Delphi druggist W S Margowski dies at 67
William S Margowski 67 a Delphi druggist died suddenly at home Friday after a brief illness. Services were held at St Josephs church with Rev Carzewski of Detroit and Rev Clifford Reed officiating. Interment followed at St Joseph cemetery. He founded the BE W Edmonds Pharmacy, served as Indiana Pharmaceutical Association vice president, and was active in local civic groups. He married Hattie Greiger in 1898. left a widow, son Lawrence, daughter Mary, two brothers and several sisters.
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William S. Margowski
Delphi
Mr. Margowski
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph "Carzewski
Detroit
Clifford Reed
Margowski
Wigart
John Wamiling
Harry Baer
Jerry Haugh
Williem Barr, Jr
M. B. Raub
Shaimers
Larry Strasburger
Biterbein
Zauis Buckiey
Joe Morrow
Emnee Raub
Mary Kerlin
Josephine Ulm
Mrr. Margowski
Margoline
Wasen
Germany
BE. W. Edmonds Pharmacy
Mr. Edmonds
Str
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Business Men’s Association
State Druggist’s Association
Rexall Druggist’s Association
The
Aimaghts of Columbus
Citizen’s Na- Semai Bank
Soldier Boys
Carroll County
Jerseyate
Hattie Greiger
Lawrence
Mary
Caesar
City
Frank
Denver
Colo
Grsula
St. Agnes Academy
Indianapolis
Tecka Polski
Re Angeles
Calif
Seorge
Mich
Agnes Margowski
Court Pauses Fraudulent Check Case Until June
In State of Indiana vs Joshua Bechdel the court extended the case to June 14 after the defendant waived arraignment and pleaded guilty to the second count in the affidavit. Bechdel a stock buyer is charged with issuing a fraudulent check when buying cattle. Case venued from White County.
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State of
Indiana
Joshua Bechdel
Bechdol
White County
42000 Plants Distributed To Trustees For Relief
Two batches of 12000 cabbage and tomato plants were given to trustees for distribution yesterday under the elt program by the Governor's commission. Except for a community project at Camden, plants will go to individuals on relief lists. Miss Eveleyn Whiteman underwent an appendicitis operation Saturday at St. Vincent's Hospital. her father and sister Ruth visited Sunday.
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Camden
Eveleyn Whiteman
St. Vincent’s Yeospital
Ruth
Herbert Smith Buys Bank Building for Renovation
Herbert Smith, local radio and refrigerator dealer, has purchased the Citizen's Bank building where he has run his agencies for months. The structure will be renovated with a partition added and back rooms rented for offices, while Smith continues to operate in the main room.
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Herbert Smith
Citizen’s Bank
Mr. Smith
Delphi Edged by Lafayette in Ten Inning Loss
Delphi baseball dropped a 7 to 4 decision to Lafayette K of P nine in ten innings after leading 4 to 1 early in the ninth. Knitter Conn and Hahn logged three hits. Delphi had eight total. Jack Gee pitched the full game. next Sunday Delphi meets Monticello at the new park.
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Delphi
Lafayette K
Jack Gee
Lafayette
Knitter
Clauser to graduate from Los Angeles medical school
William Clauser son of Dr and Mrs A C Clauser will graduate this sprint from the medical department of Indiana university. After graduation he will stay at home until late June then go to Cleveland for an internship at Cleveland City hospital. He was chosen among a small group of graduates to serve at the first aid station at the Indianapolis Speedway Race.
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William Clauser
A. C. Clauser
Indiana University
Cleveland
Cleveland City Hospital
Clauser
Niece of Flora Publisher Dies in Indianapolis
Betty Burgess daughter of Nellie Burgess of Indianapolis and niece of Carroll County Press publisher B. R. Keyes died Tuesday in Indianapolis. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 PM at the residence with Mrs. B. R. Keyes and other family members attending from Flora.
