A Few Thoughts That Will Bear Careful Perusal
A collection of witticisms on war, money, marriage, and society. It jests about fashion, politeness, and everyday life with quick quips about couples, wealth, generosity, and public behavior.
18 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
1
A collection of witticisms on war, money, marriage, and society. It jests about fashion, politeness, and everyday life with quick quips about couples, wealth, generosity, and public behavior.
The Purdue Glee Club of 35 male students will entertain Delphi residents next Wednesday at 8 pm in the Presbyterian Church. Tickets are 0 and 36 cents for children, on sale at Adams & Pearsons and from class members.
The Woman's Club hosts guest speaker Mrs. Martha K. Hopkins for an illustrated travelogue on April 23 at 7 30 P M in the high school building. She recalls the Yellowstone journey from Gardiner to Mammoth Hot Springs Norris Geyser Basin Paint Pots Handkerchief Pool Yellowstone Lake and the Grand Canyon. Mrs Hopkins also shares park gossip and tips for travelers and attire. Admission is free.
Mrs May Sibbitt entertained the Hard Times club Monday night. Mrs Joseph Ruffing hosted the G O P club at her home Thursday afternoon.
The Victoria Rebecca Lodge No. 154 will hold a roll call on Tuesday evening April 21 at the lodge rooms in Delphi.
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics Club meets next Wednesday April 22 at 2:00 PM in Pittsburg Athletic Hall. Mrs Roy Robbins and Mrs Muriel Robertson will complete the first lesson in fancy embroidery stitches for the Clothing Project.
The Delphi gathering drew many Carroll county lodge representatives with T W Armstrong in the chair. Kamerer and Logansport guests provided vocal music while the Delphi Glee Club performed. Rev R B Kern spoke on building a Pythian Home in a day as Greta Robinson McCarty and Gardner offered readings and solos. A six o'clock dinner at the Dame hotel followed a productive meeting.
Members led by Mrs. A L Akers Mrs. Harry Arnold and Mrs. Will Cowdin met to mark Grant's birthday and Appomattox Day. They voted to subscribe to the Bugle Call for the public library and to buy Life of Lincoln in verse. A musical program was enjoyed and ice cream cones were served.
The Junto Club will meet on Tuesday April 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Reid McCain.
The Camden Literary Club will meet on April 21 with guest Miss Dorothea Nebeker. The gathering aims to discuss club affairs and literary interests in the local community.
The Elbaicos class met at the church last night for a cooperative supper. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eckhart. The Parent-Teachers club will meet Tuesday evening April 21 at the school house. Grade pupils will present an Arbor Day program.
Local committees for the 9th District Federation of Clubs meeting at the Presbyterian church on April 24 are listed. Registration chairs and members, reception ushers luncheon entertainment and other roles are named, including Mrs. Harry Brewer Mrs. Jessie McPherson Mrs. Geo Cartwright and many others from Camden Cutler and surrounding areas.
An All Star Vaudeville Show will be held in the High School Gym on Friday evening April 24. The program features Al Jolson in Big Boy from New York, the Duncan Sisters, and Pavlova the Russian dancer queen. Proceeds benefit the Carroll County Historical Society. tickets are urged.
Purdue Glee Club features a Banjo Sextette, a group of student musicians active in several orchestras. The sextette presented multiple numbers to enthusiastic crowds in Goshen, Wabash, and Peru, drawing strong praise as the best act heard in visiting organizations. Members listed left to right are Louis Lowe, R. R. Keller, C. A. Robertson, H. L. Lahr, R. O. Fristoe, and W. E. Hofman.
John Baer has purchased a small Second Hand Store on Lin Street in Delphi. He will enlarge the stock immediately and focus on furniture. Baer has a history of hustling in ventures and is confident in the success of his new enterprise, though plans are not yet definite for the future.
The juniors held a Friday reception at a church dining room described as a veritable bower with lattice work and white paper ropes. Twenty six were seated at pointed tables as ladies of the church served a five course banquet and Mr Been of Indiana installed a rain damper for the evening’s entertainment.
The state condemns a township school building in Carroll County after actions by the board secretary and state officials. The condemnation follows previous conduct at the site and relates to safety and compliance decisions.
