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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
7
C A Collins of Francisville former Flora band director is recovering from injuries after leaping to avoid a speeding car at Fort Knox. He now directs the Medaryville and Monon bands and previously led a Flora band concert at Burlington school gym last winter.
R Cc Kent commander of the Delphi American Legion announces a scheduling change after band concerts. Regular legion meetings will be held on the first and third Thursday nights of each month.
Governor Paul V. McNutt of Indiana announced no action will stop state departments from buying Ford cars despite Henry Ford not signing the NRA code. He said a boycott is not the proper response to the situation.
The Pythian Sisters will meet at their hall Monday night September 11 at 6 30 o clock for a cooperative supper followed by a lodge meeting at eight o clock All officers and members are urged to attend.
The Delphi high school Tuesday enrollment is about 260, similar to last year. Junior high enrollment stands at 1166. New pupil intake in room one is 45, while average enrollment in the other five rooms ranges from 45 to 50.
William Givler, manager of the Indiana Service Corporation office in Delphi, resumed work Tuesday after eight weeks away due to ill health. He has led the Delphi office for about 15 years and has a 26 year tenure with the Indiana Service Corporation.
Joe Clingenpeel, seven, son of Mr and Mrs Don Clingenpeel near Flora, is recovering from a severe foot injury after stepping on an oil can spout. The spout penetrated the foot nearly two inches. Mrs Clingenpeel was formerly Miss Mildred Jones of Delphi.
L G Hobson information agent for the bank reports 14 647 Indiana farmers are borrowers from the Federal Land Bank of Louisville. Applications for loans in July totaled 1 848 and amounted to 7 449 900 dollars.
City groups list upcoming events from September 8 to 14 including IOOF No 127 Four Times Four Club Welcome Inn Grange Pocahontas Lodge Rebecca Lodge Carroll Co Medical Society Booster at 2 30 p m September 9 S S Board Meeting M E Church American Legion Auxiliary I O O F No 28 Pythian Sisters Daughters of Isabella Council Meeting War Mothers W H Missionary Society Tri Kappa Red Men Lodge Jefferson Grange Yeoman M E Church rehearsals Christian Science Church I O O F No 174 Tipwa Grange Deer Creek H E Club Report all fixed dates at once and inquire for open and special dates. please report promptly. Telephone 100.
Clarence Darraugh longtime employee of the Indiana Service Corporation in Delphi is transferred to Wabash Indiana. The Delphi substation will be discontinued and J M Daly who handled gas repairs in Delphi is moved to Peru.
A Wednesday shower honored Mrs. Frank Wigner on her recent marriage at Mrs. Davia Sthock’s home. Nearby guests included Mrs. Cull Sidenbender and Emerald Metz visiting Mrs. Re daughter. several townspeople joined the Million reunion at Delphi City park. Oak Grove picnic planned at Monticello City Park on Sunday September 10. Sunday school at 9:30 and church at 10:30. Bert Allison hosted a tenth wedding anniversary with Mr. and Mrs. James McGee and others in attendance. Ruth Atherton and relatives attended the Century of Progress last week. Olive Blickenstaff visited neighbors for several days.
Notice is hereby given that the Carroll County Board of Tax Adjustment will meet in the county auditor s office at the Court House Delphi Indiana on Monday the Suday of Sept 1933 at 10 o clock A M for the purpose to revise changes or reduce any such levy as first fixed by the proper officers of any such Municipal Corporations Hearing of legal authorities and taxpayers. Carroll County Auditor.
Weekend and Labor Day visits linked many families across the area. Cris Dimmitt and family, John Roach, Perry Burget, and Frank Wigner were among those hosting and visiting relatives including Marie, Phyllis, Cloyd, and Mee, with trips from Logansport and Pulaski to nearby towns.
Mrs. William Goslee hosted the Hickory Grove Busy Bee Club on Wednesday afternoon. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Charley Wise and Mrs. Howard Warner. Miss Ruth Atherton departed Sunday for Warsaw to teach again this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wigner moved Tuesday to the Wilbur Foley house.
A brief market note lists hens under four pounds and over four pounds, eggs, butter fat, and staples such as wheat No. 1 and No. 2, new oats, and other grains. The fragment notes assorted farm products and prices without complete context.
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