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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

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Nation mobilizes aid for winter relief nationwide

Amid a coming winter, a nationwide peace time mobilization supports those who can’t help themselves. Newton D Baker chairs a national relief effort alongside local agencies in Mieipki and Carroll counties including Red Cross and churches distributing food and clothing. Baker notes neighbor assistance and limited federal help, while Roosevelt urges individual participation. The piece questions how economic shift will reshape teaching of history and economics, urging skeptical, independent thinking in schools.

Newton D. Baker Mieipki Carroll County Red Cross Social Wel- Hane Society Tri Kappas Churches Sachaals Baker Wilson Roosevelt Chilaire

Cantor says time to fall in love slowed by winter

Rising prices have halted many romances with no marriage licenses issued since October 2. Two divorces have been granted since that date.

Cantor Cupid

Delphi Prepares One of State's Largest High School Teams

Delphi aims for a towering lineup led by Everett Lamb six eight and Jack Grimm six three with Louis Kirkpatrick Frank Lamb Jerry Boone and others. Coach Lostutter plans a early season opener against Young America on November 10 and likely games with Anderson Shortridge or Washington plus a potential charity game.

Lossutter Everett Lamb Jack Grimm Louis Kirkpatrick Frank Lamb Jerry Boone Jack Gee Jack Big Fellows Berryman Delphi Young America Booker Lostutter Anderson Shortridge Washington

County Wheat Allotment Set At 91512 Bushels

After a committee review Carroll County receives an allotment of 91512 bushels of wheat, about forty percent of the three year average. County agent R J Maggert announced the township breakdown: Adams 442, Burlington 13398, Clay 5759, Carrollton 7640, Democrat 14857, Deer Creek 9003, Jackson 3831, Jefferson 5351, Monroe 4349, Madison 7413, Rock Creek 7601, Tippecanoe 5834, Washington 2034 bushels.

Carroll County R. J. Maggert Adams Burlington Clay Carrollton Democrat Deer Creek Jackson Jefferson Monroe Madison Rock Creek Tippecanoe Washington Florence Scott Owasco Pyrmont Delphi W. Delphi Carson

Vice President orders movie salary probe

An official inquiry into movie salaries triggers concern among elites in Whattysrand. The program targets high pay and low wages, while predicting potential disruptions to film production. Einstein is named for Princeton science faculty, highlighting innovative education with no grades or degrees.

Vie Whattysrand Ami Russia Marxes Bischaw Gable West Algert Einstein Princeton Institute Einstein Sindead Wetenniversity

Indiana University appoints SAAC Gregg as cadet officer

Teaac D Gregg of Delphi has received an appointment as a non commissioned officer in the Indiana University ROTC unit. Gregg was appointed cadet corporal among about 229 of 7,898 students in military training. Officers will assist the commander cadet officers and the military community with daily drillings.

Teaac D. Gregg Delphi Indiana Universitr O. T. C Bloomington Gregg

Court Notes Probate of Reuben Duff Will in Delphi

The will of Reuben Duff is probated with Union State Bank of Delphi named executor. Duff leaves all personal property and real estate to his three children Vada McMurray Fay Anderson and Wilbur C Duff and to grandson Max Craig son of Russel Craig. Real estate includes 108 acres in Madison township. William C Smith and William B Smith witnessed the will. Various civil cases: foreclosure of mechanics lien for 319.02 against Olver L Stultz et al vs Margaret E Roth et al. Edward Coleman vs Minnie A Berlovitz executrix with plaintiff receiving nothing and defendant 170.40 on cross. Carroll County Loan and Trust Co vs Newell E Cox with judgment for 4670.25. Bright National Bank vs Lula P Moss with plaintiff 2664.20. Union State Bank guardian of Aud rey Ward files final report and is discharged. Harry E Reed guardian of Lester Foglesong files final report. Union State Bank named trustee in Gilbert Gates trust and Margaret McGraw and Wm Kiely trusts. David Schock estate. no inheritance tax due. Divorce hearing Maude Woodley vs John Woodley indefinitely postponed. Note demand suit Laura B Green vs John Graham and Vera Graham for 125. Josephine Ulm vs Edward R Smock executor of Leaander D Boyd will and testament and Mary Frances Martin et al to construe will. Cartwright Wason Carr attorneys. Rosa L Anderson vs John Anderson divorce filed with alimony 500 and child cost.

