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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1925

Page

8

Women of G A R circle elect officers in town meeting

The Ladies of the G A R held a luncheon and business session as they elected new officers. Gifts from members and founder Col. A B Crampton of Indianapolis highlighted the event. Expenditures over ten years totaled 1946 dollars with a 165 dollar balance.

Martha Galbreth Henry B. Wilson Col A. B. Crampton Indianapolis W. T. Brackenridge Sylvia Richardson Frank Lyon Adelia Maxwell Verne Whittelsey Bess Wilson A. L.\. Akers William Frazier A. L. Akers

Make Merry Class Plans Year Of Socials And Nursery

The Make Merry Class of the M E Sunday School held a meeting at C O Julius home to schedule monthly social hosts for the year with July and August picnics. It lists February through June hosts, July August venues, and September December duties plus a nursery roster by month with mothers urged to bring young children.

Make Merry M. E. Sunday School G. C. McCouch Forrest Orr Victor Porter C. O. Julius W. Gochenour Merle de Long Gwin Smith Frank Shepard Charles Stewart Earl Thompson Wm. Givler Grover Kite R. B. Kern Delphi Park H. B. Wilson C. L. Woodruff Clarence Cole Ralston Wilber Geo. Arnold Walter Gochenour Charles Cartwright Ed Downs Harry Roach Robert Andrews S. Mulvey G. B. McCouch George Arnold Dean Rice Earl Page

Miss Thelma Att and Raymond Douglass Tie Knot at Flora Home

Thelma Att daughter of James Att and Raymond Douglass son of Mr and Mrs Earl Douglass wed Sunday at the bride's uncle David Eller's home with Rev Burnsworth of Flora officiating. The bride has lived at the Eller home since age two. They will live with Douglass parents until March 1 then move to the John Wols farm west of Flora.

Farm Sale Near Monticello Details 173 Head Stock

Auction notice states sale at 1 mile southeast of Monticello on sie Road 44 Thursday February 5 1925. 173 head of high grade stock listed including 41 tile 127 j and 6 mules presented by M Simons.

Monticello M. Simons

Social Evening at the Smoker Home in Burlington

Mr and Mrs J E Smoker entertained a group of friends Friday night at their Burlington home. Guests included Mr and Mrs A S Harness Dr and Mrs J W Low Mr and Mrs Raymond Barber Munson Brewster Gail Smoker Fred Langoff and Gwinn Haun Marie Miller spent the weekend in Lafayette. The Junior Special by the junior class met with strong success prompting plans for more student papers. An old fashioned debate highlighted the high school Parent Teachers meeting with participants Mary Byrum Clarice Gilliam Margaret Coapstick Ancil Bowley Cleon Carter and Roy Brubaker.

J. E. Smoker A. S. Harness J. W. Low Raymond Barber Munson Brewster Gail Smoker Fred Langoff Gwinn Haun Marie’Miller Lafayette Mary Byrum Clarice Gilliam Margaret Coapstick Ancil Bowley Cleon Carter Roy Brubaker

Local Social Notes Include Moves and Visits

Mrs Summit of Delphi moved to her property vacated by Mr and Mrs Shears. Mrs Oscar Johnson from Radnor after three weeks returned home. Fred Sherman family of Lafayette were Sunday guests of Or Cliff Coghill family. Mrs Charles Hendrickson returned from St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette. Mrs John Julien left for Chicago visit. A shower honored Harley and wife Brewer. Henry Bush and son of Burrows called on William Bush. William Sheagley family moved from Ives farm. Larry Mullendere and family moved Thursday to a farm near Woodville.

Jane Summit Delphi Shears Oscar Johnson Radnor Fred Sherman Lafayette Orcliff Coghill Charles Hendrickson St. Elizabeth John Julien Chicago John Brewer Harley Henry Bush Burrows William Bush William Sheagley Mrs. Ives Larry, Mullendere Woodville

Local Notes Roundup From Flora Area Events

Hal Shafer plans move of farm equipment to Abe Burkholder place and will occupy the Harry Davis farm. Roger Girard visited Indianapolis with relatives. Harold Barnes and wife spent Sunday with her Ida ville relatives. Tippwa Degree Team assigned work to twenty candidates Thursday after a change from Colburn. Dr. John H. Anderson hosted Dr. A A Masker in Terre Haute. Glen Davis visited his parents and Oakdale dam in the afternoon. Dan McCain’s began poultry tests for Bacillary White Diarrhoea with more flocks to be tested. Harold Barnes butchered Thursday.

