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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1931

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Delphi Markets Newton D. Baker Alfred E. Smith John K. Raskob Jouett Shouse 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 James W. Gerard Germany Union Streets C. B. Shaiffer Union State Bank Inquire Delphi Citizen E. E. Maxwell Delphi, Ind Francis Wilson Poland China Farrow Kerlin ‘and Snoeberger Rockfield C. F. Ebershoff Main St Lafayette Citizen Office UEED Chas. W. Hargraves 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 Wheaties Pillsbury Ivory
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