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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
7
Organized labor endorses George R. Durgan M C citing his strong record in the lower house. The State Federation of Labor and allied unions urge support in the May 8 primary, praising his public lands grazing bill work and committee roles. Mrs. Claude Chissom has recovered from illness.
Pauline Flora spent Sunday afternoon in Flora while Louise Hemmig was in Indianapolis Saturday.
The Bluffton American Legion Post invites the local post to a joint Legionnaires and Auxiliary meeting in Bluffton on Sunday May 6. The host city plans for 3000 registrations and a mammoth parade at 230 PM featuring 20 bands and drum corps. Bluffton will send 20 members. invitations extend north to Indianapolis and many Ohio cities.
Church visitors Rev and Mrs Cobb of Spencer Indiana invited the Junior high to attend services at the Baptist church Monday morning. He will show pictures of scenes near the Mediterranean Sea. The exhibit was held Tuesday and Wednesday. The agriculture class spent Monday and Tuesday at the Swift Co cream station selecting show eggs for the Purdue egg show.
Earl Chamberlin of Peru is to be a manager at the stock yards in Fiore, leased to Armour and Co of Chicago. Miss Rosalie Irwin of Frenkfort attended the Delphi Tri Kapp dinner at the Presbyterian church Monday evening and then served as inspection officer at a meeting held at Mim's home.
Boston police sought Dr. John F. Condon to identify a photograph amid suspicions tied to William Lardner serving time at Leavenworth for counterfeiting. Condon reportedly delivered $50 000 in a New York cemetery as part of a plan to recover the kidnapped Lindbergh baby.
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