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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
7
Cleveland detectives seek help identifying a young navy man pictured in a photo found in a house once occupied. The image could aid their four year old investigation into a series of 11 baffling torso murders.
The Rock Creek Township Farm Bureau met at Rockfield school on May 12. Arthur Mullin spoke with music by Orval Berkshire and performances by John Mullin Mary Martin Mary Alice Brown Jerry Mullin and Fred Bill Martin. Community singing closed the program.
Seventy five county farmers and families gathered at the Burlington school. Mrs Edgar Logan led the entertainment. County Agent Ralph Maggart spoke on a cooperative sheep dipping outfit starting operation June first for all Carroll county sheep owners. Joe Snyder chaired the session discussing the local agricultural outlook and the national AAA program.
The Clay Township Farm Bureau met at the Owasco school with Ben Metzger presiding. Mrs. Leroy Wade led the program featuring community singing, sermons, musical numbers from the Fosswood family, and talks on wool pooling and sheep dipping. Inez Boyd sang, Phyliss Metzger and Tommy Wade read, and Rev. Elder from Grace A B Church of Pyrmont gave a memorial talk.
Unified service at 9 30 a m May 24 marks John Wesley founder of Methodism 200th conversion anniversary Aldersgate Sunday May 22 observed worldwide Theme The Awakened Life Choirs rehearse Wednesday Aldersgate broadcast on NBC 5 30 to 6 p m Rev Wilbur V Day pastor Wilbur W Day U S Supt Homer Myers
Saint Marys Episcopal Church announces a Sunday night service at 7 30 with a sermon by Rev Raymond Obrien. Everyone is welcome to attend the evening worship.
Sunday school led by George M Scarff at 9 30 am. Morning worship at 10 30 featuring sermon Blessed Are The Meek by Pastor Harry B Parker.
Rev J B Zeits is pastor at Sherman Fife. Sunday school at 9:80 with communion and member reception. Young People at 6:45 led by Harold Leslie. Evangelistic service at 7:30. Wednesday prayer at 7:30. Rev O L King to preach Friday at 7:30. King formerly a long time foreign missionary.
Christian Science Services announce the Lesson Sermon titled Soul and Body for Sunday May 22. Golden Text from Psalms 42 asks why the soul is cast down while praising God as health and grace. Biblical citations include a teaching about defilement from within and from without.
Ray Smith notes shoppers fill stores as Easter week draws crowds in Chicago with a claimed upturn in business. He cites department store gains in the Eighth District and J C Penney sales. A Republican survey in Allen County shows support for Social Security and CCC, while opposition centers on spending and centralized control.
Mrs Opal Wood resigns as bookkeeper at Thayer's Dairy and is replaced by Mrs Ruth Robbins who also resigns from her post as telephone operator. Mrs Wood takes a new role as an operator with the Carroll Telephone Company.
The administrator of Judy Rodenbarger's estate announces a court ordered sale of her real estate in Carroll County Indiana starting May 26 1938 at 10 00 AM at Reed and Craig Insurance Office Delphi and continuing by private sale until sold The property includes parts of the Southeast quarter Section 6 Township 23 N Range 2 W and the East half of the Southeast quarter Section 12 Township 23 N Range 3 W totaling about 80 acres plus improvements Terms require cash or at least half cash with the balance due in 6 months with a note and approved surety. sale subject to Carroll Circuit Court approval.
David O Selznick brings Mark Twains novel to life with a nationwide talent search producing 12 year old Tommy Kelly as Tom. The Arc Theatre hosts the new Ray Milland Dorothy Lamour romance Her Jungle Love debuting next Thursday with exotic South Seas scenery and perilous native tribes.
The Citizen promotes Tom Sawyer themed apparel at the Arc offering new shirts sweat ers pajamas polo shirts and sport wear in the latest styles for readers. Quick and Cliffourd subscribe for more.
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