Carroll County Nears Second Lowest Levy in Indiana
Tax reports indicate Carroll county may hold the second lowest overall tax rate in Indiana. The county tax adjustment board plans to reconvene Monday to finalize budgets and next year’s rates. County council expected to keep the rate near 29 cents, with township levies mostly reduced through cost cuts and bond transfers. Jefferson township, last year at 92 cents, may drop further. taxpayers voiced limited objections as Fred Smith of the taxpayers group spoke at the council meeting.
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Carroll County
Indiana
Carroll County Tax Adjustment Board
Carrollton Bridge
Jefferson Township
Carroll County Young Democrats Organize Friday
The Carroll County Young Democrats met Friday evening at the courthouse assembly room and elected new officers. Allen Bailey became president with Margaret Mabbit as vice president and Carl Jones treasurer. The group plans a countywide campaign with a dance after a Sherman Minton speech on October 2 and speaks by national and state leaders.
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Carroll County
Young Democrats
Court House
Ralph Hanna
Indiana
Fred Bechdell
Allen Bailey
The
Delphi Citizen
Margaret Mabbit
William B. Smith
Carl Jones
Sherman Minton
Durgan
Clarence Manion
Clarence Jackson
Robinson repeats alarm at local Republican rally
Senator Arthur R. Robinson addressed about 900 at the Delphi Armory, denouncing the New Deal and President Roosevelt. He attacked Gov. McNutt, praised former governors, teased John Dillinger's wooden gun, and endorsed Republican candidates before a Young Republicans dance.
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Robinson
McNutt
Samuel M. Ralston
John Dil
Doctors Renew Drive to Immunize Carroll County Students
Doctors in Carroll County will sponsor another school immunization drive this year. County health supervisor Mrs. Esther Gregg announced the plan at a medical society meeting. A survey will determine un immunized children, and a committee including Dr. E Brubaker Dr. Hubert Gros and Dr. H Y Mullin will outline the drive.
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Carroll County
Esther Gregg
Medical Society
Delay Opening Of Delphi's New Store One Week
M. Kraus Incorporated will delay the opening of Delphi's new dry goods store until September 29 due to remodeling delays and shipping holdups. The store will debut with a general line including dry goods, womens coats and dresses, lingerie, hosiery and children's wear.
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M. Kraus
Smock Accepts Purdue Post in English Dept
Dr. George Smock has accepted a position in the English Department at Purdue University and left Monday. Isaac Gregg, a resident near Delphi, has entered the Indiana Law School.
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George Smock
Purdue University
Isaac Gregg
Near Delphi
Indiana Law School
Senator Robinson Armory Speech Draws Sharp Criticism
The critique labels Arthur Robinson as shamelessly inconsistent and politically lacking. It accuses him of misrepresentation in references to state and national administrations and notes his past votes for New Deal measures while condemning his current tone as petty and disconnected from real issues. The piece ends by suggesting his speech seals a political obituary.
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Robinson
Vibe Oles
Arthur Robinson
NRA
AAA
PWA
FERA
Sherman Minton to Speak Here Tuesday October 2
Democratic Senate candidate Sherman Minton will make his only Carroll County appearance on October 2 at the Delphi armory. The event marks his first speaking engagement in the area against rival Arthur Robinson.
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Sherman Minton
Arthur Robinson
Carroll County
Delphi Armory
Minton
Farmers to vote on new corn hog program in 1935 referendum
Carroll county farmers will hold a referendum on the 1935 corn hog adjustment program. Bert Hanan announces plans after a meeting with Indiana and five neighboring states officials. Township meetings in the first week of October will ask corn hog producers to answer 33 questions guiding the plan to be sent to Washington by October 8.
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Carroll County
Bert Hanan
County Control Association
Indiana
Department of Agriculture
Honan
Washington
Horan
Education Committee Hears I. U. Teacher Education Plan
The county F E A educational program committee met to plan for the year with County Superintendent George Mc Cain as chairman. Indiana University teacher Ross Lockridge spoke as the survey to gauge community needs will guide course offerings and staffing. Carroll County will have five teachers assigned.
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George McCain
H. Y. Mullin
Harold Baker
Ralph Maggart
H. L. Slick
Lewis Craig
Elmer Cripe
H. B. Wilson
Fret Martin
C. T
Ross Lockridge
Indiana University
Carroll County
Bank Ordered To Pay 5 Percent Dividend
The county circuit court instructed Rockfield Bank to pay another 5 percent dividend bringing total payouts to 42 percent since liquidation began January 3. Maytag Washers Herb Smith 4f.
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Rockfield Bank
Herb Smith
Congressman Durgan to Speak at Delphi Court House
Democratic Congressman George R. Durgan, the second district incumbent, will speak Tuesday evening in the Delphi courthouse assembly room at the specified hour.
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George R. Durgan
Court House
Delphi
Young Democrats Plan September 28 Meeting at Court House
The County Young Democrats' Club holds its second meeting Friday evening September 28 in the courthouse assembly room. Alvin C. Johnson, state organizer of young voters clubs, will deliver the principal address. A brief program will follow, with details announced next week.
