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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1947

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Democrats Sweep City Council And Clerk Treasurer Posts

Main Street reels as Democrats gain a council majority and win the city clerk treasurer seat. Theories swirl from GOP anger over national policy to a CIO-PAC intruding for a day, labeled an utter falsehood by the Citizen editor. Mabel Fraser calls the result “This could only happen in America.”

Main Street GOP Cio-Pac Citizen Mabel Fraser GOP County America

National Education Week Observed by Delphi Public Schools

Delphi Public Schools will observe National Education Week November 9 to 15 along with thousands of other schools. Local officials expect many visitors Thursday and Friday next week to view crowded classes amid a critical shortage of classrooms.

Delphi Public America

Education Week Theme and Origins in 1921 Proclamation

The article notes Educa tion Week with the theme The Schools Are Yours. It cites President Harding's 1921 proclamation which first set apart a week for American Education Week and highlighted postwar education challenges such as illiteracy and physical unfitness.

Presiden Harding

Public support urged for school needs statement

The NEA urged public backing in the same year to address current school needs, citing better buildings and equipment, and improved vocational education as priorities.

NEA

Local Plea to Be Voiced by Lowell Thomas at Roxy

During the week of November 9 15 Lowell Thomas will deliver a local plea at the Roxy Theater. Delphi high school bought this short movie to encourage thinking about education amid rising divorce rates delinquency and family stress.

Lowell Thomas Roxy Theater Delphi High School

School Open House Promises Better Citizenship Knowledge

The piece urges visiting the school next week to meet teachers and see how the system works. It argues the school must foster psychological growth and emotional maturity for quality citizenship along Main Street and to ensure democracy survives.

Main Street

War veteran Julian Garrison finds town welcoming despite injury

The 22 year old Julian Garrison, a war veteran, arrived with a group of Arkansas itinerants to work at Lutz Canning Company. He could not secure a job due to his physical handicap but praised Delphi and Globe Valve officials and sent for his wife.

Delphi Globe Valve Julian Garrison Arkansas Lutz Canning Company Julian

Globe hires injured man for seated assembly work

Globe officials learned of his case last week and offered him a job he can perform while seated due to a badly injured leg. He was placed in the assembly room where he can work without standing, meeting his abilities.

Globe

War hero YOUNG GARRISON earns multiple decorations

YOUNG GARRISON, a member of the 82nd Airborne, was twice wounded in the recent war. He wears the Silver Star the Bronze Star the Presidential Citation with cluster the Combat Infantryman’s Badge the Soldier’s Medal the ETO ribbon with three battle stars the Victory Medal the American Theater Ribbon and the Good Conduct Medal whenever he can find room.

Young Garrison 82Nd Airborne

Garrison Injured by Mounted Saw Post Discharge

Garrison suffered a severe leg injury when a mounted saw his father bought dislodged during a logs cutting attempt after discharge. The saw struck his leg near the knee, nearly severing it. He has worn a cast and uses crutches since the accident.

Garrison

War veteran's widow seeks housing in Carroll County

An urgent appeal from Joe Toléen Carroll county Veteran's Service Officer asks for a house in Carroll County for a World War II veteran's widow and her five children. The widow lives in Flora but will move anywhere in the county. If you know of a suitable home notify Mr Tolén immediately.

Joe Toléen Carroll County Flora Tolen

Mindwell Wilson Elected Associate member of Theta Sigma Phi

Mrs H B Wilson known as Mindwell to Citizen readers is notified of her election as an associate member of Theta Sigma Phi, the national professional and honorary fraternity for women in journalism. Associates are selected for profess

H. B. Wilson Mindwell Theta Sigma Phi

Carroll County Home Superintendent resigns effective March 1 1948

Carroll County Commissioners accepted the resignation of Ervil Aldridge as superintendent of the county home effective March 1 1948. Aldridge has served since March 1 1945 and plans to move to his own farm. Commissioners also advertised bids for the Flora county highway garage.

Board of Carroll County Commissioners Ervil Aldridge Carroll County Aldridge Flora Citizen

School Board Approves Driving Course For Students

The Delphi Deer Creek Township School Board approved an AAA driving course for students to begin in September 1948 due to budget limits. A qualified teacher must be found, cars donated by Ford and Chevrolet will be used, and maintenance paid by the district.

