Chaughts in Passing on a Washington Trip
The column reflects on a two week hotel stay in Washington with five Indiana women. It praises companions like Mrs. James A. Coats and Mrs. R. C. O’Byrne, notes the value of shared experiences, and compares friendship to a microscope revealing true character during group travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Shoreham
Washington
Continental Congress
James A. Coats
Veeders- Burg
R. C. O’byrne
Brookville
Elizabeth Nation
Kokemo
Iane Wilson
Indianapolis
Coats
Jim
Mrs. Coats
Coolidge
Coolidges
Ione
Elizabeth
Indiana D. A. R. dinner highlights Indiana delegates
The Indianapolis Star notes a Washington visit by Indiana D. A. R. delegates for an April 15 Shoreham dinner. Mindwell Crampton Wilson presided as state regent. Ora Esther Langdon danced. six silver spoons were presented as gifts to the regent. Daisy Ayres and Mrs. Ralston attended as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Indiana
Shoreham
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres
Samuel M. Ralston
Senator Ralston
John N. Carey
Henry A. Beck
Everett Watkins
Frank Felter
R. C. O’byrne
Ora Esther Langdon
Vincennes
S. A. Cook
W. A. Morris
Knightstown
James A. Coats
Veedersburg
Eastervisitors and deaths in Delphi area families
East of Delphi John Raber of Colfax and family hosted and visited relatives including Carl Raber and Grandmother Wagoner who remains bedridden. Nettie Wise helped with cleaning. Carl Wise and Noah Wise families joined Easter guests from near Pyrmont. Daniel Miller visited Goshen relatives. Philip Leslie called on Delph i. Newton Yerkes of Camden, father of Mrs. Carl Raber, died and funeral was held. Fred Raber and Sophia Batergett visited Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Schermerhorn of Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raber
Colfax
Carl Raber
Nettie “Wise
Turner
Carl Wise
Noah Wise
Near Pyrmont
Daniel Miller
Goshen
Grandmother Wagoner
Philip Leslie
Delphi
Newton Yerkes
Camden
Fred Raber
Sophia Batergett
J. C. Schermerhorn
Flora
Senator Hosts Tea for Indiana Delegation at Congress Hall
The Indiana senator hosted a Thursday tea at Congress Hall honoring the Indiana delegation to the D A R Congress. Mrs Ralston and wives of Indiana congressmen attended with Indiana regent Mindwell Crampton Wilson. The tea featured marcissus with over 100 guests, aided by Indiana pages Iane Wilson Elizabeth Nation Eloise Wilson and Elizabeth Sappenfield from Indianapolis Kokomo Wabash Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Congress Hall
D. A. R. Congress
Ralston
Harry S. New
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Marcissus
Iane Wilson
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Nation
Kokomo
Eloise Wilson
Wabash
Elizabeth Sappenfield
Evansville
Local residents bid visits and Easter gifts across towns
Miss Jessie Vanderplaat of Tipton spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Glen Wood. Amanda Sharpe returns from winter with Rev. S. F. Sharp in Winfield Iowa. Eliott Ireland and family of Indianapolis visited T. E. Ireland’s home. Charles Price and daughter from Lafayette visited his parents. QO P Cornell Robert and R H Moore and baby from Indianapolis visited Mrs J W Cornell and relatives before leaving for California. A L Moore took daughter Maxine to Logansport for tonsil removal with Dr C W Reiff. Miss Bell Ireland returned home from New Waverly after teaching. Elsie Downs and Clara Rathfon, teachers in Logansport, visited mother Mrs Rachel Downs. Merle Clark of Casley Illinois and Fred Cromer of Connersville spent Easter at home. W A Welch and Gary visitors spent weekend with Clingan residents. Ireland of Wabash spent weekend with T E Ireland’s family. Rural route No 1 patrons presented cartier Clifford Ogle with 108 eggs before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Vanderplaat
Tipton
Glen Wood
Amanda Sharpe
Rev
S. F. Sharp
Winfield
Iowa
Eliott Ireland
Indianapolis
T. E. Ireland
Charles Price
Lafayette
A. M. Price
QO. P. Cornell
Robert
R. H. Moore
J. W. Cornell
California
A. L. Moore
Maxine
Logansport
C. W. Reiff
Bell Ireland
New Waverly
Ind
Elsie Downs
Clara Rathfon
Rachel Downs
Merle, Clark
Casley, Ill
Fred Cromer
Connersville
W. A. Welch
Gary
Spept
Clingan
Ireland
Wabash
Pleasant Run Community Notes on Sunday Events
Ethel Dillman joined the Weida family on a flower hunting trip Sunday afternoon. Ed Johnson visited his father Robert Johnson on Monday. Earl Ginn returned home for his grandfather Thomas Ginn's funeral and went back to Milwaukee Wednesday. George Medley helped Harry Davis with farm work this week. Mrs Thaddeus Guthrie of Rock Creek township visited her niece Mrs Charles Davis Vaughan and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs J C Gallagher, recently visiting her parents, returned to New York Monday. Lewis Owens and Mrs Owens attended an American Legion play at Brookston Thursday night. Dr Albert portrayed one of the Roger Girardis relatives again this summer for Tom Smith. Tom Smith and wife were Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Dillman
