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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
4
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The Daughters of Isabella convened Monday evening for installation of officers led by installing officer Mrs. Josephine Lathrope. New members Frances Geise Mary Cooper Lucile Clifford and Mary McGreevy joined the chapter.
The Clay township Home Economics club gathered at Mrs. William Huffer's home with Miss Mary Frantz assisting. Nineteen members and three guests attended as officers were elected for the year including President Mrs. Homer Heffley and Publicity Chairman Miss Mary Frantz. Members were asked to bring scraps of flannel for a comfort project and plan a full day meeting at Mrs. Joe Balema with a covered dish luncheon and a Christmas exchange.
Mrs. Grover Kite was elected president at a Friday meeting held at the library. Officers include vice president Mrs. C. O. Julius secretary Mrs. Fred Griffith treasurer Mrs. Earl Newell publicity chairman Mrs. B. B. May hill and 4-H club leader Mrs. Gerald Clawson. Deer Creek township 4-H members attended and presented a program with Barbara Clawson reading Marguerite Martin and Mrs. Miles Martin piano duet and a year’s work report by Martha Rohrabaugh.
Ralph Maggart county agent presented charter to the 4-H club and awarded bronze silver and gold pins to the girls for completed projects. Mrs Francis Wilson hosted the gathering and announced the next Christmas meeting at the library.
Mrs Edwin Allread hosted Burrows Home Economics Club with assistants Mary Allread Lettie Allread Helen Busch Anna Shaffer Ina Link and Grace Benner. Mrs Robert Justice reviewed a book while Mrs Clifford DeHaven and Mrs Will Smock delivered reports. Special music by Mrs Homer Edging Mrs John Smnoeberger and Miss Frances Hinkle.
The Cutler Home Economics club held its annual guest day on November 14 at the Presbyterian church. Hostesses included Mrs. Clyde Bonebrake Mrs. Hobart Deeds Mrs. Chalmer Loman Mrs. Bertha Brown Mrs. Burt Aikens Mrs. John Whitman Mrs. Lloyd Unger and Miss Ruth Ayres. Roll call was Lest We Forget and Ada Wikson spoke on world peace.
Mrs Charles Wood hosted the Igo Ugo club last Thursday afternoon. Winners included Mrs Hugh Davies, Mrs John Hamling and Mrs William Fraser. The next meeting will be at Mrs William Afflis residence on Monday evening November 20.
The Adams township Home Economics club held an all day meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Roy Wilburn with Mrs. Earl Wakeland and Mrs. Charles Smith as assistant hostesses. Mrs. Mary Mullin delivered the president's proclamation and the project lesson was given. A cooperative dinner was served at noon.
The Tippecanoe township Home Economics club met Wednesday for an all day session at the home of Mrs. Frank Riley. Mrs. George Fair was assistant hostess. Two comforts were completed. Phone 100 for Public Calendar Dates.
The His Father and Son banquet is arranged for November 25 at the Cutler school building. Robert Ross Monticello schools superintendent will be the evening speaker. Several musical numbers are planned.
The Historical Society will hold a meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at the library. The agenda includes officer elections a notable program and a social gathering. All members and members of the public are welcome.
Vera Black and Virginia Pletcher are listed as organizers for the upcoming Taxis club meeting. The program will be in charge of Winifred Dyer, Vera Black, and Virginia Pletcher. The session is scheduled for next Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
The Carroll County War Mothers gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Charles Baker’s home in Camden. A cooperative dinner was served at noon and the afternoon focused on business and a program.
The November meeting of the 20 and 5 will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Leiter of Flora with Mrs. C A Hendrix assisting.
In Carroll county news the circuit court fixes inheritance taxes for several estates and waives others. Names named include Sarah Jane McFarland and Charles B. Preston with specified amounts. Also reported are visitors from Ontario Canada, church events at Delphi and praise services, plus Benevolent Society updates and Thanksgiving collection details for Christmas baskets.
Purdue meets Iowa in the last home game as Paul Pardonner, famed drop-kicker, may shape scoring with extra points. Iowa's Dick Crayne and Joe Laws pace a high powered attack while Purdue aims to exploit Pardonner's accuracy and blocking. Ticket demand remains brisk with seats in $2.20 and $1.00 tiers.
The Oracles were defeated by Young America 23 to 14 after a rough first game. Delphi trailed 11-1 early, then fought back but could not close the gap as Goyer and Bell contributed for Young America. Delph i showed mixed play on offense and field goals amid a sharp opponent.
