Local News Notes of General Interest in Delphi Area
Local notes report illnesses including Mrs Fannie Baum and Samuel Goslee, flu sick Rev R B Kern, and convalescent Will Frazer. Miss Mary Sites starts new sales job in Delphi New York Store. Cyphers incubators sold by Blythe & Sons attract farmers. Various social items, anniversaries, and upcoming Daughters of Isabella market on March 14.
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Mary Sites
New York
Delphi
Isabella
Sullivan Room
Whiteman Bros acquire Haslet Bros stake at Ockley elevator
Late Haslet will be manager at Ockley. Clarence Lake is appointed assessor of Jackson township to fill the vacancy caused by John F. Lake’s death. Henry Ford buys an antique stagecoach and invests in a Hansom cab as part of his family tree efforts for Lizzie.
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Whiteman Bros. & Co
Haslet Bros
Ockley
Haslet
Clarence Lake
Jackson Township
John F. Lake
Henry Ford
Lizzie
Mrs Flora Travels to Florida for Two Month Visit
Mrs. Anna C. Flora of east of Flora departed Wednesday for Boynton Florida for a two month visit with her sister Mrs. Frank Austin and with son John Flora and family. The sixty delegates from Hoosier dam registered for inauguration ceremonies in Washington D C on Wednesday. Alta May Kennedy died in Logansport Tuesday. Birdie Nelson ill two weeks slowly convalescing. Dr C C Crampton attends. Mrs Alta Hayes Lafayette nurse.
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Anna C. Flora
East of Flora
Boynton
Florida
Frank Austin
John Flora
Hoosierdam
Washington, D. C
Alta May Kennedy
Logansport
Silas Schonover
Anna Miller
Lee Reynolds
Chas. Genrich
Delphi
Birdie Nelson
C. C. Crampton
Alta Hayes
Lafayette
DelphI Fire Destroys Small Blaze At Lumber Co
The Delphi Fire Department was called out Monday morning to extinguish a small blaze at the Delphi Lumber and Coal Company caused by a cigarette stub thrown away carelessly. Miss Jean Wilson and Charles Wilson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Wiler in Logansport Monday evening. Mrs Wiler took a leading part in the Dramatic Club Play that evening. Dr W F Sharrer of this city and Col A B Crampton of Indianapolis both Civil War veterans and lifelong Boothroyd Post G A R members will observe their birthdays Sunday March 8.
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Delphi
Delphi Lumber & Coal Co
Jean Wilson
Charles Wilson
Carl Wiler
Logansport
W. F. Sharrer
Col
A. B. Crampton
Indianapolis
Boothroyd Post
Logansport Dramatic Club
Elk’s Hall
Dorothy Wilson
Margaret Atkinson
Claude Wickard
Carrollton Township
Dawes appoints E R Bartley as secretary in Washington
General Charles G. Dawes selects E R Bartley a Washington newspaper man as his secretary. Bartley who covered Dawes during the pre election campaign lives in Lafayette Indiana. The notice lists Bartleys Indiana roots and role with Dawes.
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Charles G. Dawes
E. R. Bartley
Washington
Bartley
Dawes
Lafayette
Ind
Fouts Family Attends Clinic Visit in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Taylor Fouts of Deer Creek took daughter Helen to Indianapolis on Saturday for Dr Olivers clinic. They were joined by Mrs Roy Gregg County Health Nurse and Donald Gee of Colburn who also attended the clinic. A wedding write up in a Grant county paper contained a garbled misprint about a bride from Wisconsin Rapids.
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Donald Gee
Colburn
Riley Memorial Hospital
Roy Gregg
Donald
Indianapolis
Taylor Fouts
Deer Creek
Helen
Dr. Oliver
Grant County
Joan Blank
Wisconsin Rapids
Brookston man wins ten litter contest medal in White County
John Wagner of Brookston has received the medal for winning the ten litter contest in White County last year. Government predictions expect higher hog prices as spring pigs are sold. Farmers are urged to heed the slogan Save every pig possible.
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John Wagner
Brookston
White County
Mel Brown Moves Near Bringhurst to McDonald Farm
Mel Brown relocated this week from near Bringhurst to the McDonald farm north of the city. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Nelson of Remington, and Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Jr of Monticello visited their sister Birdie who is ill. Also calling at the Nelson home were Mr. and Mrs. S C Redding, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. J R Lane, Mr. and Mrs Freeman Baum, Mr. and Mrs Ora Jefferies, Mrs. Lee Henderson, Misses Maude Holladay Flora and Adelphia Bitler Mildred Lane Luella Jefferies and Mr. Roy Nelson.
