Main Street Dialogues Touch On Beef War and Local Crime
Main Street topics this week include the King and Queen Argentine beef and baseball. Police nabbed two Bedford youths with a stolen maroon car near Oakdale dam, the pair jailed in Bedford. A white colt foal was born to Dr. John Kirkpatrick's mare, promising spirited future runs.
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Carroll County
Argentina
Loren Ayres
Marion Robbins
Linden
Oakdale Dam
Bedford
John Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
George Brewer's Zephyr Repainted Garnet Red
The Zephyr owned by George Brewer was repainted garnet red. It was officially denied today that Fire Chief John Delaney had made Brewer an offer on the car.
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George Brewer
John Delaney
Brewer
Delphi campus editors named from three university students
Three Delphi university students Tom Mayhill Georgann Schilling and Jack Orr were chosen as editors of campus publications last week. Dr Hubert Gros climbed a tree by the Tippecanoe river to view a red horse and fell when a limb broke. He searched for red horse fish without success. Herb Smith notes that cows milk improves with radio in barns though gains come slowly. The Legion drum and bugle corps impressed as guardsmen from Company G drilled in the street. London parks add bomb shelters while Delphi adds playground equipment. Mayor Pearson oversaw the installation of the ocean wave sculpture at the city park.
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Delphi
Tom Mayhill
Georgann Schilling
Jack Orr
Hubert Gros
Tippecanoe River
London
Pearson
St Joseph Graduation Set for May 23 at Delphi High
Graduation exercises for St Joseph's Parochial School will be held Tuesday night May 23 at the Delphi high school auditorium after the play Camouflage. Four boys Robert Morrow Charles Fife Maurice Clifford and Joseph Sales will graduate. Father Simeon Schmitt will preside. The public is invited.
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St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Delphi High School
Robert Morrow
Charles Fife
Maurice Clifford
Joseph Sales
Simeon Schmitt
Indiana Supreme Court Bars Cole From Practice Without License
The Indiana Supreme Court enjoined Flora chiropractor George Cole from practicing medicine without a license. It reversed Carroll circuit court’s denial of an injunction and upheld the 1927 licensing law as constitutional, preventing Cole from treating patients until licensed.
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Indiana Supreme Court
George Cole
Supreme Court
E E. Pruitt
Carroll Circuit
Cole
Indiana State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
John Smock
State Board
Smock
James Northam
Attorney General
Carroll Circuit Court
High Court
Indiana
William Lane Fined After Crash On 39
William Lane Jr of Bringhurst R F 1 was arrested by state police for failing to stop at the intersection of state road 39 and New Hope gravel road after a collision with Isaac Baughman on TAOL Frankfort. Lane was fined 1.50 and costs. Baughman and his son Virgil were hospitalized with arm and rib injuries.
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William Lane, Jr
Bringhurst
Jack Fisher
New Hope
Justice of the Peace Rossie L. Dern
Lane
Isaac Baughman
Taol Frankfort
Baughman
Students win free passes to Roxy theatre tickets
Free passes to the Roxy theatre were awarded to top ticket sellers from the grade school operetta. Read list includes Cynthia Hall Carrie Lou Dock Douglass Hatton Joan Bradshaw Dale Cleaver Robert C. Smith Dick Grantham Billy Afflis Barbara Weaver Carmen Randle Willa Bowen and Esther Lamb.
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Roxy Theatre
Cynthia Hall
Carrie Lou Dock
Douglass Hatton
Joan Bradshaw
Dale Cleaver
Robert C. Smith
Dick Grantham
Billy Afflis
Barbara Weaver
Carmen Randle
Willa Bowen
Esther Lamb
Delphi Track Team Heads to State Meet
Five Delphi sprinters and jumpers coached by Pete Williams travel to Indianapolis for the state high school track and field meet. The Weaver brothers Elmer and Mainord, along with Dick Downs, join Max Craig and John Bowman as they qualified last Saturday at Lafayette. Mainord Weaver is viewed as a top contender in the 440 and high jump, while Elmer competes in pole vault and Downs in high jump.
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Pete” Williams
Delphi
Max Craig
Elmer Weaver
Mainard Weaver
Dick Downs
John Bowman
Weaver Brothers
Downs
Indianapolis
Mainord Weaver
Lafayette
Legion to Manage Old Settlers Day in Delphi
The Drum and Bugle Corps of Har ry Bohannon post No. 75 American Legion will oversee the Delphi Old Settlers celebration in August. Vernie Doc Brown will supervise plans. profits fund trips to the state convention in Bloomington and the national convention in Chicago. The corps will handle concessions and free attractions with the Old Settlers association directing the park program.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Harry Bohannon
No. 75
American Legion
Delphi
Old Settlers
Vernie
Doc”) Brown
Old Settlers’ Association
State Legion Convention
Bloomington
National Legion Convention
Chicago
Tri Kappas Announce Rummage Sale Plans
The Tri Kappas will hold a spring rummage sale at the assembly room of the courthouse on Saturday May 20 starting at 9 30 A M. Children and adults clothing and many other items will be offered at low prices with coats shoes curtains and dishes among the goods. Those contributing articles may call Mrs Dorothy Squires or Mrs Jeanne Bailey and a car will be sent.
