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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1929

Page

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Mrs Gillum Seriously Burned in Home Kitchen Incident

Mrs Robert Gillum aged about 33 sustained severe burns at her residence three miles southeast of the city while in a nightgown and lamp flame ignited her clothing. Neighbors and medical staff treated her on the scene and she was moved to Home Hospital Lafayette. the family includes Mr and Mrs Gillum and their nine year old son.

Robert Gillum Gilum Hanus Gillum Lafayette

Dr Crampton Receives High Honor At Legion Convention

Dr C C Crampton, son of Col A B Crampton, was chosen for the personal staff of National Commander Paul V. McNutt at the American Legion convention in Louisville Kentucky. He will travel by special train with Commander McNutt and staff. The Louisville gathering is expected to be one of the largest since the Legion’s founding with many Legionnaires and World War I dignitaries in attendance. Other Carroll county Legionnaires will also attend.

C. C. Crampton Paul V. McNutt American Legion Louisville Crampton Legion Col A. B. Crampton McNutt Organization of the Legion States Europe Carroll County

Edith Thompson Dies in Lafayette at 31

Mrs Edith Robinson Thompson of Delphi aged 31 died at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette from double pneumonia after being treated for goiter. She was born and raised in Delphi and taught in Tippecanoe township. She is survived by her husband John Thompson, her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Robinson and two sisters Miss Greta Robinson and Miss Irene Robinson.

Edith Robinson Thompson Delphi St. Elizabeth!'s Hospital Thompson Tippecanoe Township John Thompson Ben Robinson Gréta Robinson This City Irene Robinson Lafayette

Court actions list injunctions partitions and debts

James K. Todd vs William M. Porter seeks injunction and receiver. W C Smith and Hanna & Hanna represent plaintiff. A T Bowen Co versus Ora A Trent note demand 325. L D Boyd and John H Hamling represent plaintiff. T T Electric Co versus Asa Cline mortgage demand 635. Charles M Nixon et al versus Roy Cutter partition. James O Obear attorney for plaintiff. Benj S Been vs John Mills et al suit to recover money overpaid. L D Boyd and Jason Been represent plaintiff.

James K. Todd William M. Porter W. C. Smith Hanna & Hanna A. T. Bowen & Co Ora A. Trent L. D. Boyd John H. Hamling Plainain T. T. Electric Co Asa Cline Charles M. Nixon Roy Cutter James O. Obear Atttorney Benj. S. Been John $. Mills Jason Been

Local marriage licenses listed for several residents

Ralph J. Nippie, Oakdale plant operator of Monticello, to Mildred L. Nicewander of Carroll County. Omar C. Strain, farmer of Lafayette R. R. 3, to Kathryn B. Ulery of Campbell. George M. Parks, laborer of East Chicago, to Martha L. Eisenhart of Delphi.

Ralph J. Nippie Oakdale Monticello Mildred*l. Nicewander Carroll County Omar C. Strain Lafayette R. R Kathryn B. Ulery Campden George M. Parks East Chicago Martha L. Eisenhart Delphi

Farm accident at Delphi injures Harve Studebaker

Harve Studebaker sustained a broken rib when a buggy overturned on his farm south of Delphi on Saturday. He was riding in the buggy at the time of the upset.

Harve Studebaker Delphi

O Julius Re-elected Director of Indiana Retail Clothiers

O Julius was re elected a director of the Indiana Retail Clothiers Association at their meeting held at Fort Wayne last week.

O. Julius Indiana Retail Clothiers Association Ft. Wayne

Charles N Wilson Leads Breining and Wilson Firm

Charles N Wilson has succeeded his late father Russell Wilson in the insurance firm of Breining and Wilson.

Charles N. Wilson Russell Wilson Breining & Wilson

Light Bills Due with No Discount After Oct 5

Indiana Service Corp. informs customers that light bills are due now and that no discount will apply after October 5.

Indiana Service Corp

Rev C J Grimes Installed as Pastor at First Presbyterian

Rev C J Grimes was formally installed as pastor at the First Presbyterian church in a packed auditorium. The service featured an organ prelude, sermon by Rev Harry L Grain, choir numbers, and charges to congregation and pastor. Grimes urged unity and prayer for the church’s mission and announced rally day for the Sabbath school next Sunday with a union service and youth program. The Synod of Indiana meets October 1 2 3 and Grimes will attend a Synod day and install at Burrows on the 2nd evening.

