M A Ryan Former Delphi Resident Dies at 72
Michael A. Ryan 72 a Carroll County native and longtime Indianapolis attorney died Tuesday of heart trouble after a week of illness. He is survived by his widow Fannie, son Russell J. Ryan a Marion County judge, two sisters and two grandchildren. He practiced with John C. Ruckelshaus for 27 years and held roles in the Indianapolis Bar Association and several clubs. Funeral services were held at his home on North Meridian Street with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Michael A. Ryan
Carroll County
Indianapolis
Ryan
T. J. Ryan
Delphi
North
Meridian Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Kokoma
Marion County
Indianapolis Bar Association
Indianapolis Thietic Club
Indiana Democratic Club
Elks Lodge of
Lafayette
John C Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Kokomo
Ghost House Presented at High School Auditorium Thursday
The Delphi Woman’s Club presents the mystery play Ghost House at the high school auditorium this Thursday evening. Cast includes Martha Brown Barbara Brown Donald Kent and Inspector Brooks among many others with LaVayne Retherford as pianist. Reserved seats are on sale at Adams and Afflis drug store.
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Delphi Woman’s Club
Martha Brown
Augusta Brown
William Brackenridge
Barbara Brown
Mary Morrison
Donald Kent
Barbara
Joe Coomey
Benton Thompson
William B. Smith
Ted Wilson
William Kerlin
Paulette Andrews
Josephine Lucas
New 1933 Auto License Plates Arrive in Delphi
The Delphi license bureau reports 2800 passenger and 600 truck plates for 1933. Plates are maroon and white with ranges 560-601 to 563-400 for passenger and 99-501 to 100-100 for trucks. Owners who did not transfer plates must buy 1932 plates before 1933 plates. The Delphi schools will close early next Wednesday for Thanksgiving.
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Paul Ashba
Ashba
Delphi
Wife of new U S senator active in music and welfare circles
Mrs Frederick Van Nuys wife of the newly elected United States senator played a political role in the recent campaign. Her work centers on music and welfare. she led the St Margaret's Hospital Guild of Indianapolis and now directs family aid for the guild at Indianapolis City Hospital. She belongs to Mu Phi Epsilon and sang in the Central Avenue M E church choir. A mezzo soprano trained at the Chicago Conservatory, she hails from a Republican background and is the niece of Governor Louis Emmerson. The couple resides at 52nd Street and Grandview Drive in Indianapolis.
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Frederick van Nuys
United States
St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild
Indianapolis
Indianapolis City Hospital
Guild
Mu Phi Epsilon
Central Avenue M. Ir
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Mme
Helen Phorner
California
VanNuys
Louis Emmerson
Illinois
52Nd Street
Grandview Drive
Delphi Wins Close Season Opener Over Windfall
Delphi defeats Windfall 40 to 32 in a hard fought season opener at Windfall. Smith and Lamb led Delphi with steady foul shooting while Grimm Gee and McDowell battled early with personals. Windfall rallied late but Delphi held on as Cardwell hit key shots and the Dragons suffered early foul trouble.
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Ste
Delphi
Oracles
Grimm
Gee
McDowell
Dragons
Smith
Lamb
Rmer
Cardwell
Wilbur Lane to take office as Carroll County clerk
The new Carroll County clerk Wilbur Lane will assume duties Friday November 18, succeeding Floyd J. Julien whose term ends early under a Supreme Court ruling. Lane will bond for 50 000 with a trust agreement designating a separatist bank deposit and 3 percent interest to Lane.
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Wilbur Lane
Julien
Floyd Julien
Gus A. Hall
Lane
State Banking Department
Theceme
Mr. Hall
Mrr
Carroll County
Bringhurst
Floyd J. Julien
Circuit Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Delphi
Robert .G. Bradshaw
Crcuit Court
Samuel R. Dyer
John H. Harling
Ruth McCormick
Burnside Haynes
John T. Kirkpatrick
C W. Hunter
Hungry burglar given stiff sentence for petty theft
Harry Swaim of Ockley pleaded guilty to petit larceny after stealing staples from an Ed Roth store in Owasco. Judge E K Pruitt sentenced him to Indiana state reformatory for one to five years, plus a $25 fine and two year disfranchisement. Swaim was caught during a third attempt to retrieve a sack of loot from the grocery. The sack held pineapples, salmon, peanut butter, candy, chewing gum, cigarettes, gloves, socks, soap, and cheese. He was wounded by a gunshot while attempting to escape.
