Delphi Oracles face arduous schedule with Logansport Jeff and Frankfort
Delphi high school basketball opens November 2 with Cutler as the first of a heavy schedule that includes two games each with Logansport Frankfort and Jeff of Lafayette. New athletic director Lester Williams outlines training rules and a weekly date limit while the team rebuilds after losing three tall players.
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Cutler
Carroll County
Oracles
Delphi
Loganberries
Frankfort
Jeff
Lafayette
Horace Mann
Democratic speakers set for Carroll County campaign events
Sherman Minton and fellow Democrats plan speeches in Carroll County. George Durgan will address the Carroll County Woman's Democratic Club at the courthouse on September 25. Minton, the senatorial nominee, will speak mid October. Clarence Jackson and Pat Manion also appear among the speakers.
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Sherman Minton
George R. Durgan
Clarence Jackson
Clarence Manton
Carroll County
George Durgan
Woman’s Democratic Club
Court House
Gross Income
Pat” Manion
Delphi Couple Marries Sunday in Crown Point
Miss Josephine Lucas and Ralph Thompson, popular Delphi residents, wed Sunday in Crown Point with Judge Minas officiating the civil ceremony. The couple, both Delphi high school graduates, will have a religious ceremony later this week. They reside at the bride's mother's home.
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Josephine Lucas
Ralph Thompson
Delphi
Crown Point
Minas
Clifford Reed
St. Joseph’s Church
Isaac Lucas
Delphi High School
Thompson
Verd Thompson
Margowski
Alice Lucas
Corn Hog Administration Cost Estimate Quietly Set
The county committee estimates the corn hog administration cost at under four percent, indicating a modest county expense for the program.
Parke Beadle Heads Vigo County Democratic Club
At a Vigo County State House Democratic club meeting in the State capitol Parke Beadle former editor and publisher was named president He serves on the State Printing Board The club aims to foster better acquaintance and fraternal spirit among Vigo county officials and begins with forty members It plans to support Democratic candidates and host social functions for members and friends
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Vigo County
State House
Democratic Club
State Capitol
Parke Beadle
Beadle
State Printing Board
Democrats Fill Deer Creek and Delphi Tickets
In Delphi and Deer Creek townships, precinct committeemen and vice-committee men completed tickets. Harve Hoshaw won the second ward council seat, Frank Reece the first ward, James Dickison the third ward, and Dr. Frank Sheets the fourth ward. Clifford Bitler named for county councilman from the second district. Deer Creek advisory board picks: Jesse Wise, Harry Reed, Reed Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reece
James ‘Dickison
Frank Sheets
FERA SCHOOLS MAY BEGIN HERE DURING OCTOBER
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration may start emergency schools in Carroll County in October. County Superintendent Geo McCain urges unemployed teachers to file applications at once in his office. Applications help assess eligibility for employment in agricultural, adult, or nursery schools and aid final selection with the FERA council and state education department. A preliminary emergency school council meeting is planned for September 17 with State FERA staff representative Professor Ross Lockeridge to outline plans.
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Carroll County
Geo. McCain
Supt. McCain
F. E. R. A. Council
State Department of Education
Ross Lockeridge
Carroll County Circuit Court Opens Term With 354 Docket
The Carroll county circuit court opened the term with 354 cases on the docket, ten fewer than last September. Eight cases have been dismissed: Ruffing versus Johnson, Luse versus Luse, Wise versus Rigg le, Ward versus Ward, Sales versus Sales, Walker versus Walker, Stanton versus Stanton, and Lewis versus Baer.
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Carroll County
Ruffing
Johnson
Luse
Wise
Riggle
Ward
Sales
Walker
Stanton
Lewis
Baer
Farm Bureau Hearing Led by State Leader at Delphi
Roy J L Mossbury of the Indiana Farm Bureau Livestock Department will address Deer Creek township Farm Bureau Monday at the Delphi library. He will speak on Direct To The Packer Buying. Lester Williams new athletic director at the Delphi school has moved into the C T Amick residence. The St Joseph parochial school reports 46 pupils.
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Lester “Fete” Williams
Delphi
Williams
Roy JL. Mossbury
Indiana Farm Bureau Livestock Department
Deer Creek Township
Lester Williams
Delphi School
C. T. Amick
St. Joseph Parochial School
Voter Registration Rise Since May Primary
About 150 voters have registered since the May primary, census data show a modest uptick. Officials note continued registration drives and call for participation ahead of the next election.