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Benton Nelson
Remington
James Nelson, Jr
Monticello
Birdie
S. C. Redding
Sylvester Robinson
J. R. Lane
Freeman Baum
Ora Jefferies
Lee Henderson
Maude Holladay
Flora
Adelphia Bitler
Mildred Lane
Luella Jefferies
Mrs. Roy Nelson
Nelson
Mrs Jennie Silverthorn to Run Parlor in Kirkpatrick Store
Miss Marguerite Kirkpatrick of Kirkpatrick Millinery Shop arranges for Mrs Jennie Silverthorn of Lafayette to manage a beauty parlor in the rear of the store. Silverthorn brings experience and a large former clientele from Miss Maggert Millinery. She will visit Delphi several days weekly and appointments may be made by telephone at 259.
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Marguerite Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Jennie Silverthorn
Lafayette
Silverthorn
Miss Catherine Seiter Pledged to UI Alpha Lambda Delta
Miss Catherine Seiter of Logan sport and University of Illinois student is pledged to Alpha Lambda Delta, an honorary scholastic sorority. Membership honors high semester averages. Miss Leiter, noted reader, gave a program at a Tri Kappa party hosted by Miss Esther Shirk.
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Catherine Seiter
Logansport
University of Illinois
Alpha Lambda Delta
Leiter
Esther Shirk
Monticello Narrowly Falls to Flora in Close Battle
With two regulars out Monticello trailed Flora 38 to 33 after a 17 to 12 halftime lead evaporating early in the second half. Lods led Monticello with 17 points as Flora’s height and depth produced a team scoring effort. Flora sent over 200 fans to Monticello for the Friday night game.
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Monticello
Flora
Lods
Somebody Wants Your Photograph, Says Boston Transcript
An advertisement in the Boston Transcript declares a photo exhibit with a warning about rogues gallery use. The note emphasizes the provocation and public interest in portrait displays.
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Boston Transcript
Obedience to Orders Brings Reward in Journalism Tale
William C. McCloy recalls Richard Harding Davis defying a request for a sidelines badge during a football report. Arthur Brisbane, then managing editor, offered to take the blame, but Davis insisted on his role. McCloy later praised Davis with a salary raise for standing by his assignment.
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William C. McCloy
Charles A. Dana
Girard
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mr. Dana
Richard Harding Davis
McCloy
Davis
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Arthur
Millions Paid for Hunting Permits Grow State Revenues
Americans spent about five million dollars in a single hunting season on permits and licenses. States use this revenue to fund game preserves wardens and reduce tax burdens.
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United States
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U.S
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Indiana
Blythe & Sons
Mount & Son
Wilbur Lane
Bringhurst, Monday
Betty Jo
Anna Trobaugh
Will Frazer
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
R. B. Kern
Delphi Methodist Church
Charles McCarty
Pendleton
Miss Helen McCarty
Fern Ferling
Business
South Bend
Wm. Corns
Fred W. Baker
Ridgeville
Miss Maude, Holladay
Mrs
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Perry Rule
Madison Township
Nina and
Lucille Lyon
Nome
Frank Lyon
Emma J. Cochrane
Huntington
Harry Arnold
Florence Gardner
Camden
the Beauty
Kirkpatrick Sisters
Howard Bradshaw
Robert Wason
Paul Carney
Tom Thomas
Armory
James Russell
Hanrahan Farm
Radnor
VanAtta Stock Farm
William S. Smith
Will Madanna
Ralph Smith
Post Office
Jesse Crowell
Ida Gustavel
City
Goitre
Ben. Hendrickson
South Delphi
Georgia Roach Latham
Melbourne
John Anthony
John A. Becker
New Orleans
Carroll County Loan Trust and Saving Co
Wm. H
Bert” Miller
Miller
Poultry Commission
E. B. Flora
Miami
Chamber of N
F. W. Porter
Effie Wyatt
Marion Francis
Floyd
O. C. Sterling
Earl Thompson Suriay
Methodist Church
Oliver Stewart
Flying Squadron
Kern
Rev
Jordan
Buck Creek
Wilber Hall
Robert Goodrich
Woods
Chicago
Clarissa Ruffing Harrison
Purdue Glee Club
B. F. Stuart
E. C. Kermis
St. Louis
Mary Tortu
Kermis
F. W. Baker
Ridgeville News
Delphi Herald
Randolph County News
George Shaw
Mortonville
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
East Franklin
Monroe
Marshall Roach
A. L. Gurley
Eva Smock
Miss Smock
Franklin College
Paris
London
Carroll County
Interstate Public Service Company
David LeSourd
Tacoma
Wash
Battle Ground
Herbert Creek
Vernon Whittlesey
Mel Brown
Bringhurst
McDonald Farm
Mount & Son’s
Beaver
Geo.c.loy Roofing Co
Delphi, Indiana
W. H. Zinn
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