Reuben Duff Union State Bank of Delphi Mr. Duff Vada McMurray Fay Anderson Wilbur C. Duff Max Craig Russel Craig Madison Township William C. Smith William B. Smith Olver L. Stultz Margaret E. Roth Edward Coleman Minnie A. Berlovitz Carroll County Loan and Trust Co Newell E. Cox Bright National Bank Lula P. Moss Union State Bank Audrey Ward Harry E. Reed Lester Foglesong Gilbert Gates Margaret McGraw Wm. Kiely David Schock Maude Woodley John Woodley Laura B. Green John Graham Vera Graham Josephine Ulm Edward R. Smock Leaander D. Boyd Mary Frances Martin Will. Cartwright Wason & Carr Rosa L. Anderson John Anderson

Mayhill Re-elected Leader of Young People's Council

Roger Mayhill of Delphi was re elected president of the Young People's Council of Religious Education at the state convention in Winchester. Officers elected include Ruth Neuman Culver Harold Everson Crawfordsville Robert Stone Wabash as vice presidents and Myrtle Gummel Indianapolis as secretary treasurer. About 1,360 attended the state meeting with 55 from Carroll County 19 from White County and 4 from Cass County.

Roger Mayhill Delphi Young People’s Council of Religious Education Winchester North Manhhatee Ruth Neuman Culver Harold Everson Crawfordsville Robert Stone Wabash Myrtle Gummel Inianapolis Thee Carroll County Miaru White Cass County

Achievement Day Observed by Carroll County Clubs

Carroll County Home Economics Clubs observed Achievement Day Tuesday at Delphi. New officers elected include President Mrs Jesse Benner and Vice President Mrs Luther Grantham. Reports were heard in the morning, lunch at the Presbyterian church, and an afternoon Armory program with a Brete Fair pageant and dress period display. Music by Washington township quartet and Miss Allread whistling solo highlighted the event. Deer Creek township hosts conducted by committee chairmen Frank Sheets Paul Asaba William Swickard Chas Weil Lovel Blickenstaff Newell Cox.

Carroll County Delphi Jesse Benner Luther Grantham Mary Kerlin Chas. Hannel Mary Mhufford Esther Hedderich B. B Mayhall Presbyterian Church Nold Armory Alice Stair Meta Martin Purdue Washington Township Allread Deer Creek Township Economics Frank Sheets Paul Asaba William Swicikard Chas Weil Lovel Blickenstaff Newell Cox

Elza Maggart Dies at 46 of Heart Disease

Elza Maggart, 46, former Carroll County resident, died in a Muncie hospital Friday evening from heart disease. Funeral services were held Sunday at Wesleyan church in Summittville with burial in Summittville cemetery.

Elza Maggart Carroll County Muncie Wesleyan Church Summittville

Mantoux Test Readings At Carroll County Clinic

Thirty four residents received the Mantoux test at the Carroll County Tuberculosis Association clinic last Tuesday and will return Thursday afternoon for reading. Positive reactors will be X-rayed with the society’s new X-ray machine. X-ray results will be read by a rootgenologist and reports given to the family physician. X-ray files will be kept for physician use and are not public. The next clinic is planned for December.

Carroll County Tuberculosis Association Earls

Car Goes Over Embankment Injuring Floyd Hargraves

A vehicle driven by Floyd Hargraves skidded off the road near Delphi just after midnight Saturday, flipping over an embankment after a wheel locked as he braked to avoid another car. He escaped with an injured back as the car suffered severe damage.

Floyd Hargraves Delphi Hargraves

Delphi Hi Y Club Plans Indoor Circus at Armory

Delphi Hi Y Club members will sponsor an indoor circus on the afternoon and evening of November 18 at the armory. Acts will be provided by regular circus performers from winter quarters in Peru.

Delphi Hi-Y Club Armory Peru

Judge Pruitt Sick Delays Purdue Russell Case

Judge E E Pruitt of the County circuit court fell ill on the bench Tuesday and did not return Wednesday to continue the Purdue University versus Phillip and Mary Russell case. The Graf Zeppelin moved between observation towers at the Century of Progress at 5 56 CST. A large ship reportedly landed at Chicago airport about an hour later as Dr Eckener planned a Milwaukee flight. Booster 2 30 PM Saturday.

