Newcastle Trojans Win State Basketball Title
The Newcastle Trojans coached by Orville Hooker defeated the Winamac Indians 24 to 17 in the final at Butler Fieldhouse Indianapolis. Delphi vs Lebanon details highlight a close first round with Delphi's rally and Whiteman leading Delphi with 12 points.
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Newcastle
Winamac
Newcasle
Greencastle
Bosse
Cicero
Connersville
Lebanon
Tech
Vincennes
Seymour
Wiley
Columbia City
Delphi
Bluffton
Michigan City
Columbus
Newcastle Trojan
Orville Hooker
Winamac Indians
Butler
Indiaapolis
Indiana
Trojans
Deiphi Oracles
N. Williams
Whiteman
Woodie
Hoosier Congressmen Opposed to Sales Tax Debate
Washington March 24 congressional clash over the Tax Bill shows a two billion deficit. Ways and Means favors a sales tax covering over half the shortfall, while the House majority opposes it, favoring incomes profits inheritances and luxuries tax burdens. Party leadership fractures and independent action shape the debate as farmers and workers face higher costs.
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Arthur H. Greenwood
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
United States Treasury
Ways and Means
House
Party l
Senate
County Club Convention Held in Rockfield
The ninth annual County Federation of Clubs meeting in Rockfield on March 17 drew 158 registrations with 15 state officials present. State president Mrs. Edwin C. Canine shared an inspiring talk on The Fine Art of Reising while Purdue’s Miss Lela Gaddis spoke on health and Home Economies projects. A tree planting ceremony at Rockfield schools was led by Carl McCain.
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Carroll County
County Federation of Clubs
Rockfield
Edwin C. Canine
Terre Haute
Gennty Federations
Canine
Lela Gaddis
Purdue
Helen Waters
Russiaville
S. E. Boys
Plymouth
William Guthrie
Monticello
H. C. Hart
M. B. Davis
John E. Moore
Kokomo
Burt Cedars
Howard Co
Ed Hodge
Horace Campbell
Russell Earl
Claude Hampton
Perry ‘“Armatrout
Frankfort
Hugo
Brackenridge
G. T. Amick
Harold Baker
Camden
H. B. Wilson
Young Women’s Missionary Society of
Carl McCain
Edwin Canine
Amel’ Spring
Count Conservation
Horack
Hamling Seeks renomination for Carroll County prosecutor
John H. Hamling Jr. of Delphi filed with the secretary of state as a Democrat candidate to succeed himself as Carroll County prosecuting attorney. He is midway through his second year of a first term and cites cooperation with law enforcement and a capable, respected record. He previously partnered with L D Boyd in the firm Boyd and Hamling, now relocated above Union State Bank.
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John H. Hamling, Jr
Delphi
Dast
Secretary of
Carroll County
Hamling
John
L. D. Boyd
Boyd
Bradshaw Baby Born at St Elizabeths in Lafayette
John Ballard Bradshaw weighing eight pounds arrived Thursday at 1 50 am at St Elizabeths hospital Lafayette to Mr and Mrs Robert G Bradshaw. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
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John Ballard Bradshaw
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lafayette
Robert G. Bradshaw
Elless and Orr Drug Store Anniversary Celebration
The Elless and Orr Drug Store on the south side of the public square marks its twentieth birthday with a party next Saturday March 26. Harvey Elless and Forest Orr invite the public. visitors receive a gift a birthday package for women a Charles Denby cigar for men and treats for children. The partnership has operated twenty years while the store has served the community seventy five years.
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Eless and Orr Drug Store
Harvey Ellegs
Forest Orr
Charles Denby
Elless and Orr
Delphi Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner Notice
Arrangements completed for the Delphi Chamber of Commerce annual dinner and business meeting to be held in Knights of Pythias hall on Tuesday evening March 29. F H Wheeler presides as president. Reports from outgoing committees and new directors to replace terms of Davies Wason Arrick. Dinner served by the Pythian Sisters. Tickets fifty cents.
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Delphi
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Pythias
William Afflis
Roy Clauser
Haughey Mount
F H. Wheeler
C. A. Davies
W. B. Wason
C. T. Arrick
Pythian Sisters
Fire Destroys Camden Man’s Home Early Monday
The home of Jesse Mills in Camden was destroyed by a fire around 3 o’clock Monday morning. A two story brick house lost its roof and upper story, with losses estimated at 3000 dollars. Mills, awakened by James, alerted his sister and mother Martha Mills, who is reported critically ill. Insurance covers the loss.
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Jesse Mills
Camden
Mills
James
Martha Mills
Aaron Wingard
Carroll County Teachers Institute Faces Final Session
Carroll county teachers convene Saturday for the last general session of the school year. Morning activities include a grades one to six meeting and a handwriting demonstration by Mrs. Doris Wilson. Z M Smith and Guy Cantwell address topics on vocational work and Indiana tax. art exhibits and pupil music numbers planned. Afternoon session features Laban Fisher on high school physical education with Miss Thelma Yeager leading discussion.