Anniversary Observance at Local Bijou Theater
The 25th anniversary of the Bijou theater is observed Friday and Saturday with the film Romance in the Brain featuring Roger Prior and Heather Angel. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner invite patrons to attend the feature as they continue management of the theater.
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J.M. Gardner
Bijou
The
Are
Roger Prior
Heather Angel
Committees Named for Democratic Women's Rally
Mrs Margaret Afflis president of the County Women's Democratic Club appoints Mrs Marie Swickard as general chairman for the rally to be held at the courthouse assembly room September 25. Speaker will be George R. Durgan the Democratic candidate for Congress. Mrs Swickard names chairmen for program Mrs Nelson Hinkle publicity Mrs Lynn Moss and decorations Miss Meredith Carney.
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Margaret Afflis
County Women’s Democratic Club
Marie Swickard
Court House Assembly Room
George R. Durgan
Congress
Swickard
Nelson Hinkle
Lynn Moss
Meredith Carney
No Farewell Parties For Brown and Haslet
The item notes Harry Haslet and Verne Brown of Delphi were said to depart for Key West then Havana, Cuba in 1923. no farewell parties were held as they remained in town.
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Brown
Haslet
Harry Haslet
Verne Brown
Havana
Cuba
Lafayette Courier-Journal
Citizen
Harry Haslett
Delphi
Key West
Fila
Mr. Brown
Hanna Admitted to Carroll County Bar
On opening day of the September term of the circuit court Robert L. Hanna was formally admitted to the Carroll County Bar. He will be associated with his brother Ralph E. Hanna in Delphi.
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Robert L. Hanna
Carroll County
Hanna
Ralph E. Hanna
Delphi
William Clayton Enrolls at Columbia University
William Clayton, son of Dr Ione Clayton, will leave tomorrow for New York City to enter Columbia University.
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William Clayton
Columbia University
Ione Clayton
New York City
Columbia_ University
Tax Adjustment Board Convenes Monday Morning
The Carroll county tax adjustment board of seven members meets Monday at the courthouse to finalize adjustments on county and township budgets and levies. Adams township begins hearings at 8 30 a m with sessions not starting until Tuesday. action is final unless appealed to the state tax board.
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TAX Adjustment Board
Carroll County
Court House
Adams Township
State Tax Board
Joe Haynes 22 Dies at Robert Long Hospital
Joe Haynes of Delphi died at 12 55 this morning at Robert Long hospital after an ambulance transfer yesterday. The body was returned to Grimm funeral home. He leaves a widow, one child, his parents Mr and Mrs D L Haynes and a brother.
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Joe Haynes
Delphi
Robert Long Hospital
Grimm
Grimm Funeral Home
D. L. Haynes
Robinson to Speak Tuesday Evening in Carroll County
Senator Arthur Robinson will address a mass meeting of Republicans at the Delphi Armory in Carroll County. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. as he protests the New Deal administration with his speech and demonstration.
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Arthur Robinson
Carroll County
New Deal Administration
Delphi
Newspaper Firm Sold to Sam Morris of Columbia City
C. C. Kirkpatrick has sold his newspaper business to Sam Morris of Columbia City. Morris will take charge at once.
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C. C. Kirkpatrick
Sam Morris
Columbia City
Morris
Maine goes so goes the nation in political adage
The piece critiques Republican use of Maine's election as a national litmus test. It quotes Fletcher and Landis, likening GOP reactions to Hoover era missteps, and questions whether the party can shift from fear tactics to constructive policy as it tires of its graveyard rhetoric.
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Maine
Fredrick Landis
Seaboard State
Republican Party
Fletcher
Landis
Robinson
Fourth Arrest in Gasoline Theft Arraignment Looms
Basil Allen, 19, of Ockley, linked to a Lane store gasoline theft in Bringhurst, appeared at the county sheriff's office and was released on bond. The arrest marks the fourth in the case. Ed Calvert of Radnor remained in jail after failing to post bond. Allen and three companions are scheduled for arraignment this afternoon.
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Basil Allen
Ockley
Bringhurst
Allen
Roger Neff
Russell Whiteman
Ed Calvert
Radnor
Young Democrats Plan Meeting in Carroll County
The Carroll County Young Democrats meet at the court house assembly room Friday at 8 o clock to organize for the coming campaign. Alvin Johnson will speak, and Ralph E. Hanna will discuss party organization. Frances Donahue, former president, is noted for leading sessions and a strong network of young voters.
