Delphi Citizen Publication Details and Contact
The Delphi Citizen is the Carroll County official paper with roots dating to 1848. Editors include Henry B. Wilson and Mindwell Crampton Wilson with A B Crampton as editor emeritus. Annual price is 1.50 in Indiana and 2.00 elsewhere. Office at 114 E Franklin. phone 14.
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Carroll County
Delphi Times
Delphi Citizen
Henry B. Wilson
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
A. B. Crampton
Indiana
President Coolidge Yacht Use Defended as Health Benefit
The administration defends plans to keep the Mayflower near Massachusetts for the president’s vacations, arguing yachting is essential recreation that supports health and performance. Critics recall past issues with Wilson, while supporters note naval and health costs versus benefits. Also notes potential Tippecanoe dam sites near Springboro and concerns over land use and drainage in Pulaski County.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
White House
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Wilson
Tippecanoe
Springboro
Pulaski
Winamac
Pulaski County
Winamac Republican
Twe
Mill Creek
Bodfish
Indiana
President to judge how he will pass his vacation
The text argues against partisan retaliation and urges respecting the president as judge of his vacation, condemning despicable behavior and favoring a wise, patriotic course aligned with common decency.
Automobile output rises despite fewer passenger cars in 1925
In the first four months of 1925 the United States produced 1,141,566 passenger autos and 148,349 trucks, about 18,000 more trucks and 48,000 fewer cars than the same period in 1924. April 1925 marks a record month for auto making, with trucks showing notable growth signaling overall business health.
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United States
Nebuchadnezzar Built Hanging Gardens for Amytis
The hanging gardens of Babylon on the Euphrates were constructed by Nebuchadnezzar II for his wife Amytis in the sixth century BC, one of the ancient world's seven wonders.
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Babylon
The
Euphrates
Nebuchadnezzar
Amytis
Red Cross Office Closed in Monticello Indefinitely
The Red Cross office in Monticello is closed due to funds shortage. Reopening in September depends on fundraising. Miss Linnie Best, longtime White County nurse, will spend summer at several hospitals and sanitariums including Rockville, Riley Memorial in Indianapolis.
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Red Cross
Monticello
Linnie Best
White County
Rockville
Riley Memorial Hospital For Children
Indianapolis
Indiana declines Defense Day participation
Governor Ed Jackson replies to the War Department that Indiana will not co operate with the second National Defense Test Day on July 4 due to insufficient time for proper preparation. The national commander of the American Legion urges support, while two new members are named to the state livestock sanitary board for three year terms.
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War Department
Ed Jackson
Military Department of the State
Reserve
Indiana
James A. Drain
The
American Legion
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Charles E. Mummert
Young America
Marion Williams
Yorktown
Mummert
Josiah H. Mills
Russiaville
Williams
A. D. King
Muncie
Positive Proof That Woman Had Been Poor
A New York Times writer reveals a woman once lived in poverty despite later wealth and marriage. She recalls the tea party and how the speaker uncovered the woman’s past by noting familiar household details in the writer’s home.
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New York Times
Peter Deliverance From Prison in Acts Twelve
Lesson on Acts chapter twelve focuses on Peter's imprisonment by Herod, the unified and fervent church prayer, the angelic deliverance, and the subsequent display of divine power as the Word of God grows while Herod dies. The text emphasizes faith, prayer, and God's timing.
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Peter
Angel
Herod
Bethlehem
Church of God In Prayer
James
Mary
Rhoda
Caesarea
Plans Made to Acquire Dunes Park
Monticello official L. Gardner appointed to lead Michigan shore land purchase negotiations near Gary. Senate President Nejdl and Gary steel works head Gleason join the buying committee as Gov. Jackson backs immediate action to secure options on about twenty tracts for a 500 acre summer start, aiming for 2000 acres along Lake Michigan.