Weida
Ed Johnson
Robert Johnson
Earl Ginn
Ginn
Milwaukee
George Medley
Harry Davis
Thaddeus Guthrie
Rockcrek
Charles Davis Vaughan
J.C. Gallagher
Frank Owens
New York
Lewis Owens
Owens
Uc Gallagher
American Legion
Brookston
Dr. Albert
Roger Girardis
Tom Smith
Logans
Amos and Hosea Lesson on Righteousness Plea
Temperance focus contrasts Amos and Hosea with modern temptations luxury and drunkenness. The lesson outlines Israel s sins including security in pride and indulgence and presents a remedy through repentance faith obedience and restoration with God offering guidance and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos and
Hosea
Amos
Daniel
Israel
The Bondage of Fear and the Call to Liberty
A quotation emphasizes fear as bondage and urges Christians to move from darkness to the liberty of God. It describes living in fear as unhealthy, while entering the light of love yields health, vigor, and joy. The author cited is W. H. Bédcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bédcher
Greatest events of an age as thoughts to action
The quote notes that the era’s most profound ideas become its defining actions. It credits Christian Cynosure with urging mature thought to guide practical steps and lasting impact.
Two Kinds of Beauty and Human Dignity
The text contrasts two kinds of beauty: loveliness as feminine quality and dignity as masculine. It argues that society should regard loveliness as female beauty and dignity as male virtue.
Gossip as Smoke from Dirty Tobacco Pipes
A witty remark by George likens gossip to smoke from dirty pipes, arguing it reveals nothing but the bad taste of the smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week In Delphi
Real estate transfers compiled by Harry Arnold list transactions in Delphi and nearby areas. Ernest L. Brooke to Homer A Bowman et ux Lots 60 61 Elmwood valued at 2000 dollars. John H Cartwright et al to Jere N Holsinger Lot 38 O P of South Delphi for 1000. Allen A Hughes to William E Hughes et al Lot 12 North Add to Delphi for 1500. William P Hardy to Patrick H O’Donnell 92 acres in Rock Creek Tp for 1. Walter V Pearson et al Lots 9 10 11 12 Sunnyside Add to Flora and other real estate in Monroe Tp for 1400. Willis F Mummert Sheriff to William Fetterhoff 68.50 acres in Democrat Tp for 5448.42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Brooke
Homer A. Bowman
Elmwood
John H. Cartwright
Jereigh N. Holsinger
O. P
South Delphi
Allen A. Hughes
William E. Hughes
North
Delphi
William P. Hardy
Patrick H. O’donnell
Rock Creek
Walter V. Pearson
Sunnyside
Add
Flora
Monroe
Prayers Asked for Sailor Peter Bowers
The note from a sailor's wife asks prayers for the husband who has gone to sea. The pastor misreads it aloud as P Bowers having gone to see his wife and requests prayers for his safety. Wisconsin Agriculturist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bowers
P. Bowers
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Gods Way and Forgiveness in Leighten's Note
A brief reflective line cites Leighten on Gods way of forgiving as thorough and hearty, emphasizing both forgiveness and forgetting as part of divine portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gort
Heart and Home. Byron Quote
A brief literary notice presents Byron’s reflection on the link between hearts and home, highlighting the enduring moral message about affection and belonging.
Those Who Warn Against Doubtful Actions
A reflective line noting that those who admonish us to avoid uncertain deeds guide prudence, while questioning who bears authority to forbid actions when doubt remains about right and wrong.
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Patton
Wheeler & Son
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Claude Wall
W. C. Dukes
Pyrmont
Y. Jester
Colburn
B. A. Nelson
Americus
M. M. Retherford & Co
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D. & T. Garage
Chalmers, Ind
HOT Spot Gasoline CO
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Kingdom of
Jeroboam
Samaria
Joseph
Ephraim
Manasseh
Zion
P. B. Fitzwather
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Harry Arnold
Willis F. Mummert
William Fetterhoff
Heart
Byron
L. H. Smith
Breining & Wilson
W. A. Breining
Delphi, Ind
L. J. W. Breining
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Kodak
A. W. Wolever
Carroll County Sunday School Convention
Oak Grove
America the Beautiful
Robert Ross
Corkey
Calvery Presbyterian Church
Benediction
J. K. Eikenberry
Miss Farmer
Miss Allread
Burrows
G. A. Stephens
White County Sunday School Association
Tremaine
Arthur Ritchey
Ed.Wagoner
R. S. Tidrick
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