Delphi-Deer Creek Township American Automobile Association E. E. Glenn Indiana Ford Chevrolet Auto Purdue University Ben H. Watt Superintendent of Public Instruction Watt

Burnettsville Home Talent Show Set For November 24

Anita Ruth Breitweiser announces Burnettsville school hosts a home talent show Monday November 24 at 7 30 p m in the school. Open to Burnettsville area including Jackson township and surrounding townships in Carroll Cass White counties. Two groups A and B for experienced and first time performers. No age limit. Entrants provide accompanist. Enrollment due by November 14. Cash prizes awarded to top entries in each group with further prize counts to be announced.

Anita Ruth Breitweiser Burnettsville Jackson Township Lincoln Adams Carroll County Jefferson Cass County Cass White County Breitweiser

Federal inspection of guard unit rescheduled to November 13

Captain Foster Haines of the Indiana National Guard announced postponing the Federal Inspection of the local unit from November 7 to November 13. Upon completion, the unit expects federal recognition and pay for training periods. He added that enlistees who later become NCOs within the first three pay grades will be eligible for promotion to commissioned officer.

Foster Haines Indiana National Guard Haines Guard

Delphi High School Basketball Dinner and Lawrence Show

Delphi high school invites the basketball team and their parents to a cooperative supper at the school tonight. After the meal the Junior Class hosts the Mysterious Lawrence show in the auditorium for attendees.

Delphi High School

Suit on Note Filed in Carroll Court

Joe Ruegamer and others sue Claude Oyler and others in Carroll circuit court seeking 146.00 due on a promissory note. Bishop and Lane represent the plaintiffs.

Joe Ruegamer Et. Ux Carroll Circuit Claude Oyler Bishop and Lane

Mysteryous Lawrences Junior Class Presentation

The Junior Class presents the Mysteri ous Lawrences tonight at the school building. Plans mention the first basketball game Friday night and note Thanksgiving in 21 days with Christmas in 48 days.

Lawrences

Oracle Season Opens Friday Night At Armory

Delphi opens its basketball season Friday at the Armory facing Brookston Bombers in a sell out predicted game. Friday's prelim features Brookston Bees against Delphi Bees at 7 pm with seating painted green and numbered for reserved patrons. Next week Delphi meets Rossville in Hoosier Conference action.

Oracle Phia Armory Brookston Bombers Bombers J. Richard Shaffer Mack Club Carrollton Flora Cutler Ervin Cutler Camden Deer Creek Camden Delphi Hoosier Rossville Armory Brookston Bees Delphi Bee’s

Delphi Sunshine Society Initiates Forty-Four Members

Forty four new members were initiated into the Delphi Sunshine Society during a candle light ceremony at the Methodist church attended by freshmen girls from Delphi high school. Kathryn Fife led as president with other officers and a tea followed in the church parlors.

Delphi Sunshine Society Lovely Rite Sunshine Scieties Delphi High School Methodist Church Kathleen Fife Marjorie Norris Geneva Hawkins Doris Fross Betty Spring Rosella Kerlin Barbara Larimore Aat Randle Helen Wise Mary Alice Carrier Carrie Lou Dock Helen Allen Sunshine Girl Dorothy Newell Robert Christopher South Bend Business College Jean Bertha Noble Mary Ellen Clemens Phyllis Ayres Carol Clawson Helen Cleaver Helen Clifford Carolyn Coble Carolyn Cripe Dorothy Davis Rachel Dishon Helen Downing Roberta Dunn Shirley Fesler Patty Fentinel Ruth Furst Beverly George Joanne Groninger Edna Hancock Thelma Hayden Laralee Henderson Patty Herron Maxine Houser Carolyn Horsewood Joan Hughes Wanda Hughes Gertrude Johns Alda Kesler Joan Larimore Rosemary Merrill Martha Myers Ruth McGuire Mildred Parr Sylvia Pearson Dorothy Pence Joy Redman Barbara Shepard Carolyn Shulthers Julie Smith Peggy Starkey Donna'Timmons Helen Ward Norma Wesley Diane Becker Vivian Brummett Patricia Miller

Disorderly Conduct Charge Filed Against Sanitarium Operator

Frank M. Sigley of Kokomo was arrested by Carroll county officers after causing trouble at Otto Platt’s Burlington area home while seeking directions. He faced disorderly conduct and public intoxication charges, posted a total of 38.15 dollars, and 13.75 dollars respectively, before being sent toward Ohio.

Frank M. Sigley Kokomo Carroll County Otto Platt Burlington Allen Sigley Ohio Platt Mr. Platt Richard Wedekind Indianapolis Carey Justice of the Peace Rossie L. Dern

Fellowship evening at Radnor Methodist church

A fellowship evening is planned for Saturday evening November 7 at Radnor Methodist church. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches. Public invitation extended.