E. E. Pruitt County Circuit Court Purdue University Phillip and Mary Russell Chicago Dr. Eckener Milwaukee

Burlington Photographer Frank Rodkey Buys Wolever Studio

Frank Rodkey of Burlington buys Wolever Studio and plans to move in during the second week of November. Rodkey, trained at the American School of Photography and Federal Art Schools, has worked in Detroit and Kokomo and ran a Burlington studio for three years. He is a Burlington High School graduate and also a skilled sign painter. Wolever, long a noted photographer and former Delphi mayor, maintained a large historic photo collection now to be displayed after renovations.

Andrew VW. Wolever Frank Rodkey Burlington Rodkey American School of Photography Chicago Federal Art Schools Minneapolis Detroits Kokomo Mr. Wolever Lafayette A. W. Wolever United States Odd Fellows Lodge Delphi Andy

Mrs Albert Gushwa dies of heart attack at 68

Mrs Albert Gushwa aged 68 died Wednesday night at 10 30 of a heart attack after a brief illness. She leaves a husband two daughters Mrs Orville L Brown and Mrs Lawrence Gingrich of near Delphi a son Reed of near Delphi two brothers Albert and Horatio Roprabaugh one sister Mrs John Fetterhoff of Mulberry and five grandchildren Funeral services likely Friday afternoon at Colburn church with Rev B L Straup of Coyv ington Ill and Rev W E Webb of Colburn in charge

Albert Gushwa Delphi Orville L. Brown Lawrence Gingrich Near Reed Albert Horatio Roprabaugh John Fetterhoff Mulberry Colburn B. L. Straup Coyvington, Ill W. E. Webb

Former Logansport Coach Resigns Evansville Job

Irvin Springer resigns as Evansville Central High School football coach after three seasons of limited success. Principal Carl Shrode cites poor team performance and notes Springer, a former Logansport coach in 1925, leaves amid student threats of striking.

Logansport Evansville Irvin Springer Central High School of Springer Carl Shrode

Former Resident Iden E. Coble Dies in Chicago

Iden E. Coble 28 son of Mr and Mrs Able Coble of Adams township died Tuesday afternoon at Wabash Boulevard hospital in Chicago He formerly lived in Burnettsville He leaves his widow two children Clyde Gibson and Audrey Jeanne his parents and four sisters Funeral rites were held at Burnettsville Christian church with Rev Perry officiating Interment followed at Idaville cemetery

Iden E. Coble Able Coble Adams Township Wabash Boulevard Hospital Chicago Burnettsville Clyde Gibson Audrey Jeanne

Conservation corps veterans relocate winter camp to Death Valley

Merle Long returned from California after six months with the conservation corps. Jon Shuey, mess sergeant at a CCC camp in San Bernardino county, reports the camp will be moved to Death Valley for the winter.

Merle Long California The Conservation Corps Jon Shuey San Bernardino County Death Valley

State Begins Final Drive Against Store License Offenders

Carroll county will see a final drive against delinquent store licenses within ten days from October 19. Offenders face a $25 fine for operating without a $3.50 store license. markets and sales require a valid license. Blanks are available at the county license bureau division.

Jack Reich Carroll County Reich

Auto plates go on sale December first statewide

Finney the state license commissioner announced 1934 automobile license plates will go on sale December 1. The sale date is moved up fifteen days to align with impending due dates for state gross income tax drivers licenses and truck weight tax. 1953 plate deadline not fixed though February 15 is typical. Applicants must present November 1933 poll tax receipts. order follows attorney general Phillip Lutz Jr. guidance.

Finney Indiana State Ashba Phillip Lutz, Jr

Richardson Defense Council Aims for Early Trial

Frank S. Pryor, chief counsel for Dudley Richardson, says the defendant will seek an immediate trial. The state wants to wait until the next term, but Pryor plans a verified petition for an immediate trial under the state constitution. A trial may occur during the current term, with attorneys to confer soon on a date.

Frank S. Pryor Dudley Richardson Pryor Richardson

Immunization Drive Reports Strong County Immunity

Doctors and Mrs Esther Gregg led Carroll county schools in a diphtheria and smallpox immunization drive. Of 1631 tested, 1342 were immune. 726 received smallpox vaccine. 289 not immune got a fourth toxin antitoxin shot. One diphtheria case occurred in a family with most children immunized. Delphi report pending. Curtiss Palmer life story teased for next Sunday.

