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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
8
The Leppolds and John McCormick of Greencastle acknowledge thanks to the American Legion, Red Men's Lodge, and friends for kindness during illness of wife and mother. Ernest Leppold Max Leppold and family express appreciation for visits and support.
Finley H Gray congressman from Indiana will give the second lecture in a series promoting the President's gold revaluation plan. The talk is set for May 7 over the Columbia Broadcasting system.
The notice outlines categories for entries such as Fern-Leafed plants common Forget-Me-Nots Narcissi Daffodils and more. It specifies entry types like potted plants dish gardens and aquarium gardens with goldfish and requires minimum three specimens, odd if more, with owners name clearly marked and a 5 inch pot top limit. Exhibits due by 9 20 am on Wednesday May 9 with no milk bottles and no loss or breakage liability.
Prices for poultry delivered with discounts for call for. Hens five pounds and over listed. hens under five pounds noted. Corn and oats priced per 70 pounds and 3503 noted.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ives host the Hill club at their North street home tonight. Chas Wise of Delphi A R bought a new Chevrolet from Clawson Chevrolet Sales. Ed Gerard Mrs John Hanna and Miss Meredith Carney spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Miss Lois Todd will travel to Lafayette Ill and Albuquerque N M. Leo Minnix Flora bought a Leonard refrigerator from Herb Smith.
Melvin Hemmig of Ockley buys a 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan with knee action at Clawson Chevrolet Sales. Laura C. Jackson of Bringhurst sues for divorce from Charles C. Jackson. Paul Carter among plaintiff's attorneys. Ralph S. Hanna, assistant attorney general, spoke at Whiteland Democrats meeting Wednesday evening.
Clarence Shulthers buys a 1934 Chevrolet from Clawson Chevrolet Sales. C. R. Gilliam and Leonard Clark also purchase Chevrolets. The Ladies of Governor Morton Circle meet at the courthouse. 4-H leader Mrs. Loren McManus appointed in Adams township with fifteen girls enrolled. Neighborly visits and family trips include Chester Gardiner of Chicago and others in Delphi, Yeoman, and Lebanon areas.
A misled police raid after two Bloomington youths staged a “Dillinger” rally caused officers to search a downtown restaurant on Walgut Street. Four men dining there defending a Democratic rally were detained then released. The group included Alvin C. Johnson, Grant Hawkins, Warren Asrey, and George Goettinger.
A chicken dinner will be served in the old Stewart building Pyrmont on Saturday night May 5 for the benefit of the U B Church. All candidates are urged to be present. Sup per at 5 30 p m.
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