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Tri Kappas
Court House
Dorothy Squires
Jeanne Bailey
Mrs Clarence Beard Ockley Named Postmistress
Mrs Clarence Beard of Ockley is appointed permanent postmistress of the Ockley post office. She succeeds the late Mrs Effie Baker. Mrs John Kirkpatrick served temporarily after the death of her aunt.
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Clarence Beard
Ockley
Beard
Effie Baker
John Kirkpatrick
Pike Release Reported In Lake Freeman
Game Warden A L Hansen said 300000 wall eyed pike were released in Lake Freeman by the state department of conservation. Herman Weaver of Yeoman aided Hansen in the planting. The fish were hatched at the Tri Lakes hatchery near Columbus.
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A. L. Hansen
Lake Freeman
State Department of Conservation
Herman Weaver
Yeoman
Mr. Hansen
Tri- Lakes
Columbus
Phi Delta Theta names Gilbert Bailey as proctor
Gilbert Bailey of Delphi has been named proctor of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Indiana University. He will direct freshman studies at the fraternity next year as a graduate student.
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Gilbert ‘Bailey
Delphi
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Indiana University
Purdue Exponent names Georgann Schilling co editor
Georgann Schilling, daughter of Mrs. Julia Schilling of Delphi, elected co editor of Purdue Exponent daily, after three years on staff and prior experience as associate editor. She is pledged by Mortar Board and member of Chi Omega Gold Peppers and Scrivener club.
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Georgann Schilling
Purdue
Julia Schilling
Delphi
Purdue Exponent
Exponent
Miss Schilling
Chi Omega
Scrivener Club
Arsenal Technical High School
Indianapolis
Spencer to Testify at Congressional Hearing
Robert Spencer of Monticello state president of the Indiana Farmers Guild testifies in Washington at hearings by Senate and House on the Hog Processing Tax Recovery bill. The measure seeks to recover processing taxes indirectly paid by hog producers through lower hog prices during the tax period that was ruled unconstitutional.
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Robert Spencer
Monticello
Indiana Farmers Guild
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Knife Attack Injures Delphi Man on Franklin Street
Woodrow Cole of Delphi was knifed in a street fight on Franklin Street last night. He suffered deep facial wounds and received medical treatment. Two men were involved in the assault.
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Woodrow Cole
Delphi
Franklin Street
Spurgeon Johnsons Visit Indianapolis Couple This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Johnson of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs C T Amick delivering a social note of travel and friendship within the community.
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Mrs. Spurgeon Johnson
Indianapolis
Mrs. C. T. Amick
Flora and Dietz wedding ties Delphi to North Manchester
Charles A. Dietz trustee of Washington township announced the marriage of his daughter Eileen Dietz to Charles M. Flora of Delphi son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Flora of Cutler. The ceremony took place April 26 in North Manchester Indiana. Dietz graduate of Deer Creek High School and the Indiana University Training School for Nurses. She works at Gass County Hospital in Logansport. Flora is secretary treasurer of the Camden National Farm Loan Association and works in the insurance business in Delphi. He is a Cutler High School graduate.
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Charles A. Dietz
Washington Township
Eileen
Charles M. Flora
Delphi
Irvin M. Flora
Cutler
North Manchester
Indiana
Miss Dietz
Deer Creek High School
Indiana University Training School
Gass County Hospital
Logansport
Flora
Camden National Farm Loan Association
Cutler High School
Dreisbach Nominated as Ft. Wayne Postmaster
Col Clyde F. Dreisbach a 59 year old National Guard officer and Delphi figure is nominated as Ft. Wayne postmaster by Allen county Democrat precinct committeemen. He ranked among the top civil service candidates and is expected to be approved in Washington. He is Indiana University trained and spoke at a Delphi Junto club meeting last year.
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Clyde F. Dreisbach
Delphi
National Guard
Ft. Wayne
Allen County
Col
Dreisbach
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Col. Dreishbach
Indiana University
Junto Club
Board Delays Signing New Basketball Coach
The Delphi-Deer Creek township school board postponed the coach selection for next year after a protest by a basketball committee led by Elmer Weaver. The committee urged reconsideration of the decision to not renew Coach Pete Williams contract, with action delayed to a later meeting.
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Delphi-Deer Creek Township
Pete” Williams
Elmer Weaver
Divorce Granted in White County Court
Judge Russell Gordon granted a divorce to Mrs. Jennie Timmons of Carroll County from Don ald Timmons. Alimony of 750 dollars awarded and custody of a minor child given to Mrs. Timmons. Case moved from Carroll circuit court to White County court.
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Russell Gordon
White Circuit Court
Jennie Timmons
Carroll County
Donald Timmons
White County
Carroll Circuit Court
Timmons
Football accident at Riley Park injures Coble and Hemmig
Delphi teen Dick Coble son of Mr and Mrs Larue Coble lost an eye tooth in a football collision at Riley park Tuesday evening. He collided with Brian Hemmig who also sustained a scalp wound during the play.