First Presbyterian Church C. J. Grimes F. Maxson Cecil Atkinson Cutler Presbyterian Church H. C. Chapin Floral Presbyterian Church L. Dewey Burham Rockfield Presbyterian Church Harry L. Grain D. D First Presbyterian Church of Frankfort E. C. Grimm Cécil Atkinson William Fraser Dora Baum HG. Chapin Grain Ch. Gound Grimes Washington Ind Dale LeCount Cincinnati Citizen Synod of Indiana Logansport Burrows

Monticello Couple Wed at Christian Parsonage

Ralph J. Nipple and Mildred L. Nice, both Monticello residents, married Wednesday at 10 o'clock by Rev. L. E. Knox at the Christian parsonage. They will live at a cottage near Oak Dale dam where the groom works, with accompanying witnesses Fred D. Nicewander and Florence M. Capper.

Ralph J. Nipple Mildred L. Nicewander Monticello L. E. Knox Christian Parsonage Fred D. Nicewander Florence M. Capper Oak Dale Dam

Hamill elected yell leader and Lucas song leader

At the chapel meeting the high school students elected Tom Hamill as yell leader and Miss Catherine Lucas as song leader for the season during Monday morning exercises in the assembly room.

Tom Hamill Catherine Lucas

Damages Sought in Major Local Traction Suit

Forrest Wickersham sues Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction for injuries from a December wreck near Mechanicsburg. Plaintiffs claim a collision with a work train without lights caused a dislocated vertebra. Defense asserts lights and bell were present and occupants shared fault. Jury selected and opening statements heard.

Forrest Wickersham End Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Orrapaiy Liscanicsburg Hanna & Hanna Fensler & Douglas Fensler Cartwright Wason & Carr Attorney Jones Jones

Golden Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs J T Lewis

Mr and Mrs J T Lewis celebrated their fifty years of marriage with a home gathering in South Delphi. The couple wed in Hardin Kentucky fifty years ago and have nine children, five living. Out of town guests included Harvey Williams and daughter Clyde, Mrs Belie Schermerhorn Ridge Farm Illinois, Charles A Artman and family West Point, James Artman and family Lafayette, Dewey Lewis and nephew Lawrence Lewis Indianapolis, and Herbert Spray Frankfort.

J. T. Lewis South Delphi Mrs. Lewis Hardin Lewis Harvey Williams Clyde Belie Schermerhorn Ridge Farm Ill Charles A Artman West Point James Artman Lafayette Dewey Lewis Lawrence Lewis Indianapolis Herbert Spray Frankfort

Mrs. Dudley Truitt Hurt In Auto Wreck

Mrs. Dudley Truitt sustained a gash above the eye and a cut on the right arm when the car she rode in with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery collided with a coupe driven by Robert Davidson on Monticello road at 4 30 Tuesday afternoon. Davidson eastbound, Montgomery westbound. Montgomery claimed fault. Dr C C Crampton treated Truitt and she was sent home.

Dudley Truitt Joseph Montgomery Robert Davidson Monticello Pitsburg Hill Davidson Montgomery C. C. Crampton

Dr C W Hunter installs violet ray in his office

Dr C W Hunter adds an ultra violet ray to his Delphi offices in the Cold Fellows building. He and Mrs Hunter have built up a growing clientele since 1921 and keep up with rapidly advancing science and methods.

C.W. Hunter Cold Felllows Hunter Delphi Drs. Hunter

Katherine E. Jones Buried in Pittsburg Funeral

Former Pittsburg resident Mrs. Katherine E. Jones, aged 70, died at her Frankfort home last Thursday. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Pittsburg church with Rev. E. C. Wells of Delphi presiding.

Katherine E. Jones Ot’ Pitsburg Frankfort Pittsburg Church Rev E. C. Wells Delphi

Margowski's Dinner and Dog Calling Contest

Community event listing for Thursday October 3 at 3 PM inviting all residents to join Margowski's dinner and dog calling contest hosted at a local venue. Public gathering aims to attract families and animal lovers with a friendly competition and meal.

