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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
4
Aileen Jackson of Delphi is among over sixty Indiana high school students competing for nine fall scholarships at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music for those pursuing music careers. She seeks a voice scholarship.
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co announces gas or electric water heaters and shower fixtures available, contact by phone at 164 for more details.
Members announce the new club name Merry Circle and elect officers at a recent meeting. Officers include Evelyn Fossneck president Gertrude Metsger vice president Irene Smith secretary Edna Ruth Yuill treasurer Marion Foassnock song leader Mildred Miller news reporter Faye Gard pianist. Members listed include Roberta Frey Mary Jane Shaffer Ila Dean Wilson Ruth Kamstra Virginia Ulery and Marjorie Reppert Ruth Beard leads with Faye Gard as assistant.
Members of the Charles Carroll chapter, D A R, plan a Friday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. W H Bradshaw. Mrs Myron Ives and Mrs Blanche Gros will assist. An officer election will be held and Mrs Ww Brackenridge will present a talk titled Approved Schools.
The Jay Club met Monday evening at the Yeoman M E church. Special numbers were presented from each church. Games were played and refreshments served.
The Missionary Society of the De lhi Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Milliard Quinn. The program was provided by the Tucka batchee class.
The Tri-C club of South Delphi held a Mother's Day meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charlies Black, Sr., with Mrs. Loze attending and leading in brief remarks and refreshments.
Members and guests observed Mother's Day with handkerchiefs as Mrs Lenna Powell and Mrs Maude Newell led the program. Mrs Mabel Fraser was elected president and Mrs Margaret Afflis secretary as the club continues its annual observance.
Harmony H E Club members of Clay township host officers of the county Home Economics association this afternoon at Mrs Ed Fossnock home. A Mother’s day program will be presented.
The Sunday school convention for Carroll county district four met Sunday afternoon at Pyrmont U L church. Devotions led by Rev. Floyd Wilson opened the meeting at 2 oclock. Rev. Harry Slick of Bringhurst delivered the keynote address. Harry Maxwell served as presiding officer.
The Carroll county War Mothers held a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. W. H. Gardner's home with Mrs. Lydia Royster assisting. A cooperative noon dinner was served to attendees.
Charles Meade son of Mr and Mrs Monroe Meade of Carrollton township has been elected president of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at Purdue University The item appears in the Century of Progress Souvenir Edition free with the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner dated May 27 providing a daily listing of events for the month and several photographs
Billy Dean Smith son of Mr and Mrs Donald Smith is recovering from a broken arm after a fall Monday evening.
Wide-plaited gantlets in white pique encroach on sleeves and blend with coats. New china flower trims brighten spring coats and collars. Matching hat trim with buttoniere is stylish. A new summer straw sailor hat with a drooping brim, edged with crisp organdie, arrives.
Monroe township trustee Glenn Smith advertises for new bids to construct the Flora school house with bids due by June second at his residence. Delays stem from slow disposal of bonds on the first bid.
Mrs. John M. Sheets reports the death of her brother Phillip S. Morton at his Ridgefield Washington home from heart trouble.
The Carroll County Board of Review Indiana will meet at 10:00 AM on Monday June 4 1934 in the County Commissioners room at the courthouse to hear complaints about 1934 real estate assessments review omitted property and corrections and to set equalization levels for property and taxes for 1934 payable 1935. A special reconvened session is planned for August 7 1984 to consider uniformity of assessments. J L Whiteman auditor.
In a closely watched bout, Joseph and Magee fought to a draw with neither fighter gaining clear advantage. Both competitors traded hard punches across ten rounds, leaving judges to declare a split result.
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