Wright Marries Miss Cushman in Chicago Ceremony
Thelma W. Cushman of Lafayette wed Thomas H. Wright of Edinburg in Thorndike Hilton Memorial Chapel Chicago. Organist Elsie Cowling played. Rev Ellis Cowling officiated. Guests dined at Kenmore Tea Room afterward. she is a DePauw music graduate and Mu Phi Epsilon. he works for the Indiana state highway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma W. Cushman
Dessie Cushman
Lafayette
Delphi
Thomas H. Wright
F. W. L. Wright
Edinburg
Thorndike-Hilton Memorial Chapel
Chicago
Elsie Cowling
Ellis Cowling
Kenmore Tea Room
Wright
School of Music
DePauw University
University of Southern California
Marie Withrow
Indiana
California
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Edinburg High School
Purdue University
Trigon
Indiana State Highway Commission
Ambassador's Daughter Swims Bosphorus Distance
Anita Grew, daughter of the U S ambassador to Turkey, swam nineteen miles from the Sea of Marmora to the Black Sea. A boat followed with others and they played a phonograph to aid her. The feat is billed as boosting U S Turkey relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Anita Grew
Bosphorus
Sea of
Marmora
Black Sea
Voice of Firestone Returns to Air With Star Cast
The Voice of Firestone returns September 7 on NBC Red with James Melton as tenor soloist Gladys Rice soprano and the Firestone Male Quartet plus a 30 piece Firestone Orchestra conducted by William Merrigan Daly Alois Havrilla as announcer Harvey S. Firestone outlines the rubber story in brief word pictures and James Melton’s career is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
NBC
Red Network
James Melton
Gladys Rice
William Merrigan Daly
Alois Havrilla
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Africa
Studebaker Family Reunion Planned at Flora Park
Plans are set for a nation al Studebaker reunion Sunday at Flora Community Park. Joseph Studebaker of Flora, the oldest living alumni of Indiana State Teachers College, invites former pupils to dinner. George C. Cole and C A Bailey will speak. Mary E. Studebaker of Delphi leads the reunion group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Flora
Joseph Studebaker
Indiana State Teachers College
George C. Cole
C. A. Bailey
Studebaker Manufacturing Company
South Bend
Mary E. Studebaker
Delphi
Chasey charges of legislative drinking stir Indiana politics
Indiana news report from Indianapolis details L. O. Chasey secretary to Governor Harry G. Leslie accusing legislators of drinking and inaction on reforms. Lt. Governor Edgar D. Bush and multiple lawmakers respond with calls for evidence, leadership critiques, and demands to name the hobnobbers and typers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. White
Hoosier News Bureau
The
Citizen
Indianapolis
Ind
L. O. Chasey
Harry G. Leslie
Marion
Edgar D. Bush
Salem
H. N. Evans
Newcastle
Indiana
Chasey
J. Mulberry
James J. Nedji
Whiting
Thorlie M. Druley
Wayne County
Dan Boyd Colored Dies at County Home
Dan Boyd aged 74 colored died Friday at the county home after being taken from his West Delphi residence. Residents recall he lived alone and was well liked. Children who knew him called him Nigger Dan in a kindly spirit. The body rested at Blythe Funeral Home. Funeral services were held Sunday morning at the Home with Rev. Benjamin Rist of Delphi M E Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Boyd
West Delphi
Dan
Blythe Funeral
Benjamin Rist
Delphi M. E
Carroll County Council considers 1932 tax budget
The Carroll County Council will meet for first consideration of the 1932 tax budget, seeking a 16 cent tax rate increase to cover emergency appropriations totaling about 23 000 dollars. Major items include 11 000 for the 1932 election, 8 000 for poor relief, plus 1 800 for the prosecutor's salary and funds for bovine tuberculosis eradication and township assessors. The state tax board must pass on the total if reductions aren’t found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Wayne Redding Dies After Wagon Accident
Wayne Redding seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Redding of White county died Tuesday afternoon from internal injuries after a wheat wagon wheel passed over him. He fell while trying to jump from the wagon as his father started from the barn. He died at Home Hospital Lafayette. Survived by parents and a nine year old sister. Funeral at Federated Church Brookston this afternoon, Spring Creek cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Redding