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Carroll County
Doris Wilson
Madison Twp
Z. M. Smith
Guy Cantwell
Indiana
Cangwell
Laban Fisher
Lincoln Junior Nnk
Logansport
Thelma Yeager
Onward
Fiftyieth Anniversary of Knights of Columbus
A fire radio program marks the Knights of Columbus fiftieth anniversary broadcast March 29 at 10 30 pm CST over NBC. Supreme Knight Martin H Carmody speaks to 600000 members and entertainment comes from Charles Hackett and Anna Case Mackey. The order founded 1882 as Catholic and Patriotic fraternal benefits now carries 300000000 in force. Local officers include Jerry Haugh Burton Honan Matthew Hanrahan and others.
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National Broadcasting Company
Martin H. Carmody
Charles Hackett
Anna Case Mackey
Bingers
Knight ‘of
Colbus
Ike
Organizion
Jerry Haugh
Knigh Burton Honan
Seis Matthew Hanrahan
Vite Fife
Hu Clifford
Hil Nichter
Wilagowski
William Coomey
Fre O'Farrell
Notice on Arenue of Farm and Stock South of Delphi
Local advisory mentions land area near Delphi on arenue of farm and stock roadway with references to gelfp and related access notes. No dates or official action specified in legible text.
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Delphi
Beauty specialist Marie Cook visits Delphi at New York Store
Local women will meet Marie Cook a graduate beauty specialist and representative of Dorothy Perkins at The New York Store. A private booth will offer free consultations and complete facial treatments for a limited one week stay with appointments urged.
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Marie Cook
New York
Myron Ives
Flora High Girls Debate Team Sets State Final Mark
Flora high school girls coached by Mrs. Frank Barnes have advanced to the Indiana state finals in North Manchester April 1 and 2 after winning district sectional and regional debates. The team led by Virginia Hawkins Minnie Lou Chittick Marjorie Niccum and Mabel Ridenour debate both sides on compulsory unemployment insurance and defeated Crawfordsville Sheridan and Lebanon to reach the finals. Purdue professors and area educators served as judges as Flora hosts a banquet and the merchants present sweaters to the team and coach.
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Flora High School
Frank Barnes
North Manchester
Virginia Hawkins
Minnie Lou
Chittick
Marjorie Niccum
Mabel Ridenour
Lebanon
Colfax
Thorntown
Delphi
Frankfort
Crawfordsville
Sheridan
Damon, Love
McGee
Purdue
Phillips
Wabash
Ott
Shortridge High School
Stoner
Plymouth High School
Minnie Lou Chittick
Flora
Barnes
Taxpayers League Formed At Flora Meeting
A Carroll County Taxpayers League was formed in Flora on Tuesday night with Walter Bowen as president and John Mills as secretary. About 200 men from across the county attended as speakers including John Fredrick of Kokomo and Carroll County Commissioner Jake Harness. Harness pledged budget cuts and opposed new gravel roads, while Fredrick urged reducing government expenses and modernizing governance to ease tax burdens.
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Carroll County Taxpayers League
Flora
Walter Bowen
Cutler
John Mills
Camden
John Fredrick
Kokomo
Jake Harness
Carroll County
Mr. Stimson
Clinton County
Harness
Board of Commissioners
Fifty Eight Students Listed to Graduate Delphi High
Fifty eight students are candidates for graduation at Delphi High School this year based on a probable graduates list. The final count will depend on semester work. Commencement is set for Friday evening May 27 withDr G Bromley Oxnam of DePauw University as speaker.
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Delphi High School
G. Bromley Oxnam
DePauw University
Oxnam
Francis Amick
Hazel — Anderson
James Bundy
Kenneth Bureget
Aline Chissom
Mary. Cohee
Winifred Connelly
Marybell Cripe
Maxine Dern
Gene Dyer
Harold Franklin
Edna Gerbens
Laura Gilliam
Edward Godenour
Loren Grigies
Tom Hannell
Floyd Hargraves
Joseph Hazlet
Wanda Hemmig
Gladys Henderson
Edward Holmes
Pauline Imler
Regina Jackson
George Johnson
Claira Kennard
Donald Kite
Lavon Landis
Max Landis
Marjorie Long
Isabelle Lowther
Joel Loy
Mary McCain
John McCormick
Dorotha McCoach
Dale McCurdy
Dorothy Ma Mathews
Vernon
Neff
Roger
Delphi marksman wins Legion honors
Roy C. Kent of Delphi led the third annual American Legion telegraphic rifle match with 294 of 300. The Cambridge Post 27 team scored 1,725 of 1,800 for first team honors. Kent will receive a gold medal and the McNutt trophy goes to the winning team. 168 teams participated. Edward Anderson was second with 290, while John H. Rackie and Ernest Trunn tied at 290 for third and fourth. Additional key scorers included Helm C. Hussner 289 and several others at 287 or 286.