Margowski

Death claims Carroll county farmer Dennis Riley

Dennis Riley aged 57 a well known Carroll county farmer died Saturday morning at St Vincent's hospital Indianapolis following an operation He was born in Deer Creek township and farmed on his birth land He leaves a sister Mrs Ella Sims and two brothers William of Iowa and Daniel of Chicago Funeral services were held at St Joseph's Catholic church with Rev C J Reed in charge Burial was in Sarre cemetery Attending from distance were relatives and friends from Chicago Terre Haute Hammond Logansport and Burrows.

Dennis Riley Carroll County St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis C. J. Reed Sarre Daniel Riley William ©. Dixon H. J. Lehmann Alice M. Hogan Geneva Ryan Chicago Robert Ryan Gary Flannigan Terre Haute Dennis Carroll Hammond Timothy Cronin William Cronin Logansport Patrick and Julia Cronin Burrows

New State Road Proposed From Michigan Road Westward

A state highway commission member favors a new road from the Michigan road on the county’s eastern border west through Flora to Deer Creek township, joining a contract road near William Ashba farm. farmers may donate land. one holdout noted. The route would connect Kokomo and Lafayette and possibly receive paving as State Road 25 from Lafayette through Delphi to Logansport and Warsaw. Existing paving covers Logansport to Rochester. Local business groups and residents expect a favorable outcome and an early state office discussion in Indianapolis. The plan may impact 17 miles of county maintenance and may affect State Road 26 from Kokomo west through Rossville.

State Highway Commission Flora Deer Creek William Ashba Highway Commission Kokomo Lafayette Lover Delphi Logansport Warsaw Rochester Rim State Commission Indianavavlis Superintendent of Highways Rossville Delphi Journal Carroll County Board of Commissioners State High Way Commission Delphi Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis Charles Black Charles Billings William Funkhouser Gus A. Hall Monon Sesson John D. Williams Commission Gratis Dunzweiler Company Rae Cotem

Former Flora Editor Stricken With Apoplexy

Henry A. Spurgeon, 50, Frankfort publisher and printer, died at the Times office from apo plexy. He edited the Enterprise Sentinel in Flora and owned printing plants in Michigan and Indiana. Survived by widow, two sons Dallas and William, daughter Mrs Vern Spurgeon. funeral held at home Tuesday.

Henry A. Spurgeon Frankfort Times Spurgeon Michigan Indiana Michigantown T Flora Enterprise Sentinel Flora Masonic Lodge and Typographical Union Dallas M. Spurgeon William V. Spurgeon Vern Spurgeon

Officials unjustly criticised by Delphi Journal

The Carroll County scene shows the Delphi Journal attacking the county board of commissioners over Road 39 plans to Rossville, while defending the Monon rail alignment. It details meetings, bids, condemnation steps, and appeals as officials argue over right of way costs and fair compensation to landowners.

New Uniforms Issued To Local Soldiers

Members of Company F, 152nd Infantry, local National Guard unit, received 80 regulation Q D uniforms during drill night last Monday. The coats feature roll collars and patch pockets, differing from the old design, and every set was made to measure for each enlisted man.

152Nd Infantry National Guard Military Board

Funeral rites led by Rev L E Knox for Horace Tucker

Rev L E Knox officiated at the funeral for Horace Tucker a former parishioner from Rushville. Mrs Knox accompanied her husband to Rushville where the couple resided for five years.

L. E. Knox Horace Tucker Rushville

County fair preparations near completion

Readied for the county fair next week C E Schnepp states all department heads are prepared and workmen will set stalls for cattle hogs and sheep as judges will place ribbons Exhibitors display in courthouse corridors and retailers anticipate a large crowd with fall merchandise on show both inside and outside stores aiming to attract visitors and showcase Delphi merchants quality goods

C. E. Schnepp Keily Delphi

Missing Mrs Shaffer Leaves Family in Distress

The wife of farmer George Shaffer, 22 to 24, brunet, about 125 pounds, vanished after leaving for a Frankfort canning plant two weeks ago. Husband and relatives seek clues. she may have traveled to Ohio with unknown next of kin. A Pontiac burned two weeks earlier near their Cutler home.

Lucile Shaffer George Shaffer Cutler Shaffer

Chevrolet Sales Move to New Franklin Street Site

Wayne Lee of Carroll Chevrolet Sales announced a lease on the Julien building at Main Street formerly used by Ford. He will move shop equipment and stock and have a full Chevrolet lineup on display in the new quarters by next Tuesday. The current site was used by Nelsons for years and the vacated building remains not leased.