Mrs Ray Shaffer received a check for 5089.60 from Lafayette Life Insurance Company after the company received certificates confirming Mr Shaffer's death. The claim was paid promptly following verification of death.
The community mourns Elizabeth Jean Grimm a five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs E O Grimm who died Monday after a day of illness Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev R O Kimberlin Lafayette in charge The immediate family includes Ed O Grimm Sally Ryan Grimm and brother Jack age nine
The funeral for little Elizabeth Jean Grimm was held Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with many Delphi residents and neighbors in attendance. Miss Helen McCarty sang two solos, Emma Lathrop Nieworth played organ, Rev. R. O. Kimberlin officiated, and the service offered comfort to the grieving parents. Flowers were carried by Mrs Grimm’s young women friends, and interment followed in the Masonic cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bibbins moved to a new home on Franklin street this week after thirty years of renting. They express happiness at securing a home of their own.
Mrs Cecelia Mahanna purchases the Noah Landis property in South Delphi and her son William Mahanna with family will occupy the residence.
Notice advertises Case's Commission Company's live stock sale in Camden on April 24 with bidding hours and contact points. It also mentions a household goods sale of Mrs. Charles Dock and Mrs. Selig Royster at the Dock residence in South Delphia at 1 o'clock, with Phobus Shigley as auctioneer.
A fragmented notice mentions mounting a purchase by a John buyer. The readable text indicates a multipack deal and a request to acquire items at a specified location. No clear dates or organizations are present in the legible portion.
A humorous exchange notes old and new timing for approaching a businessman. The jest compares approaching after a hearty meal with a modern quip about when a businessman has just tallied a good golf score.
The Carroll County circuit court session covers the Condon ditch petition with remonstrance from Petersons and landowners on bluff lands. hearings set for June 3 in several cases including Wilbur Timmons vs Tecumseh Peterson and Bank of Chalmers vs Albert J. Miller. Other actions include minor child support orders, restraining order over a center easement fence, and dismissals or settlements in multiple matters. Continued proceedings and estate matters, including Chittick estate sale and Judson West administration, are noted with dates.
Mount and Son in Delphi Indiana advertises a John Deere Cultipacker for wheat and oats. The brief notice highlights purchase availability and the local dealership.
The city council discussed sewer problems and voted to proceed with plans for South Delphi and Mortonsville. Residents attended from both sections, some in support and others in opposition, with May slated for preliminary arrangements and contract letting. A Market Street sewer improvement was ordered paid by the city.
The line introduces suits featuring a matching vest in a range of new colors. Aimed at modern styling, the collection highlights coordinated tailoring for formal and smart casual wear, appealing to fans of the designer’s vintage aesthetic.
Dates set for a Rexall Sale at Margowski Rexall Drug Book and Wall Paper Store. The event runs April 30 May 1 and 2 with discounts on medicines books wallpaper and related items. (Note: OCR fragment mentions dates and store but lacks complete context.)
A letter from Harry Reed president of the Indiana Hydro Electric Co. to the Delphi Chamber of Commerce states there are no plans to develop power on the Springboro site this year. Local residents had expected construction to follow the Oakdale dam completion.
The Delphi Chamber of Commerce drew 146 attendees at Dame's Hotel for a dinner program on Arbor Day themes. Speakers promoted tree care, historical society ties, and youth integration with business, with plans for a May bylaw review and a proposal to fund eight basketball team sweaters.
James Coughlan a Lane township schoolteacher led twenty Adams township pupils on an inspection trip traveling by school truck to Delphi via the Pottowatomie Trail and Paul Dresser drive. They visited Pittsburg Carrollton and Lockport enjoying a picnic at the Large Coble farm and a tour of the Citizen office and local businesses.
The Radnor M E Church presents a three act play An Old Fashioned Mother at the New Hope school house on Thursday April 23 at 7 38. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Also Margowski's Rexall Store offers lime sulfur dy pyrox arsenate lead and other insecticides.
A hostess hosts a mystery party on a Friday afternoon with cards listing clues and a final answer key. Guests solved a wordplay game where each clue links to words beginning with pie or pine related roots, yielding items like pyrotechnic piazza pioneer pyrites pipe pineapple python pica piety piebald.
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