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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1924

Page

3

Camp Te Cumseh Revered By Inducted Boys And Leaders

A lengthy account of campers at Camp Te Cumseh details the camp's resilience in road work, daily schedules, and tribal life. It highlights Y M C A leaders and the Indian name centering camp life with eight tribes and merit bead system. Notable figures include C A Tevebaugh and W W Mendenhall overseeing operations.

Delphi Bedford Young Men’s Christian Association Panther C. A. Tevebaugh W. W. Mendenhall R. E. Chamberlin Dr. Draper F. R. Brooks Anderson Carl Longshore Kokomo Don

Painful side relief from Vegetable Compound cure

Mrs Macciz Waller of Glasgow Kentucky says after years of pain and a near death verdict from doctors she used four bottles then eight in total of E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained appetite strength and steadier nerves and plans to continue use.

Glasgow Kentucky Se E. Pinkham

Camp Tecumseh Inspires Youth With Discipline And Service

A reporter visits Camp Tecumseh near Peru, Kokomo, and discusses leadership by Ald Hall and Clifford Beers. Rules emphasize no tobacco or firearms, strict swimming supervision, and tribe based duties, with meals, table manners, and merit marks shaping character and teamwork. The Big Chief leads a moonlit campfire talk about manhood, service, and reverence, as 151 camps nationwide influence northern Indiana youths.

Ald Hall Kokomo Clifford Beers Peru Flora Camp Tecumseh Butler College Prophet’s Hill Tecumseh Terebaugh Ralph Connor Christ Indiana Logansport Hammond Friends of Boys State Young Men’s Christian Association Y. Camp James A. Garfield

Birthday Weiner Party at Hobaughs Celebrates Mrs Hobaugh

A delightful weiner party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobaugh Monday night for Mrs. Hobaugh’s birthday. About forty guests attended, played games, and enjoyed lunch as everyone had a fine time.

Henry Hobaugh

Word From Bre'r Williams Outlines Practical Spirit

Bre'r Williams counsels that moving forward is better than standing still and complaining about the world’s changes. The speaker urges action and resilience over criticism.

Bre R Williams

Tippecanoe Township War Mothers Meet in Pittsburg

The Tippecanoe Township War Mothers met with Mrs. John Bates on Wednesday. Refreshments of strawberries and cake followed the business session. Many locals and guests, including Bates family members and visitors from Lafayette and Frankfort, were noted with various visits and relocated relatives. Roy Lash's serious injury was reported to Denver.

Tippecanoe Township John Bates George Shawn Cape Gerota Clifford Bitler Agnes Brookbank John Meyer Chicago C. R. Bartholomew Roy Bartholomew William Bartholomew Jess Parvis Truman Lafayette Bates Y. M. C. A. Camp Mollie Wood Bessie Shaffer Ft. Wayne Randall Milwaukee Wis Joe Whitley Denver Colo Roy Lash Lash John Milt Stewart Frankfort Amanda Stewart

Local Families Celebrate Visits and Gatherings in Indiana

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Goslee hosted guests including Sam Febus and family Harley Febus Gay and Simons families from South Bend and Charles Carson with Donna. Mrs Francis Gehres visited J A Carson. Large Oak Grove church attendance. Adams- Jefferson Farms Bureau meeting drew a big crowd. Multiple Sunday guests and extended family visits across Delphi Monticello Yeoman Day ton. Newlyweds Don and Vera Nipple left for Columbus Indiana.

Wilbur Goslee Helen Geraldine Sam Febus Dell Harley Febus Gay Near Delphi Simons South Bend Charles Carson Donna Francis Gehres North Dakota J. A. Carson Oak Grove Charles Crook E. H. Yount Dayton Ohio F. E. Delzell Monticello Adams-Jefferson Two Farm Bureau Gehres Nada Clawson Don Nipple Columbus Ind

Idaville Visitors and Presbyterians Gather in Town

Miss Pearl Cramer visits South Bend for a week while Davenport residents Mr and Mrs Harley Henry visit D W Henrys. Chicago’s Miss Clara Neel stays two weeks with the Neels. Monticello's Alex Barnes visits J A Carson family. Pritchett family returns from Decatur Ill. Davis Fowler visits his sister in Monticello. Ruby Payne visits Logansport. Knox couple L Moorman calls. Chicago’s M Hoagland spends weekend with his mother J E Hoagland. Joy Carson visits Tipton and relatives. James Small hosts Valley Falls Kan and Tipton belles and local families for dinner. Orville MacCall of South Bend calls. Northern Indiana Presbytery US Convention meets here next Wednesday July 23 with Rev A W Jamison Zenia OH Rev S H Jamison Greenville Tenn and Rev Smith PA as speakers. There will be an all

Gorman Fred Decatur Ill Davis Fowler Monticello Sarah Schopf Ruby Payne Logansport Marie Doty L. Moorman Knox M. R. Hoagland Chicago J. E. Hoagland Joy Carson Tipton Nettie Schoggs Jas. Small Merta. Simpson Helen Valley Falls Kansas Jessie Vanderplaat Tipto Sarah Vanderplaat Mary Nina McCall

Wilkersons Return From Washington D C Visit

Mrs H S Wilkerson and Dwight Wilkerson arrived home Monday evening from Washington D C. Their son Scott Wilkerson accompanied them for a visit. Rev and Mrs W Tedford of Frankfort spent Sunday at Perry Burget's home.

H. S. Wikerson Dwight Small Washington D. C Scott Wilkerson W . Tedford Frankfort Perry Burget

When One Tongue Was Used

The article notes debates on the original language of humankind. Some believe Adam spoke Hebrew while others claim Hebrew Chaldean and Arabic are dialects of a single original tongue cited in Genesis 11:1, where every land shares one language and one speech.

Renewed Testimony On Doan's Pills For Kidney Relief

James Turner, a Delphi grocer, testifies in 1912 and again in 1923 that Doan's Pills gave quick relief for kidney trouble. He notes consistent benefit when kidneys bother him and urges others with kidney complaints to use Doan's. 60c at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Delphi James Turner Grocer N. Washington Doan Turner Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

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Chaughis Sioners Tippecanoe County Tommy Willys-Knight Tippecanoe Lydia E. Pinkham Zook’s Meat Market John A. Zook Prop West Delphi Gladys Perry Canada Raymond Bush Oscar Hall St. Elizabeth Hospital William Bush Edward, Mullendore Oakdale Gladys Brewer Pittsburg Frank Schock Martinsville Joe Crook Yeoman Idaville OUR Reeder Trucking Co H.P L. M. Pletcher Delphi, Ind Citizens National Bank of Delphi Citizens National Bank
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