Old Squirbs Bride Marries Hufford In North Dakota
Miss Myrtle Ferling daughter of David Ferling wed a gentleman named Hufford formerly of this county. They are now in Montana on a wedding trip. Dr Wickliff Smith and Cuban boy Frank Seuss died yesterday afternoon at Cox's crossing when struck by an east bound Wabash Continental train. The accident happened as they were en route to James Stranahan's. both were thrown from the buggy. Mrs Jennie MacIntosh and daughter Josephine of Logansport visited Mrs E W Bowen this week.
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Myrtle Ferling
David Ferling
North Dakota
Hufford
Montana
The Court and Public Opinion Debate in Washington
The piece surveys a national debate on the Supreme Court’s role amid rising majorities for the administration. It notes liberal critics push for Court accountability while others warn of a judiciary dictatorship. Excerpts from prominent Americans fuel both sides as the public watches politics and costs. God save the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Court
Governor Townsend Promises Help For Flood Victims
The Indiana governor traveled three days through the flood district to assess damage and push for federal aid. He stressed a "government with a heart" approach and appealed to Washington, loosening federal funds to assist thousands of Hoosiers rebuilding river counties. Townsend has faced extraordinary problems but remains grounded and popular with citizens.
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Indiana
Townsend
Indianapolis
Washington
Local school staffing contrasts noted in White County
The White County Democrat reports on teacher staffing in westside and south side schools with 0.53 pupils per teacher and two home teachers for 100 pupils in Delphi. It notes a one room Delphi setup with fifteen percent fewer pupils employing five teachers. Also mentions Grace Stair returning from Waterbury and Will C Smith touring Monticello as a potential Democratic judge candidate.
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Scroggs
Westside
Josephine Shealy
South Side
Delphi
Will C. Smith
Monticello
Smith
White County
Delphi undertaker expands into furniture trade and new two story front
F R McFail plans an addition to his Delphi Undertaking shop to expand into furniture trade. The new two story front will extend thirty eight feet with a plate glass display and improved conveniences. Mrs Mahlon Kerlin died Sunday at her son Mayor Kerlin's home after a long illness.
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F. R. McFail
Delphi Undertaking Establishment
Mahlon Kerlin
Mayor Kerlin
Signs Of The Times: Indiana Prosperity And Politics
Ray E. Smith notes Continental Steel's 1986 sales up 18.1 percent and net income rise to 2.98 per share after preferred dividends. He observes Indiana industry, legislative activity, and the Hoosier Democratic banquet shift to April 10. Delphi's street dept removes liquor bottles as a heavy workload.
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Kokomo
Continental Steel Corporation
Kokomo Concern
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Carroll County Red Cross Flood Relief Lead
Carroll county contributed 3184.52 dollars to Red Cross flood relief, among the higher sums for comparable populations. The clipping offers maxims on honesty, reform, ambition, and labor as social commentary.
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Carroll County
Red Cross
Flora Pastor Editorial Praise and Sea Serpents Note
A letter from Van W. Hinckley, minister, commends Delphi Citizen editor Flora Pastor for the editorial Footnotes On Religion. He praises the call for values beyond clergy and adds a view on a divinely ordered universe guiding humanity. An aside comments on sea serpents and bathers.
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Allen Bailey
The
Delphi
Indiana
Mr. Bailey
van W. Hinckley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fiera
Notable Opinions From Early 20th Century Figures
A collection of quotes from public figures and academics on topics ranging from war, governance, leisure, and health. Voices include Cornelius Bol, Frederick R. Rogers, Sherman Minton, Harold Hoffman, Elizabeth Eldridge, Robert Reynolds, M. Clifford Townsend, and Dr. John H. Stokes.
Streamlined Grandmothers and the Vanishing City Scene
A collage of columnist musings notes loss of old city landmarks and the decline of old fashioned grandmothers in films. It questions aging public figures and reflects on social change, Soviet censorship rumors, and whimsically odd observations about culture and experience.
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Logansport
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Eee
E. Franklin Street
Delphi, Indiana
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Carroll CO. Citizen
Carroll CO. Citizen-Times
Delphi Citizen
Johnson and Bailey Publishers
Democratic
Dorothy Thompson
O. Kanny
Congress
God Save the Union
Real Public Service
Grace Stair
Battle Ground
Waterbury, Conn
Signs of the Times
By Ray E. Smith
Hoosier
Lleys
Pan
Uncle Sam
Flora Pastor Lands Citizen Editorial
BY S. L. Huntley
Phooey
Mooch
Wal
Sally
By &. L. Huntley
Europe
Cornelius Bol
Stanford University
Frederick R. Rogers
Boston University
Sherman Minton
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Spain
Elizabeth Eldridge
North Carolina
Robert Reynolds
Jean Harlow
M. Clifford Townsend
John H. Stokes
Anta Monica
Calif
May Robson
Hulriand
Roper
Glass
Norris
California
Thomas A. Edison
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Henry Ford
Queen Victoria
Cardinal Gibbons
von Hindenburg
Clemenceau
Eliot
Carrie Chapman Catt
Mark Twain
Elihu Root
Melville W. Fuller
Clay
Ben Franklin
Gladstone Bismarck
Vieter
Union
Maryland
North Woods
Vermont
New England
Stalin
Cew
Irvin S.cobs
Weeern New-dSaner Union
Irvin S. Cobb
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