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Ed Roth
Owasco
EK. E. Xruitt
Carroll Circuit Court
Harry Swaim
Ockley
Pruitt
Swaim
Indiana State Reformatory
John Hamiling
Swain
Roosevelt Rebounds After Flu Attack
Franklin D Roosevelt, still in bed at the executive mansion, held his first press conference since last Thursday reporting a slight flu attack. He appeared in good spirits and near full recovery after five days confined to the mansion. He refused to discuss national affairs or his upcoming Hoover conference.
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Executive Mansion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Wayne Coy Returns Home From Indianapolis Posting
Wayne Coy editor of The Citizen resumes his duties after serving in the publicity department of the Indiana Democratic State Committee during the campaign. During his absence Mrs Coy and Mrs Mindwell Crampton Wilson oversaw The Citizen from mid July through the campaign's end.
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Wayne Coy
The
Citizen
Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic State Committee
Coy
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Hargraves Thanks Carroll County Voters For Reelection
Charles W. Hargraves County Commissioner expresses gratitude to Carroll County voters and party supporters. He notes Democratic backing and Republican approval in his bid for reelection.
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Carroll County
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Charles W. Hargraves
Christmas Card Line Ad at Citizen Office
See the new line of Christmas cards offered by the Citizen office. Readable text notes a selection available for purchase and holiday greetings crafted for the season.
Purchase of Weidner Insurance Agency Announced
Announcement is made of the purchase of the insurance agency of the late J. W. Weidner, killed in a railroad accident, by Howard Brashaw. The agency on West Franklin Street, a county’s largest, will move to Washington Street at month’s start. Miss Mary Heflong will continue in the office.
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J. W. Weidner
Howard Brashaw
Franklin Street
Washington Street
Mary Heflong
Thanksgiving market by Jefferson Two H E Club
Thanksgiving market event held by the Jefferson Two H E Club on Wednesday November 23 from 9 30 to 12 a.m at Zook's Meat Market with proceeds or participation details readable from the notice.
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Jefferson Two. H. E. Club
Zook’s
War Time Texas Romance Leads to Indiana Governor-Elect Marriage
A wartime romance in Texas led to the marriage of Kathleen Timolat McNutt to Paul V. McNutt, governor-elect of Indiana. They wed in 1918 after his service at Camp Travis. She influenced his career, studied with him at Indiana University, and is active in politics. They have daughter Louise, a Bloomington student.
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Texas
Kathleen Timolat McNutt
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
San Antonio
Camp Travis
Election Claims Paid 44 Per Vote in Carroll County
Carroll County commissioners approved total claims of 3915.51 for 8997 votes cast at the election costing 44 cents per vote. Eleven local men received insurance awards for fire and cyclone coverage on the courthouse and its contents with specified sums to ten recipients and Charles N Wilson for building and contents.
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Board of County Commissioners
Carroll County
Carrol County
Cerl McFarland
Harry E. Reed
Howard W. Bradshaw
William G. Cowdin
Clay Pearson
William E. Holmes
Yanus Wells
Morten Byrum
Fred Langloff
Camden ‘Bank
Charles N., Wilson
Lebanon to visit Friday week for key basketball clash
Lebanon, the club that knocked Delphi from the state tourney last season, will visit here Friday week for a high profile game. Earlier this week the Oracles travel to Rochester and next Wednesday to Marion to face the Giants. Fans expect a spirited matchup, recalling Lebanon's three decisive wins in last season.
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Lebanon
Delphi
Oracles
Rochester
Marion
Giants
Izaac Walton League Planned for Delphi
The lakes and streams near Delphi make this an ideal location for an active Izaac Walton League. The planned Delphi chapter aims to stock waters to boost fishing pleasure and attract anglers from farther away. Other projects include securing more pheasants and related worthwhile work with Leo Craig providing further information.
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Delphi
Izaac Walton League
Leo Craig
Thanksgiving Dinner Planned at Country Club
Mrs. L. Hildebran will serve Thanksgiving Day dinner at the Country Club. Reservations may be made by phoning Mrs. Myron T. Ives.