Carroll County Esther Gregg Delphi Curtiss Palmer Eugene Brewster Chicago Herald and Examiner

Delphi Citizen Deck Prompts Curio Project

A local project unveils Typosgraved Cards with 100 panelled and 100 plain card styles in Delphi. The initiative showcases printed card designs by a small regional crafts group and invites public feedback on typography and layout.

Bean length records spark Tall Story Club tale

The Citizen reported a 48 inch Mexican bear grown by Jess Randall of Pittsburg. The next day a 49 inch bean was found, and a Jefferson township farmer discovered a 49.5 inch bean, fueling local chatter.

Jess Randall Pittsburg Jefferson Township

Tax Dollar Allocation Next Year's Public Spending

A historical note shows how the1933 property tax levy in Carroll County would be spent in 1934. It contrasts spending for property outside town limits with that inside corporate towns, listing allocations to Township Funds Special School Gravel Road Bonds and other local services.

Carroll County Seatass Bristot Nemeena Couiriya Carrollton Carpolitan A IGHOO

Gross Income Tax Paid by Carroll County July Taxpayers

Carroll County paid $3,512.03 in gross income tax to Indiana during July. Taxpayers numbered 493, averaging $712 each, with 23 cents per inhabitant. County gross receipts totaled $3,578,973.26 with $3,225.61 at one percent and $38.42 at more than three quarters of one percent.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Carroll County C. A. Jackson

Juniors Pick Farce Play “Who Wouldn't Be Crazy?”

The Delphi Juniors propose the farce Who Wouldn't Be Crazy set in a sanitarium. Hero Jack ae yaivall mixes with Lois Meridith, provoking Reggie Mortimer while a busy comic cast performs as inmates and visitors in a mid year school production.

Good Samaritan Sanitrium Jack Ae Yaivall Lois Meridith Rizgie ‘Mortimer Lois Penn

G E Jones Addresses County Roll Call Workers

Eight of thirteen townships were represented at the county Red Cross Roll Call meeting in Flora. G E Jones spoke on plans for the Roll Call after introduction by Reed Schermerhorn. Local leaders led short talks on duties and health supervision.

Red Cross Flora Library G. E. Jones Reed Schermerhorn County Red Cros Charles Schnerp Roll Call Loren Chittick William Brackenridge Hilda Bowen Esther Gregg Loren ‘Chittick Flora ‘Roll Cal

Marriage License Issued in Williamsport

A marriage license was issued October 14 in Williamsport to Clarence Phillips and Fern Berry of Delphi.

Williamsport Clarence Phillips Fern Berry Delphi

Red Cross Report Documents Ten Thousand Dollar County Relief

Carroll county chapter annual report shows Red Cross aid totaling 10 599 25 in flour clothing and other goods to needy families. Volunteers organized relief including health support soldier hospital clothing shipments and welfare club Christmas bags. Value tallies include flour gar ments yardage bedding sweaters totaling 10599 25.

Red Cross Carroll County

Land value dispute in Purdue trustees suit

Purdue University trustees sue Phillip and Mary Russell over land value. Defense witnesses estimate to 5 000 per acre and 162 700 total, while the sole plaintiff witness puts the land at 600 to 650 per acre. Appraisers valued the land at 23 578 dollars. The hearing addresses objections to appraiser reports.

Purdue University Phillip Mary Russell

Burrows Presbyterians Stage Play Sunday

O G Herbrecht presents two scene play Farming Eden at Burrows Presbyterian church Sunday evening Oct 29 at 7 oclock. Mrs Fred Heiland and Mrs T Haley of Lafayette will supervise. James Justice of Logansport will sing.

O. G. Herbrecht Farming Eden Burrows Presbyterian Church Fred Heiland T. (. Haley Lafayette James Justice Logansport

Adds Sex Boys to Conservation Corps

Six boys will be selected Saturday by Carroll County Relief Committee Frank Riley Warren Knapp Margaret Afflis and Ralph Maggart for C C C. The boys will report to the county agent Wednesday morning then go to Lafayette for a physical and then to Camp Knox. Enrollment lasts six months. Fifteen county boys are already members, enrolled last May.

Carroll Count Relief Committee Frank Riley Warren Knapp Margaret Afflis Ralph Maggart Lafayette Camp Knox

Tri Kappa Seeks Food Donations for Needy Families

The Tri Kappa sorority asks the public to donate vegetables fruit or canned goods for needy families and to notify Mrs. Millard Quinn at 155 Phone 100 for public calendar dates.

Tri Kappa Sorority Millard Quinn

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