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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1925

Page

4

Rock Creek Township Notes on Injury and Farming Activity

Paul Shaffer suffered a badly hurt arm after a horse kick last Friday. Dr. Mullin assisted and Paul was taken to Logansport then Huntington for an X ray. Frank Hinkle finished breaking ground for wheat and seeded forty acres on the S P Clauser farm. Rev and Mrs Lee Jackson of Columbus Indiana visit Mrs Jacksons parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Little. Walter Guthrie of Chicago visits the neighborhood. Charles Harvey and Lehre Guthrie bought Chevrolet sedans. Arthur Hidebrand cuts clover seed and plants sixty acres of wheat on Wilson Sterrets farm. Mrs Jim Shepard funeral was held at Sedalia Wednesday. Mrs Charles Davis Vaughan called on her cousin Mrs Mary G Browning and her mother and sister Mrs Emily W Guthrie and Miss Emily Guthrie Wednesday afternoon. Dennis O

Paul Shaffer W. F. Timmons Dr. Mullin Paul Logansport Huntington Frank Hinkle Jim Shepard Sedalia Charles Davis Vaughan Mary G. Browning Emily W. Guthrie Emily Guthrie Dennis O’farrell Tom Fred Wm. Acheson Harold Barnes Sam Swatts M. Wood Eee Wood

Local visits include Achesons and Shepards in Tippecanoe

Mort Acheson of Chicago visited with old neighbors and relatives Friday and Saturday. He was the dinner guest of Seneca Shepard on Saturday. Mrs Seneca Shepard and Mrs Wm Acheson attended the Tippecanoe Township Economics Club picnic at the Maxwell cottage on the Tippecanoe. Frank Vaughan and children near Reynolds were Sunday dinner guests of his brother Charles Davis Vaughan and family. Seneca Shepard and his son John were also present.

Mort Acheson Chicago Mr. Acheson Seneca Shepard Wm. Acheson Tippecanoe Township

Baptist Missions Circle Meeting Planned for Europe Talk

The Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon September 1 at 2 30 at Mrs Fred Martins home. Miss Eva Smock will give a talk on her trip to Europe.

Baptist Missions Woman’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Fred Martin Eva Smock Europe

Bride Audrey Linton Weds Abram Martin in Baptist Parsonage

Audrey Linton of Flora married Abram Martin son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Martin of Delphi Thursday morning at the Baptist parsonage. Rev E M Martinson officiated with Irvin Downey of Chicago and Blanche Lyon of Lafayette as attendants. The couple plan to live in Flora this winter and build a home in South Delphi in spring.

Baptist Parsonage Audrey Linton Flora Abram Martin Lewis Martin Irvin Downey Chicago Delphi Baptist Church Flora High School Martin South Delphi

Make Merry Class Picnic At Delphi Park Hosts Named

The Make Merry Class of the Methodist Sunday school will be entertained at a picnic next Tuesday evening at Delphi Park. Hosts and hostesses include Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Woodruff and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson.

Methodist Sunday School Delphi Park C. G. Woodruff H. B. Wilson

Tri Kappa pledges after fried chicken supper at McCain home

The Tri Kappa sorority held a fried chicken supper Tuesday evening at the country home of Miss Catherine McCain. After the meal, Roberta Gardner Thelma Thompson Jeanette Julien Mary Angell Cartwright Helen Louise Shaffer Frances Wingerd and Ruth Wilkinson were pledged. Miss Mary Ives, visiting from Boston, Massachusetts, attended as a guest.

TRI Kappa Tri Kappa ‘Sorority Catherine McCain Roberta Gardner Thelma Thompson Jeanette Julien Mary Angell Cartwright Helen Louise Shaffer Frances Wingerd Ruth Wilkinson Mary Ives Boston Mass

Legion Convention Set for March 4 in State Meeting

The 1926 American Legion convention will be held on March 4 with legionnaires gathering to conduct the state organization’s business and welcome delegates.

American Legion Legionnaires

Local Klan Meeting Promoted With Music Reading Tonight

A joint meeting of men and women members of the Klan is advertised for next Monday evening. A music and reading program will be presented and the public is invited. The gathering will take place at the Klan hall in this city.

Klan Entertainment The Klan

D A R Chapter Sets Year Program under Regent Cowdin

The Charles Carroll Chapter of the D A R met at the library by regent Mrs. Julia G Cowdin to approve the coming year program. The program committee includes regent Mrs Eva Dooley and members Mrs Harriet Gros Mrs William Brackenridge and Miss Louella Bonnel. First monthly hostess list is given from September to June with Delphi Park in June and the first meeting set for September 18.

Julia G. Cowdin Charles Carroll Eva Dooley Harriet Gros William Brackenridge Louella Bonnel N. J. Howe Will Cowdin W. H. Bradshaw Regent and Russ Wilson William .Gros Henry B. Wilson E. 0. Grimm Delphi Park

Tippecanoe Tribe Confers Degrees. Plans Centennial

I C R M Tippecanoe Tribe No. 505 met last Tuesday and conferred the adoption degree on two members. The work was creditable and the team is shaping for winter. Centennial celebration plans for Lafayette will be submitted next Tuesday with second and third degrees to be given.

