John Sanders Indicted by Grand Jury in Bank Probe
Delphi banker examiner John Sanders and bank officers John Jarrell and J. M. William were named in two counts by the Tippecanoe County grand jury probing the Peoples Loan & Trust Co. failure. Clarence Briggs, a former bookkeeper, was charged with embezzling 25,000. Sanders, arraigned in Lafayette, posted 5,000 bond for deposits after insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eps Sanders
Delphi
State Department
Indianapolis
Tippecanoe County Grand Jury
Peoples Loan & Trust Co
John Jarrell
J. M. William
Clarence Briggs
Briggs
Clymers
Sanders
Lafayette Trust Company
Flora
L. Kenneth Billings
Williamsport
Billings
Judge Billings
Warren Circuit Court
Lafayette
Slack elected Indianapolis mayor amid party tensions
L ERT SLACK, a former governor candidate and longtime public figure, was elected mayor of Indianapolis to succeed the resigning Duvall. The vote came from a mix of Republicans and a Democrat amid corruption fallout connected to Ku Klux Klan ties, sparking concerns about party power and electoral strategy in Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ert Slack
United States
Indiana General Assembly
Indianapolis
Duvall
Marion
Ku Klux Klan
Slack
Daily Press
Marion County
Frank C. Dailey
Delphi Democrats
Delphi musician Smock returns from Harvard trip with IU band
John R. Smock of Delphi is back after traveling with the Indiana University band to Cambridge for the Indiana Harvard game. The IU ensemble earned praise from the eastern fans in attendance at the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Smock
Delphi
Harvard
Indiana University
Bloomington
I. U
Cambridge
Clubhouse plans formed at Benton Telephone meeting
Plans for a $10,000 clubhouse on Lake Delphi were laid at a Benton Telephone Association gathering in Monticello several days ago, as reported by the Monticello news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Delphi
Benton Telephone Association
Monticello
Floyd Kimble Indicted by Grand Jury in Sink Killing
The Citizen reports Floyd Kimble was indicted by a grand jury for the August 24 murder of Daniel Sink. Kimble must stay jailed as the charge is nonbailable. No indictments were returned for Jeanette Taylor, whose confession linked Kimble to the crime. Three other indictments were noted against unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kimble
Daniel Sink
Kimble
Floyd Julien
Sink
Jeanette Taylor
Link
Court House
Principals Meet at Rockfield in Carroll County
The Carroll County Principals Association of thirteen township schools gathered at Rockfield hosted by Paul Usher. County Superintendent T W Armstrong chaired the meeting as plans on high school standards were debated. The group will convene monthly during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Principals’ Association
Paul Usher
Rockfield
T. W. Armstrong
Ignoring Court Order Leads to Arrest in Divorce Case
Glen Peterson of Cutler defied a court order to pay $35 plus $5 weekly for his wife's support and attorney fees. After entering a divorce suit with his wife filing for maintenance, the judge set the payments but Peterson’s failure to pay resulted in his arrest and detention by Sheriff Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Peterson
Cutler
Pruitt
Peterson
Sink
Red Men to Hold Important Meeting Next Tuesday
Officers of the local lodge announce an important Red Men meeting in the lodge room on November 15. Great business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend. Harry J. Reed will give a speech during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Red Men
Harry J. Reed
Young America Bulldogs Defeat Burlington Wildcats 12–0
The Young America Bulldogs beat the Burlington Wildcats 12 to 0 at Burlington on Sunday. Both teams seek games with independent squads for the rest of the month.