Cecil Redding
Delphi
White County
Lafayette
Federated Church
Brookston
Spring Creek Cemetery
Gas Tax Revenue Reaches New High in August 1931 Indiana
State Auditor Floyd Williamson reported August 1931 gasoline tax collections rose to 1 971 455 23 dollars, a record for Indiana. The three cent per gallon tax since December 1930 totalled 13 668 915 40 with a 738 860 78 gain from 1929–30. He forecast distributions to counties and towns and predicted funds could eliminate gravel road levies if wisely spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Floyd Williamson
Williamson
Lewis and Schweiger Offer 24 Hour Garage Service
The Lewis and Schweiger garage on East Franklin Street announces 24 hour service from September 1 for the winter season. A reduction in repair rates is also announced. Read details on the front page of this issue of The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Schweiger
East Franklin Street
The
Citizen
Baptists Lead In Sunday School League Action
The league standings show the Baptists tying the Christians for the lead after a 3 to 0 win over the Presbyterians while the Catholics beat the Christians 4 to 1. Wednesday night the Methodists edged the Presbyterians 6 to 4 and Friday features Presbyterians versus Christians with a Baptists Catholics match Thursday. Dr. Hubert Gros returns soon to Culver Academy as a medical staff member after a summer stint and plans study in Chicago. The Military Academy also lists two doctors on its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Gros
Culver
Culver Academy
Lambs Move to Delphi for Residence and Schooling
Mr and Mrs Frank Lamb of Battle Ground have moved to Delphi for future residence Lamb is a contractor who built the Shell Oil Co station here and has jobs in the Delphi vicinity The Lamb family are living in an apartment in the Journal building Two boys will enter school here one in high school and one in grade school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lamb
Battle
Ground
Delphi
Lamb
Shell Oil Co
Journal
Hatton named receiver for Ideal Beach company
Judge Ralph Mc Clurg of the White circuit court appoints Charles Hatton of north of Monticello as receiver for the Ideal Beach company to operate the beach through the current lease ending January 1. Earlier efforts failed. Maude Holladay returns to South Bend to teach. Edith Nelson accompanies her. Holladay spent the summer with her mother Mrs. John Holladay. Mayor Reed Wells plans to visit relatives in Dayton for Sunday and Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hatton
Monticello
Ideal Beach Company
Ralph McClurg
White Circuit Court
Maude Holladay
South Bend
Edith Nelson
Miss Holladay
John Holladay
Eed
Yanus Wells
Dayton
Hermitage Development Company Placed Under Receiver
Rexford P. Dawson of Remedial Finance Co. named receiver in Marion county court. Howard M. Meyers, attorney for the receiver, says resort business downsized this year led to obligations strain. club remains leased and hotel to operate. Labor Day weekend expected strong occupancy with the hotel under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford P. Dawson
Indianapolis
Remedial Finance Co
Hermitage Development Company
Marion County
Howard M. Meyers
Freeman Lake
Sportsmen’s Club
Meyer
Hermitage Development
Dawson
Logansport Woman Injured in Upset
Two Logansport women were hurt but not seriously when an automobile driven by Mrs Milton W Collett skidded on a wet State Road 29 curve near the Cass Carroll county line and overturned into a ditch Tuesday morning. Mrs Collett suffered a wrenched shoulder and arm, while Mrs Carl A Frey received facial and knee lacerations and stayed at Cass County hospital. Other passengers Mrs Arthur Marsh and Mrs George were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton. W. Collett
Logansport
Cass-Carroll Conty Line
Collett
Carl A. Frey
Cass County Hospital
Arthur ‘Marsh
George
Rain Cancels Final Band Concert Amid Storm
The season finale concert scheduled for Thursday night was rained out after a large crowd assembled. Forest Orr, chairman of the band committee, announced that no concert would be held this week due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Orr
November as nroetiee and tones wate fo rarer ams
Readable fragments describe a local event in November with mentions of tones and a timeline. The piece notes community activity and potential outcomes, highlighting involved groups and locations without full context.
