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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
8
Mrs Elsie Bear, formerly of Delges, announces her sister has married Mr Harry Reed of Niles Michigan. The couple, visiting Seusnds and other relatives, will reside in Niles after their return from a southern trip in about a week.
Frederick Landis Jr of Logansport is scheduled as guest speaker at a Republican meeting at Adams township school on Friday evening September 18. Frances Giese has returned to Ambia after living in Delphi as the housekeeper of Father Clifford Reed.
The second annual National Eucharistic Day will be held at St. Joseph's Orphanage in Lafayette on Sunday September 13. Bishop John F. Noll will speak at the Field Mass starting 10 30 a m amplified by loudspeaker. The event marks the 60th anniversary of the Home's founding in 1876.
A Governor's Committee report shows Delphi with 156.1 highway deaths per 100 000 population since December 1 based on city population. The period included two fatalities but Delphi still ranks highest, surpassing Indianapolis and Gary among larger cities. Carroll County also shows a high rate at 39.9 per 100 000 with four county fatalities. Ninety nine people died in Indiana highway crashes in July, lifting the year to 618, a 4 percent rise. The national death toll rose 2 percent. The local Izaak Walton League schedules a meeting for Monday Sept 14 at the Delphi Library to discuss the fall outing and new skeet rules explained by Lloyd Wagner.
The Delphi Methodist congregation hosted a welcome back and pound shower for Rev and Mrs Wilbur Day last Thursday in the church parlors. A cooperative supper preceded a program honoring the Days, local alumnae, and fall college entrants with readings songs and tributes from Epworth League Sunday School and church members.
War clouds loom as Main Street politics gain momentum in Carroll County. James Obear rushes to photograph a large-mouth bass while Judge Pruitt returns to daily duties amid the season’s changes.
Miss Frances Amick leaves her bookkeeper job at L. M. Pletcher hardware to teach second grade in Dayton Indiana public schools. The article notes growing support for Gov. Landon aligning with exploiting interests and urges unity behind President Roosevelt. Subscribe for The Citizen.
College graduates this year face more jobs than since 1931 as firms rebuild from the bottom and hire young men. Columbia official says salaries rise from 100 to 125 dollars monthly for top positions, with many jobs offering up to 85 dollars. Businesses acknowledge five years of undertraining and seek rapid training for the renewed activity. Greeting card bargains The Citizens.
Chiff Townsend argues wealth today rests on real property and calls for society to avoid savage policies. He condemns heavy taxes on land owners and supports neighborly cooperation to solve public issues, pledging ongoing backing until victory.
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