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Betty Burgess
Nellie Burgess
Indianapolis
B. R. Keyes
Carroll County Press
Burnell Keyes
Dana Keyes
Flora
Flora Band Makes Tenth Bow at Races
The Flora band marked its tenth annual appearance at the Indianapolis races on Wednesday. Members include Clyde Bonebrake Wayne Smith William Marocco Donovan Beck Verne Ferguson Emil DeVinney Junior McCloskey Lawrence Hinton Russell Ratcliff John Weaver Alfred Pattengale Willard Hawkins Charles Kirk Paul Irick Phillip Brumfield Kenneth Knapp Meredith Butcher Don DeVinney Edgar Krauss and Howard Payne. The band joined a parade of bands with over 1,000 musicians participating.
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Flora
Indianapolis
Clyde Bonebrake
Wayne Smith
William Marocco
Donovan Beck
Verne Ferguson
Emil DeVinney
Junior McCloskey
Lawrence Hinton
Russell Ratcliff
John Weaver
Alfred Pattengale
Willard Hawkins
Charles Kirk
Paul Irick
Phillip Brumfield
Kenneth Knapp
Meredith Butcher
Don DeVinney
Edgar Krauss
Howard Payne
Rites Held For Mrs. Lula Schnepp In Jefferson Township
Funeral rites for Lula Schnepp 61 wife of Thomas Schnepp were conducted Tuesday afternoon at two from the family home in Jefferson township Rev Weaver of Rockfield officiating. Burial followed in Masonic cemetery. She is survived by her husband.
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Lula Schnepp
Thomas Schnepp
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Jefferson Township
Weaver
Rockfield
State Road 39 paving planned between Monticello and Patton
Contracts for more than two miles of pavement construction on State Road 39 between Monticello and Patton will be set June 12 according to an advertisement in The Citizen this week. The project extends from the lake to the current state road near Monticello.
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Monticello
Patton
Citizen
William Felthoff Dies in Radnor of Heart Trouble
William Felthoff a well known Radnor resident died early Tuesday morning from heart trouble. He was aged and well regarded in the community. The funeral arrangements will be announced by his family and the local officials.
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William Felthoff
Radnor
Nineteen Local Guards On Duty At Speedway Races
Nineteen members of Co. G the Delaware National Guard were assigned to duty at the Speedway Races on Wednesday. They were divided into two units under Lieut. Roy Gardner with one detachment at the south turn parking area and another detachment arriving later for field duty.
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Co. G
Delphi National Guard
Roy Gardner
South Turn
Asa H. Cohee
Lloyd Apt
Reed Brackenridge
Thomas McCain
Ralph Hornbeck
Robert Fife
George Lamb
Chub McCain
Charles Ragle
Duane Lamb
Elward Ferrier
Melvin Hemmig
Robert McKee
Marshall Wagoner
Donald Kite
Thomas Hannell
Lee
Marriage of Kathlyn Sites and Homer LaMar announced
Announcement declares Kathlyn Sites formerly of Delphi wed Homer LaMar of Lafayette in March at Robert Ross home in Monticello. Bride, daughter of Samuel and Katharine Sites of Idaville, is Delphi High School and Lafayette Business College graduate. Groom, son of Harold and Mrs LaMar of Lafayette, works as bookkeeper at Thacker Redinbaugh garage. They reside in Lafayette.
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Kathryn Sites
Delphi
Homer LaMar
Laafayette
Robert Ross
Monticello
Samuel Sites
Idaville
Delphi High School
Lafayette Business College
Harold: LaMar
Lafayette
Thacker-Redinbaugh
Retired Journalist Lamont Creson Dies in Burlington
Lamont Creson 66, former Burling ton postmaster and longtime Indianapolis News staffer, died at his Burlington home after a long illness. Survived by widow, two sisters Laura Carr and Olive Snow grass of Houston, two brothers Orr and Case, a stepson Mrs. S W Granter, and uncle of Lloyd Apt. Funeral held Sunday at Burlington M E church with burial in Burlington cemetery.
