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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1926
Page
2
The article notes many long time farm bloc leaders in Congress are now urban style in spending. It mentions a lunch gathering with Secretary Jardine at the Capitol at noon suggesting a shift from farm district representation to city oriented politics.
A string of human interest headlines spans a 93-year-old New Jersey doctor who claims horse theft history, a Chicago nurse amid mystery, a Chicago court reciting a novel, Mme Jurjewskaja found frozen in Alpine ice, and a jailed thug whose life outdoes fiction.
The piece notes various markers for spring from robin sightings to calendars and poetic references. It asserts the sole unquestionable sign is a boy learning of the World’s Mammoth Aggregation of Zoological.
The Colossal Consolidated Greatest Show on Earth departs winter quarters to begin its season in Peru on April 26 featuring Wonders and the sensational array of artists.
Gen Leonard Wood's tense relations with the Filipinos prompt talk of an independent future for the islands. A Thompson investigation is planned to ease Philippine pressures on the Ohio governor race. Senators Harrison and King warn of new excuses for delaying independence and rubber profits shaping policy.
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels changing hands in various townships. Transactions include John M Sheets et ux to John Maxwell for four lots in Stanfield’s addition at $1.00 and John Stitz et ux to Serine Martin for 145 acres in Jefferson Township at $28,000.00. Other transfers list prices from $1.00 to $450.00 among buyers like James M Hazelgrove and Alma R Peirce through entities such as Elmer Shaffer Trustee and Gus A Hall.
A lyrical meditation on spring's return, its renewal of life and imagination. The piece extols blossoms, fragrance, crops, and outdoor learning, quoting Louis Varnum Woulfe and praising nature as a teacher and muse across classes and professions.
Barbara Brooks discusses how child health reflects national well being. The piece urges social awareness, better food choices, and consistent meal routines for children under eight, with nutritionist tips on milk, cereals, vegetables, fruit, and limited meat and sugar.
The Economics club met at Mrs. Howard Jones home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Smith returned to Ansonia Ohio after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F B Osborn. Harley Altman and family moved to the Mrs Sue Snyder property. Unity Bible class of the Methodist church met at the Coles home Tuesday evening with many members attending including the Lloyd Musselman Holmes Edging Robison Kuszmaul Lavender and others.
Mr and Mrs C I Switzer and family of Monticello visited Mrs Caraline Scowden. Mrs Anna Sharpe died at Bluffton Indiana, remains brought for interment in local cemetery. Chas Spencer family moved to Gibson City Illinois. Woman's Club met at J E Clark's. Amanda Sharpe visited Burnettsville. Deva Neil of Monticello visited Mazie Cochran. Lulu Parker Indianapolis and Chas Price Lafayette visited father A M Price. Marco and Brice Williams of Kokomo Mr Nut of Michigan Mrs Bart Tedford of Kentland M
The Christian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 A M Morning Worship at 10 30 A M with the theme Springtime Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M Edgar Titlow president and Loren Ayres leader Evening Worship at 7 30 P M with the theme Stewardship Choir practice Wednesday at 7 30 P M Minister H Lee Jacobs extends a hearty welcome.
Sunday school at 9 30 led by Sherman Fife superintendent preaching at 10 30 by the pastor Young Peoples meeting at 6 15 led by Carl Reed evangelistic service at 7 30 Regular prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 Bible study Thursday 7 30
Rev E M Martinson leads at this church with Sunday School 9 30 Morning Worship 10 45 sermon A Christian Basis of Our Changing Social Order B Y P U 6 30 Ruth Wilkinson President Evening Service 7 30 sermon A Dramatic Confession Midweek prayer 7 30 Wednesday Public invited to share in work and worship
Sunday school at 9:30 led by Forrest Orr with sermon on The Great Charter of the Christian Religion. Morning worship at 10:30 featuring special music. Epworth League at 6:30 led by Mari etta Jacoby. Evening worship at 7:30 with sermon by the pastor R. B. Kern. You are invited to attend.
The Presbyterian Church presents Sunday worship at 10 30 in the morning with a sermon on Your Best Foot Forward and good music. Evening service at 7 30. Annual congregation meeting Wednesday at 7 30 with basket supper at 6 30. Sunday School at 9 30. Sup Will Smith Pastor R Dale LeCount.
The De Moss Entertainers present a concert of music song and story at the Methodist church Thursday evening April 29 under Make Merry Class auspices. Admission 50 and 25 cents. 6-3. Lose anything Advertise in the Citizen Phone 14.
An organization of experienced physicians offers non surgical treatment for chronic diseases without charges. With 35 years of records, International Doctors travel town to town to diagnose, advise, and teach patients how to manage conditions at home, focusing on nonoperative care for ailments of the blood skin and internal organs.
The Carroll County farm project report outlines Corn and Clever for the men Clothing for the women Club work for the children and the aim to expand cooperation among all residents.
The Tippecanoe Home Economics Club plans an all day gathering at Mrs. Ed Crowell’s residence on Wednesday April 21. Members will participate in workshops and group activities throughout the day.
Sewing Club leaders will meet in the Delphi G. A. R. Room at the Court House on Friday April 16. Members prepare plans and discuss project schedules for spring activities.
Man announces Farm Bureau town meetings set for April 19 Democrat Township Cutler April 20 Deer Creek Township Delphi and April 21 Jackson Township Camden with details available on Web listings.
Mrs. Clifford Bitler invites Tippecanoe Township girls of club age to meet at her Pittsburg home on Saturday afternoon April 17 to organize a girls club. Officers will be elected and the summer plan of work explained. Meeting starts at 1 30 P M.
The Community 1 Club at Flora schedules a Saturday program on April 17 featuring a lot draw of forty pure bred Jersey calves by Calf Club members. A banquet follows at noon with Purdue speakers and visitors from Indiana Condensed Milk Company, Schlosser Creamery, and other locals. Attendees include L. H. Wilson A. R. Kennedy Miss Drake W M Schlosser Sam Schlosser Earl Reedy C C Forest Russell East J C Allen E A Gannon T R Johnston B H Boatman Fred Spray H Murdock E Caldwell E Karlilie H Gunn Guy Kendrick J H Hibner Will Garrison H E Ackerson and others.
In Carroll County five township meetings last week farmers signed up for the area tuberculin test plan. Nearly 200 farmers approved and requested countywide herd testing. C B Shaffer of Delphi praised the program and the address by Dr. R C Julien, with local business leaders in attendance.
Mrs. Belle Thompson describes four years of wakeful nights and poor appetite. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports restored sleep, improved energy, and renewed ability to care for her three children.
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