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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
1
Roosevelt pledges and a banker’s fall from grace
The piece criticizes the era’s fascination with business powerhouses and notes public distrust after I nsull and Kreuger collapses. It cites President-elect Roosevelt's three pledges, a Daniels pro-Democratic campaign stunt, and critiques of the Home Bank Law and Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Ford is quoted advocating free trade and a revised money system as the nation debates prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Sudbury
Wayside Inn
T B Clinic to be Held at Delphi Court House
A tuberculosis clinic will be held at the Delphi Court House on Friday November 25 with Dr. Stygall serving as the physician for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vember
Dr. Stygall
Byrnes vows to block Hoover recess appointments
Senator James F. Byrnes announced he would urge the upcoming Democratic senate caucus to refuse to confirm any recess appointments made by President Hoover. He singled out members of the Farm Loan Bank board and the tariff commission among others, arguing Roosevelt should appoint his own administration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Byrnes
S. C
Congress
Hoover
Byrnes
Bere LO Lng Fome Loan Bank Board
The
Tariff Commission
Roosevelt
Paul Tony Hinkle to write weekly Around the State column
Butler University basketball icon Paul Tony Hinkle will contribute a weekly feature to the Delphi Citizen titled Around the State. The respected coach, official, and author will share insights on Hoosier high school net game, coaching clinics, and national competition, drawing on his extensive career and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Tony” Hinkle
Hoosier
Delphi Citizen
Hinkie
Butler University Bulldogs
Butler
Hinkle
Indianapolis College
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Notre Dame
Montana
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Harry Kipko
Michigan
Doc Carlson
Rip Miller
Navy
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Sam Barry
Bert Ingwersen
Iowa
Chicago University
Autographed Life of Woodrow Wilson Sent to Indiana Couple
Mr and Mrs William Afflis of Delphi received an autographed copy of The Life of Woodrow Wilson by Josephus Daniels. A letter from Daniels thanked Mrs Afflis for her courtesies during his Carroll County speaking engagement. Daniels notes Mrs Daniels served eight years in Wilsons cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
Carroll County
Raleigh, North Carolina
News and Observer
Daniels
Woodrow Wilson
William Afflis
Delphi
Wilson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York
United States
Purdue Honors Doxie Moore Amid Season Injuries
Doxie Moore of Delphi earned a major football letter at Purdue this year as one of thirty athletes to receive the honor. After missing most of the season with a cracked shoulder he played a substantial role in the Purdue-Indiana game last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxie Moore
Delphi
Purdue University
Moore
Purdue
Ashba Couple Celebrates Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary
The fourteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Paul Ashba was celebrated Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Weil Mr and Mrs Noland Howell Miss Lucille Schock and Maurice Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ashba
Charles Weil
Noland Howell
Lucille Schock
Maurice Duncan
Mrs Culp trades West Front Street home for North Market property
Mrs. Tarah Culp exchanges her West Front street residence for the North Market street property owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weckerly. She plans to remodel the new house into an apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarah Culp
West Front Street
North Market Street
Frank Weckerly
New Plymouth Six shown at Lewis and Schweiger sales room
The new Plymouth Six debuts with radical styling including a sloped radiator and deep fenders. It features a 107 inch wheelbase, 70 horsepower engine, hydraulic brakes, free wheeling, adjustable front seats, 11 inch wire wheels, safety glass, automatic clutch option, and a thermal manifold control, offered in four body styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Lewis and Schweiger
Mother of County Commissioner Dies in Rockfield
Mrs. Sophia Raber age 91 mother of County Commissioner Fred Raber died Monday night at her Rockfield home after long illness. Funeral services scheduled Wednesday at 2 pm at the home. Survived by five sons and two daughters and many relatives. sons include Fred Charles Frank Ed Raber in Carroll County Chicago John Raber Calfax Ind. daughters Mrs Aaron Snoeberger Carroll County and Mrs R R McMahon Gooding Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Raber