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Lamont Creson
Burlington
Indianapolis News
Creson
Laura Carr
Olive Snowgrass
Houston
Texas
Orr
Royal Centre
Case
S. W. Granter
Lloyd Apt
Delphi
Burlington M. E. Church
Burlington Cemetery
City workers update traffic zones around the square
City employees refine traffic zones around the square as routine work for better flow. The notice indicates ongoing municipal maintenance with no disruption to nearby businesses.
First in Series of Band Concerts Set for June 7
The first summer band concert in Delphi will be held Thursday evening June 7. The annual series features 12 or 13 performances on alternate Thursdays around the square led by Loyal Hoshaw with local musicians in the Delphi school band.
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Delphi
Loyal Hoshaw
One Hurt As Car Skids Over South Delphi Hill
Dick Stratton of Indianapolis and three companions escaped serious injury when their Chrysler skidded over a high bank just outside Delphi and crashed into a tree. The car was demolished after traveling about fifty feet along the bank before overturning and lodging against a tree. one occupant suffered severe cuts and bruises. A front tire reportedly blew out as they neared the curve, and half the guard rail was torn away.
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Dick Stratton
Indianapolis
Chrysler
Delphi
Taxes Collected Total 240 000 Dr Crampton Compiles List
County treasurer Robert Johnson reports totals from eleven townships and most corporations. Current taxes by township total 191 532.71, with interest 1 429.89 and delinquent charges 15 040.22. Dr Crampton has completed a list of Carroll County soldiers buried in all wars for Memorial Day tribute.
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Dr. Crampton
Robert Johnson
Tippecanoe and
Jefferson
Yeoman
C. C. Crampton
Carroll County
Guardianship papers issued for Dale Wagoner estate
Court notes record letters of guardianship issued to May Wagoner for the person and estate of Dale Wagoner. Also filed is a complaint in partition by Maurice Sprinkle and others against Ina Link and others.
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Dale Wagoner
May Wagoner
Maurice Sprinkle
Ina Link
Cartwright
Wason
Carr
Susannah Rodgers
Emma R. Reppert
Obear
Bell Paddock Beasley
Alvin J. Pluck
Tippecanoe County
Popejoy Horbostel Win In Fast Mile At State College Meet
Hornbostel the intercollegiate champion edged Purdue’s Charles Popejoy on the final turn at Ross Stadium for a 4 17 2 mile. Popejoy finished about a second behind with an estimated 4 18.
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Popejoy
Horbostel
State College
Ross Stadium
Hornbostel
Charles Popejoy
Purdue
Barn Destroyed by Flames on John Cree Farm
A large barn on the John Cree farm in Rock Creek township was destroyed by fire of unknown origin on Saturday. The Rockfield fire department responded to the blaze and reported two horses and a calf lost in the flames.
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John Cree
Rock Creek Township
Rockfield
Memorial Service for Two O E 8 Members
The Rose Chapter of the O E 8 will hold a memorial service for Col. A B Crampton and Mrs Effie Gushwa on June 4. The event honors the two deceased members and invites members to attend.
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Rose Chapter
Col
A. B. Crampton
Effie Gushwa
AO Ar
Schermerhorn-Evelyn Carl to Wed in New York Home
John Neff Schermerhorn son of R C Schermerhorn, known in Delphi, will marry Evelyn Carl of Brooklyn at noon June 16 at Miss Carl's home 459 Chestnut Street Brooklyn. Schermerhorn works for the New York Telephone Co and will visit Delphi June 20 with his father.
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John Neff Schermerhorn
R. C. Schermerhorn
Delphi
Evelyn Carl
Brooklyn
New York
Commencement Marks End Of Year’s Activity
The annual high school commencement Thursday night marked the end of a year of crowded activity. Forty seven graduates heard Judge Fred G Bale deliver the principal address on Tomorrow's Citizens Today. He emphasized a definite aim in life and a design for living, with diplomas and special awards presented by Supt. C T Amick, a violin solo by Paul Carter and several musical numbers by the local orchestra.