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E.” L. Gardner
Monticello
State Conservation Commission
Gary
Dunes Park Committee
Ed Jackson
Indianapolis
Gardner
Nejdl
Whiting
Senate
William Gleason
National Dunes Park Association
Gotschalk
Berne
House
Lake Michigan
Dunes Park
Jackson
White County Plans Christian Church Meeting
Arrangements are complete for the annual all day County Meeting of Christian Churches of White County to be held Sunday June 21 in Monticello at the City Park weather permitting otherwise at the high school gymnasium. Rev A H Moore of Noblesville will speak delivering addresses in forenoon afternoon and evening. There will be Bible school at 9 30 communion and preaching an orchestra and choir will provide music a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program at 2 with more music and a second sermon the 7 o clock evening service will be at the Monticello Christian church all are invited to attend
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Christian Churcenes
White County
Monticello
Carroll County
A. H. Moore
Noblesville
Moore
Meaning of a deed and motive in giving
A quote by Nathaniel Micklem argues that the widow's mite holds deeper value than wealth. The true worth of a deed lies in the motive, spirit, and purpose behind it, not its monetary amount.
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Rae Gate
Nathaniel Micklem
Faith First: Jesus Reminds Believers of Trust in God
A reflective note cites T. R. Glover on faith as the first rule in life. It emphasizes trusting God amid perplexity doubt and fear as a core guiding principle.
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God
Jesus
T. R. Glover
Cripe to Purchase Williamsport Review- Republican
I. W. Cripe has bought the interests of L. O. Via in the Williamsport Review- Republican and will be assisted by his son Herbert Cripe. Herbert, Attica High School graduate, class of 1925, steps into management duties alongside his father.
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I. W. Cripe
L. O. Via
Review- Republican
Williamsport
Mr. Via
Herbert Cripe
Herbert
Attica High School
Attion Ledger
Indiana to Host Record Summer Tourism Boom
Conservation director Richard Lieber says Indiana will see unprecedented tourist numbers this summer. The state plans to add seventeen sleeping rooms at Clifty Falls state park near Madison, boosting capacity to 120 guests, amid already taxed private hotels and park hostels.
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Indiana
Richard Lieber
The
Conservation Commission
Clifty Falls
Madison
Thomas
Park
Vanishing Race Near Jerusalem Faces Extinction
A colony of 125 near Jerusalem, claimed as descendants of Samaritans, dwindles as inbreeding and restricted marriages erode the group. Their customs are changing as they near extinction.
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Jerusalem
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week In Indiana Townships
Compiled by The Abstract Company Delphi Indiana to Daniel K. McCain 79% acres Deer Creek $4018.99. Anna Stout et al to Melvin F. Fisher 20 acres Jackson $2000. Bernice C. Smoker et al to Cleona M. Chittick undivided two thirds West Burlington Lots 32 33 65 66 $1335. Oscar G. Campbell et ux to Jacob L. Neff Pt Lot 1 Sonora $400. William H. Bowerman et ux to Irwin E. Kingery 18% acres Monroe $1.00. Normal E. Dodson et al to Anna Viola Briggs et al Flora small tract $1.00. Leroy M. Hardy et al to Lula J. Quinn 45 acres Washington $1.00. Leroy M. Hardy et al Quit Claim to Emma H. Arnold 50 acres Washington $1.00. Leroy M. Hardy et al Quit Claim to Anna B. Hardy 80 acres Washington $1.00. Anna B. Hardy et al Quit Claim to Julia H. Irelan 80 acres Washington $1.00 to Leroy M. Hardy 160 acres Washington $1.00. Elizabeth Hookars et al Quit Claim to John Hufford small tract Clay $60. Alvin W. Bowyer et ux to Sidney T. Sterling 80 acres Jackson $8000. Sidney T. Sterling et ux to Joseph Been 80 acres Jackson $8000.
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Abstracters
Delphi
Indiana
Dean Smith
Riley L. Sink
Daniel K. McCain
Deer Creek Township
Anna Stout
Air
Melvin F. Fisher
Jackson Township
Bernice C. Smoker
Cleona M. Chittick
Burlington
Oscar G. Campbell
Jacob L. Neff
Sonora
Leroy M. Hardy
Emma H. Arnold
Washington Township
Anna B. Hardy
Julia H. Irelan
Elizabeth Hookars
John Hufford
Clay Township
Alvin W. Bowyer
Sidney T. Sterling
Joseph Been
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims relief for catarrh deafness
The advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh by an ointment to ease inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on the blood to restore mucous membranes. It notes sales by druggists for over 40 years and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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