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Young Americans
Young America Bulldogs
Gridiron Eleven
Burlington Wild Cats
Burlington
Young America
Community Sale At Delphi Barn Novel Stock And Home Items
Auction at Delphi Sales Barn Friday November 18 features feeding hogs heifers milk cows and heating stoves and ranges like new and guaranteed. John Baer manager urges listing of stock early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Sales
John
Baer
Walters Succumbs to Poison Attack in Delphi
G H Walters a Delphi groceryman died at St Elizabeths hospital from blood poisoning after a scratch on his left hand. He was 64 born in Hebron Ind came to Delphi fifteen years ago and built a retail business. Survived by widow son James daughter Mrs Hilding Jacobson and several siblings. Funeral at Masonic Temple Friday at 9 conducted by Rev L E Knox. Burial in Hebron after extended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Walters
North Washington Street
Mr. Walters
Hebron
Ind
James
Hilding Jacobson
Sherman
Charles
Frank
Myrtle Foltz
Clark Berdine
Helicon
Masonic Temple
L. E. Knox
The
Christian Church
Carrollton Coming for First Basketball Game
Delphi high school prepares for its season opener on their floor facing Carrollton, a strong foe after a recent win over Flora. Fans number about seventy five as D H S aims to start with a win following a 29 to 19 loss to Sharpsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi High School
Carrollton
Flora
Sharpsville
Fire Department Responds to Two Sunday Alarms
Fire crews answered two calls Sunday with minimal damage. In the forenoon they battled a roof fire at W. S. Smith residence where Abner Bowen and Joseph Ives had the flames out before the department arrived. In the afternoon the apparatus went to Richard Sales home in the north part of the city where only the kitchen interior suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Smith
Abner Bowen
Joseph Ives
Richard Sales
Aged Bringhurst Woman Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs. J. N. A. Ross aged 85 died Sunday at her Bringhurst home of pneumonia. She is remembered in the community and leaves three sons Luther Morton of Bringhurst and Thomas Ross of Logansport and four daughters Mrs. Jesse Johnson Mrs. J. W. Eikenberry Mrs. Blanche Evans of Bringhurst and Mrs. P. Perry of Joliet Illinois. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Bringhurst church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. A. Ross
Bringhurst
Ross
Burnside Haynes
Delphi
Luther and
Morton
Thomas Ross
Logansport
Jesse Johnson
J. W. Eikenberry
Blanche Evans
P. Perry
Joliet
Ill
Bringhurst Church
Infant Swatts Dies at Parents' Home
James Eugene Swatts, 14 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Swatts of four and a half miles west of Delphi, died Saturday. Survived by sister Georgia Louise and parents. Funeral by Rev. O P Manker at home at 1 30 Monday, burial Prairie Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eugene Swatts
John Swatts
Delphi
Georgia Louise
O. P. Manker
Card party replaces play in Lebanon event
A planned performance of Mammy's Lil Wild Rose by a Lebanon cast at the Delphi K of C hall Tuesday evening was cancelled due to a leading actress injury. A card party was held instead with game honors awarded to Mrs. Riese Schrader George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammy
Lil Wild Rose
Lebanon
Delphi K
C. Hall
Rev. C. J. Reed
County Commissioners Meet With Minor Action Taken
November session of the Board of County Commissioners yielded routine business. Claims were approved though many funds are exhausted and await a December or late month council meeting. Auditor J L Whiteman expects a council call to tabulate payments and identify funding sources. The court did not act on a large county gravel road appropriation petition. Bridges and arches were accepted for several structures. Six men were appointed as stable keepers for the Greenlawn Horsethief Detective Association. Drain work for Jefferson township was approved with Drain Commissioner Barnard to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. L. Whiteman
Commissioners’ Court
Court House
Burlington, Dilling, Bragunier and
Stranathan
Goslee and
Pyrmont Mill
Grantham
Greenlawn Horsethief Detective Association
B. C. Wagoner
Emerson Johns
Lloyd Thomas
William Haagland
Walter Dobbins
Jesse Johnson
George Hamilt
Jefferson Township
Charles E. Barnard
Young Men Responsible for Thefts At Country Club
Thieves believed to be youths accessed the country club tool house last week and stole gasoline and oils used by the course caretaker. Repeated break-ins near the ice plant during summer prompted guards and an investigation led by T. J. Ryan. If incidents recur, authorities may pursue arrests as thefts are not for financial gain but to obtain car fuel ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
T. J. Ryan
Ryan
Christian Churches to Hold County Conference
The Carroll County Christian churches plan a Delphi conference on Thursday November 17 starting at 10 am with devotional time. The county president will speak followed by addresses and a dinner by the local congregation. Afternoon talks feature Miss Ethel Shreve and Mrs O H Griest. at 7 30 pm G I Hoover will speak on The Message of Our State Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches
Carroll County
Delphi
Ethel Shreve
India
O. H. Griest
Indiana Womans’ Missionary Society
G. I. Hoover
Chang booked for Arc production by Gardner