Everett Lamb won the opening tip as F. Lamb fouled Platt who started Delphi with a free throw. Platt added a field goal and another from midcourt to give Platt five points early while Lybrook fouled Boone, who missed the resulting free throw. Lamb started Delphi's scoring.
Thursday Flora plays Camden while Friday brings Delphi against Rochester and Cutler versus Deer Creek. Camden faces Burlington and Rockfield meets Alumni. A state title game pits America against Logansport while Reynolds meets Monticello. The text also notes a season start with a 15 to 8 score and mentions Larimore leading the attack.
Logansport led 8–0 early and held most of the game, using solid defense to keep Flora out of rhythm. Hawkins and Randolph shined for Flora, while Logansport relied on tip-ins and free throws as the taller team controlled the floor.
Burlington Cubs led from start to finish scoring 33 while holding Deer Creek to 8. Bowman topped the Cubs with six field goals, Cornell led Deer Creek with 4 points. Burlington reserves won their game 33 to 11 as Garrison 6 and Martin 4 led the bench scoring.
Camden chalked up another victory Friday night defeating Carrollton 20 to 17 in a thrilling encounter. Shaffer L Yerkes and Lloyd led the winners while Harmon stood out for Carrollton. Johns H Yerkes 2 Barnard 7 Links Wagoner3 Shaffer 7 Harmon6 Cline Snyder 1 Trent Lloyd6 referee Pearson.
Rockfield defeated Cutler 23 to 17 on Cutler’s floor for their second straight win after beating Noble township last week. J Mullin L Mullin and Sanders led Rockfield with points while Kirkpatrick scored 9 for Cutler.
Led by Brown the Forest Bobcats came from behind to beat Rossville 24 to 21 Friday night. The victory extends Forest’s winning streak to four games. Rossville seconds won their game 22 to 17 beforehand.
Monticello raced to a 17-2 lead by halftime and cruised past Idaville 30-11 on Friday night. The Monticello second team won 62-3 in the preliminary. Criswell had 3, Helsilber 4, Cox 6, Mikesell 1, Scott 1, Lontz 3, Zink 8, Bie 3, Siges 3, Han 7, Russow led subs Cottrell 2, Rose 1, Jacks 3 with Seward for Idaville.
William Herr former Cart Rollton township resident dies at his daughter’s home in Tacoma Washington He leaves three daughters Mrs Harry Johnson of Tacoma Mrs Doyle Delinger of Cambria and Mrs Vern E Lyons of south of Frankfort and three sons Wilbur William Herr Jr of Washington and Orris Herr of Northfield Minnesota
A Thanksgiving dinner event is planned at the Welcome Inn Cafe featuring a radio repair by Herb Smith. The notice invites locals to attend and enjoy a meal while the repair demonstration takes place.
The junior class selects Help Yourself for the second week of December. Mrs. Tom Downey will direct the production.
Nelson Underhill of Colburn, age 53, died Friday morning. His body was sent to Blythe's Funeral Home. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 at the Lutheran church in Colburn.
Albert G. Clifton sheriff of Carroll County Ind will expose at public sale on December 2 1933 at Delphi courthouse south door the rents and profits for up to seven years of Lot 16 and east half of Lot 17 in Sunset Park Jefferson Township Carroll County Indiana to satisfy a decree of 319.20 plus costs against Omer L Stultz and Arlie D Stultz as plaintiffs and Margaret E Roth and others as defendants If rents fail to cover the decree the fee simple of the property may be sold with no relief from valuation laws.
Public sale set for November 25 1933 at Delphi Carroll County Indiana to satisfy a decree of 2304 20 with interest and costs on real estate described as part of lot 9 School Section 16 Township 25 North Range 3 West 40 acres. Also notice of final settlement in Grace Hufty estate and administratrix Hattie Henderson to appear December 11 1933.
In Carroll Circuit Court this September term 1933 Andrew Huston administrator filed final account and vouchers for William Huston deceased. The examination will be December 4 1933 in Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Wilb Lane seals the court. Cartwright Wason & Carr attorneys for the estate.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has appeared by the Judge of the Carroll Justice Court of Carroll State of Indiana Gus A Hall Attorney 336 41.
The Carroll County Indiana Court announces administration of the estate of David Bowman late of Carroll County now deceased. The administratrix reports the estate is solvent.
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