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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1926
Page
5
The Delphi Citizen invites readers to share mentions of visits and referrals by phone to Number 14. The notice emphasizes courteous guest updates and welcoming updates for friends and guests, framing submissions as a courtesy to the community.
Mrs. O. C. Gruber of Chicago is quite ill. George DeMoss plays two cornets and performs at the Methodist church next Thursday. George T. Hoshaw, formerly of the county and now in Los Angeles, is seriously ill. A. H. Douglass of Monticello visited Delphi on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Mishawaka spent Sunday with T. J. Clyne. The Pharmacy advertises the latest wallpaper patterns. Royal Scepter Coffee and Smith’s Grace are mentioned in society items.
Local residents return from Florida winters and visit family in Tippecanoe township. A Presbyterian Ladies luncheon will be held in the church parlor on Thursday April 29 from 5 to 7. C G Woodruff joins the Eastern Star at Delphi Temple. Levi Arian and Hanna Hoff wed at a home northeast of Logansport and will live in Rossville.
Advertising blurb highlighting sturdy men’s overalls in heavy weight denim. Emphasizes comfort, roominess, and standard brands available for selection.
In Tippecanoe county updates, the Coble family returns from Florida to manage their farm while Raymond Coble stays a month longer. Dr W P Deering, president of Oakland City College, will address Delphi high school's May 27 commencement as chosen by the senior class. County Auditor Robt Davidson reminds for mortgage and tax exemption filings with May 3 and May 1 deadlines respectively. Mrs Allie Smith May, from Rockfield, reports improved health from Indianapolis sanitarium and hopes to return home soon. Lester H Quinn of near Flora, a junior at Indiana University medical school, is among four top honors, ranking third with fifteen A and four B credits.
An item notes a local shop trading old harness for repair and new stock including lines bridles and collars. It also covers weddings officiated by Rev. R. B. Kern, a restaurant fire in Flora with damages and insurance, plus a political remark on Coolidge and farm aid plans unsettled as Congress nears a farmers relief decision.
Delphi plans a track and field meet at Delphi Park on May 8 with contests at 1 30 PM and an evening oratorical contest. Schools in the Central Indiana Association include Noblesville Lebanon Tipton Frankfort Crawfordsville and Delphi.
The Craw fordsville Presbyterial Missionary Society held a two day Jubilee at Central Presbyterian Lafayette with hymns solos prayers and talks by officers from ten counties. Guest speakers included Mrs W H Adams state president and Miss Marcia Kerr board of foreign missions. Mrs Matthew Sterling of Delphi, the last charter member, attended as guest of honor with local attendees from Rockfield.
Two newspapers, Indianapolis News and The Belo Citizen, each offer a one year subscription at 4.00. The sale presents a compact option for readers to access current local reporting and community notices.
The Home Hospital unveiled a new nurses home and training school on April 21 with the Home Hospital Booster club managing furnishing costs. High grade furniture fills two floors while plans to outfit a third floor next year are in progress as nurses relocate to the lower floors.
Market corrected by Bogan Jaques Co dated April 24 1926 lists eggs broilers leghorn hens old hens ducks geese turkeys butter fat beef hides horsehides and hosehides with assorted prices and weights for the Delphi area.
Poultry items listed include eggs, 325 fowls broilers leghorns and chicks. Ducks geese and stags noted with stock counts. The fragment preserves a ledger style listing of poultry and related quantities from a produce company record.
Distribution reports filed in Charles Matthews vs Maude Woodley and Mabel Bozworth vs Ross J Jervis. Pru dental Insurance vs H Nelson Guthrie inspected note and mortgage. State of Indiana vs Leo Minor continued. Receivers and guardianships approved and final reports filed. Several estates and claims approved including Henry Eaton Amos Allbaugh George T Riggle and others. Wall paper supplies promotion at The Pharmacy Adams & Pearson.
Sunday visits filled by Perry Simons, Albert Smith, and many others as extended families shared time. A fish fry hosted by Oak Grove Ladies Aid at the church basement occurred Wednesday night. Several townsfolk attended minstrel events at Adams township and DeMoss s Players at the Methodist church. A school entertainment drew a large crowd, with seventh and eighth graders picnicking near Peru and a Baccalaureate address planned for Hopedale on Sunday evening April 95.
Brother B B Hart from Winamac will present a Temperance talk during the morning service at 9 30. He will deliver a second talk at 2 PM. Rev J K Eikenberry serves as pastor.
Miss Mildred Lynn, a Camden grade school teacher, and Joseph Allen, a young farmer near Cutler, were married Saturday evening at the M. E. parsonage.
Bringhurst officiated as the pastor. The couple is held in high esteem by many friends and will reside on a farm west of Cutler.
Quick and Clifford advertise 80 cent standard silk hose with a new garter runstop. Price is 80c per pair and urging customers to try a pair to be convinced.
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