I. C. R. M. Tippecanoe Tribe No. 505 Lafayette

Homecoming Held For Adams And Rock Creek Townships

The Homecoming for Adams and Rock Creek townships is set for Saturday September 5 at French Post Park. An all day event features a noon basket dinner, games, amusements, and an afternoon program with speaking and music. Judge Carr delivers the main address. John Mourer speaks on the park shelter house dedication and W D Smith of Delphi discusses the Paul Dresser Drive.

Adams Rock Creek French Post Park Judge Carr Park John Mourer W. C. Smith Delphi Paul Dresser

Clayton Cox Dies at 91 in Sheridan

Clayton Cox of Sheridan, formerly of Carroll County, died at home Sunday morning at eight. Funeral services were held Tuesday at ten. His wife preceded him in death years ago. He leaves a son W. E. Cox of Logansport and a daughter Dellas of Sheridan, plus relatives and friends.

Clayton Cox Sheridan Carroll County W. E. Cox Logansport Dellas

Local store showcases new Full Clothing line for all departments

A Lebanon Rotary Club speaker, Fred S. Purnell from Attica, discussed federal post office building plans and potential Lebanon inclusion. The Brookston Reporter debuts under new ownership with seven columns and a Model 14 Linotype. Mrs Harriet Gros and Mrs D B McAfee visited Chicago for two weeks, enjoying park trips.

Quick & Clifford Fred S. Purnell Attica Congress Lebanon Brookston Kdebally Dicom H. J. Harris Erasmus Parrett Harris

Toole Family Heads South. Toole to Teach at Marshall College

Prof and Mrs H G Toole and son Bobbie plan a Delphi departure today to visit relatives in Southern Indiana. Prof Toole will teach at Marshall College Huntington West Virginia next year. Marriage licenses issued to Charles Sidell and Gertrude Foster and to Virgil Lee Nance and Mildred Thomas. Burnettsville and Idaville residents hosted Frank Timmons family. Community note on advertising business practices.

H .G. Toole Bobbie Delphi Indiana Toole Marshall College Huntington Wes Virginia Charles Sidell Gertrude Foster City Virgil Lee Nance Mildred Thomas Burlington

How the Reform Worked in Civil War West Kentucky

Irvin S. Cobb relates a Civil War incident in Grant era West Kentucky where Union troops suppress Confederate sentiment. An elderly Kentucky man is arrested for loud Southern praise and forced to take an oath, then warned against future disloyal remarks. He quips that there is no law against thinking, prompting a grim retort from the major about loyalty and treason.

Grant Kentucky Union The McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Inconsistencies of human nature in married life

Mary sees her husband as a stranger then finds him fallible yet dear after a day of observing contrasting people. The tale contrasts vanity and honesty as she reflects on ego and kindness, concluding their companionship remains strong despite flaws.

John Mary Lake

King Midas in Legend and Language

The article notes how King Midas name entered language as a descriptor for miserliness and the habit of turning everything touching into acid, reflecting both legend and historical usage.

Midas

Readers Send Subscriptions From Across the Nation

Citizens in Florida Indiana California and Oklahoma express gratitude for The Delphi Citizen and its local notes. Mrs Garrison of Bringhurst Indiana is described as found dead in a gravel pit with funeral services held and interment at Maple Lawn cemetery.

Tampa Florida Southland California

Peter B. Smith Dies After Long Illness in Pittsburg

Peter B. Smith aged 68 died at his home in Pittsburg after a yearlong illness. A wealthy landowner he had long resided in the area. Funeral held at Pretty Prairie church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev Nicely officiating. burial in the adjacent cemetery. He belonged to Odd Fellows lodge No 28 at Delphi and Delphi Encampment No 127. Survived by an aunt Mrs William Bundy Kokomo an uncle Newt Smith Pretty Prairie and several cousins and other relatives.

Peter B. Smith Pittsburg Pretty Prairie Church Nicely Odd Fellows Lodge Delphi Smith William Bundy Kokomo Newt Smith Pretty Prairie Burke Mullendere

Funeral held for Mrs James Wheeler of Flora

Funeral services for Mrs. James Wheeler, who died at her Flora home after a several month illness, were conducted Friday at three by Rev A P Musgiel at the Church of the Brethren. Burial followed in Maplelawn Cemetery. Mrs Wheeler was a well known Flora resident.

James Wheeler Flora Church of the Brethren A. P Musgielman Maplelawn Wheeler

William May Dies in Beloit Wisconsin

William May father of David May and former resident of Gathden died in Beloit Wisconsin Saturday August fifteenth. Funeral services were held at Camden Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. F. B. Osborn. Burial was made in Rock.

William May William’ May David May Gathden Beloit Wis Camden Methodist F. B. Osborn Rock

McCain Family Reunion Celebrates Membership in Delphi Park

The McCain family held a reunion at Delphi Park on Sunday. Curtis McCain was re elected president and Mrs. Faye Buckley Wise served as secretary. Next year’s gathering will mark the 100th anniversary of Daniel McCain and his brothers who came from Ohio.

McCain Delphi Park Curtis McCain Faye Buckley Wise Aniel McCain Ohio

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