Grand Jury Convenes In Murder Case Inquiry
The grand jury met after the confession of Jeanette Taylor with foreman D Brice Adams and assistant prosecutor Pollard sworn in. Six sons of Daniel Sink aided the probe into arson and murder tied to Kimble and Taylor as the state fire marshal aids the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Taylor
E. E. Pruitt
Kimble
Cowny Asylum
Pritt
Daniel Sink
Rock Creek Township
D. Brice Adams
Charles Pollard
Ives
Edna Trawin
Edward McCain
Baliff
Jesse Taylor
Taylor
Milton Frost
Delphi
Board of Commissioners
Russell Sink
Grover Sink
Pollard, Cartwright & Wason
George M. Smith
Joseph T. Ives
State Department
Law Department
Public Sale Announced by S P Clauser Near Rockfield
S P Clauser of near Rockfield advertises a public sale of personal property scheduled for Thursday November 10 at his place northeast of Rockfield. After the auction he will depart for Florida to spend the winter with friends in Safety Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P.clauser
Rockfield
Florida
Safety Harbor
Confession Ties Woman to Carroll County Murder
Jeanette Taylor 24 confessed last Thursday to aiding the slain Daniel Sink, implicating Lloyd Kimble 47 in the August 24 murder. She described a late night trip in a Buick, a clublike blow, arson to erase traces, theft from Sink, and a plan she says was premeditated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kimble
Daniel Sink
Rock Creek Township
Witik
Jeanette Taylor
Jesse Taylor
Carroll County
New Court House
Stump Enters Indiana Senate Race At Mount Vernon
Albert Stump Indiana attorney announces candidacy for the United States Senate seat previously held by Arthur Robinson. He spoke at Mount Vernon courthouse, recalling his last campaign and pledging to act for the common good with unwavering resolve and gratitude for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arthur Robinson
Albert Stump
Carroll County
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting will be in the American Legion room at the courthouse next Wednesday evening. A dinner served by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary will begin at 6 30 with State Commander Paul Z McNutt of the American Legion and Indiana University Law School as principal speaker. President L M Pletcher urges wide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Court House
Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion
Chamber
Paul Z. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
L. M. Pletcher
Body of J. F. Williams Brought Here for Burial
The body of James F. Williams 70 died October 25 at his Dermott home was brought to his brother Albertus Williams in Delphi for funeral services held Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev. E. C. Wells. Interment followed in Robinson cemetery. He previously lived in Delphi as a youth and leaves another brother Albert of this city and a sister Mrs Shell of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Williams
Dermott
Albertus Williams
Delphi
E. C. Wells
Robinson Cemetery
Williams
Albert
Shell
Monticello
Bradshaw Buys West Side Block in Delphi
William H. Bradshaw owner of the Delphi Wagon announces he has purchased the garage and armory building at the southeast corner of the public Square from Harve Studebaker and wife. The ground floor will house Ray Hensing’s and Jackson Bros. auto dealers, while the National Guard armory will occupy the second floor until a new corner building is completed. Bradshaw plans to keep the property as a rental investment with a lease to the ground floor tenant and expects use of the second floor by the National Guard in the meantime. He also holds half the west side square and is negotiating for a small factory at the vacant North Washington street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bradshaw
Delphi
Woks
Harve Studebaker
Public Square
Ray Hensinger
Jackson Bros
Caxiani
Pontiac
National Guard Armory
Bradshaw
Ensinger
National
Maine and
Union Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Studebaker
Washington Street
Miami Produce Company
Howard Bradshaw Honored as Grand Herald of IOOF Indiana
Howard Bradshaw, son of Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw, and returning from an automobile honeymoon in Florida, is appointed Grand Herald of the Grand Lodge of Indiana Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The grand lodge will convene in Indianapolis November 17 where Bradshaw will be inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bradshaw
W. H. Bradshaw
Florida
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Bradshaw
Odd Fellows of
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Business men excursion to Peru by Delphian merchants
A. H. Brewer, John Mount, C. O. Julius and John Hamling representing Delphi retail firms made a business trip to Peru on Tuesday. They reportedly went to familiarize themselves with a credit and rating bureau headquartered in Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brewer
John Mount
C. O. Julius
John Hamling
Delphi
Peru
Credit and Rating Bureau
Cyclone Sally at D H S Draws Full Auditorium
