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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
8
A public notice directed to printers stationers and contractors referencing the 612 Auditor. It informs vendors of compliance requirements and forthcoming tasks, with expectations for timely submission of bids or invoices and adherence to specified standards.
The Crosby Hotel team defeated the Lafayette Merchants in basketball Tuesday night 25 to 23. Schrader scored the decisive basket in the last fifty seconds on a pretty pass from Crosby. Howell of Delphi led with four field goals and two free throws. Next Saturday Crosby plays the Indianapolis Black Hawks at Indianapolis. Ted Koup, formerly of Delphi, is on the Indianapolis team. The Christian Sunday School league team will play the prelim at Indianapolis.
Governor Roosevelt returns to Albany to set the New York budget and outline a cabinet plan. Farley notes no selections are made while speculation swirls on possible appointees including Young Baker Baruch Byrd Ritchie Cummings and Perkins with Smith missing from early lists. He plans a budget focus then a Warm Springs trip for Thanksgiving week.
United States Senator James E. Watson, defeated for re election, declares John W. Garner of Texas holds the soundest economic views in Congress. Stephenson reports Garner is stable and would lead if Roosevelt were removed. Elinor Guckien entertained friends from Indianapolis Sunday.
A heavy snowfall blanketed Carroll County causing road closures and school cancellations. Carrollton Camden Burrows and New Hope closed Wednesday while other districts operated with greatly reduced attendance. roads opened by noon.
Carroll County doctors announce an immunization drive in county schools offering diphtheria protection, a tuberculin skin test, and smallpox vaccination for 1.75 dollars, with the regular 8.00 dollar charge after the campaign. Written parental permission is required and a payment plan allows three installments.
Methodist from Monticello Monon Brookston Camden Idaville Burnettstown and Yeoman hold a Religious Educational Conference Friday at Delphi Methodist Church. District superintendent Rev Claude Young leads with Dr Nathaniel Forsyth Dr C W Longman and Dr Alfred H Backus from Indiana on education. Program runs from 2 PM with round table discussions and inspirational addresses. Supper at 6:30 PM, youth table, conference ends 8:30 PM with inspirational address. Public invited to learn new educational viewpoint in religious work.
Oak Dale Inn remains open to the public and for parties. For inquiries call 48-2 Yeoman. Signed Nick Willenis.
Corn huskers can buy gloves or wear resistant units, lasting until fabric wears out. Prices start at 10 cents and up. Find them at Julius the clothier.
The notice lists poultry and feed prices and lots including hens ducks and broilers with weights and quantities. It also mentions stock and grain offerings from Pierre Soncoa and Pomeroy Cates with various prices.
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