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L. Hildebran
Country Club
Myron T. Ives
Leadership Training Courses Are Closed
The Standard Leadership Training Class at the Delphi M E Church concluded after six weeks with two sessions led by Rev. Benjamin Rist and Miss Nellie Wilson. Twenty eight enrolled and numerous members earned credits, with refreshments served by Mrs. Fannie Smith and helpers. There was strong support for more classes soon.
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Theelphi
M. E
Benjamin Rist
Neltie Wilson
Cutler
Burr, Balsér
Isabelle Blickenstaff
Cecilia Craig
Virgil Hatfield
Edith Hobaugh
Forrest Orr
Jessie Murphy
Lucille Casad
Lucille Clemm
Fannie Smith
Red Cross Notes in Indiana 1932 Service Totals
Indiana Red Cross reports 1932 activity including 99 614 families aided 10 506 garden seeds distributed 23848 unemployment funds expended Public Health nurses made 48874 home visits inspected 54888 school children 14332 home service cases 6372 civilian and ex servicemen served Local chapter maintains nurse and unemployment aid roll call canvass urged membership 1.00.
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Indiana
Red Cross
Rates Unchanged by Tax Board For Local Townships
The state tax board informed County Auditor J. L. Whiteman that the rates fixed by the county board of tax adjustment for Washington and Monroe townships and the county general fund remain unchanged. Appeals on the rates had been filed by taxpayers.
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State
J. L. Whiteman
County Board of Tax Adjustment
Washington
Monroe Townships
County General Fund
Expressed thanks to Carroll County voters by representative
Raymond C. Wickersham of Carré and Cass Counties thanks Carroll County voters for loyal support in a brief note published by The Citizen. It acknowledges voter backing and calls for continued public engagement.
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the Citizen
Brease Express
Carroll County
Raymond Co. Wickersham
Carré
Cass Counties
Indiana Democrats pledge to redeem platform promises
Gov elect Paul V. McNutt and State Chairman R. Earl Peters pledged to enact the Indiana Democratic platform in the coming legislature. They outlined bills on income tax, intangibles tax, public utilities, registration, old age pensions, labor, banking, and prohibition enforcement, with committees named in advance for efficiency.
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Paul V. McNutt
R. Earl Peters
McNutt
Frederick van Nuys
Democratic Party
Cliff Townsend
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Frank Finney
Martinsville
John Ryan
Indianapolis
Assembly
Indiana Democrats invite Alfred E Smith for speech
Alfred E Smith former New York governor and 1928 Democratic presidential candidate will be invited to address the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association at its mid winter meeting. Clarence Wolfe announced the invitation in French Lick as party chieftains celebrate a victory. The February 18 weekend is a tentative meeting date, to be finalized by the executive committee. Governor Roosevelt may be invited to the mid summer meeting in Michigan City set for June or July.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Smith
French Lick
Clarence Wolfe
New Harmony
Wolfe
Association
Gov. Roosevelt
Michigan City
Indiana
Christening Party for Joanne Hamling
A christening party was held Sunday at the Hamling home for Joanne Hamling after the 4 p.m. baptism at St. Joseph's Church officiated by Rev. Clifford J. Reed. Godmother Mrs. Louise Stengle of Frankfort and godfather Harry Hildebrand of Logansport attended. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamling and others from Lafayette and nearby towns. Music by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flagler followed dinner at 6 p.m. The infant received many gifts.
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John Hamling
Joanne
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Clifford J. Reed
Louise Stengle
Frankfort
Harry Hildebrand
Logansport
Hamling
Charles Flagler
Joe Hamling
Oscar Bitler
George
David
Kathryn
Lafayette
Beck
Leanne
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Miller
Cott Elsure
Referee—Wall
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Rimore
Clark
Peeiess
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Britbaker
Ther County
Robert F. Johnson
Burlington
Irvin M. Flora
Flora
Democrat Township
Bert Clifton
Carrollton Township
Jess Clawson
Clawson
Clawson Chevrolet
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Fred Raber
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Roosevelt
Paul V. Mc&nutt
Izaac Walton
Delphi Methodist Church
Red
AL Smith
Joanne Hamling
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