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Carroll County
Court House
Alvin, Co
Johnson
Young Voters
Ralph E. Hanna
Young Democratic, Club
Frances Donahue
Donahue
Indiana Democratic Club
Washington, D. C
Pete Williams Named to Pilot Delphi Oracles
From a field of over 30 applicants the Delphi school board selected Lester Pete Williams to coach the Delphi Oracles for a tough upcoming schedule. Williams resigns as Young America coach to start Monday, bringing a storied Indiana basketball career and prior success with the Miami Indians to the Oracles as they rebuild after key graduations.
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Delphi School Board
Lester
Pete” Williams
Delphi Oracles
Williams
Young America
Indiana
Logansport
Miami Indians
Indians
Hoosier Stars
Yank
Loganberries
Yanks
Delphi
Joe Platt
Reed Groninger
Central Normal College
Oracle
Everett Lamb
Jack Grimm
Jer Boone
Jack Gee
Blondie” Larimore
Frank Lamb
Lewis Kirkpatrick
Oracles
New relief plan hires 139 in Carroll County roads
Carroll County weeks sees 189 men at work under the new F B E R A plan repairing and improving county roads. Charles Thompson Pittsburg assistant works director leads the effort with Ray Millholland Howard and Carroll counties noting winter continuation. Federal costs covered. county supplies equipment and material. Wages range nine to thirty six dollars weekly by family size. common labor at thirty cents per hour.
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Carroll County
Charles Thompson
Pittsburg
Ray Millholland
Howard
Carroll Counties
Kempf and McGreevey to Wed After Church Announcement
Announcement made Sunday morning at St. Joseph's Catholic church confirms the coming marriage of Miss Alina Kempf and C. J. McGreevey. Miss Kempf is the daughter of Mrs. Matthias Kempf and Mr. McGreevey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGreevey.
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Alina Kempf
C. J. McGreevey
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Miss Kempf
Matthias Kempf
Mr. McGreevey
John McGreevey
Delphi High School annual reception and initiation
The annual reception and initiation for Delphi high school will be held Friday night at the high school gymnasium.
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Delphi High School
Marriage license issued for Beil and Thomason couple
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Delbert J. Beil of Brookston and Marybelle Thomason daughter of Roy F. Thomson of Radnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert J. Beil
Brookston
Marybelle
Thomason
Divorce Docket Adds 22 Cases in Carroll Court
Carroll court docket for September lists twenty two divorce cases already filed. The Sept Seine term brings a mix of petitions seeking dissolution of marriage and related support actions.
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Seine
Thieves Break Into Maytag Washers-Herb Smith Section House
Burglars struck the Maytag Washers-Herb Smith section house in a break‑in incident. Police reported entry through a door and theft of unspecified items. No injuries were noted and investigators await security footage results.
Thomas Cline, 86, Dies at Delphi Home
Thomas Cline, 86, a retired auctioneer, died this morning at 2 at his Delphi home after a two month illness. A Ohio native who moved to Delphi in 1891, he gained wide renown across the middle west. The body goes to Blythe funeral home for later return to 410 East Franklin Street. He is survived by a Chicago niece, Mrs. Nanny Thomas, and a nephew.
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Thomas Cline
Delphi
Ohio
Cline
Middle West
Blythe Funeral Home
E. Franklin Street
Nanny Thomas
Chicago
Democrats Name Carroll County Council Candidates
At a Democratic headquarters meeting in Carroll County four candidates for the council were nominated from outside the primary ballots. Ervin Brimm from Democrat township was chosen for the Uk e district and Artie Million from Jefferson, George Hood of Carrollton, and Ed Quinn of Monroe were selected at large. Russell Gordon White County clerk spoke on the value of party organization in a campaign.
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Carroll County
Democratic
Ervin Brimm
Democrat Township
Artie Million
Jefferson
George Hood
Carrollton
Ed Quinn
Monroe
Russell Gordon
White County
City Council Approves 1.35 Levy in Tuesday Session
The city council met in regular session Tuesday evening and approved the proposed 1.35 tax levy. The vote sets funding for local services and municipal projects for the coming year.
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Here
Camden
Monticello
There
Shortridge
Marion
Greencastle
Flora
Peru
Durgan, Jackson
Manion
State House Democratic Club
Deer Creek
Delphi and
Delphi ci
Harve Hoshaw
Clifford Bitler
Fippecanoe
Visory Board
Jesse Wise
Harry Reed
Reed
FERA
Farm Bureau
Democratic Women’s Rally
John W. Kerlin
William F. Riley
Scott Clark
Lawrence M. Pletcher
James Harrison
Robert E. Davidson
William F
Barber
Herb Smith
Hoover
NEW Relief Plan
WED
Herb
Smith
Democrats Select Council
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