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Bechdell
Alvie C. Johnson
Johnson
Young Democrats
Court House
Alvin C. Johnson
Young Voters’ Clubs
Washington
Pickpocket Fleeces Armory Crowd During Republican Meeting
At the armory meeting, a pickpocket lifted about $200 from five spectators. Victims included William Fetterhoff with $86, J L Shuey $75, Charles Brooks $27, George Smock $3, and Charle Weaver 8 cents. None of the others reported thefts. rumors of another victim circulated.
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Armory
William Fetterhoff
J. L. Shuey
Camden
Charle Brooks
George Smock
Charle Weaver
Fetterhoff
Shuey
Marshall Doxey Moore
Organization Formed for K of C Basketball Team
At a Sunday meeting in the Catholic Community Center a new K of C basketball team was organized with Cletus Hoover as manager and Byrum Crosby as captain. The team will compete in the K of C and Parochial leagues. independent teams should contact Mr. Hoover for games.
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Catholic Community Center
K. of C
Cletus Hoover
Byrum Crosby
Camden Bank Sues Sewards and Associate Over Notes
Camden State Bank files two suits alleging unpaid notes. First case targets Ollie Co Seward and Bertha M Seward for $1150. Second suit names Ollie C Seward Bertha Seward and Charles F Martin seeking $2050. Attorney Gus A Hall represents the bank.
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Camden State Bank
Ollie Co. Seward
Bertha M. Seward
Ollie C. Seward
Bertha Seward
Charles F. Martin
Gus A. Hall
Locomotive Halts Robinson Speech at Delphi Armory
At the Delphi armory Senator Robison was interrupted when the Frankfort American Legion Post rolled a comical auto locomotive into the hall. Mary Stanley 81 died Monday at her sister Flora Martins Deer Creek home after weeks of illness. She leaves two sons in Los Angeles. Byrum Crosby drove Mrs M Agan and Miss Anna Honan to South Bend. Mrs Egan had been visiting in Delphi. Boyd Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Martin, has entered Indiana University.
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Senator Robison
Delphi
American Legion
Frankfort
Robinson
Mary Stanley
Flora Martin
Deer Creek
Byrum Crosby
M. Agan
Anna Honan
South Bend
Mrs. Egan
Boyd Martin
Fred Martin
Indiana Uni
County TB Association Clinic at courthouse Friday
The County T B Association will sponsor a clinic at the courthouse between 9 00 and 3 00 on Friday September 21. Dr James Stygall of Indianapolis will be in charge.
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County
T. B. Association
Court House
James Stygall
Indianapolis
Miss Aileen Jackson Fined For Unlicensed Driving
Miss Aileen Jackson of Delphi, 17, pled guilty before Justice of the Peace to operating a motor vehicle without a license and was fined $1 and costs. She lost control of the Graham Paige through Burrows and crashed into a filling station pump torn from its moorings. Accompanied by her father B. B. Jackson, the arrest was made by State Patrolman Wayne Timmons.
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Aileen Jackson
Delphi
Justice of the Peace
George Busteed
Graham-Paige
Burrows
B. B. Jackson
Wayne Timmons
Izaak Walton League Meeting Friday Night
An important business meeting of the Izaak Walton League will be held at the library this Friday evening at 7 30. Reports of the summer's accomplishments and plans for fall and winter projects will be discussed. Every member is urged to attend and anyone interested in aiding conservation of woods waters and wildlife is invited.
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Izaak Walton League
Buckley Will Entered for Probate Leaving Estate to Widow
The will of the late Charles Buckley was entered Saturday for probate in the county clerk's office. All of the estate is bequeathed to his widow Jennie Buckley, who is named as executrix.
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Charles Buckley
Jennie Buckley
Bluemke Divorce Suit Filed by Emma M Bluemke
Emma M. Bluemke files for divorce from Hugo A. Bluemke with attorneys Julien and Kerlin representing her.
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Emma M. Bluemke
Hugo A. Bluemke
Julien and
Kerlin
Marauders Suspected in Shirar Robberies Despite Search
Officers summoned Flora pilot Lee Einkenberry to survey the field as Joe and Molly Shirar report two robberies with injuries to Mr Shirar. Police believe the assailants remain in contact with the Shirar home though clues are missing.
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Lee Eiikenberry
Flora
Joe
Molly
Mr. Shirar
Walter T. Scott Receives Life Sentence for Double Murder
Walter T. Scott, 50, formerly of Flora and a former Fort policeman, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Crawfordsville after pleading guilty to the March murder of Mrs. Esther Lockwood, 28, and her brother-in-law Russell Wells in Lafayette.
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Walter T. Scott
Frankfort
Flora
Crawfordsville
Esther Lockwood
Russell Wells
Meeting of Truck Drivers at Court House Friday
Notice calls a meeting of truck drivers at the court house in the commissioners room Friday night September 21 at 7 50 all drivers urged to be present. Harry Baer chairman Trucking Code. Letters of administration on the estate of Carry W Quinn have been issued to Floyd Seward with bond of 800 Julien and Kerlin attorneys.
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Court House
Carry W. Quinn
Floyd Seward
Julien and
Kerlin
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