The Delphi Citizen 1924 staff and details
The Delphi Citizen lists Henry B. Wilson as editor and business manager with Mindwell Crampton Wilson as associate editor and A. B. Crampton as editor emeritus. It notes Carroll County official paper status and subscription rates of 1.50 yearly in state 2.00 outside, with mailing details and a 114 E. Franklin address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Wilson
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
A. B. Crampton
Carroll County
Inc
Rivalry and realignment in early party strife
The piece compares Machiavellian treats of vengeance to political infighting, noting Roosevelt's smashing of the GOP led to a Democratic president, while La Follette aided Coolidge and spent his campaign harming Democrats. It also notes La Follette’s expulsion from the Republican fold by the senate caucus, unlike Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiaveli
Machiavelli
Theodore Roosevelt
la Follette
Coolidge
Senate
Roosevelt
Indiana Democrats Hopeful After Republican Election Loss
Democratic state chairman Walter S. Chambers told Indiana committeemen that the party remains optimistic despite a statewide Republican landslide. He noted the party’s debt shrinkage from 35,000 to 3,000 and praised Indiana’s organization as key to future wins. The letter cites Democratic gains in state races and minutes from a committee meeting in Indianapolis backing an independent Democratic effort.
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Indiana
Walter S.chambers
Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Indiana committee outlines move and headquarter plan
Preliminary plans towards such a move were discussed. It was agreed at the committee meeting to maintain state headquarters at the Claypool hotel. The headquarters would close for Christmas but remain open during the legislative session, under Miss Gertrude Fanning McHugh, secretary of the committee.
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Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Gertrude Fanning McHugh
Metzger to Address Carroll County Farm Bureau Meeting
G E Metzger director of organization for the Illinois Farm Bureau will speak at the Carroll County Farm Bureau annual meeting on Tuesday December 9 at 2 00 PM in the Court House Assembly Room. He will discuss farm bureau programs and the ongoing Illinois organization effort. Also noted is a Duroc Breeders meeting set for December 13 at the County Agent office with Purdue University official J R Wiley addressing breeders and farmers of pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Metzger
Illinois Farm Bureau
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Court House
Illinois
Farm Bureau
Middlewest
Metzger
Metzger. Before Entering the Organization Department of the
Mercer County
Indiana
Carroll County
America
Kern
W .H. Bradshaw
Geo. E
Mary Mason
F. S. Girard
Harry Holmes
A. A. Newer
Chas
Frank Galloway
Animal Husbandry Department
Purdue University
Carroll County Duroc
Leon Craig
Sunshine Society reorganized at Cutler schools
The Sunshine Society at Cutler schools elected Dorothea Flora as president Ono Metz as vice president Pauline Quinn as secretary treasurer Miss Wade volunteers as sponsor The November Mirror at Bringhurst high school runs 12 pages with news jokes poems and a school building likeness Prof Yunker heads the schools. Twenty seven students exempted from second six weeks exams with the public speaking class leading exemptions.
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Sunshine Society of the Cutler Schools
Dorothea Flora
Ono Metz
Pauline Quinn
Miss Wade
the Mirror
Bringhurst High School
Yunker
Baptists of Delphi Host Morning Worship and Evening Series
The Baptist Church of Delphi roots a full Sunday schedule with Bible School at 9:30 AM led by Mrs. Bradshaw, morning worship at 10:45 on God and Gideon, Y P A at 6 PM led by Elsie and Delcie Wells with Ruth Wilkinson as president, and an evening talk at 7 on Buried Alive from Arnold Bennett. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30 PM studying John. Public invited.
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Baptist Church of
Delphi
E. M. Martinson
Bible School
W. H. Bradshaw
God
Gideon
Elsie
Delcie Wells
Ruth Wilkinson
Arnold Bennett
Church Services and Notices From Union Street Lutheran
A Sunday service at Union Street Lutheran Church conducted by Rev H E Stuehm of Logansport at 2 30 PM with public invitation. Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 AM sermon at 10 30 and evening service at 7 PM with a 6 PM Epworth League. Eternal appeal to attend. Also features Christmas sale of Excel Electric Cooker at Light Power Office for 4 95 plus Christmas stickers.
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Union St
H. E. Stuehm
Logansport
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
C. W. Hunter
S. S
John Love
EXCEL
Light & Power Office
Farm Bureau Assists in Seal Sale
The Democratic Township Farm Bureau backed welfare projects and unanimously approved investing 10.00 in a Tuberculosis Health Bond. The seal sale committee notes strong interest as people learn of Tuberculosis Association work through clinics and health campaigns led by the County Nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Township Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Seal Sale Committee
Tuberculosis Association
Real estate transfers list for Delphi area week
Real estate transfers compiled by Harry Arnold show multiple deeds in Carroll and surrounding townships. Notable entries include George N. Van Ostranet ax acquiring parts of McGillard and North Add. in Delphi for 1723 dollars, and J Reid McCain transferring 82 acres to The State Young Men's Christian Association of Indiana for 8000 dollars. Others include Deer Creek Township land to Charles L. Nagele for 215 dollars and Burling ton Township 20 acres to William L. Butcher et ux for 2500 dollars. The Welcome Inn Grange No. 2297 receives Lot 18 in Radnor for 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Arnold
Delphi
Indiana
Carroll, County Loan and Tust.Co
George N. van Ostranet Ax
McGillard
Add
North Add
Deer Creek Township
Charles L. Nagele
Deer ‘Creek
William L. Butcher
Walter M. Carter
Burlington
Alva D. Sibbitt
William B. Sibbitt
Democrat
Edmond Courtney
John A. Mears
Luella Grace Emrick
Georgia L. Brown
Rock Creek
Levi J. Noble
William A. Noble
William P. Hardy
Patrick H. O’donnell
J. Reid McCain
State Young Men’s Christian Association of
Tippecanoe
Tippecanoe ‘Tp
William Shelley
al Totees
Welcome Inn
Radnor
Cutler Man Dies by His Own Hand in Home Outbuilding
H. S. Peters aged 60 committed suicide in an out-building at his Cutler home on Saturday at 7 am. Despondency over unemployment is believed to have driven the act. His wife found him after hearing a shot. a .32 caliber revolver lay beside the body. Peters, formerly night watchman for Red Ball Transit, lived in Flora years ago and was a well known baseball fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Peters
Cutler
Peters
Red Ball Transit Company
Flora
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