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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
6
The Treasury invites holders of Third Liberty Loan Bonds to exchange for a 3 percent, 12 to 15 year issue. Interest begins July 16, 1928 and surrendered bonds accrue interest to September 15, 1928. Bonds mature September 15, 1928 and stop bearing interest then. Consult banks for details.
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Lorenz C. Grimm as administrator of the estate of Sarah L. Aiken, deceased, in Carroll County Indiana. The administrator's oath is dated June 21 1928, with James O. Obear as attorney in Delphi Indiana.
Real estate transfers include William S. Parcel to Gustav L Adams part lot 1 for 1 and Nathan B Combs et al for 1 camp site dollar each. John A Jones et ux to Gertrude G Jones half of Lot 30 Delphi addition for 300. James B Hudett et ux to Bank of Yeoman Lot 26 $2250. James B Hurtt et ux to Bank of Yeoman 6 1 8 acres 594.62. Bank of Yeoman to Beulah H Christie 6 18 acres Jefferson Twp 600. Ida J Todd et vir to Leander D pore real estate in South Delphi. Andrew F Kennedy et ux to Jonas R Flora 80 acres Rock Creek township 3600. Leander D Boyd to Ida J Todd Lot 23 Delphi 1 00. Harve E Studebaker et ux to Em brey P Reynolds et ux 100 acres Tippecanoe township 1. We have a market every day H E Roach Bakery Phone 37.
In a Green Light Smoke Shop exchange, Mr. Wizecrack praises neighbor Harry Leslie while Mr. Duffy defends his Democratic stance. The talk shifts to alleged Republican strength, ethics, and a contrast with Democratic record, urging readers to await next week for a deeper look at Leslie’s claimed Republican record and courage.
The church calendar lists rest of summer services at different congregations with pastors. July 22 Christian church Rev. R Dale LeCount and July 29 Brethren church Rev. Main Landis are followed by August 5 Methodist Rev. P E Coblentz August 12 Baptist Rev. O Paul Manker August 19 Christian church and August 26 Brethren church Rev. L E Knox.
Christian church hosts joint services with Rev. LeCount delivering the message. Bible school led by Harry Pearson at 9:30 A. M. Worship follows at 10:30 A. M. Knox is pastor.
Rev P E Coblentz pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 superintendent Sam Sites morning worship 10 30 evening worship 7 30 program from last Sunday well attended and appreciated congregation invited to worship with Rev Land and special music numbers noted sessions progressing toward meaningful results
A Fort Wayne radio announcement revealed L. E. Robinson of Cutler won a prize from a Fort Wayne sporting goods house. The prize was offered via the station to listeners tuning in last Thursday.
The July Lesson Sermon centers on the truth as taught by Jesus and the Bible. It cites John 8 31 32 and John 18 37, stressing discipleship through truth and divine understanding. The text from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes prayer paired with desire to know and do God's will.
Pursuant to a June 20 1928 agreement bar association members will close offices in Delphi each Wednesday from June 25 to September 10 1928 during court vacation. Exceptions allow urgent business if prior arrangements or telephone contact. President Charles R Pollard and secretary George W Julien sign.
Picture shows part of a parade ground of Fort Harrison near Indianapolis where young men are taken to government camps for three weeks of training each summer. The scene highlights a military and civic program as recruits participate in summer camps.
Eastern Star meets on the third Friday July 20. Wise family attends on the last Sunday July 29. Stinebaugh family on the first Sunday August 5. Old Settlers on the second Saturday August 11. Posson Run school on the second Sunday August 12. Byers family on the second Sunday August 12. Beard family on the second Sunday August 12. Kerlin and Kenedy families on the third Thursday August 16. Ellis family on the third Sunday August 19. Hynes family on the third Sunday August 19. McCain family on the fourth Sunday August 26. Holliday family on the fourth Sunday August 26. Grange on the fourth Wednesday August 22. Mullin family on the fourth Tuesday August 28. Wallace and Frye families on the fourth Tuesday August 28. Randolf family on the first Sunday September 2. Wilson family on the second Sunday September 9. Klepinger family on the second Sunday September 9. Little Elf Peas five cents. Smith's Grocery subscription for The Citizen. Band concert tonight.
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