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Roy C. Kent
Delphi
American Legion
Post 27
Cambridge
Mass
Kent
Edward Anderson
Argonne Post
Des Moines
John H. Rack
Fred L. Manion
Wilmington
L. H. Mott, Jr
Allendale
N. J
C. E. Foster
Ind
Otto Henningsen
Philadelphia
We Cloverdale
Sterling
Colo
Delphi Loses Two Players From Present Net Squad
Delphi high school will lose two players from its current basketball roster after the state tournament. Holmes graduates, while juniors Whiteman Smith McDowell and Patton return, along with sophomores Lamb Grimm and Jack Gee. Coach Lostutter plans spring practice and a possible home schedule with Logansport. The team entered the state tournament after strong regional play, showing depth with eight players in the final game and promising prospects for next season. Disinger left the squad before year end. Ted Koup may rejoin. Track practice is paused by snow but will resume with better weather.
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Delphi
Oracles
Lebanon
Paul R. Lostutter
Logansport
Cliff Wells
Lostutter
Holmes
Whiteman
Smith
McDowell
Patton
Lamb
Grimm
Jack Gee
Mathews
Boone
William Gee
Shaffer
Walters
Bell
Benjamin
Disinger
Ted Koup
Bowen Estate Seeks Court Guidance On Bank Affairs
Administrators of the Bowen estate seek court instruction on forming a new bank to take over assets and liabilities or liquidating the Bowen Bank and paying depositors in full within 24 hours. Petitioners claim sufficient cash and securities exist to cover all deposits. one co administrator favors participation in the new bank while the other stands ready to hear evidence.
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E. Pruitt
Carroll — Circuit Court
Charles E. Bowen
Jesse C. Moore
A. T
Robert N. Bowen
Haddassah M. Sullivan
A. T. Bowen
Joseph Been
Rock Creek
A. T. Bowen. and ‘Co
Bowen
Been
Ninty
Doty
Deer Creek Township
Bowen Bank
Board of Education Adopts 1932 33 Calendar
The Board of Education adopted the 1932 33 school calendar at a special meeting. Supt. Bailey and county principals approved it. Schools open August 26 with full day attendance. August 24 is teacher organization day. First semester ends December 23. 160 full days of instruction. Various holidays listed and spring break on March 17 with final closing April 26.
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Board of Education
Supt. C. A. Bailey
State Teachers Association
Alendar
Roosevelt Wins Georgia Democratic Primary Over Garner
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt dominates Georgia Democratic primary with about a 15 to 2 favorite margin in popular vote and carries every county. He defeats Speaker John N Garner for control of Georgia convention delegation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
John N. Garner
New York
Ithica Thompson 87 to be buried Thursday
Ithica Thompson known as Ike Thompson 87 died Tuesday afternoon after a four month illness. Civil War veteran served in Co I 77th Regiment 4 Indiana Cavalry born 1845 in LaGrange. Survived by daughters Mrs Russell Tyler Mrs William Weidner and son Joseph Thompson of Delphi. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM Grimm Funeral Home with city cemetery interment.
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Ithica Thompson
Ike” Thompson
Russell Tyler
Thompson
Co. I
77Th Regiment
4Th
Indiana Cavalry
LaGrange
Delphi
William Weidner
Joseph Thompson
Grimm Funeral Home
District Democrats Meet at Winamac in Fort Wayne Circuit
The district of the Democats will hold a meeting at Winamac High School gym at 8 PM Thursday March 31. Judge Clarence McNabb of Fort Wayne will be the speaker. All district and state candidates will be introduced. county chairmen and vice chairmen are urged to attend.
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Winamac
Tom McConnell
Fowler
Clarence McNabb
Fort Wayne
Winamac High School
Delayed State Road 25 contract due to rock asphalt bid clash
The State Road 25 project between Delphi and Logansport is postponed as groups push rock asphalt to boost labor prospects. Grace Construction Co. of Fort Wayne bid $236,468.06 for concrete, about $100,000 under the engineer’s estimate, while rock asphalt would add roughly $150,000 to costs.
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Delphi
Logansport
Grace Construction ‘Co
Ft. Wayne
Council Wall Select Successor to Porter
City council accepts Victor Porter resignation after moving out of the ward. The council will appoint a Democrat successor. An International truck was purchased for street department use from L M Pletcher Hardware. A committee will study winter shelter for transients and place a plan. The Monon station east room was locked by the company and the sheriff no longer houses wanderers in the county jail.
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Victor Porter
Harry Roach
Eee Eet
C. E. Carney
Monon
Crosby Hotel Team to Play in Gold Medal Tournament
The Crosby Hotel basketball team will compete in the Gold Medal Tournament at Sedalia on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week. The local squad beat Rossville last week by 23 points.
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Crosby Hotel
Sedalia
Rossville
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Orr
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Teachers’ Institute
Delphi School
Knights OF Columbus
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Lfe
Dr. Oxnam
Delphi Marksman
Bowen Estate
A. T. Bowen & Co
Mr. Bowen
Irving Trust Co
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Council Wall
Porter
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