Delphi Citizen Editor Fosters Family Ties in Post Sale Era
The piece recalls the Delphi Citizen's new ownership by a lifelong newspaper family. It notes editor Beadle and his wife’s active role, introduces two Beadle sons, and invites readers to meet them. The narrative travels from Long Lake Adirondacks to Lake George, sharing road signs, advertising, and a light humor about rural billboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Delphi
Long Lake
Adirondacks
Canada
States
New York State
Tahawas Club
North Creek
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
William McKinley
Buffalo
George Alden
University of Illinois
University of California
Lake George
N. Y
Mr. Wilson
Social visit roundups in Monticello area families
Saturday and Sunday visits noted among Monticello residents and neighbors. Encounters include Mr and Mrs Marion Lucas with the Clark family. Gallinger with Alonzo Curtis. Mahala Henry hosting. Holloway Clark Viney group guests. Gaumer and Schock dining with the Gaumers. David Arthur and Pearl Nicholas with Henrys. Roysdon of Yeoman calling. Charles Johnson visiting Golda McKinney in Earl Park. Yeoman residents hosting Ross Austin and families. varied calls and dinners among Clark, Viney, Metz, Overley, Vineys, and Lilly households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Diener
Monticello
Carl Metz
Marion Lucas
Dewey Reynolds
Charles Clark
Charles Gallinger
Alonzo Curtis
Thomas Schnepp
Mahala Henry
Ward Holloway
Delmer Clark
James Viney
Jasper Johnson
Manuel Gaumer
Glen Schock
East of Yeoman
Fred Gaumer
David Arthur
Pearl Nicholas
Albert Roysdon
Yeoman
Orton Reynolds
Clarence Cripe
Charles Johnson
Golda McKinney
Earl Park
Wiley Jones
Charles Hargraves
Alice Glazier
Elda Viney
Cylde Julian
Ross Austin
Charles Roth
Beulah
Josephine
Lewis Mikesel
Indianapolis
Margaret Mikesel
Oak Grove
Alfred Lilly
Harry Overley
Frank Diener
Pleasant Run News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Pleasant Run area residents share visits and moves. Karl Osborne of Logansport welcomed a baby daughter born February 19, Lucy Shockley staying with her father. Neighborhood families attend sales, dinners, and visits across Logansport, Delphi, Bringhurst, and Monticello. The Rock Creek War Mothers meet, Sunday school class gatherings occur, and several move to farms near Sleeth and Rockfield. The Presbyterian church groups host programs, quilting, and a shower for a bride. The death of Amanda Lyon prompts notices. John Lyon learns of his mother’s passing in Arkansas, burial to Manchester Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vaughan
Kenneth
Mary E. Vaughan
Logansport
Karl Osborne
Osborne
Lucy Shockley
William Schockley
Charles Davis Vaughen
Charles Harvey
Lockport
Emily W. Guthrie
Mattie Irelan
Lawrence Davis
Alvin Pritts
Raymond Dillman
Bringhurst
Ray Blue
Flora Vicinity
Noah Davis
Clarence Davis
Hickory
Grove
Lafayette
John Cornell
Deer Farm
Rockfield
Reid McCain
Brookston
Frank Owens
Sleeth
Glen Davis
Chalmers
Peterson
Perry Vaughan
Amanda Mikesell
Luther Hobaugh
Monticello
Wilbur Bingham
George Popejoy
Wilbur Bingaman
William Ginn
Howard
Seneca Shepard
Charles Ginn
Owen Murry
Charles Clarks
Wabash
Greta Robinson
Delphi
Pleasant Run Cemetery
H. Y. Mullin
Presbyterian Church
Frank Meyers
Arvil Flora
The
Flora
Bryan Miller
Farmers’ Cooperative Store
Frank Simons
Truman Sanderson
Roy Thomas
Betty
Frank Mullin
Near Burrows
Circle Girls
Catherine Burk
Margaret Bowman
Anna Timmons
Madeline Roy
Mary Guthrie
Marjorie Mullen
Vera Smith
Margaret Helen Snoeberger
Cloris Cuppy
Peru
Anne Murphy
Mayme
Girl Scouts
John Lyon
Amanda Lyon
Minta Hamilton
Teale
Ark
Manchester
Tenn
Local Moves and Community Notes From West Delphi
Robert Mayne relocates from the David Stief farm to his town home. Mr and Mrs Po Preston move from the John Black residence into the Clarence Cree home. Mrs Monroe Brechbell and two Pontiac visitors arrive to stay with John Plank as he recovers from illness. The Camden Masonic Lodge plans a March 7 gathering with music refreshments dancing and games. Albert Long returns home from Wheatfield after visiting near Delphi. Yeoman road work begins with local laborers. Charess Hendrickson resumes work at Delphi Fertilizer Co after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Craig
Peru
Miami County
Clara Ayres
Bringhurst
Wheeling
Mr. Craig
Jesse Swihart
William Eckerle
Gillam
Flora-Bringhurst Road
John Briggs
West Main Street
Mrs. Briggs
S. W. Smelter
W. T. Lytle
Finney
Rose Hill
Royce Myer
Mr. Myer
Stella Young
Walter Calhoun
South End
Harry Stanton
Young
Chas. Gee
Henry Jordan
Brent Cripe
Mr. Cripe
Camden
Ed Wells
Robert Mayne
David Stief
Po Preston
John Black
Clarence Cree
Monroe Brechbell
Pontiac
Mich
John Plank
Logansport
Masonic Lodge of
Albert Long
Wheatfield
Delphi
Yeoman Road
Charles Min
Dan Morgan to be returned to state
Dan Morgan an Indiana bandit and escaped convict is held in Winston Salem after giving the name Robert E Willard of Chicago upon arrest with two other alleged gunmen while burying ammunition near here Morgan was captured in San Antonio Texas January 24 1926 but escaped He had been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Wilson
Lake George Club
Lake George’s
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Edward C. Elliott
Winston-Salem
N. C
Dan’ Morgan
Indiana
Robert E. Willard
Chicago
James Clar
Herbert Madison
South Bend
Morgan
San Antonio
Tex
Landy
Norman
Frankfort
Power
Allen
Delphi
Indiana State Prison
San — Tex
First German Immigrants Reach Philadelphia in 1689
On October 6 1689 eighteen Mennonite families from Prosela arrived in Philadelphia. They are described as the first German immigrants to America and formed a settlement that came to be known as Ger Se or associated German organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosela
Philadelphia
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
BUICK
Jackson Bros
Carrell County Agents
van Camp
Mennen
Tomar
Harper’s Rye
Duffy’s
Earth
Gabe
St. Peter
Patton
Gibraltar
West Delphi
Dan Morgan
Delphi, Indiana
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Golden Red Bakery
H. E. Roach
Delphi, Ind
Large Loaves LLC
John Deere
Mount & Son
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!