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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
5
A courtesy section invites readers to inform the Citizen of visits and departures to ensure friendly acknowledgment. The notice emphasizes sharing coming and going details to improve guest hospitality and community greeting.
Indy trip for Dillard Williams and Claude Oyler, and weekend visits among Indiana families are noted. Local ads promote Mount & Son batteries at 1.35 and 1.39, boys and men’s hosiery and undergarments, and a page of clothier listings. Several residents are mentioned with travels, visits, and hospital work.
Rockfield Indians beat Cutler high school 21 to 20 in a tight match led by Mockerman with 11 points. It was Rockfield’s second win in two games while Cutler reserves won 14 to 11 against Rockfield’s second unit.
The Flora basketball team opened the season Friday night by defeating Brownsburg 20 to 15. Led by Peters Flora, they held a slim lead most of the game. In the preliminary, Flora defeated Adams Township 4 to 0.
Remarks by Representative John J. O Connor discuss Treasury Department refunds and abatements from 1923 to 1931 totaling over 3.5 billion dollars. He compares this to Hoover era deficits, cites tax law changes of 1909, and accuses Republicans of funding through refunds while accusing gains from the Treasury.
Mrs. Hugo mother of Rev Herbert Hugo was buried in Hammond with ministers Dr M Lienk Dr J C Parrett Rev E Armstrong Rev Adolph Stoerker Rev J Orr Powell and Rev Howard Jenkins officiating. She was wife to the long time Hammond pastor. Honoraries included Len Million Everett Flora Earl Bowman and others.
Mrs. Robert VanNatta regent and other Delphi chapter members attended an address on southern mountain schools by Mrs. John Logan Marshall of South Carolina at Duncan hall in Lafayette Monday evening. Rev. C C Brown of St Louis spent Sunday with his parents. Brown arrived by airplane.
National Red Cross aims to boost school interest by posting in Roll Call. Delphi junior high art pupils Charles B Thompson Ina Ball Esther Welker B B Baum M L Bowman Betty Lee Lines M A Bunnell John Berryman saw work judged by a committee. Thompson and Ball won best posters sent to Indianapolis for display at the State Convention November 1 2. Roll Call begins November 10.
Joe Haslet of Ockley is named sales agent for the Butler University Phi Delta Theta chapter's Drift annual. Haslet, a Butler junior, belongs to Men's Union and the fraternity. The publication is produced by Fairview campus juniors, with book publication tied to the university edition.
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