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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
2
The Democratic party wins an unprecedented victory following a two year recovery push led by President Roosevelt. The GOP suffers two crushing defeats, party disarray, and a bleak outlook, while future reform and a shift in leadership are anticipated.
A columnist argues Sam Insull faces a tough trial, defending his honesty against accusations from hundreds harmed by his judgments. The piece presents Insull as a relic of a swindling era and a symbol of rugged individualism amid national indifference.
The text extols high school basketball as a wholesome community activity and a builder of physical health, urging focus on youth sportsmanship over winning at Indiana schools. It also juxtaposes social issues with commentary on cars and a boy offering to skip soap for poor children, ending with a note on coffee charging.
The lender may rely on the borrower's credit statement to determine loan use. Applications cover improvements for homes and buildings, with full prepayment allowed subject to a rebate if charges were collected in advance. Farmers face seasonal incomes, and misusing insured funds is a federal offense under the National Housing Act, though it does not affect insurance eligibility.
The column recalls rediscoveries from aged volumes and promises a new series tracing news from earlier eras, hinting at Civil War era material and ongoing archival dives. Readers are invited to subscribe as the project continues.
Indianapolis November 7. The Better Housing Program of the Federal Housing Administration gains momentum daily and prompts borrowers to ask questions at the FHA Indiana office led by director Fred Hoke. Questions cover title search standards, loan repayment methods, and safeguards to prevent use of funds for movable equipment.
Indiana totals show September 1934 collections of 6 139 260 57 across all sources, up from 1 368 801 55 in September 1933. For July through September 1934 the quarterly total was 13 968 265 38, up from 5 689 572 17 in 1933, with income tax estate tax and excise tax driving gains.
The column presents opinions from Theodore G. Joslin Simeon Arthur Huston and Royal S. Copeland criticizing morality based on fear, and a note from Dr. Jean Picard expressing a desire to land on the White House lawn. It frames responses to a potential Hoover candidacy within broader political commentary.
FDIC release shows deposits in 464 Indiana commercial banks rose by nearly 65 million dollars from December 30, 1933 to June 30, 1934, covering 89 percent of licensed banks. Loans and investments totaled 391,397,000. cash and due from banks stood at 159,651,000. deposits reached 486,263,000. Brady R Wasson composition hearing set for November 10, 1934, with debts totaling 9,270.98 and assets 6,588.00.
The undersigned administrators Bertie A. Rice and Clarence Cree announce the estate of Malinda I Cree late of Carroll County Indiana is solvent. Judge of Carroll Circuit Court appoints them administrator. Oct 4 1934 Hamling and Smock Attorneys. Se Estate.
Notice to creditors in the District Court for the Northern District is published to present claims. Claims must be filed by a stated deadline with the clerk of court or appropriate designated official. The notice names the decedent or estate and identifies the representative handling the administration.
In Carroll County Indiana September Term 1934 the plaintiff files a complaint and affidavit that John Hanaway now resides in Indiana. It seeks to collect a judgment obtained March 1929 in Lucas County Ohio. Defendants must appear January 7 1935 or face hearing in absentia at Delphi Court House.
In the Carroll Circuit Court at Delphi Indiana Elfreeda N Wagoner Administratrix presents and files final settlement of Foster E Wagoner deceased estate. The November 15 1934 examination date requires heirs and creditors to appear and show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Clerk seal witnessed by Wilbur Lane Cork Busy & Davisson Anderson Indiana.
Carroll Circuit Court Sept Term 1934 case of John E Wagoner vs Opal Wagoner. Opal Wagoner declared nonresident. suit for divorce. Defendants must appear January Term 1935 on January 14 at Delphi Court, or default judgment may be entered. Clerk Wilbur Lane. attorney Gus A Hall.
Carroll Circuit Court of Guene'e ty Indiana names Mahlon Kerlin as administrator of the Mary McDonald estate in Carroll County deceased. October 19, 1984 Floyd J. Julien attorney.
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