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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
8
A fragment from the old squibs column offers whimsical advice to build a cottage and garden, marry an angel in hoops, and abandon sinful drinks. It cites a curious desert Arabs hair report and relays a Boston Post note doubting a Royal nuptial couch episode involving Prince of Frussia and Queen Vic’s daughter.
A. R. Burley has opened an Ambro type saloon in the room adjoining the Times office where he is prepared to execute pictures in the best style. If you wish to see yourself go to Burley's saloon.
Jimmy Burns fell from the stairway entering the office on Tuesday evening, injuring his frontispiece and sustaining further unspecified injuries.
A moral reflection notes that a woman is judged harsher for sin than a man and asserts unequal mercy. It then cites that twenty eight Indiamans serve the General Government with salaries ranging from 700 dollars to 83,000 dollars.
The senior class forms a committee to plan commencement questions while Helen Pauline Paul Marion and Gail Johns join the school from Logansport. Honor roll names include Lois Snoeberger Adrien Mullin Mary Louise Recenbaugh Rosemary Bowman Joen Galbreth Lewis Mullin Mary Margaret May Marzelle Groninger. An address will be given by Dr Hubert Gros of Delphi at the PT Association meeting with Esther Gregg and others on the program. The senior party for freshmen is set for Oct 26 in the school building and a class volleyball tournament is under way. All Rock Creek teachers will attend the State Teachers Association meeting in Indianapolis. Subscribe for The Citizen.
Announcement reports Christobel Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Todd of Carrollton marries Donald E Rosevelle of Goshen in a ceremony October 7 attended by Zelma Baker and Ralph Todd The bride a Carrollton High School graduate and recent Goshen nurses training student will reside in Goshen where Rosevelle works for the Chromium Plating Company.
The American Legion post installed new officers at its meeting last Thursday evening. Appointed roles include Commander Jesse Randall and First Vice Glenn Hoshaw with a full slate such as Adjutant Clarence Foster and Finance Officer Floyd Julien. Dr. Killian of Lafayette led the installation for the second district.
The University of the State of New York confers upon Alfred E. Smith the honorary Doctor of Laws degree marking his distinguished public service and contributions.
Treasury Department destroys currency daily, citing five tons of worn notes removed as ruined money. Officials describe the ongoing process of withdrawing damaged currency from circulation and replacing it with fresh bills.
Loretta Young delivers a gripping melodrama in Midnight Mary with Franchot Tone and Ricardo Cortez as rivals. Tone helps her escape from crime danger, but Cortez plots murder. a court trial follows until Tone provides decisive evidence saving her. Also showing Her First Mate with Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts.
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