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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate liver bile flow. It claims internal poisoning causes sour mood and poor digestion, urging readers to seek the red labeled Carter's product to restore energy and digestion.
Church announcements urge all to attend Sunday school lessons on the beginnings of the Kingdom of Christ. Rev. R J MacLandress to preach at 9 30 as part of the board of Christian education’s outreach. evening evangelistic service at 7 p m. March 2 and 4 plan joint board meetings and a congregational meeting with reports, a cooperative supper, and a budget canvass. Members urged to attend, ask questions, and unify efforts. women are warmly invited to participate. concurrent services with the Methodist church are noted for March 4 and 7.
A Sunday lesson in Churches of Christ and Science cites Romans 11 33 34 36 on God's mind and cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures arguing God cannot be limited by matter or the senses and that infinite Mind cannot be found in the finite.
Sunday morning services with 9:30 Sunday school 8:00 alarm 8:20 dressing 9:00 meditation 9:15 depart for church 10:30 worship with special music 7:00 evening service sermon questions and fire theme Midweek 7:30 prayer and testimony night Thursday 7:30 Young People service Health bulletin on mumps risks in Indiana adults 21 to 31 with contagiousness symptoms and prevention. health notes from Kate Douglas Wiggin on health and happiness.
A survey by Ernst H. Cherryington shows rural and small town papers strongly support prohibition and resist attempts by wealthy liquor interests to buy or influence rural publications. Editors, about 15 000 strong, are expected to maintain the anti liquor stance and enforcement. Also notes local social items and visits in Delphi.
Reverend L E Knox and Ray Orr oversee growing church activities with classes holding attendance contests. Preparations begin for an upcoming program as preaching at 10 30 a m centers on an unseen subject.
Sunday morning at 9 30 Sunday worship at 10 30 Pastor Rev Manker will preach Epworth League at 6 00 Evening worship at 7 00 This Sunday night the pastor and gospel team will exchange with the First Christian church of this city Aim to greet Rev Knox and his gospel team and make the meeting profitable.
State Board of Tax Commissioners seeks rehearing on inheritance tax. Estates and guardians report real estate sales to Appleton and Bradfield totaling modest sums. New suits include Hamilton Service Corp vs Ball on account. Wills probated for Hannell and Wray. Bessie Wray named administratrix with will annexed. Whiteman reports sale of estate property to George White trustee. Local social notes mention Mrs. Fauber visiting in Frankfort and funeral attendance for O. M. Thrasher in Monon. Ives on business trip to Ft. Wayne and Cleveland with Mrs. Ives visiting relatives in Champaign.
Aunt Fanny Smith entertained 150 children at the Methodist church dining room from 2 to 4 30 pm in a program for Mothers Jewels and Home Guards. High school girls assisted. 25 new members were introduced. readings and games followed, with Valentine and Washington's Birthday decorations and refreshments served.
The Indiana Senate debates a bill to create eleven districts and elect one congressman at large, placing Carroll County and White counties in a redesigned second district alongside Benton Cass Fulton Jasper Kosciusko Marshall Miami Newton Porter Pulaski Starke Tippecanoe Warren. Senate Republicans lead the measure with seventeen supporters, while Democrat Senator Perkins proposes an alternative that may die in committee as federal action looms March 4. Senate reapportionment chair is Glenn R. Slenker of Monticello.
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