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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
6
Dr Ollie Kingery of Frankfort and Veauxe Beck returned from a hunting trip in Michigan. Beck bagged one deer and they reported heavy deep snow throughout their stay. Locals note Michigan natives say it is the heaviest snowfall in years.
Billie Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Harold Barnes is seriously ill at grandparents home in Barnettstown. Viola Shafer remains in hospital with slow improvement. Local families entertained guests from Logansport Monticello and Rockfield over the weekend. Several residents visited relatives in Delphi and Kingman amid ongoing illness.
Hunters in Jefferson township plan a Thanksgiving fox chase with HQ at the Ellis farm. The Sunshine class will serve hot lunch. Yeoman school invites all to an evening operetta titled A Thanksgiving Story. Honor rolls list numerous students across grades.
Nettie Lucile Gill was granted a divorce from Thomas F. Gill with custody of their minor child. Maude Woodley received a divorce from John Woodley and temporary custody of four children Betty 7 Eugene 4 Mary Bell 5 and Kenneth 10 months with $10 monthly support. Martha Darr filed for divorce from Paul Carr over failure to provide. A guardian for Frances E. Trent was deemed necessary though not named.
Dr. Stanley Coulter urges Indiana residents to support a vigorous Seal Drive against tuberculosis. The bulletin to 92 county associations stresses no relaxation, cites 1,964 Indiana deaths last year, and calls for intensified public participation, prevention, discovery, and treatment efforts.
The Indiana Tuberculosis Association and local groups plan a Thanksgiving Day sale of Christmas Seals to raise funds for private and citizen tuberculosis prevention efforts in Indiana and nationwide. The drive, affiliated with the National Tuberculosis Association, relies on public support to continue gains against the disease and push toward its complete control. Amount raised will determine future progress.
The high school department under Mr and Mrs Russell Craig hosted a church wide party Thursday with more than two hundred guests. Sunday school groups performed stunts after games and refreshments of punch and wafers were served.
The postmaster Burr Balser notes Christmas mail volume rises about 200 percent and outlines definite regulations to ensure smooth service. The public may get wrapping and mailing guidance at the post office, with extra staff available if needed. Also, Delphi teachers held a supper at Miss Edna Kirkpatrick’s home.
Officers of the Clay Township Harmony Homemakers Extension club were elected and new year books prepared at the home of Mrs. Emerson Hufford on Friday afternoon.
The Rockfield Presbyterian choir met at Dewey Zinn's home last Thursday night to arrange an Evangelistic campaign.
A December schedule lists Welcome Inn Grange Pocahontas Lodge Carroll Encampment No 28 Skating and card parties at various venues. Meetings include M E Church I O C F 28 public library board K of C Lions Club Red Men G A R and community dances and rehearsals through December 7.
A regional notice urges reporting fixed and open dates together before planning. It asks prompt reporting of all special dates and mentions a service contact through the telephone number 100.
A fragment outlines guidance for using a liquid laxative in children. It emphasizes selecting a good liquid laxative, giving a suitable dose, and gradually reducing it until regular bowel movements occur without aid. It notes an approved laxative commonly used with mild action.
Public sale set for December 2 1933 in Delphi Indiana to satisfy a decree for 319 20 plus costs. Property includes Lot 16 and east half of Lot 17 in Sunset Park Jefferson Township Carroll County. If rents fail to cover, full fee simple may be offered at the same sale. Sheriff Albert G Clifton probate notice follows.
In Carroll Circuit Court a notice announces Hattie Henderson as administratrix has filed final settlement for the Grace Hufty estate. A hearing is set for December 11, 1933, requiring all heirs or creditors to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Wilbur Lane records the notice at Delphi Indiana. Attorneys Smith and Smith represent the estate.
In the Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1933 notices are given regarding the estate of William Huston deceased. Andrew is named in the notice as an interested party and is to respond by established deadlines.
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Hazel Been administratrix of Ward Been deceased. Estate declared solvent. Filing by Hazel Been dated Nov 6 1933 with attorney Gus A Hall.
The administratrix of the estate of David Bowman late of Carroll County deceased states the estate is believed to be solvent. Blanche E Bowman acts as administratrix with Hanna and Hanna as attorneys for the estate. October 27, 1933.
Floyd H. Groninger and George S. Groninger named as administrators by Judge E E Pruitt of Carroll County Indiana for the late Irvin L. Groninger. Filed Nov 18 1933. Jason Been, attorney for the administrators.
George E. Pullen named administrator for the estate of Daniel S. Farlow late of Carroll County. The filing date is November 20, 1933, with John L. Hanna and Gus A. Hall noted in the record. AULYS Radio Repair Herb Smith referenced as part of the notice.
The text cautions that salts mineral water oil laxatives and chewing gum cannot improve mood or energy. A mere bowel movement fails to address the underlying cause which is the liver and its function.
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