Homecoming history and church growth in Delphi area
The Delphi church began in 1880 with Rev. Kraft and early leaders. It faced funding struggles, held meetings in the Citizens Bank room, and raised funds led by Mrs. Sibbit and E. W. Hubbard. A 1920 mortgage burn marked debt freedom, with a 1922 parsonage purchase and 26 pastors through 1926. Prominent Democrats and party figures are listed in later context.
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Citizens Bank
Delphi Journal
W. F. Lytle
J. W. Fawcett
Lizzile Haughey
Cording
Sarah Sibbit
Illinois
T. A. Boyer
Tinsley
W. H. Applegate
William Grant Smith
E. C. Wells
Roscoe Smith
Théodore Freed
A. A. Honeywell
E. W. ‘Embree
L. S. Carpenter
Ford’s early roadster sparksDetroit licensing milestone
The excerpt traces the 1893 Ford built car, its bicycle wheels and two cylinder engine, noting Mr. Ford received a verbal chauffeur permit from Detroit mayor. It chronicles Ford’s rapid production milestones from 1,000,000 in 1915 to 15,000,000 by 1927, crediting efficiency methods to global industry change.
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Dettroit
Ford
Democrats Name Indiana Victory Fund Drive Committee
Indiana Democrats name Victory Fund drive committee as the party opens a campaign to raise 1.5 million dollars. Members listed include Evans Woollen Indianapolis Thomas Taggart Jr French Lick Lew M. O Bannon Corydon William H. O'Brien Lawrenceburg Dale Crittenberger Anderson Lew G Elingham and Charles M Niezer Fr Wayne Mrs Samuel M Ralston Indianapolis Mrs R G Jenckes Terre Haute Mrs John Hitch and Mrs Mary Kennedy.
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Indiana
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart, Jr
French Lick
Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon
William H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
Dale Crittenberger
Anderson
Lew G Elingham
Charles M. Niezer
Wayne
Deaths sweep Carroll County area in a week
A wave of deaths hits Carroll County last week. Rev. Bejamin F. Wray of Wal at Stump Church dies after three heart attacks. William Adler, 41, Flora school bus driver, passes after six months illness. Margaret Holmes, 84, dies at son Paul’s in Flora. Mrs Clara Belle Henderson, 76, dies of cancer in Burlington. Funeral services are noted for multiple families.
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Carroll County
Bejamin F. Wray
Stump Church of the Brethern
Flora
Charle Frank
Charles Wray
Ear Flora
Silas
Hiram Wray
Ed Blacker
Bert Nestley
Ada
Rev. Wray
William Adler
Margaret Holmes
Paul
Mark
Washington, D. C
Ross
Chicago
William Hare
T Gansport
Paul Holmes
Nehe
Chhites Ilex
Bert Clifton
Lee Keller
Lewis
Henry
Orlie
Jesse Shaffer
Flora Presbyterian Chirch
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Clara Belle
Henderson
John Henderson
Burlington
Samuel
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Otto Clapp
Iris Clapp
Fred Hood
Wheeling
Sharon Cemetery
McNutt sparks public utilities talk in Indiana rally
Paul W. McNutt the Bloomington contender for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination set off a political stir in Franklin by voicing support for continued public ownership and control of all public utilities. Indianapolis papers debated his stance with mixed readings, while editorial comment reflected uncertainty about his exact meaning. The event marks a rising Indiana issue for 1932. Two prisoners escaped from Oregon County jail, prompting a sheriff’s pursuit.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul W. McNutt
Bloomington
Franklin
McNutt
Indiana
Indianapolis Times
Times
Paul V. McNutt
Indianapolis News
Idianapolis Star
Concensus
Nak
Camden High falters in opener as Delphi looms
The Camden High School basketball team lost its first game of the year by four points Wednesday night. Whiteman was a key player for Michigantown and Fink led Camden’s offense. Camden schedules Delphi for November 6 as the season opener on the Oracles’ schedule.
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Camden
Achanteen
Whiteman
Michigantown
Fink
Delphi
Oracles
New Children’s Books Added to Faulkner Sanctorum Dept
A list of titles added to the Faulkner Sanctu children’s department will be printed next week. The item highlights new arrivals and aims to attract young readers with fresh titles.
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Delphi Public Library
Mary Cochrane
Morton
Ireland
Colum
Cross Roads
Anderson
Elizabeth
Creston
Andromeda
Wimpbie Street
Seymour
Chase
Mexico
Hoefler
Africa
Hancock
Australia
Taute
Overstreet
Ourselves
Osborn
Silver
Phelps
Phelan
Edgerton
Harper
Cunningham
Ortleff
Bradley
Hottes
Ramsey
Norris
Phillips
Hornaday
Larry
Hathaway
O’brien
Byrd Gibbs
Frost
James
McKim
Faris
Vandercook
Cane
Curtis
England
Rogers
Eddy
Russia
Edit
Stephens
Mann
Europe
LaFarge
Hamsun
Angeist
Hill
Kerry
Ferber
Rolvaag
Sherwood
Olivier
Walpole
Hughes
Canfield
Morrow
Bilack Daniel
Lagerlof
Lilecronn
Jerusalem
Rinehart
Undset
Aldington
Repplier
Mere Marie
The
Ursuline
Faulkner—Sanctu
Childrens Department
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John K. Raskob
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James M. Cox
James A. Reed
Melvin A. Traylor
Owen D. Young
John H. Fahey
Franklin, D. Roosevelt
Albert C. Ritchie
Joseph T. Robinson
John W. Garner
John W. Davis
Worcester
Mass
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Germany
Union Streets
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Union State Bank
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Delphi Citizen
E. E. Maxwell
Delphi, Ind
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Poland
China
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Rockfield
C. F. Ebershoff
Main St
Lafayette
Citizen Office
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Yeoman
Herve Hoshaw
People’s Building & Loan ‘Association
Farry Arnold
Mpany Smith
Secy
Adit
Krutch
Levine
Stalin
Lance
Long Lance
Davis
Bagdad
Bradford
Garland
Wagenknecht
Jenny Lind
Daniel Boone
Parry
Betsy Ross
Osler
Merezhkovsky
Napoleon
Washington
Morse
Scapini
Skyhill
Sergeant York
Einstein
Sweet
America
Cellini
Benvenuto Cellini
Angle—Letters
Lincoln
Proctor
Schauffler
Beethoven
Mumford
Herman Melville
Brown
Fire Wakers
Maugham
Bell
Precious Porcelain
Morley
John Mistletoe
Bradford—Or
Man Chillundam
West
Ertz
Julian
Buck
Bester
Barretts
Wimpole
St. Tlin
New Russia
Er. Smith
Susan Spray
Reynolds
Brothers In the Weat
Eastern Carroll CO
Bertani Wray
M'Nutt
Ing Franklin
Frank E. White
Oregon, Mo
Elless & Orr’s Drugstore
Delphi Motor Sales
Delphi, Indiana
Scott Tisue
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