine Bordner Faye Bougher Robert Brown Rosemary Carter Jewell Cross James Flora Tom Flora Geraldine Miller Helen Miller Ray Mocher

Delphi Deer Creek Twp Schools Close Friday

Delphi area schools will dismiss Friday to honor the basketball team headed to the state tournament in Indianapolis. The day will be made up later in spring, per superintendent C. T. Amick after a Tuesday board meeting.

Delphi Deer Creek Delphi Indianapolis C. T. Amick

Chicago Crisis Echoes Soviet News Lens on City Turmoil

A fragmented account notes Chicago facing a deathly struggle with organized crime and mentions a separate event in Cleveland where 1,200 stormed city hall. It also references California race riots, Southern lynchings, labor strife, and perceived foreign sensationalism shaping views of U.S. disorder.

Russia Chicago Morever Cleveland Ohio California

Olive Rees and Carl Piowaty Wed in Chicago

Miss Olive Rees of South Bend, formerly Delphi, married Carl Piowaty of South Bend on February 22 in Chicago. They will reside at the Shore Lane Apartment Hotel at 5135 Kenwood Ave, and Mrs Piowaty is the daughter of Mrs John Quinn.

Rees-Piowaty Delphi Olive Rees South Bend Carl Piowaty Chicago Shorelane Kenwood Ave Piowaty John Quinn St. Joseph’s

Special Services for Legion at Flora Christian Church

Next Sunday at 7 oclock Flora Christian church hosts Clarence Wiles Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary. Legion quartet to provide music. Rev C R Piety to deliver address The Making of a Democracy. Public invited.

Legion Flora Christian Church Clarence Wiles American Legion Auxiliary Legion Quartette C. R

Postmaster Retained in Camden and Flora Reappoints

Mazzie Cline postmistress at Camden and Gilbert M. Jordan postmaster at Flora have been recommended by Congressman Fred Purnell for a second term of four years.

Mazzie Cline Camden Gilbert M. Jordan Flora Fred Purnell

Wilson resigns from city park board after years of service

H B Wilson resigns from the city park board at a Tuesday night council meeting. Ralph Hanna is named to fill the seat, while Mrs Myron Ives fills a vacancy caused by Mrs Myrtle Lyon leaving for Indianapolis. The article lauds Wilsons improvements to the park and predicts Hanna will continue the work with Mrs Tres as assistant.

H. B. Wilson Ralph Hanna Ives Myrtle Lyon Indianapolis Wilson Hanna Tres

Conference Youth Rally Opens At Camden Church

The county youth conference opens Friday night at the Camden Baptist church during the state tournament. H. C. Rowe of Huntington will speak Friday, with Emily Parker delivering a talk Saturday. Banquet tickets cost 50 cents for ministers and supervisors, $1 for young people, and many churches will cover part of the fee. A separate note mentions tariffs on cedar fence posts and telegraph poles, debating protection and farmer relief.

Indianapolis Carroll County Young ‘Peoples Camden Baptist Church Camden K P. Hall H. C. Rowe Huntington Emily Parker

Minister Association Plans Easter Services Across Churches

The Delphi Ministerial Association met to map pre Easter services a two week pattern. Week one a Union service rotating among Christian Methodist Brethren and Presbyterian churches with local pastors conducting. Week two each church holds its own service. Schedule lists speakers Rev Manker Rev Carl Reed Rev Grimes Rev Knox and Rev Coblentz with music by all.

Delphi Ministerial Association Christian Methodist Brethren Presbyterian The Christian Church Manker Carl Reed Grimes Knox Coblentz

Court Notes: Multiple Divorces and Judgments Filed

A court notes list new filings and judgments including divorce actions Maud Woodley vs John Woodley and a cross complaint in Overman vs Olephia with custody awarded. Several ejectment and account cases involve Long Bell Lumber Co and Ockley Lumber. monetary awards range from 60 to 110.33 with monthly child support set at 20. Estate matters include final reports and tax status for Pollard and Trobaugh estates.

Maud Woodley John Woodley Elmer Spitler Loretta Cree Floyd Harmon Long-Bell Lumber Co Ockley Lumber & Supply Co Lewis Knight Ross Sigler Charles Overman Olephia Overman Cross Sarah J. Sharp Ora Shirar Frank H. Collier Earl C. Smith Rank ‘Pearson Charles Katey Ora Trent Plantiff Dorothy Guardian of Willem. R. Pee Flora State] Bank Carroll County Loan, Trust & Savings Co Albert N. Holmes Charles R. Pollard William A. Trobaugh

Card of Thanks for Minnie Julien

Family extends gratitude to those who assisted during the death of their father Mrs Minnie Julien. They recall memories and thank the community for kindness and support shown in the time of sorrow.

Dtar Penc Fings Minnie Julien

Fragmented Text on Averages and Language Errors

The readable portion discusses averages and language quirks with garbled quotes and stray punctuation. It hints at an analysis of how the term average man is used but provides no clear names, dates, places, or events. The fragment ends without a coherent report or conclusion.

Stolen Portable Typewriter From Law Office

A portable Remington typewriter was taken from the law office of William C. Smith after the weekend closing. Entry was gained by prying the door with a jimmy. A larger desk typewriter remained, suggesting the thief avoided a heavier capture. Smith expects to handle the matter quietly unless the typewriter is returned. a son will be brought forth if not resolved.

William C. Smith Jimmy

Mrs. Sarah C. Baker Praised Leader in Indiana Clubs

The Sunday Anderson Herald featured photographs of fourth district leaders of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. Mrs. C. Baker, Ridgeville club president, is highlighted for her roles as Randolph Federation of Women president and Tuberculosis Association president. Her family ties and Ridgeville club’s active civic work are noted.

Anderson Herald Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Anderson C. Baker Ridgeville Club Randolph County News Delphi Camden Baker

Tariff Debate Rows on Lumber Duty Vote

A senate tally on a proposed two dollar per thousand feet lumber duty failed 39 to 34. Critics accuse lumber supporters of trading with sugar and oil factions. The piece criticizes general tariff revision and Hawley bill quality, urging separate votes and amendments.

Senate House of Representatives

Farmers Oppose Lumber Duty Amid Building Slowdown

The memo argues against an extra duty on lumber, citing farmer hardship from higher prices and limited income. It notes farms struggle to fund building, paint, and repairs as forest depletion worsens and calls for freeing amber and timber for farmers.

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