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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1924

Page

5

Local News Notes of General Interest

D C Hufford takes a position at Sargent Tire Shop. Various residents travel, visit Indianapolis and Chicago on business. A daughter Mildred Esther born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Duff. Maple syrup from a 400-tree grove produced 145 gallons. A marriage license issued to Joseph Woolridge and Verna Jones. Society events include Legion supper and Presbyterian church activities. Scarlet fever affects Lucile Brewer and local social notes cover visits and meetings.

Wilbur Duff Madison Township Mildred Esther Joseph E. Woolridge Kokomo Verna H. Jones Near Rockfield

Delphi State Bank Report For March 31 1924

The Delphi State Bank in Indiana reports total resources of 740 483 24 with loans 565 382 56 overdrafts 1 276 62 and cash on hand 16 109 61. Liabilities include capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 8 095 00 undivided profits 11 887 49 and deposits 660 252 384 with total liabilities 740 483 24. James C Smock cashier, sworn April 9 1924 before James P Wason notary public.

Stes SG Indiana

Power of Life Eternal in Easter Faith

Easter sermon by S. J. Duncan notes the resurrection as a living, transforming belief. It argues the risen Christ imparted enduring life to followers, making faith, hope, and moral renewal central to the early church and urging contemporary readers to live in the light of the life eternal.

Jesus Christ Joseph

Luncheon and Musical Invitations Issued by Mrs Whittlesey

Mrs Vernon K Whittlesey and Miss Bess M Wilson invite guests to a luncheon and musical on Wednesday April 23 at Miss Wilsons home. Mr and Mrs J K Eikenberry hosted Sunday visitors Mrs Eikenberrys mother Mrs James Hopper and brother Russell of Peru. Mrs Hopper stayed through the week.

August Dreifus Indianapolis Laura Griffith Vernon K. Whittlesey Bess M. Wilson J. K. Eikenberry Eikenberry James Hopper Brother Russel Peru Martha Landis Indiana University Phi Mu Sorority Josephine Parrish Laporte Ruby Parttens Raub Ind Henrietta McGranahan Mildred Ritzman Lawrencebung Deer Creek Township George Watson Elsie Pearson L. H. Smith County Federation of Clubs Nora Lane

Mrs J C Gallagher Returns From Indianapolis Visit

Mrs J C Gallagher of New York returns to Delphi from a Indianapolis visit with her brother Dr Frank Owens. She plans to join her husband in Norfolk Virginia at Easter time.

J. C. Gallagher New York Delphi Indianapolis Frank Owens

Delphi Chronicle Notices and Local Funeral Updates

Delphi area notices include Velma Wingerd’s move to Home Hospital Lafayette with double pneumonia, Mrs. Lyde Livingston visiting Flora, and Patrick F. Guckien’s funeral at St. Vincent de Paul in Logansport. Other items cover Notre Dame track results, social visits in Delphi, a Measles related surgery in Lafayette, and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration near Delphi.

Velma Wingerd Roy Wingerd Delphi Lafayette Patrick F. Guckien St. Vincent de Paul Church Logansport Father Crosson St. Vincent Cemetery

Openings for a young lady to learn the dry goods trade

The notice invites a qualified young woman to apply for training in the dry goods business at W. B. Wason Co. Also covered: Madison County education board rejection of reestablishing county agriculture agent office at Anderson for the third time in six months by a six to five vote.

Madison County Board of Education Anderson

Washington responds to suggestion of monarchy over literacy

A Washington official reacts to a proposal that a king be declared due to concerns about literacy. The reply notes surprise at the suggestion and urges completion of a civil process and respect for established norms.

Week End Word Play Sparks Holiday Reflection

A playful note traces how the term week end grew from combining Saturday and holiday ideas. Authors discuss the moment the phrase began influencing how people described leisure time and breaks.

Between a Bandit and a Magnate in a Moral Dilemma

A cryptic conflict pits a bandit who robs the rich to aid the poor against a financial magnate who exploits all, raising a moral question about who deserves punishment. The tale centers on justice, power, and societal inequality.

Hugo Stinnes Dies as Germany Faces Debt Strain

Industrial magnate Hugo Stinnes died Thursday, a blow to Germany whose creditor status looms over the nation. The loss is expected to impact Germany's ability to meet obligations amid global economic pressures.