Fred Raber
Rockfield
Raber
Fred
Charles Raber
Carroll County
Frank
Ed Raber
Chicago
John Raber
Calfax
Ind
Aaron Snoeberger
R. R. McMahon
Gooding
Idaho
Walter Fry Dies at Lockport Home
Walter Fry aged 52 died at his home near Lockport Monday night. Born in Carroll county he was a lifelong resident. Survived by his mother Mrs Marion Fry three sisters Mrs Harriet Logan Mrs John Slaybaugh and Jes a 1 home and three brothers Quincy Russell and Alexander. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 PM at the home with Rev Hicks of Burnettsville M E church officiating burial Cedarville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fry
Lockport
Carroll County
Marion Fry
Harriet Logan
John Slaybaugh
Brookston
Jes
Quincy
Russell
Alexander
Hicks
Burnettsville M. E
Cedarville
Delphi Postmaster Gilliam Injured Working Door Handle
Manford Gilliam of Delphi, a Yeoman postmaster and father of Ray Gilliam, sustained painful injuries when a screwdriver pierced his hand while he was repairing a door handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford Gilliam
Delphi
Ray
Gilliam
Williams Corns Dies After Long Illness at 73
William Corns aged 73 died at his Delphi home after more than a year of illness. Born in Tippecanoe township he lived there all his life and served 30 years as sexton of the Masonic cemetery. Survived by wife and two children, services held at Blythe Funeral Home with Rev. William Grant Smith and Rev. L. E. Knox officiating. interment in Masonic cemetery. Relatives attending included Fred Baker of Ridgeville and Harry Corns of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Corns
Delphi
Mr. Corns
Tippecanoe Township
Masonic Cemetery
Corns
Camden Lutheran Church
Fred ‘Baker
Ridgeville
Harry Corns
Indianapolis
Blythe Funeral
William Grant Smith
L. E. Knox
Fred Baker
Mary ‘Alice and Pilly
Ray Felix
Fortville
Paul Jones
Anderson
James Sines
Galveston
Lebanon to Bring Veteran Team Here Friday
Lebanon, the team that eliminated Delphi from last year's state tournament, visits Friday for the first home game of the season. The Oracles edged Rochester 1 point in a recent scrimmage and will be stronger as Lostutter experiments with guards Gee Boone Grimm and forwards Patton McDowell Smith. Officials Geiger Goetz from Indianapolis will work the game with admission cut to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Delphi
Oracles
Rochester
Lostuttermen
Marion
Lostutter
Gee
Boone
Jack Grimm
Smith
Patton
McDowell
Lamb
Grimm
Gullion
Witt
Williams
Edens
Whitely
Geiger
Goetz
Indianapolis
Mrs. Elliott Barnard Joins Presbyterian Home in North Manchester
Mrs. Elliott Barnard becomes a member of the Presbyterian home in North Manchester on Monday. She plans to spend her birthday December 9 and Christmas holidays with her niece Mrs. Carl Mapes in Chicago. Barnard traveled to North Manchester with Haughey Mount of Del-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Barnard
North Manchester
Presbyterian Home
Return from 9000 Mile Western Trip
Mrs. James Embree with her daughter Mrs. Mabel Herod and grandson James Bundy and Carl Hargraves completed a 9000 mile western journey and return. They traveled the northern route stopping at Council Bluffs Ogden Redondo Beach Tia Juana Rogue River and Reno before continuing home via the southern route with a stop at Boulder Dam and Little Rock. The trip featured good weather except for the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Embree
Mabel Herod
James, Bundy
Carl Hargraves
Delphi
West Coast
Council Bluffs
Town
Boulder Dam
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lions Club presents Broken Dishes December 7
The Lions Club will stage the comedy Broken Dishes on December 7 with general admission at 25 cents and no reservations. Cast includes Jimmie Bumpsted Helen Quick Mya Eva Davidson Mabel Bumpsted Ruth Howell Elaine Bumpsted Mary Lou Hanna and others. proceeds benefit home and community welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Jimmie Bumpsted
Helen Quick
Mya
Eva Davidson
Mabel
Ruth Howell
Elaine
Mary Lou Hanna the Stranger
John Hamling
Cyrus
Jesse Retherford
Pam
Grien
C. A
Delphi
John Emrick Named County Head of L C C F
At a county Odd Fellows meeting in Delphi lodge Hall No 28 John Emerick was elected county president and Lee Orr selected as county secretary and treasurer. Raymond Campbell of Deer Creek received the second degree. The next county meeting will be an open meeting the first Saturday in January at Deer Creek. Mr and Mrs Roy Clauser to host a family dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Delphi
John Emerick
Lee Orr
Raymond Campbell
Deer Creek
Presidential Popular Vote Still Incomplete