Motorcycle crash injures State Officer Paul Rule
State Officer Paul Rule of Delphi fractured his ankle Friday when his motorcycle was struck by Roy King of Kokomo as they trailed a truck near Kirklin. King suffered cuts and bruises as the pair, on duty at Frankfort for Clinton County fair traffic, swerved to avoid a left turning truck and collided with the other bike and the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rule
Delphi
Roy King
Kokomo
Rule
King
Kirklin
Frankfort
Clinton ‘County
Jean Wilson Bride of Delbert Gunder
Miss Jean Wilson of this city wed Delbert Gunder of Indianapolis in a Tuesday ceremony at the bride’s home attended by about thirty relatives and friends. Rev. C J Grimes officiated as the ring ceremony was performed with Ruth McCormick at music. A luncheon followed and the couple departed for a motor trip east. Out of town guests included Mrs Wil Murphy and Mr Bernard Murphy of Logansport along with Indianapolis residents Mrs Victor Weiler and Miss Olive Gunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wilson
Delbert Gunder
Indianapolis
Ruth McCormick
Irene Shaffer
Charles* Wilson
Tom McCormick
J. Grimes
Victor Bride
Alta Mildred Kite
Rowena Keim
Wil Murphy
Victor Weiler
Bernard Murphy
Logansport
Hugh Hogan
Olive Gunder
Concerts at Lafayette Park Close Season at Columbia Park
Lafayette Band will wrap up the season with Sunday and Monday afternoon concerts at Columbia Park Lafayette. The Sunday show starts 5 PM instead of 2 PM, Monday's concert remains at the usual hour and will consist entirely of requests. J N Reifers directs. The Sunday program includes Buffalo Flyer Lincoln, From Dawn to Twilight Bennett, A Mission of Salamese Lampe, Letet Lieby Gautier waltz, The Blushing Bride Romberg, Transatlantic St Clair, General Lejeune Branson, Sweet Hearts Herbert, Moonlight on the Nile King, Romance Bendix, Nola Arndt, Chicago Marine Tobani, Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Columbia Park
J. N. Reifers
Buffalo Flyer
Lincoln Loverture
Bennett
Lampe
Letet Lieby
Gautier
Gebest
Romberg
St. Clair
General Lejeune
Branson
V. Herbert
Crack
Tobani Oriental
Nile
King
Delphi 4 H Fall Festival Planned by Chamber of Commerce
The Delphi Chamber of Commerce and county agent sponsor a three day Fall Festival on October 1 to 3 with 4 H Club exhibits, rides, shows, and contests. Committees led by Fred H. Wheeler include Finance, Advertising, Attractions, and Concessions. Financial support pledged despite no general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Chamber of Commerce
Fred H. Wheeler
Robert Gamble
James Clifford
Harve Hoshaw
B.F. Ulm
Wayne Coy
William B. Smith
Haughey Mount
W. S. Margowski
Ralph Maggart
Harry Roach
Howard Bradshaw
Orvil Schock
C. A. Davies
Myron Ives
L.M. Pletcher
Fred Wheeler
Eight Carroll County Students Win Indiana University Admission
Eight Carroll County residents received admission cards to Indiana University for the 1931 32 fall term. Names include Chetina D Long Maxine Maxwell Lloyd Van Scoy Galen Sparks Dora McCain Charline Yeager James Crum and Anna Timmons. University officials report about 975 new students admitted so far and expect total enrollment near 4000 with 828 freshmen and 147 upperclassmen. Opening day is Wednesday September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana University
D. A. Rothrock
College of Arts and Sciences
Chetina D’long
Maxine Maxwell
Lloyd van Scoy
Galen Sparks
Delphi
Dora McCain
Charline Yeager
Camden
James Crum
Cutler
Anna Timmons
Rockfield
Indiana
Numse Neeonas
Rothrock
Patel
Epworth League Cabinet Meeting In Lafayette District
A Delphi Methodist church gathering brought together cabinet members of the Epworth League Lafayette district and district religious education leaders. Ministers and youth outlined a helpful conference program with Rev. T. L. Stovall as president and Jerald Moore and Mildred Baugh among noted participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Methodist Church
Epworth League
Lafayette
T. L. Stovall
Rochester
District League
Jerald Moore
St. Paul's Church
Mildred Baugh
Trinity Church
Opal
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Colchester
England
Kahn
Congress
Washington
Anassed Society
Manasseh
Joseph
Asenath
Manasseh Society
Cushman
Hoover
Ira l L. Smith
House
Theodore Joslin
Walter Newton
Lawrence Richey
Rudolph Forster
White House
American Automobile Association
Nationwide Network
State
Leslie
County Council
Clarge
State Supreme Court
State Bar Examining Board
Lake Freeman Hotel Company
R. P. Dawson
Hermitage Development Co
George Bertman
Hermitage Properties
Bertman
M. E. West
Hermitage
Sunset Park
Delphi Motor Sales
H. ‘Wheeler
Jean Wilson Bride
Lafayette Park
Bendix Schotisch
Nola
Arndt March
Brooks
Chicago Marine
Ira Hunt
Sue Wingard
Mary Holmes
Nick Schrader
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