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Fred G. Bale
Supt. C. T. Amick
Paul Carter
Kellogg Offers Free Biscuits via Rural Route Coupons
Kellogg Company distributed coupons with Whole Wheat Biscuits on rural routes near Delphi. Local groceries Smith's, The Delphi Market, Hall's Market and the A and P store are redeeming three coupons each. Coupons entitle the bearer to a free package with purchase. Read the back page ads for more bargains.
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Kellogg Co
Delphi
Kellogg’s
Smith’s
Hall’s
Kellogg
St Joseph Holds Graduation Exercises Sunday
Graduation exercises for St Joseph parochial school pupils were held Sunday at 7 30 PM at St Joseph church. The Rev Father Frieburger of Lafayette gave the principal address. Diplomas and awards were conferred by Rev Father Clifford J Reed. Graduates include Arthur Coomey Bernard Schmitter Robert Clifford Pauline Beck and Kathleen Gibbons.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Frieburger
Lafayette
Clifford J. Reed
Arthur Coomey
Bernard Schmitter
Robert Clifford
Pauline Beck
Kathleen Gibbons
Bridge Bill Awaits Presidential Okeh
Indiana Senate passes a bill to authorize construction of a free bridge over the Wabash near Delphi awaiting presidential signature. Reports of a contract letting were unfounded and a bid is expected once the president signs.
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Indiana
Wabash
Delphi
Senate
Women's Democratic Tea to Feature State Vice-Chairman Speech
Mrs. Margaret Afflis hosts the County Women's Democratic club tea Friday at 2 30 with Mrs. Montgomery Scholl state vice chairman as speaker and guest of honor Delegations from Tippecanoe Cass White Jasper and Pulaski counties will attend Assisting hostesses are Mrs Catherine Breckenridge and Mrs Fannie Carney Committees listed on page 5.
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Margaret Afflis
Women travelers return from two week eastern trip
Mrs Lula Robbins Miss Zella Coppock and Miss Mary Angel Cartwright came back Saturday from a two week tour of the East. Their itinerary included New York the New England states and a week in Washington D C.
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Lula Robbins
Zella Coppock
Mary Angel Cartwright
East
New York
New England
Washington D.C
Joe Been Graduates From Florida Military Academy
Joe Been 18 son of Mr and Mrs Jason Been graduates from the Miami Military Academy in Florida after two years of attendance He has returned home to spend the summer with his family
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Joe Been
Jason Been
Miama Military Academy
Miama
Florida
Joe
Delphi Goodwill Exposition Set for June Dates
The Delphi Chamber of Commerce gears up for a three day Goodwill Exposition on June 18 to 20 on the west side of the square. A 200 by 64 foot canvas hall will host displays with Souvenirs and vaudeville acts to entertain thousands visiting the city.
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Delphi
Chamber of Commerce
Connersville
New Castle
Winchester
Shelbyville
Richard Quick Wins Senior Magazine Award
Richard Quick, 10, receives Curtis publishing company’s senior award for his successful magazine selling campaign. He also wins a year’s subscription to Boy’s Life and thanks the public for support while planning to continue sales through school years. Subscribe for The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Quick
Curtis Publishing Company
Richard
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Herb Smith
Bank Bldg
Balle
Gee
New Park Diamond
L. A. School OF Medicine
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Delphi Hill
Jackson
Madison
Deer Creek
Adams
Rock Creek
Washington
Carrollton
Monroe
Democrat
Clay
Harry Bohannon
American Legion
Herb. Smith
John Schermerhorn
Judge Bale
Kellogg Company
Delphi Goodwill Exposition
Freeman Exposition Service
Robert Gamble
Mr. Gamble
C. O. Julius
C. A. Davies
Howard Bradshaw
Gilbert Bailey
Delphi Motor Sales
DeSoto
Plymouth
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