Lafayette man arrested on gaming equipment charge

Homer L. Siefer of Lafayette and Milner Novelty Co was arrested last Thursday by Sheriff Allen on possession of illegal gaming equipment. He pled not guilty before Justice Rossie L. Dern and posted a $500 bond. He will stand trial before Justice Dern tonight.

Homer L. Siefer Lafayette Milner Novelty Company Allen Justice of the Peace Rossie L. Dern Justice Dern

Mothers of World War II Meet November Seventh

The Delphi Unit of Mothers of World War II will meet Friday afternoon November 7 at 1 PM in the GAR rooms in the courthouse. All members are urged to attend this important meeting.

Delphi GAR Court House

Recreational Leaders Urged to Attend Purdue Conference

County Agent A. P. Nelson urges rural youth leaders 4 H clubs Future Farmers church groups home economics clubs and farm bureau members to attend a one day recreational conference at Purdue Union Building Monday November 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. F. M. McReynolds will lead the program and the general public is invited free of charge.

A. P. Nelson Farm Bureau Purdue Purdue Union F. M. McReynolds

Ralph Cheadle Wins Frankfort Mayor Race by 25 Vote Margin

Ralph Cheadle of Frankfort and known in Delphi as a Shaffer Grocery salesman won the mayoral race in the Gem City. The Democratic candidate defeated his Republican opponent by 25 votes in his second bid for the office. Cheadle is married to Delphi native Alice Kennard and is father of Mrs. Edgar Stuntz of Delphi.

Ralph Cheadle Frankfort Delphi Shaffer Gem City Cheadle Alice Kennard Edgar Stuntz

Rabbit hunting season opens November 10

County conservation officer Glenn Watts reminds local hunters the rabbit season begins Monday November 10 with a daily bag limit of five rabbits. He also notes there will be no pheasant season until 1948.

Glenn Watts Watts

Home Economics Club Meeting Announced

The Clay Tome Home Economics club schedules a Wednesday gathering on November 12 at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Martin Irmegar to discuss club matters and activities.

Clay Tome Martin Irmegar

Mrs Richard Thompson Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy

Mrs. Richard Thompson, patient at a Lafayette hospital, underwent an emergency appendectomy. Her condition is not reported as critical.

Richard Thompson Lafayette Hospital

Webb Lucas Named 1948 Captain of Oracle Football Team

Webb Lucas, tackle on the 1947 high school squad, was chosen by teammates as 1948 captain of the Oracles at a Delphi Rotary Club banquet. Coach Harry Cooper paid tribute to the team and volunteers, and Captain Smith announced next year’s captain.

Webb” Lucas Oracles Delphi Rotary Club Robert VanNatta J. Richard Shaffer Floyd J. Julién E. E. Glenn Harry Cooper Oracle Miles Allen Freeman Charles “Chuck” Shank Cooper Smith Charles Bowen Illinois University of Ilinois

Thief Steals $417 From Roach Service Station

John Roach reports $417.67 in cash and checks missing from the safe at Roach Service Station on West Main near the 25 39 junction Delphi. The safe was on day lock when the robbery occurred as staff were busy at the drive. State police and local authorities are investigating.

John Roach Roach West Main Street Delphi

Case Transfer Would Move Delinquency Charge to City Court

A charge of contributing to the delinquency of a child against Lloyd Mohr of Camden was dismissed in Tippecanoe Circuit Court in Lafayette after a noise motion and refiled in a local city court. Mohr pleaded not guilty in the lower court through his attorney.

Tippecanoe Lloyd Mohr Camden Lafayette Mohr Lynn Parkinson Tippecanoe County

Carroll County Singing Convention at Bachelor Run Church

The Carroll County Singing Convention will meet Sunday afternoon November 9 at 2 30 p m at the Bachelor Run Church of the Brethren. Congregational singing will be enjoyed and the public is invited.

Carroll County Bachelor Run Church of the Brethren

Mrs William Grant Smith Injured In Fall At Home

Mrs William Grant Smith remains in Home hospital Lafayette after a fall Friday afternoon last week that caused a fractured vertebra. She was recovering from a recent major operation at the time of the accident.

William Grant Smith Home Hospital Lafayette

Democrats Take Majority Of City Offices Tuesday

In Delphi three precincts turnout exceeded 75 percent as voters elected a Democratic majority to the city council and chose Walter B. Popejoy as city clerk treasurer. Mayor Charles A. Wood won a four year term and two Republicans joined the council.

