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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
5
Byron W. Calvert Jean Beck Fred Hershberger Charles N Mann authorize The Citizen to announce candidacies for local offices in Carroll county Burlington Township Adams Township and Democrat township trustees with races set for the Democratic primary on May 8, 1934.
Joseph W. Snyder files for Burlington town trustee in the May 8 1934 election. He seeks a seat on the town board and urges supporters to register votes.
Alvin O Whetzel announces to the Citizen his candidacy for Carroll County Auditor subject to the Democratic primary on May 8 1934.
Irvin Humes authorizes Citi zen to announce his candidacy for Trustee of Democrat Township subject to party rules and local election deadlines. The declaration signals his bid to represent residents in township governance and budget decisions.
The Citizen reports Harley A Mummert has authorized his candidacy for Auditor of Carrell county subject to the Democratic primary election held May 8 1934.
Burlington township resident Lavon Sparky Carey has authorized the Carroll County Sheriff to pursue candidacy in the Republican primary election. The filing indicates official support and designation for the upcoming party contest.
Delbert Gunder authorized The Citizen to announce his candidacy for Carroll County Surveyor, outlining his intent to seek the public office and serve the county as the official surveyor.
J W Smith authorizes the Citizen Trustee of Rock Creek township to act in official capacity. The directive empowers the trustee to undertake specified civic duties and manage local matters as outlined in the authorization.
Earl Stewart has authorized a trustee in Rock Creek township. The action designates stewardship of township affairs and formalizes governance arrangements for the local community.
John L. Hanna has been authorized for the role of judge in the 74th judicial circuit. The action designates Hanna to serve on the bench, pending further formalities or appointment steps as required by the court system.
Mrs Margaret Afflis has been selected as second district NRA chairman for women authorized to appoint county chairman who will select a board of six women to serve under the national administration.
Miss Ruth Pierce will depart for Detroit Children’s Hospital on May 11 to take a postgraduate course in pediatrics. She expects to complete her health survey of the county this week.
The Presbyterian Young People's League of Crawfordsville Presbytery will meet at the Flora Presbyterian church on Friday and Saturday May 11 and 12. The program includes registrations, world fellowship banquet, worship services, installations, committee meetings, discussion groups, and reports with speakers from Delphi Clinton Fowler Indianapolis Gettingsville and more.
Indiana Service Corporation will bill customers under new standard rates for residential power and commercial service approved by the public service commission. Of 8 112 customers 7 789 benefit reducing the company’s 1933 revenue by 27077 dollars an 8 04 percent. Delph i, Flora, Camden, Bringhurst, Pittsburg and West Delph i in the county are affected and rural customers also benefit.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for John Sylvester 70 of Flora who died Monday from heart disease. Interment in Zion cemetery. Survived by sister Alice Sylvester brothers Charles and Joseph of Flora and uncle David Sylvester.
Mrs Grover Hoff man remains hospitalized at Kokomo hospital with her condition described as unchanged as of the latest report.
The Clay township H E Club will meet with Mrs John Beard on Wednesday afternoon May 9. The response will be a Mother’s Day poem. The project lesson will be given. Mrs Herbert Ward is assistant hostess.
The literature department met Thursday evening at Mrs. A. C. Clauser's South Delphi residence. Mrs. Harry Arnold reviewed a modern play and Mrs. James P. Wason read a paper on The Pilgrims and the Mayflower. The May meeting will be held May 26 at Mrs. Mark Carter's West Front street home.
Last week the men led the attendance with 21 present to 18 for the ladies. A delegation from Rock Creek Grange presented a vaudeville act titled The Wireless Telephone. Mr and Mrs Loren Ayres performed a three act farce The Newly Weds and That Consumed Pig by Andrew Gerbens and Jesse Wise were enjoyed by all attendees.
Monroe Grange will host the Deacon Grange of Cass County next Friday evening to receive the traveling gavel. Several applications for membership will be received at this time.
The After Hours Club held a cooperative dinner at 6 30 on Wednesday. The Delphi Christian church Missionary society meets this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Frank Lyons home with officer elections and a program led by Mrs William Corns. Mrs Charles Wood of South Begin will host the Igo Uge gathering with a few friends this Thursday evening.
Evening at Mary Smoc home. A committee of Lucile Haynes Hilda Wisner Josephine McDowell Ruby Lines appointed to plan the 4th Anniversary dinner in May. Madison township H. E. C. meets May 9 at Mrs Faye Dui home with Leona Martin Elvasitiigne and Theresa Hanrahan as hostesses for a project lesson.
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