Belle Wharton Seibert dies at 72 in Columbus Kansas
Mrs Belle Wharton Seibert aged seventy two died December 3 1924 at her daughter Leila Sayers home in Columbus Kansas She was the youngest daughter of John W and Ann Wharton and lived on a Burrows area homestead She married D Clinton Seibert in 1870 who died in 1902 She lived in Columbus since 1876 and was a member of Rock Creek Presbyterian Church Survived by brother James M Wharton sister Mrs Mattie Jordan daughter Leila Sayer and two sons Lewis and Harry plus five grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Wharton Seibert
Leila Sayers
Columbus
Kansas
John W
Ann Wharton
Burrows
D. Clinton Seibert
Rock Creek
Funeral service for Mrs Bertha Clemons held in Flora
The funeral for Mrs Bertha Clemons was held Saturday morning at her son John C Clemons residence in Flora led by Rev Stovall. Interment followed at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Clemons
John C. Clemons
Flora
Stovall
Maple Lawn Cemetery
The Ruffing Shop Promotes Radio Sets at Your Price
The Ruffing Shop advertises radio sets available at affordable prices. Shoppers can compare models and select from a range of sets to fit different budgets.
Manfred L German resigns from City Council First Ward
Tuesday evening the City Council accepted the resignation of Manfred L German as First Ward councilman and scheduled a special session for December 28 to elect a replacement. The Indiana Services Corporation proposed a new city lighting plan to be reviewed by the electrical engineer for evaluating a Delphi distribution purchase. The fire ordinance now requires spectators to stay at least 200 feet from fire trucks. Water works superintendent reported springs and hydrants in good condition for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfred L. German
Indiana Services Corporation
Delphi Distributing
Invest cautiously after hard lessons learn the sting
A admonition warns men to research before investing as costly errors teach caution and prudence. The note urges thorough investigation to avoid financial missteps and suggests a mindset shift toward careful scrutiny of opportunities.
Delphi Young Lady Plans for Trip Abroad
Eva Smock daughter of Mr and Mrs James Smock will return from Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio on Dec 20 for Christmas vacation. She will return for rest of semester and later travel with Gabrella Roberts to study at University of London beginning April 1 returning September 1925. They plan trips to Scotland and Ireland during abroad. Smock has a leave of absence from Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Smock
James Smock
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Smock
Gabrella Roberts
Kentucky State Normal
England
University of London
Scotland
Ireland
Western Reserve
Christmas Cold Weather Warmth and Waffles
Martha Banning recounts a winter scene filled with brisk cold, maple waffles, and family chatter. The piece centers on a cheerful Christmas gathering with Can dice, Peter, and Billy, noting a neighbor’s ill child and the relief of a warm kitchen on a freezing night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candice
Peter
Shorty
Billy
William
Christmas Star Centerpiece and Funeral Mass Summary
Christmas centerpiece features a large five point star of white wadding with snowlike fluff and holly accents. Funeral services for Rt Rev Herman Joseph Alerding bishop of Fort Wayne diocese were held Thursday at Immaculate Conception Cathedral with Rev Edward Boccard in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Joseph Alerding
Fort Wayne
Catholic Church
Embargo on Indiana Poultry Enforced by New York City
New York City board of health imposes an embargo on live chickens from Indiana and other Midwest states. The ban, effective Friday for an indefinite period, follows reports of a mysterious fatal disease affecting poultry. Purdue experts say humans are not at risk. the illness is linked to transit and fattening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health of
New_York City
Indiana
Purdue
A. G. Philips
Purdue University
Mr. Philips
Middle West
New York
Local Reidsville Notes on Funeral, Visits and Illness
Rev J E McCall returned home to Allerton Iowa after attending the funeral of Mrs B R McCall. His brother B R McCall joined him for a visit. Mrs Ellen Waldsmith of Indianap olis and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Million near Oak Grove visited Mrs M B Friday and family. Robert Cornell of Indianapolis spent days with his grandmother Mrs J W Cornell. Mrs A F Hanna was a Logan sport visitor last Tuesday. James Mower is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home northeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McCall
B. R. McCall
Allerton
Iowa
Ellen Waldsmith
Indianapolis
Gilbert Million
Oak Grove
M. B
Robert Cornell
J. W. Cornell
A. F. Hanna
Logansport
James Mower
Obituary: Noah Meyer of Camden Area Dies at Home
Noah Meyer, a resident south of Camden, died at his home on Tuesday from pneumonia and brain fever. He leaves a wife and four children. Funeral services were held Friday at 10:00 a.m. at the Progressive Brethren Church in Flora. The Delphi Citizen, priced at $1.50 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Meyer
Camden
Progressive Brethren Church
Flora
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Turner’s “Home Grocery
Life
Delphi
Amos
Rockville
County Tuberculosis Association
County Teachers Institute
Frank Shepard
Deer Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Tri Kappa
James Wason
Mt. Olive Lodge
K.P. Lodge
Eastern Star
Gov. Morton Circlé
Woman’s Club
Hanna & Hall
Pollard Cartwright and
Wason
Pythian Sisters
Grimm’s Furniture Co
C. E. Angell
A. H. Brewer
Goodrich
Santa Claus
Kokomo
E. Franklin St
the Service Tire Shop
Martha Banning
Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Indiana Poultry
Idaville
the Quality Grocery
Brazil
North Side Square
Delphi, Ind
Lorillard
Phonograph
Mary
Columbia Phonographs
Janssen
Brunswick Records
Victrola FV
Bic
Indians
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