Hal Shafer Flora Abe Burkholder Harry Davis Roger Girard Indianapolis Harold Barnes Idaville Tippwa Tippwa Grange Colburn John H. Anderson A. A. Masker Battle Ground Terre Haute Glen Davis Charles Davis Oakdale Dan McCain

Local Sickness and Recovery Updates in Burrows Area

Dr Wagoner of Burrows suffers influenza and mumps. Mrs John Wingard improving from illness. Athur Hildebran recovering from flu with Russell Wingard assisting. Bud Sterrett injured back in a week old accident while working with Paul Popejoy in Peffly woods. Visitors Sunday included Mrs Josiah Wolf Lizzie Wolf Burrows Mrs Paul Popejoy Mrs Budd Sterrett and Mrs Elizabeth Guthrie. Frank Hinkle and Charles Harvey buzzed wood this week.

Wagoner Burrows John Wingard Athur Hildebran Russell Wingard Bud Sterrett Paul Popejoy Peffly Woods John Wingerd Josiah Wolf Lizzie Wolf Budd Sterrett Elizabeth Guthrie Frank Hinkle Charles Harvey Wood

Adams Township Events And Family News From Ida Village

Large crowd attends Mrs C B Brookshire sale as economic club plans meet at the new Adams Township school. A Purdue speaker Mallen Blickenstaff recuperates from erysipelas while relatives visit Ida ville and nearby towns. Charles Wakeland travels from St Louis for his sister’s funeral. other locals visit ill relatives and host family guests in Delphi Loganport and Winamac.

C. B. Brookshire Adams Township New School House Purdue Mallen Blickenstaff Denver Ind Charles Wakeland St. Louis Frank Hunter Andover Ohio Idaville William Wakeland Henry Marie Winamac Alice Armstrong Delphi Jake © McManus Robert Million Clayton Harry Strasser Mary Halloway Logansport Manford Halloway Henry Hasting A. B. Irelan

Spray Ring Organized at Rossville

A spray ring has been organized at Rossville and will become an important factor in fruit production in northern Clinton County. Officers are Ed Riley president Fred Ruch vice president Floyd Wagoner secretary treasurer. The county agent urges others to organize promptly for spring work and offers consultation at his office.

Rossville Clinton County Ed Riley Fred Ruch Floyd Wagoner

Tippecanoe River dam project advances with massive concrete pour

Myers Construction leads a major dam base build as nearly 1,000 cubic yards of concrete follow 2,000 cubic yards used earlier. About 900 workers and 15 subcontractors clear land above the site toward Lake Delphi while waterways are prepared to prevent debris. The February 14 water date is planned.

Oakdale Dam Tippecanoe River Myers Construction Company Lake Delphi

Auction of Farm Equipment and Livestock on Wm Sheagley Farm

Reuben Johnson announces a public auction at his residence on State Road 44 six miles west of Flora to liquidate horses cattle hogs chickens feed seed corn harness and farm implements plus household goods. The sale begins Monday February 2 1925 at 11 AM rain or shine with cash on items up to 10 and credit terms of 3 6 or 9 months on larger sums with bankable notes. Lunch served on grounds.

Delphi Flora Radnor Wm. Sheagley Studebaker South Bend

Making Fine Distinctions From a Poem Excerpt

A quoted analysis contrasts how women and men prefer terms of affection and flattery. It notes that a woman dislikes being called a cat while a kitten pleases her, and a man enjoys being seen as a dog but resents puppy labels. It also critiques a man describing a woman as a sympathetic soul as a signal of self serving eloquence.

Turkeys for Export From Italian Breeding Endeavor

Italians breed turkeys by the thousands aimed at export rather than domestic consumption. The program concentrates on producing stock for trade with limited inside use, reflecting a shift in poultry emphasis.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woman’s Club Burlington West Delphi J. T. Ives & Sons Co Normandy Gerona M. Perrins Morocco Rock Creek Township E. O. M. Shoe Bargains Reuben Johnson Hoshaw James Obear Zaiee Citizen Office Frank Rees Franklin’ St John M. Julien M. Titlow Chas Dean_ Smith Francis Wilson 8. C Barred Rocks S.C Rhode Island R.C White Wyandottes Delphi Produce Market Bogan-Jaques Co Delphi Markets J. W. Weidner Agency 45 E.E. Paddock Desk AP Kansas Cuy, Mo
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