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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
7
Notice to heirs and creditors in the Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1937. Mary O. Rose is named Administratrix De Bonis Non with will annexed of the estate of Henry Otten deceased.
Henry Otten estate administratrix Mary O Rose presents and files final account and vouchers for examination in Carroll Circuit Court Delphi Indiana on November 1 1937 heirs creditors orlegatees must appear and show cause why account should not be approved. Clerk Wilbur Lane seal. Smith and Smith attorneys.
Radnor Mrs James Bougher and many area families hosted and visited relatives and friends from Delphi Rossville Flora Frankfort Cutler Lafayette and Young America. Teachers and officials including Beatrice Kite and Warren Michaels joined weekend gatherings and a D A R conference in French Lick Springs with Irene Downing.
The Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana appoints J. W. Sinks as administrator of the estate of Mary B. Sinks late of Carroll County deceased. Gant OA 1007 WCPL. Smith & Smith attorneys for the estate. 32-41.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 2 00 p m on November 11 1937 in Delphi to investigate license applications for Art s Place 119 W Franklin St Delphi and Edgewood Cafe 115 E Main St Delphi both Beer retailers Public participation is requested. The hearing is conducted under the Alcoholic Beverage Commission of Indiana with Secretary John Noonan and Hugh A Barnhart listed as officers.
The eighth grade has 49 students and the seventh grade 44 with new members listed from Burrows Lima Rockfield and Royal Center. Pupils excel in penmanship and writing while civics study Fire Prevention Week and arithmetic covers electricity costs. History dramatizes Underground Railroad scenes and girls craft bedroom items. ninth grade bands and glee clubs organize events. Carnival plans emerge for October 28 and Hi-Y recruiting continues as grade news notes moves between towns.
The H S boys beat the alumni 9 to 7 with Johns and Brechbeil on offense. Junior boys defeated Adams Juniors 10 to 7 with Wilburn Ride pitching. Former student Mary Louise Johnson visited Monday, and plans emerge for Camden Nokia orchestras practice. Virginia Brown, employed at West Chicago, visited last week. Rockfield buys a moving picture machine with Indiana University film year. first films shown on science topics. Parent-Teacher Association helped fund school movies.
Carroll Circuit Court in Indiana hears the final settlement of Luella D. Otten deceased with Mary O Rose as Administratrix presenting accounts and vouchers. The hearing is set for November 1 1937 with all heirs creditors or legatees required to appear and show cause if any why the accounts should not be approved.
BRINGHURST Mrs Ernest Stephens and families move to Carter estate for future residence. Mrs Neal Flora is on the sick list. Miss Joretta Sheagley Donna Laymon Jerry McCracken Billy Ayres and Carol Voorhees fill the measties. Retherfords plan Sunday visit to Danville Illinois with daughter Mrs Charles Richardson. Tidricks accompany to Attica to visit relatives. Mrs Dave Lucas admitted to St Elizabeth hospital Lafay ette for major operation. Mr and Mrs E Stephens guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Flora. E Stephens in Indianapolis Monday. Lois Lane hosts U and I club with fifteen members. Thelma Beamer and Madge Zinn speak on Friendship and Are We Teaching Our Children To Gamble. William Nimmins improving. Mrs Keith Bartel and son of Lafayette visit relatives. S K Garrison and son Billy move here for future residence.
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