The presidential vote tally shows Roosevelt leading with 21,357,057 and Hoover at 15,091,259 as states await official canvass. Other parties include socialist 616, Upshaw prohibition 32,684, communist 21, Harvey liberty 21,282, socialist labor 5,473, with many states delaying official counts until late November or December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hoover
Thomas
Socialist
Tee Upshaw
Prohibition
Foster
Mmunist
Ee Harvey
Liberty
Party
Reynolds
Socialist-Labor Party
Oracles Edges Zebras In Narrow Rochester Win
The Oracles won 27 to 26 at Rochester with Everett Lamb sinking a late free throw to break a 26-26 tie. Grimm at back guard and Lamb at center starred as the defense tightened in the second half and the offense continued. McDowell Patton and Smith fouled out as Windfall comparisons faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracles
Rochester
Everett Lamb
Zebras
Guissing
McDowell
Lamb
Oracle
Zebra
Patton
Smith
Grimm
Farr Leads County Highway Measuring Project
Wade W Farr of Delphi directs a crew of highway engineers and surveyors to measure all Carroll County roads under the state highway commission. The effort aims to create an accurate base for tax distribution of gasoline funds to counties as legislation shifts road maintenance funding. Hugh Barnhart of Rochester heads local work, replacing Col A F Melton in general charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade W. Farr
Delphi
Carroll County
State Highway Commission
Neu
Hugh Barnhart
Rochester
Highway Commission
Col. A. FP. Melton
Lake County
Bitler Will Probated in Carroll Circuit Court
The will and codicils of William T. Bitler were probated in the Carroll circuit court after a division of real and personal property between his children. Executors named are Clifford C. Bitler and Clyde Bitler. The will dated Oct 2 1917 and codicil dated Jun 8 1932 were witnessed by George E. Arnold Florence M Crawford and J H Cartwright. The Baum family plans Thanksgiving dinner at their country home with relatives from Delphi Indianapolis and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Bitler
Carroll Circuit Court
Clifford C. Bitler
Clyde Bitler
George E. Arnold
Florence M. Crawford
J. H. Cartwright
Theodore Baum
Harry Arnold
Delphi
Harley Reed
Emma Cochrane
Indianapolis
Tri Kappa Bazaar and Market Opening December 10
The Tri Kappa Bazaar and Market will open on December 10 offering crafts gifts and holiday items. Proceeds support local scholarships and community programs through the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Bazaar
Bond approval awaited for Carroll clerk shift
Wilbur Lane, elected clerk of the Carroll circuit court, has not yet taken office as Floyd J. Julien’s term ended. Lane awaits approval of a $50,000 surety bond amid a shift in Indiana bonds due to banks hosting county funds. If the trust agreement with Lane’s bank is accepted, surety companies may reopen this field. Lane is on duty awaiting transfer and has sworn in, with other officials likewise sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Lane
Carroll Circuit Court
Floyd
J. Julien
Lane
Indiana
Gus A- Hall
Indianapolis
Surety Company
State Banking Department
Hat
Julien
Robert Johnson
Ruth McCormick
Charles W. Hargraves
John Kirkpatrick
John H. Hamling, Jr
Raymond C.wickersham
Claude R. Wickard
John Smock
American Legion
Court House
Albert G. Clifton
Court notes set for trials in Carroll circuit next week
Carroll circuit court schedules three days of trial initiation. Cases include Lee v Crone on Monday Luther Thomas v William OConnell on Tuesday and Baker v Craig on Wednesday. Estates file inheritance tax petitions for Lee J Moss Barbara Bulsher and Maggie Y Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Lee
Assemblyman Found Dead on His Farm
Cecil Bachtenkircher fifty served as joint representative from Fulton and Pulaski counties in the Indiana General Assembly. He was found with a shotgun wound to the head on his farm fifteen miles southwest of Winamac. Coroner Halleck saw no foul play and suggested the wound was likely accidental or for personal safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bachtenkircher
Fulton
Pulaski
Indiana General Assembly
Winamac
H.st. Halleck
Citizen to Pay Per Copy For Early October 13 1932 Issue
The Citizen offers ten cents for each of the first twenty copies of the October 13 1932 issue returned to the office.
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Lord Kylsant
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Hisme Loan Bank
Boston American
Henry Ford
Boston
the Citizen
William A. Afflis
WERE
NEW Plymouth
Lewis and
Schweiger
Welliams Corns
John Emrick
Mrs
Roy Clauser
Wade Farr
Bitler Will
Rebecca E. Dern
Martha C. Landis
Pearl Campbell
John Hufford
William Campbell
Andrew J. Wickard
Mary Mussellman
Andrew J. Wickard, Jr
Office
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