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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
4
A pared down grocery and household goods list highlights low prices on potatoes, mason jars, Certo, cider vinegar, beans, sugar, flour, lard and various meats. Also shows electric fridge cooling and general grocery offers at reduced rates.
The Monticello Democrat reports Judge B F Carr and County Clerk G V Love hooked two bass on Freeman Lake while fishing Sunday. A larger bass took the bait first, followed by a smaller one trying to steal the catch, prompting playful affidavits from the judge and the doctor.
Fourth of July program features the first water carnival in the area. Events include elimination trials at Washington street pier, then boat races at Tioga with 1 mile outboard, 2 mile speed, and 5 mile speed motor races. Prizes and vendor participation expected.
Kokomo fisherman Lee Bowen, one of three fined by Squire Wilkinson for fish law violations, is laying out his 22 50 fine and costs in the county jail as the sole prisoner after others paid. Bowen has no money and is resting in the jail hospital.
The Mission Band of the Christian church will hold a market at Em Bree’s Harness Shop on Saturday morning starting at 10 o’clock. A band concert is scheduled for tonight.
The Indiana K of P lodge plans a formal dedication in Lafayette for its new home for aged members wives widows and orphans on Wednesday August 10. L B Elmore Monticello grand chancellor commander notes final work near completion and a gala program with a parade and addresses by national figures is planned.
Fort Benjamin Harrison holds Visitors Day on the Fourth of July with a C M T C cadet parade and war memorial dedication in Indianapolis in the morning followed by an afternoon program at the fort. Cadets entrain to Indianapolis at 8:15 AM and return for regimental parade at 3:00 PM with short talks at 3:30 PM.
A 1924 Chevrolet sedan belonging to Ward Holloway of Yeoman was stolen Sunday morning between 9 and 12. Tracks were followed southward before fading in dust. Sheriff Link was notified but has not recovered the vehicle.
H Crone plans a formal opening of his new filling station on State Road 39 in South Delphi next Saturday. Tanks have been in for days and he has served many motorists during construction. The stucco station will offer barbecue sandwiches soft drinks candies and cigars with booths planned for private dining and will handle Shell products.
John Robinson's Circus comes to Logansport on July 8 with a so called jungle jazz theme. The animals perform complex feats under the guidance of trainer staff including Theodore Schroeder Ione Carle Margaret Thompson Bert Noyes and Robert Thornton. The wild animal numbers are said to surpass typical circus acts.
Crowds are expected to fill camp cottages picnic grounds and amusements along the Tippecanoe river and nearby counties over the upcoming two holidays. Cabin and camp reservations are noted as in high demand with many spots already booked, forcing some to resort to tents or day trips rather to their homes.
Phhl ip Eddy originator of the somersault on the tight wire will perform July 8 in Logansport with John Robinsons Circus. Eddy first to execute the feat, has toured many countries, joined by Karoline Eddy a noted wire dancer. The Eddy act is among several internationally renowned performances in the show.
Manager Charles Cartwright announces a delay in issuing directories for Carroll Telephone Company. Unavoidable contingencies have postponed delivery. new subscribers and changes can be accommodated during the coming week.
Elless and Orr announce a Duco paint demonstration on July fifth. The event highlights product application and finishes with expert tips for painters and hobbyists.
The Chicago Tribune argues Indiana has shifted from a friendly, tolerant past to a climate of fear and repression influenced by the Anti-Saloon League and the Klan. It notes courts avoid liquor cases, Shumaker’s league power, and Stevenson’s hold in the penitentiary. The piece laments lost Indiana character and asks how fanaticism took root and how it can be uprooted.
The Citizen office offers complete job work including sale bills, letter heads, envelopes, programs, year books and statements. It promises prompt service and reasonable costs in all types of printing.
The Make Merry Sunday school class of the Methodist church hosted a June Bug party on June 24 at the Downs home. Guests penned letters to absent teachers Mr. and Mrs. H B Wilson, enjoyed a three course luncheon, scenic drives, games in Delphi, and late return home.
About one hundred Murphy relatives from Indianapolis Logansport Lafayette Monticello Rossville Sedalia Pyr mont Cutler Heath Flora and Delphi attended the reunion at Delphi park Sunday. Officers elected for next year were Phillip Miller Sedalia president Vernon Murphy Rossville treasurer and Mildred Murphy Heath secretary. The program committee includes Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Charles Murphy. John Smith was appointed to manage equipment. Next reunion set for the fourth Sunday in June at Delphi park.
Mrs Allie Smith hosted a charming Profit and Pleasure Club afternoon on Wednesday. The home was beautifully decorated with lilies and roses as guests enjoyed fellowship. Mrs C W attended, adding to the refined social scene.
Clark presided at the business meeting. Mrs. W. FP. Ker lin delivered a humorous reading "Short Furrows" by Abe Martin. Mrs. W. T. Ray read "Lucy and the Baby." Mrs. P. W. VanGundy presented "Respect the Flag." Next gathering planned with Mrs. Warner Bowman in July.
The Pythian Sisters invite Knights of Pythias and families to Delphi park for the annual meeting on Friday evening July 1 at 6 30. Bring filled baskets and your own service. A good program is planned for the evening’s entertainment.
The annual Hill picnic will occur at the home of Mr and Mrs E W Bowen on Wednesday July 13. The program committee includes George Smock Jr, Mrs John Todd, Mrs George Ives, Ralph Hanna, Mrs William Swickard and Mrs Charles Stewart.
The Chatter and Stitch club members entertained their mothers at a Delphi park picnic supper Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Heflong hosted the club members at her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs C M Kerlin entertained a party of friends at Lindy Lodge in Oakdale Park this week. The guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark Mrs Arthur Gross Mrs Mary Sibbitt Mrs J J Shultz and Mrs W L Cowdin.
The Carroll County War Mothers announce a picnic at Delphi park on July 14, the regular meeting day. All War Mothers are invited and asked to bring a cooperative dinner and service. The G A R ladies hold their regular courthouse meeting Wednesday afternoon with convention reports and full attendance urged.
The Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church held a Monday evening fish fry at the church. Rev. Johnson of Logansport Presbyterian church attended as a guest and delivered an engaging talk.
Mr and Mrs L M Pletcher hosted Twin Six Club members at a dinner last Wednesday evening at the country home of Mrs L Hildebrand. Mission Circle picnic set for next Wednesday at French Post park at 5 pm with each member allowed a guest. Young Womens Missionary Society meets July 7 at Mrs Carl Coble's home with assistant hostess Mrs Everett Flora.
Mrs V K Whittlesey hosted the Past Presidents of the G A R circle for a six o clock cooperative supper at her home Monday evening with members in attendance.
The Elbaicos Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church held a cooperative support and social at the church Friday evening.
A delegation of about twenty members attended the Camden K of P lodge meeting last Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Abner Bowen entertained the Pa's and Ma's club members at their home last week.
Miss Ruth Carey served as hostess for Tri Kappa sorority members during Tuesday evening activities.
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