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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
2
A fashion center report notes women will wear bold fall colors red purple and yellow with healthful, stylish dress that emphasizes mobility and sun and air. The piece contrasts evolving women’s attire with masculine fashion and questions when men will adopt similar comfort and beauty.
Drivers traveling to the Indiana State Fair from our district must obtain a sticker from their county agent or the Farm Federation secretary. The sticker proclaims the driver is entitled to courtesy from Indianapolis residents and police assistance with parking and traffic rules.
Readers are assured of courtesy from all SP in the area, with emphasis on polite service and consistent assistance across inquiries. The comment frames expectations for respectful treatment and helpful responses in public interactions.
Two units of the Oakdale dam on the Tippecanoe river operated smoothly in a late week test. A 22 foot head held behind the dam while full capacity of 45 feet is planned, with final adjustments still underway before feeding electrical energy to homes and industry.
Monticello residents Mrs. Alex Barnes Merle Carson and J Albert Carson visited Bluffton and Portland Indiana with family. Jennie Steel returned to South Dakota after two months with Kate McCully and kin. Neels and Gibsons visited Battle Ground and Chicago relatives. Several families plan Florida auto trip and Pontiac visits. Clancey Neel had tonsil operation in Logansport. Union service in Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening by Rev Hicks.
A long travelogue from Lookout Mountain describes the ascent and the Civil War landmarks at Chickamauga, including Grant’s chair and the Georgia State Monument. The writer flies through towns from Chattanooga to Atlanta, Myrtle for food and cotton crops, and ends with Florida notes and a Bible lesson section mentioning Acts 16 16 40.
A reflective line contrasts grace and glory with load and blossom, suggesting grace as the start of glory and glory as grace perfected in a succinct meditation. The prose echoes John Mason’s devotional tone.
A devotional line asserts that God has a plan for every life and that true greatness rests on a life rooted in God. The message emphasizes divine purpose, faith, and spiritual guidance.
A fragmentary note from a Christian Evangelist group references an act of goodness involving bers of groteene and a figure named St happiness. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for a fuller report.
An odd quoted remark from Uncle Eben in the Washington Star notes a Bible reading topic as a prompt for a heated exchange. The fragment hints at social commentary amid a casual argument about reading and employment.
Weekly compilation by The Abstract Company lists transfers of land and small tracts in Clay, Rock Creek, Washington, Jefferson and Democrat townships with prices mostly at $1.00 and a few higher, including a $1100.00 tract.
The Pittsburg Girls Sewing Club met Aug 27 led by Mrs. Clifford Bitler. The Washington Township group met Aug 25. Home Economics Clubs contributed 250 to the State Fair School for Girls. Miss Dorothy Brenneman of Tippecanoe Township won second and Miss Lucile Sanderson of Jackson Township won first to attend.
Mr and Mrs Robert Crone and Mr and Mrs Robert L Hamilton of Delphi spent Sunday at the Sidenbender and Turner home. Mrs Mary Sidenbender Turner’s pupils will present their annual recital at Delphi Christian Church on Wednesday at 7 15 PM September 2. Public invited. Dallas and Edwin Wise visited Mrs Joe Turner Saturday. The Chapmans and children visited Philip Leslie in Sedalia. Leon Riggle visited with the Wises at Flora. Earl Mummert in Kokomo on business. Frank Austin of Flora visited his daughter Mrs Marvin Wise. C W Sidenbender received word of the death of Clayton Cox of Sheridan. Funeral held. Theodore Zeller and John Nichter of south of Delphi spent Sunday with Orville Fife. Orville Fife and children and Willis Fife spent Monday evening with Burr Balser. Vader Comma wall and family spent weekend with relatives in Indianapolis. Frank Hedderich returned from Wisconsin with three head of Guernsey calves. They fished and Spitler and others were noted in the past two years.
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