Delphi Charles A. Wood Walter B. Popejoy Curtis McCain Popejoy Benjamin Drake Jesse E. Patrick Haughey D. Mount Gilbert Underhill Charles Harner Carl “Pete” Hargraves Willi S. Kerlin Wood Roy Clauser Lafayette

Armistice Day Observance and Legion Supper Planned

No formal Armistice Day event is scheduled here next Tuesday. At 11 a.m. residents will pause for a moment of memory for World War I servicemen. Harry Bohannon Post American Legion proposes a 6:30 p.m. cooperative supper, then a 9 to midnight dance at the Delphi Country Club. Legion members and former servicemen are invited with guests allowed.

Harry Bohannon Post American Legion the Legion Post Delphi Country Club Legion

Monon Friendship Car to Stop at Delphi for Food Relief

In cooperation with President Truman the Monon Railroad will run special cars along the Hoosier Line the week of November 10 13 to collect food for abroad relief. The train will be at Monon Station Delphi on Wednesday November 12 from 3 PM to 330 PM. Residents should bring wheat products macaroni sugar soya beans dried peas and beans by that time. Canned goods are discouraged due to packing needs.

Truman Monon Railroad Hoosier Line Monon Delphi

Redskins Trim All Star Team at Armory

Delphi stars Dexie Moore and Bill Perigo received a standing ovation as Sheboygan Redskins All Star game drew 700 fans. Redskins won 78 to 62, with locals Fred and Dick Oyler contributing strongly for the All Stars.

Redskins Armory Perigo Moore Delphi Dexie Moore Bill Perigo Sheboygan Redskins Oyler Brothers Fred Flora Sheboygan Harris Deaton Lucas Todorovich Gautt Clyd Bolyard Suesen

Lloyd Zook Elected Chaplain at Indiana Grange Convention

Lloyd Zook of Delphi route 4 was elected chaplain of the Indiana State Grange at the state convention held one week at Mitchell Indiana. Zook is active in Welcome In Grange at Radnor and has long been associated with the Grange.

Lloyd Zook Indiana Grange Delphi Route 4 Indiana Mitchell Zoek Welcome In Grange Radnor Grange

Improper plates lead to Logansport man arrest

Carl E. Frye twenty four of Logansport was arrested Monday by Sheriff Sanford Allen for having improper license plates on his truck. Rossie L. Dern was fined one dollar with costs totaling nine dollars seventy five cents.

Carl E. Frye Logansport Sanford Allen Justice of the Peace Rossie L. Dern

Gingrich Family Pays Northern and Kentucky Visits

Mr and Mrs John Gingrich and family spent several days last week visiting relatives and friends in southern Indiana. They also called on his daughter Mrs Garnett Perkins and family in Hodgenville Kentucky.

John Gingrich Indiana Garnett Perkins Hodgenville Kentucky

Schmitter Busald engage and plan Thanksgiving wedding

Mr and Mrs Francis Schmitter Jr of Delphi route 4 announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Therese to Raymond A Busald son of Mr and Mrs Albert Busald of Rushville. They will wed November 27 at 10 am in St Joseph church Delphi with a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home and a reception at the Schmitter residence. Mary Therese is a Delphi high school graduate class of 1946 and has attended Marion College. she is a soloist and Legion of Mary member. Raymond Busald is a Southport high school graduate and works in farming near Rushville where they will reside.

Francis Schmitter, Jr Delphi Route 4 Mary Théresa Raymond A. Busald Albert Busald Rushville St. Joseph’s Church Schmitter Delphi High School Marion College Indianapolis Legion of Mary Busald Southport High School

Calvert Engagement Sets Delphi Couple for Winter Wedding

Roberta Calvert of Fort Wayne is engaged to Robert G. Smith of Flora. The wedding is planned for December 27. Roberta, a South Side High School graduate, moved to Delphi to live with grandparents. Robert, a Flora High and Purdue graduate, served two years in the Navy.

Paul R. Calvert Fort Wayne Roberta Jeanne Delphi Robert G. Smith Glen Smith Flora Seise Miss Calvert South Side High School Ft. Wayne William Martin Smith Flora High School Purdue Navy

Jackson-Hammond wedding in Delphi on Oct 31

Mr and Mrs Clarence Jackson announce the marriage of their daughter Joan to Harry J Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Harry N Hammond of route 2 Delphi. The ceremony took place at Delphi Methodist church parsonage officiated by Rev Merlin Schwein. The couple plan to reside on route 2 Delphi.

Logansport High School U. S. Medical Corps Adams’ Drug Store Delphi John R. Patrick Bring Ned

Carroll County Court House Closed November 11, 1947

The Carroll County Court House at Delphi will be closed Tuesday November 11 1947 in observance of istice.

Carroll County Delphi

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