Hugo Stinnes Germany Stinnes

Powdered Sulphur Fights Blight on Horse Chestnut

New York experimenters report powdered sulphur effectively controls blight on horse chestnut trees. Researchers note practical application for orchard and urban plantings and recommend further trials.

New York

Public Household Goods Auction in South Delphi

Health sends Florence A McCain's sale of household goods at 304 W Summit St South Delphi on April 19 1924 at 1 PM. Items include davenport dining suite chairs bed room set Victrola sewing machine range and more with credit terms over ten dollars 3 or 6 months and 7 percent interest. Wilber Doolittle acts as auctioneer John Kennard as clerk.

South Delphi W. Summit St

Easter Message Promises Hope for Everyday Life

A fragmentary Easter message speaks of humanity's longing and promises fulfilled as a source of meaning and beauty in daily duties. It urges listening to the message to find hope.

Bester

Cable weight danger in near shore and mid ocean

The article notes that near shore transatlantic cable remains twenty tons per mile due to protection, while in mid ocean the weight drops to two tons per mile. It warns that injury risk is greatest in shallow water and emphasizes protective measures for near shore sections.

Lake Formed by Quake Reelfoot

The lake, formed thirteen miles long and about five miles wide in Tennessee, arose from a great quake in 1811 and reshaped the landscape near Reelfoot. The event created a vast water body with lasting impact on local geography and settlements.

Reelfoot Teimogsee

Nail Drivers Are Experts Say Jud Tunkins

Jud Tunkins warns the urge to talk defeats the art of building. He says the temptation to lecture on house building is strong, but true craft lies in driving a nail.

Jud Tunkins Washingtonning Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

D. C Cc. O. Julius Chicago Fred C. Martin Mary Ives Vernon Whittlesey Children’s Guardians Frankfort W. F. Sharrer Hammond Harry Blood Minnix Harvey Elless J. H. Mount Dick Blount Valparaiso Eva Smock Clevland H. B. Wilson Washington, D. C D. A R Congress Menon Battle Ground The American Legion Auxiliary Legion Court House C.O. Heaton Fred Lindley Burlington Emma Gresham William Gresham Huntington Frank .Rees Rensselaer Glen Rees Lucile Brewer Harry Brewer Dean Smith J. L. Hanna Gustavel Furniture ‘Manufacturing Company the Presbyterian Church Will Smith West Front Street Margaret Carroll Caroline Younger Timothy Cronin Yeoman C. O. Engle Bridge Lucile Good Wilcox Fort Wayne Henry Good Philathea Bible Class Presbyterian Church Will Cowdin Lorene Hinkle Joy McCully Willard Cartwright William Cowdin Wabash College Delphi State Bank S. J. Duncan Delphi Dry Cleaning CO E. Franklin ST Hall’s Meat Market Mummert Bros. Tire Shop Service Tire Shop Federal Texaco John Mahoy Washington and Franklin Line Kent Carroll County Loan & Trust Co John Hamling Notre Dame DePauw Green “Castle John Jennie Ashley Harry Casad Frank Cal Heiland Laffayette Helen Hunter Ethel Hunter Douglas Swatts West Lafayette Frank Swatts B. F. Ulm William Ulm Ft. Slocum Ni Y Ulm U.S Mr. Ulm Rossville Gumy Heather B. F. Ulm Cora Stevenson Kirklin John Wagner Rej My Harry Weil Raymond Duff Richard Lee Ray Shaffer Dorthea Mary William Howard Ruth A. C. Duff William Ashba P. Ashba Charles . Weaver Walter Cain Frank ‘Liebert Kenneth Shirley Hayes D - Virgil Reuben Johnson Umphrey Neil Robert Lyle Frain Howard Hall Msgs Julia Knox Crawfordsville Muncie Clinton Booné Carroll Hamilton Fountain Montgomery Tipton Carroll County Geneva Kingery Pauline Garrison Hilda’. Garrigeenjers Briaghursty Dices W. B. Wason CO Y. M. C. A. Committee Flora Board of Control Indiana High School Athletic Association Fox Washington Mely Ation Potrey Aly Respectuér Washington Florence A. McCain Wilber Doolittle John Kennard Gor Bingham Airdale Ea A MSE Ltd
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