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Dick Coble
Larue Coble
Delphi
Riley Park
Coble
Brian Hemmig
Hemmig
Orr Named Editor in Chief of Purdue Pharmacist
Jack E. Orr son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Orr of Delphi was elected editor in chief of the Purdue Pharmacist a bi monthly student publication distributed to Indiana druggists. He has served on the staff for three years and is a junior in the school of pharmacy. Orr joined Phi Lambda Upsilon and Kappa Psi fraternities.
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Jack E. Orr
Forrest Orr
Delphi
Purdue Pharmacist
Indiana
Orr
School of Pharmacy
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Phi Lambda
Kappa Psi
Rites for Frank Lyon Held Friday in Delphi
Frank Lyon 74 prominent Delphi resident and Carroll county pioneer died of a heart attack near his Front street home Wednesday at 3 PM. Survived by Dora Lyon widow and children Florence Lyman Warde Dean Lucille Lyon Joseph Lyon, nieces Josephine Ulm Frances Martin. Funeral Friday 2 PM Blythe and Sons with Rev Howard Jenkines officiating. Burial Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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Frank Lyon
Carroll County
Delphi
Mr. Lyon
Lyon
Old Fair Grounds
John L
Ann Cox Lyon
Delphi City Park
Delphi Christian Church
Dora
Florence Lyman
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Warde Dean
Indianapolis
Lucille Lyon
Hammond
Joseph
Josephine Boyd Ulm
Frances Martin
Columbus
Ohio
Blythe and Sons Funeral Home
Howard Jenkines
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Crittenberger Named Democratic Secretary
George D. Crittenberger publisher of The Anderson Bulletin and president of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association was unanimously elected secretary of the state Democratic committee at a district chairmen meeting. He succeeds James L. Beatty Jr. and will serve until reorganization next May without salary. Mrs. Margaret Afflis attended from Delphi as Democratic vice chairman.
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George D. Crittenberger
The
Anderson Bulletin
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
State Democratic Committee
Crittenberger
James L. Beatty, Jr
Indianapolis
State Committee
Margaret Afflis
Delphi
Minister Purchases Two Acres for River Cottage
Rev. Harry Parker, Delphi Presbyterian minister and state chaplain of the American Legion, bought two acres on the Tippecanoe river. He plans a cottage to be completed this summer.
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Harry Parker
Delphi
Delphi Senior Class In Spotlight As End Of Year Approaches
The 56 member Delphi senior class will be highlighted next week with a schedule of academic and social events. Senior Week opens with a Junior-Senior dance at the Country Club hosted by the junior class. The grand march features Mary Frances Richardson and Robert Ratcliff as escorts alongside Brian Hemmig and Marjorie Clifford. Baccalaureate Sunday features Rev. Harry Parker delivering the address at the Methodist church. Senior Mothers Tea and Our Neighbors stage a student cast including Max Craig and Rosemary Smith. Final exams are Tuesday and Wednesday, with Senior Day and awards Thursday. Class picnics follow at Freeman Park Camp Tecumseh and Monticello park. Commencement Friday May 26 at the armory with Dr. William Gear Spencer as speaker. Stuart Guthrie and Elsie Bucklew sponsor. high school orchestra performs without seniors.
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Delphi
Mary Frances’ Richardson
Robert Ratcliff
Brian Hemmig
Freeman Park
Camp Tecumseh
Monticello Park
Armory
William Gear Spencer
Franklin College
Stuart Guthrie
Elsie Bucklew
Bertha Moore
Leota Adams
Carmen Allbaugh
Annadell Craig
Virginia Denk
Alice Groninger
John Mullin
Merlin Mullin
Jeanine ,Myers
Willadean Myer
Carolyn Pearson
Mary Louise Reppert
Dick Coble
Evan Julien
Richard Quick
Frances Bowman
Elizabeth Smock
Virginia Clawson
Foster Haines
Robert Quinn
Robert Smith
Jerry Parker
Dick Grantham
Joe Carey
Jerry Binney
Jimmy Marvin
Evelyn Cripe
Roberta Shaffer
Robert Jones
Phyllis Craig
Mary Clawson
Paul Andrew
Sarah McKinley
Dick Clifford
Dickie Robinson
Lloyd Porter
Robert Mount
Jane Ulm
Loyal Cripe
Eddie Wingerd
Mary K. Grantham
Hershel Smith
Jo Ann Griffith
W Judson Taylor Returns Home After Hospital Operation
W Judson Taylor has come home from St Elizabeths hospital Lafayette after a surgical operation.
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W. Judson Taylor
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
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MAIN
Herb Smith
Legion
Company G
St. Joseph
William Lane
Clarence Beard Ockley
Spencer
Congressional
Charles Flora and
Eileen Dietz
Delphi Vocational Agriculture
Kenneth Vaughan
Ernest Scott
Donald Bowman
Wayne Rule
William Schnepp
Robert Austin
Charles Hufford
Gene Maxwell
Edgar Fountain
Maxwell
Scott
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