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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
8
A business meeting of the Pleasant Run cemetery association will be held Monday May 30 at 10 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
Notice to Carroll County officials of a special session to be held June 9 1927 at 2 PM in Delphi Indiana. The meeting will authorize additional appropriations for 1927 including clerk typewriter county auditor books stationery county surveyor per diem salaries and various repairs and equipment with other business as needed.
Effective Monday May 16 and every Monday and Thursday thereafter stock shipments from T H O S Traction Co. stock pens Lafayette will depart at 9 45 P.M. Shipments received up to leaving at Lafayette phone 711.
White County shows 4360 school children, trailing Carroll County by 254. Carroll gains 122 this year but loses 83. Monticello has 535 pupils versus Delphi 467, a 68 lead for Monticello. White County lists 348 employed boys to 810 in the county, while 195 are employed versus 176 girls, giving White County a 19 margin in female employment and 19 more employed overall than Carroll.
George C. Loy sponsors Delphi juveniles contest with thirty entrants. Walter Lowther wins first prize, Charles Lowther earns third, William Smith takes second. Roofing company provides free material for construction.
A local Red Men group will present a beautiful silk flag at the meeting next Tuesday evening in recognition of having the largest attendance at the recent Monticello district gathering. A roll call and notices will be issued by a committee, and a band concert is announced for tonight.
Judge Edward E. Pruitt confronts a dispute over jury status as two commissioners must draw names for grand and petit juries. The new county court law took effect after the term began, retirement of Judge Carr and the joint circuit’s end cast doubt on automatic retirements and juror eligibility for a criminal case in the new court.
Quick and Clifford note styles that appeal to well dressed men. Mr and Mrs Charles Price of Lafayette visited his father A M Price. Rev G A Roseburg preached at United Presbyterian. Mr and Mrs John Gillespie and Mr and Mrs Riley Gillespie of Florida visited last Wednesday.
Mrs. W C McCleery returns from visiting her sister in Piqua Ohio with her children. Mr Harry Hatton and couple visiting parents after school in Danville. Mrs Sarah Gilkey of Kansas visits cousin Mrs Amanda Crowell. Ladies Missionary Society meets at Mrs Milissa Million's home Friday afternoon. Nettie Schogegs teaching in Tipton visits ill father D A Scroggs. Prof William Neel and wife visit his father George C Neel.
Dewey Reynolds returned from Crothersville Missouri for a family visit. Charles and Charles Johnson hosted Saturday evening gatherings. Russel Schock and family, and Carl Metz with theirs, visited neighbors. Roy Cowan and family visited Charles Roth and kin. Frank Arthur and family toured Logansport with the Pencebaker family. Opal Barnett of Bringhurst visited the Lillys. Russie Schock and daughters Mary and Clara called on Ray Schock, and Sherman Austin and family were noted in the region.
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Monticello, Yeoman, Pike Creek, Zion Bethel, and Earl Park. Gatherings included dinners, Sunday visits, and daytime calls with numerous households from Buffalo, Idaville, Monon, Hopedale, and Veedersburg.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Sidenbender of Delphi were guests of Ray Schock and family. They later traveled to Norway for the motor boat race at Lowe's bridge with the Schocks. Mrs Beard Reynolds and Mrs Clark joined Mr and Mrs Beard and Mr Reynolds in a day visit.
Carroll Circuit Court of Indiana appoints John L Hanna as receiver of Flora Commission Company with office in Flora Indiana. All debtors must pay the receiver and claims must be filed with the receiver by May 24 1927. Fansler and Douglas are attorneys for the receiver.
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