Wayne Lee Carroll Chevrolet East Franklin Street Julien Main Street Ford Chevrolet Lee Nelsons Franklin Street

Fisherman fined for illegal traps on Wabash River

Clarence Phillips was arrested by game wardens while fishing at night near Delphi. In a midnight court session, Squire George Bustead accepted his plea of guilty and imposed a total fine and costs of 22.75 dollars. He possessed fish traps and ten to twelve pounds of fish, most undersized.

Clarence Phillips Wabash River Delphi George Bustead Phillips

Publication date moved for fair week issue

The Citizen announces the weekly paper will publish next Tuesday evening instead of Thursday forenoon due to fair week. Correspondents are instructed to mail letters to the office by Monday.

Mounts Headed to Valparaiso and Rochester

Mr and Mrs John Mount left Wednesday for Valparaiso where Mrs Mount will visit for a few days while Mr Mount makes a trip to Rochester Minnesota

John Mount Valparaiso

Hall’s Meat Market Buys Chevrolet Truck for Butcher Stock

Hall's Meat Market purchases a new Chevrolet truck from Wayne Lee agency to haul butcher stock to the Franklin street market.

Hall’s Wayne Lee Agency Franklin Street

Top Company Sells Out to Boyd-Martin

The Ameri can Top & Body company will abandon the local Boyd-Martin Boat plant and form a new Delaware based corporation to be named Boyd-Martin Boat company. The Marysville plant will become the output site with Detroit headquarters planned, and Fred Martin may become a top official. The move ends years of local boat building with the plant employing many workers.

American Top & Body Company Boyd-Martin Boat Company Delaware Boyd- Martin Boat Company Fred Martin Willis Street Marysville Mich Martin Detroit Port Huron Port Haron

Basketball Tickets Go On Sale Saturday

Adult season tickets for thirteen home games priced at five dollars will be reserved at the high school principal office on Saturday at 8 am. Tickets may be reserved through students or bought at the office, with seat selection possible by pledge.

Cc. A. Smith

Dedication of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cathedral

Delphi delegates attend the dedication and consecration of the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Indianapolis. Indiana officials present include Judge E. E. Pruitt and Manfred German among others, with Van C. Blue of Carrollton Township also in attendance. The ceremony draws dignitaries from across the country to honor the Masonic edifice.

Delphi Indianapolis E. E. Pruitt H. F. Elless Manfred German Jesse D. Kleppinger G. A. Shaffer A. H. Brewer O. E., Smith van C. Blue Carrollton Townshis

Tony Miles Dies Former Camden Resident

Tony Miles, formerly living near Camden, died Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Miles T. Martin drove to Breckenridge Michigan to attend services held at 10:00 this morning for the deceased.

Tony Miles Camden Miles T. Martin Breckenridge Mich

Evansville State Medical Meeting Attended by Local Doctors

Dr and Mrs E Carney Dr and Mrs John Carney and daughter Meredith Dr and Mrs A C Clauser and Dr and Mrs W R Quick are attending the state medical meeting at Evansville this week.

E. Carney John Carney Miss Meredith A. C. Clauser W. R. Quick Evansville

Abandoned Still Found in East City Corn Field

An abandoned still was found in a corn field east of the city last Monday. Sheriff Clawson collected the copper apparatus and took it to the jail for destruction.

Clawson

Scouts Panel Set By Rev Grimes For Tonight

Rev C J Grimes of the Presbyterian church calls a meeting for boys and girls who plan to join the scout troops tonight at the church seeking to organize youth units.

C. J. Grimes The Presbyterian Church

Carroll County Sends 38 Christmas Bags to Soldiers

Carroll county collected thirty eight Christmas bags for soldiers this year, surpassing the goal by ten. Volunteers organized the effort aiming to support troops during the holiday season.

Carroll County

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DR. Crampton Will Edith Thompson Delphi Presbyterian Traction CO EK. E. Pruitt Wickersham Mechanicsburg Lebanon James Tyner Charles T.moore George W. Cohee Henry Cree Charles D. Vaughan George R. Smock George B. Leach Vernon D. Flattery Dora L. Wingard Clarence Forgey Eli C. Ritchey Ward B. Eikenberry Violet Pittsburg Ford Agency Boyd-Martin Maryville Richmond William Davis
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