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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1926

Page

3

Indiana poster contest open to Carroll and other counties

Grade and high school pupils across Indiana may enter the fourth annual state poster contest. Schools, art supervisors and PTAs receive a bulletin from the IU Extension Division. Entries must arrive by April 16 with three best posters per system in the Bureau of Visual Instruction. Awards by group. Public showings in Indianapolis during PTA and teacher association meetings.

Carroll County Indiana State Parent-Teacher Association Indiana University Extension Division I. U. Extension Division Bureau of Visual Nstruction I. U. Extension Vision

Pleasant Run Social News Snapshots

Mrs Amanda Mikesell spent a few days with Wilbur Bingaman and family. The Bingaman household was sick with colds but recovering. Bertha and Mae Davis of Monticello visited over the weekend. Noah Davis hosted Clarence Davis and wife Sunday. Raymond Dillman and family were noted. Mrs Will Ginn was ill with a severe cold. Joe Montgomery of Frankfort visited, entertaining Mrs etoratte.

Amanda Mikesell Wilbur Bingaman Bertha and Mae Davis Monticello Noah Davis Clarence Davis Raymond Dillman Ee Ta el Moon Will Ginn

Dock and Groninger triple funeral held in Camden

Relatives from a distance attended the Thursday funeral at the Lutheran church in Camden. Rev. H. D. Trickey of Rockfield assisted Everett Groninger who has been improving after hospital treatment in Newcastle. Community members and local families visited, shared meals, and discussed sicknesses and travel, including Mrs Levi Aaron’s paralysis event in Flora.

Dock and Flora Kokomo John Galloway Sylvia Hickory Grove Felix A. B. Snoeberger Ruth Fred Raber David Stief Chicago Frank Raber Harry Roach Marjorie Delphi Chalmer Peterson Truman Snoeberger Ockley George Snoeberger Chas Raber Leonard Yerkes Joan Roy Bowman

November report of county nurse highlights visits and screenings

The public health nurse logged 98 visits in November 55 for communicable cases 11 classroom visits and 40 revisits 64 interviews and 28 office conferences. She inspected four school rooms 79 full 50 partial child exams found 50 defects 27 corrected and 6 excluded for skin or communicable disease 44 parent consultations and 64 classroom talks. New defects included vision eyes teeth throat skin lymph glands deformities posture weight findings and several teeth throat corrections.

Woman’s Club Red Cross T. B

Camden High Play What Happened to Jones at Opera House

The Junior Class of Camden High School presents What Happened to Jones at the Camden Opera House on December 11. Local talent performs in a student production with proceeds supporting class activities.

Camden High High School Jones Camden Opera House

Two Hundred Lose Jobs as Marion Fire Hits Stores

A blaze in Marion destroyed the Kresge Five & Ten store and damaged Blumenthal & Co. causing an estimated 500000 loss and leaving about 200 workers, many women and girls, jobless. Fire started in the Kresge basement and was found near the public square at five, with insurance covering Blumenthal and pro rated Kresge losses.

Marion Kresge Five & Ten Cent Blumenthal & Co Blumenthal Kresge

Seeley rupture expert to visit Fowler hotel offer

The Seeley Co of Chicago announces a visit at the Fowler hotel in Lafayette on Friday, December 17, to demonstrate the Spermatid Shield for rupture treatment. The device claims non surgical results, cautions against elastic trusses, and notes government verifications. Mr Seeley says results occur in about ten days and invites interested persons to attend or be measured.

Seeley Co S. It Chicago Fowler Hotel Lafayette Seeley England Spain United States Washington, D. C N. B F. H. Seeley N. Dearborn St

Injury Hips by Fall Near Delphi

David Mullendore, about 70, living four miles west of Delphi, fractured a hip Tuesday morning after slipping on ice while trying to pick up a wire he thought dangerous. He was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette for treatment.

David Mullendore Delphi Mr. Mullendore St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette

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