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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1924

Page

4

Community notes reveal visits and local development in Delphi

Evelyn and Mildred Wyatt return to Franklin college after a brief family vacation. Several residents visit relatives in Indiana and New York, including Mrs Kate Kennedy and Miss Jeanette Watt. The canning factory reports a bountiful pea crop and J. A. Mickley plans a new store in north Delphi. Orliff Coghill and families enjoy the Fourth at Columbian Park in Lafayette.

Evelyn Mildred Wyatt Franklin College Effie Wyatt Herman Hendrick Robert Dale Lafayette al Bougher Darlington Susan Little Oscar Hall St. Elizabeth Hospital Gladys Perry Burley Perry Canada Indiana Canning J. A. Mickley West Side North Delphi Orliff Coghill Charlie Hendrickson Columbian Park

William Ransom Kimble Born to Dale and Estella Kimble

A baby boy named William Ransom was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kimble. Mrs. Kimble, formerly Miss Estella Plunkett, is the mother. The community notes relocations and visits include Oriel Coghill moving to the Abe Downing property and various local residents attending events and performing daily tasks.

Dale Kimble William Ransom Walter Hoagland Montmorenci Josephine Hall Logansport Gertrude Hall

Patricia and Stanley Survive Car Crash Thrill

Patricia and Stanley ride in a new roadster, face a deadly crash, and survive with Patricia counting eighteen distinct thrills from the night. The pair reunites after rescue and reflects on their near tragedy and love.

Adelphi Terrace Named for Adam Brothers Builders

London’s Adelphi Terrace along the Thames was named for the Adam brothers John Robert James and William who built it around 1768. The name adelphi derives from a Greek word meaning brothers.

Adelphi The Thames London Adam Brothers John Robert James William Adelphoi

African Spider Uses Legs to Catch Fish

A Natal spider Thalasius spenceri demonstrated fish catching in an aquarium at the Durban natural history museum. The spider stood on water with extended legs, then grabbed a passing fish, held it with fangs, and dragged it to dry stones to feed, a remarkable behavior for spiders.

South Africa Natural History Museum Durham Natal Thalasius Spenceri

Cornerstone Theme Emphasized In Hearth and Family

The hearth has long stood as the cornerstone of the family and society, shaping home life and communal bonds across generations in this reflection on domestic virtue and social order.

Rock Creek Park Opens For Summer Visitors In Last Week

Last Saturday French Post Park was prepared for the season with assistance from Benjamin and Mason Stuart William Sterrett and Samuel P Clauser. Turpie Timmons visited his father while Mr Timmons began cutting wheat. Mr and Mrs Charles Williams and Lekre Guthrie stayed at Columbia City with the Guthries. Frank Hinkle and S P Clauser finished harvest and hauled peas for the canning factory. Elmer Myers and family of Leipic Ohio returned home after a week at Yeoman. About seventy people spent the Fourth in Clark's woods enjoying a big basket dinner and games.

French Post Park Benjamin and Mason Stuart William Sterrett Samuel P. Clauser Turpie Timmons W. F. Timmons Timmons Charles Williams Lekre Guthrie Columbia City Nelson Guthrie Frank ‘Hinkle S. P. Clauser Elmer Myers Leipsic Ohio Yeoman Clark’s Woods

Card of Thanks for Marian Goslee

We express sincere thanks and appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindnesses at the death of our father Marian Goslee. Bert Goslee Moore Maxwell families extend gratitude for support and sympathy.

Marian Goslee

From Golf to Skis at Chamonix Aerial Cable

The world's highest aerial cable railroad in the French Alps carries visitors from a morning golf outing to an afternoon skiing gathering in Chamonix.

Chamonix French Alps

Thanking Neighbors and Friends for Support During Illness and Death

Mary Cox Doremus thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during her husband’s illness and death. She notes their help will be long remembered.

Death notices thank supporters for loss of husband and father

We wish to thank our friends for their helpfulness and sympathy at the time of the sudden death of our husband and father. Mrs. W. H. Fethers, Mrs. Flora Fethers.

W. H. Fethers Flora Fethers

Local Address for Quality Ammunition Supply

All or write H. A. Snyder, he will do it for you. Dameron or Dynamite aps and fuse on hands all the time. 200Ih or more delivered free if you want to do your own work. P. D. address, Ockley or Delphi Route 4. Residence: one mile west of Ockley, 'diana, Pe.

Patricia Patsy Stanley Poe Olivia Tve H. A. Snyder Dameron P. D Ockley Delphi Diana

Salesmen Wanted to Sell Heberling Products Locally

Help wanted ad offers $50 to $100 weekly to build a personal business selling Heberling's household medicines soaps and toiletries in your county. Lowest wholesale on a marketed line of 100 useful everyday products.

Heberling

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