Chang, second only to Ben Hur as a spectacular production, is booked for the Arc by Manager Gardner for next Monday and Tuesday nights. The show promises thrilling, marvelous, stupendous and wonderful scenes with circus features wild animals and child appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Gardner
That's That musical comedy dazzles Palm Beach romances
A four Romance revue set in Palm Beach features Kenneth Nelson as Jones the lifeguard, Eloise Reswick, and sister Nanette in a lightedhearted saga. An all male chorus and one lead girl perform as Tri Kappa funds benefit from 50 cent tickets on November 15 16 with a cast including Ralph Hanna Enid Trent Mary Lou Gerard Doc Bowen Margaret Atkinson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Nelson
John Hamling
Jones
Palm Beach
Eloise Reswick
Mable Fraser
Hilda Bowen
Kenneth
Martin Morris
Ralph Hanna
Steilia Brownell
Eddie
Letty
Mickey Sullivan
Doc Bowen
Mamie Riner
Margaret Atkinson
New York
Tenth Avenue
Mamie
Mickey
Winegar
Prince
Mary Lou Gerard
Nanette
Stags
Tri Kappa Sorority
Tri Kappa
Willie Hop
D. B. Retherford
Letitia Brownell
Enid Trent
Jane Bronson
Lorene Hinkle
Kenneth Jones
Palm Beach Patrol
Doc Brown
Mickies
Nelson
Doris Hollowell
Georgia Carrigan
Harve Hoshaw buys Court View Barber Shop
Harve Hoshaw takes over the Court View barber shop on the square after selling it three years ago to John Vianco. He brings broad local and regional connections and plans no staff changes with current employees Lines and Wayne Aldridge remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Hoshaw
Court View
John Vianco
Mr. Hoshaw
Frank
Harvey
Hoshaw
Mr. Lines
Wayne Aldridge
Banks to close for Armistice Day observances
Banks to close all day on Armistice Day in observance of the national holiday. No public events mark the ninth anniversary of the World War hostilities ceasefire.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Delphi
Denzel R. Dan a farmer from Delphi wed Iey M. White of Delphi in a marriage license record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzel R
Dan
Farmer
Delphi
Iey M. White
Trustees Discuss School Matters At Regular Meeting
Six townships represented in the monthly Board of Education session led by County Superintendent T W Armstrong. The group approved Thanksgiving and Christmas vacation plans and reviewed teacher pay, bus driver contracts, civic maps sales pitches, textbook orders, payment duties, and an attendance review by Attendance Officer Casad with potential legal action for noncompliant parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackkson
Tippecanoe
Burlington
Democrat
Carrollton
Washington
Board of Education
T. W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Casad
Mixup Corrected In Local Society Notices
The Citizen clarifies a recent misprint involving Howard Bradshaw. Howard is not married. his brother Robert and his bride were travelers. A separate error reused Howard’s given name in reporting Robert Bradshaw’s appointment as Grand Herald of Indiana Odd Fellows.
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Howard Bradshaw
Howard
Robert
Mr. Branshaw
Robert Bradshaw
Grand Herald of
Indiana Odd Fellows
Fur Bearing Animals May Be Trapped Now
The trapping season opened today for fur bearing animals and local stores report steady trap sales. Word from buyers indicates pelts will fetch favorable prices though current quotations were not yet known. An unusually strong breeding season has produced abundant fur bearing animals.
Col McNutt Addresses Merchants at Chamber Meeting
Col Paul McNutt former Indiana Legion leader spoke to Chamber of Commerce members on Armistice Day activities and Legion history. The event raised over 1500 for the boat factory project as electric and industrial committees outlined plans and a dam project near Deer Creek gained backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
L. M.pletcher
Myron Ives
William H. Bradshaw
Electric
Col
Paul McNutt
Indiana American Legion
Indiana Law School
Legion
France
Ives
Industrial Committee
Bradshaw
Woman's Club
Deer Creek
Washington Street
Reed Schermerhorn
Red Cross
Orvel Scho¢k
Farm Bureau
Grocery Store Closes in Delphi for Stock Disposal
Carl McFarland, longtime Delphi grocer, has closed his Camden and Delphi stores until stock and fixtures are sold. He may reopen to clear shelves at cost if no buyer for the stock and equipment is found. McFarland cites too many Delphi grocers and high overhead as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McFarland
Camden
Delphi
McFarland
Greery
Deer Creek Township
C. O. Julius
New Suits Filed In Quiet Title And Ejectment Actions
Wesley Deinn and David Morgan with Pollard Cartwright Wason attorneys for the plaintiff file quiet title actions. Dora B Barnard and others sue Charles Clawson in ejectment with Wil a C Smith for plaintiff. Hannah Holmes sues Frank J Watson venued from White County with Thomas J Hanna Lone Bros and Spangler as counsel for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Deinn
David Morgan
Pollard,Cartwright
Assessor Schock Relocates Lease of Ross Dimmitt Farm
County Assessor Orvel Schock has leased the Ross Dimmitt farm of Fred Brown four miles southwest of the city and will soon move from his current township farm, which he has leased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvel Schock
Ross Dimmitt
Fred Brown
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John Sanders
Council of
Capital City
Attorney
G. H. Walters
Swatts
ARC
Earl Lines
BANKS
Pegain
Col. M’nutt
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