The junior class at D H S staged Cyclone Sally in the school auditorium last night to a filled house. The play drew laughs and applause with strong audience reception for clear diction and home team warmth. Director Wilbur Hall earned praise for guiding the cast. Cast highlights include Jack Webster Robert Broadrick Reggie Manners Martin Jim Jerkins Willie Claimp Sally Graham Jenny Thatcher Kathryn Griffith Ruth Thatcher Bernice Arnot Effie Varden Enid Trent Vivian Vernon Elizabeth Wason Cyclone Sally will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Tate
Wilbur Hall
Jack Webster
Webster Estate
Robert Broadrick
Reggie Manners
Martin
Ridder
Jim Jerkins
John Jenner
Willie
Sue Lgasocin
Jdeau
William ‘Wason
Sally Graham
Lenore Gillman
Jenny Thatcher
Jim
Kathryn Griffith
Ruth Thatcher
Reggie
Bernice
Appropriation Made At Adjourned County Session
Thirteen thousand five hundred dollars was appropriated for the county highway system at an adjourned Board of Commissioners session last Tuesday afternoon. Debate centers on funding source with some saying funds are on hand and others asserting an overdraft and that taxes collected now will cover the payout at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Red Cross Roll Call Rally Set at Presbyterian Church
Carroll County American Red Cross plans its annual roll call rally Sunday November six at four in the afternoon at the Presbyterian church. County representation is hoped with special music and a keynote by R B Stewart of Purdue University. Diplomas for home hygiene and nursing completion will be presented by Virgil Stinebaugh, chair of the Carroll County chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
The
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Stewart
Purdue University
Virgil Stinebaugh
Big Co-Operative Sale Prompt Citizen Subscription
During the sale period readers can subscribe to The Citizen for one dollar per year. The offer highlights an annual rate and emphasizes affordability for new subscribers during the event.
Business men buy Franklin Street rooms
The Citizen reports a real estate deal in process with Edward Lynch Frank Morrow and James Goff taking over two business rooms on Franklin Street west of The Citizen building. Lynch and Morrow buy one quarter each while Goff holds half. The rooms house Lynch’s barber shop and Morrow’s shoe repairing shop. Consideration rumored near $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Edward Lynch
Frank Morrow
James Goff
Henry B. Wilson
Franklin Street
Citizen Building
Mr. Lynch
Mr. Morrow
Mr. Goff
Crosby Will Filed for Probate in Circuit Court
Edward H. Crosby died two weeks ago and his will, drafted in 1924 and witnessed by John H. Cartwright and Dr. C. C. Crampton, names his brother Thomas H. Crosby and his wife as primary heirs. The estate includes the family hotel, furnishings, personal property, money, bonds, stocks, and notes. A half interest in an 80 acre Union County farm is divided among four Crosby brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Crosby
John H. Cartwright
C. C. Crampton
Thomas H. Crosby
Crosby
Union County
E. A
T. H. Crosby
T. H
D. E. Crosby
M. A. Tata
Press Club Membership Granted at DePauw University
George Obear, son of Mr and Mrs James QO Obear, is approved for membership in the DePauw University Press Club where fourteen of fifty applicants were pledged. The club aims to foster interest in newspaper work with speakers and student script criticism. Obear, a sophomore, is a reporter for The DePauw and plans to major in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Obear
James QO. Obear
Press Club
DePauw University
Obear
Sophmore
DePauw
Photographer Jason Been Receives Commendation for Etchings
Jason Been of the Bowen bank photographed etchings depicting Kimble and Mrs Taylor and the murder scene. The images were first used by the Indianapolis Times, which commended Been for his excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Been
Bowen Bank
Kimble
Alberta Davidson hurt in door accident
Alberta Jo Davidson one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Davidson had several fingers mashed and one nearly severed when her hand was caught in a door Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Jo Davidson
Donald Davidson
That's That staged by Tri Kappa in Delphi
Miss Thelma Peterson directs the musical comedy That's That presented by the Tri Kappa sorority on November 15 and 16. A professional director from John B. Rogers Producing Company leads a strong cast with a notable chorus and colorful costumes. Tickets are 50 cents for the entire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Peterson
Tri Kappa
Delphi
Peterson
John B. Rogers
Theansane
Taxes due by next Monday with ten percent penalty
Last day to pay full installment of taxes is Monday November 7. If not paid, a ten percent penalty is added. Also advertisement for fresh fish and oysters at Hall's Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall’s Market
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Judge Pollard
Roy Ellen
Monroe Township
Burton D. Honan
Madison
Albert Atkinson
Jefferson
Irvin T. Snyder
Deer Creek
Roy Clauser
Dan
Dan’s
Mann
Harry E. Gates
Riley Sink
Link
Michigan
Sink
Link Brothers
Daniel
Sink Brothers
Kimbie
Tert
N ‘ Hey
Floyd Kimbie
Indianapolis Times
Stump
Senate
West Side Business
Brock
LODGE
RED ‘Cross
Henry B.—Wilson
Edward A. Crosby
Depauw Press Club
TRI Kappas
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