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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1924
Page
4
Readers are urged to submit estate settlements or legal notices to the Citizen-Times for publication. Indicate preference for the county paper or the Citizen-Times. editors welcome the courtesy.
Local papers list clippings and bundled rates for Indianapolis Star and Citizen Times at 4 to 5 dollars with bundles including Indianapolis News and Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette and Lafayette Journal-Courier offers. Deadline not specified.
A long list of visits and social calls from residents of Oak Grove Medaryville Logansport Delphi and surrounding areas. People hosted guests attended basketball tournaments and shared meals while missionary and club activities were noted.
The Day of Prayer for Missions for missionary women was observed Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. John Kerlin’s home with the program Spirit of Power led by Mrs. Will May. The Co operative Elevator Company of Rockfield held its annual stockholders meeting, electing directors and declaring a 6 percent dividend. Twins, a girl and a boy, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin John on Feb. 28. they are Pauline Jane and Paul Wayne. Mr. John is in a government hospital for ex soldiers in Kentucky. Irene Gardner of Burnettsville visited her sister Mrs. Carl.
Claude Moore of Minot North Dakota is visiting relatives. Wm Moore has measles. Henry Otten visited Jacob Otten near Rossville Sunday. Harve Butz and Frank Butz bought the Smith restaurant in Rossville. Frank Beard returned from Home hospital Monday improved. Clarence Burkhalter moved to Rossville to work for Paul Silverthorn. M E Frey visited Joe Balkema Sunday. Farm bureau meetings set for Pyrmont March 10 and 24. Citizen Times $1.50 yearly.
Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Roy G Jordan to the Nelson family and others mark a weekend of gatherings. Lillian Stout of LaFayette spent time with the McClean family while students George Smock and Ralph Hanna receive praise and positions at Indiana University and college activities. Hubert Gros joins Greek life at Indiana University with Delta Tau Delta initiation and Phi Rho Sigma pledge.
North Carroll reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Claude E Ellis on February 24 the first child after twelve years of marriage. The Hickory Grove congregation held a reception Saturday evening during Kingdom En listment week with about 100 attendees.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Stober visited sister in Logansport. Randolph and Milton Hoagland from Chicago stayed with parents Mr and Mrs John Hoagland. Charles Delzell of Gary called on friends. S K Timmons moved to Main St. area and George Curbox moved to the Caughell farm. Clifford Leslie of Regina Canada visited his mother Mrs Martha Leslie. Missionary and Aid Society hosted Mrs Hoagland for her birthday with popcorn and taffy. Dr M Mirley moved to Otto Howell farm and Roy Thomas moved to Burnettsville for residence.
Joseph Wilson was elected township director at the Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau meeting. George Sites spoke on the membership campaign and reported on the wheat pool meeting. Apples priced at 1.25 per bushel while supplies last. ingrich and Co.
Arrangements outline a week of farm demonstrations with Dr Wickwire in Carroll County to study hog parasites and worm effects. Afternoon sessions list locations and times from Martin Frey in Clay township to Delphi and beyond, ending with Rockfield and a mail grant note for Edith Bolling Wilson.
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors screenings on March 24 and 25 at the Arc Theatre. The feature is The Silent Command, praised by Gen Pershing as effective and inspiring, sure to stir patriotism in American audiences.
Gingrich & Co advertises apples at 1.25 dollars per bushel for a limited run while supplies hold, inviting customers to hurry to the store.
The lesson traces Israel’s demand for a king, Samuel’s protest, and Saul’s anointing and rise. It covers Saul’s selection at Mizpeh, his confirmation at Gilgal, Saul’s failures in obedience, and God’s rejection of him, ending with a local wedding notice for Dillman and Davis.
A joint resolution to make December 28 Woodrow Wilson birthday an annual state holiday was adopted by the Senate and sent to Governor McLeod for signature. The measure originated in the House and now awaits official approval.
Attend a carload apple sale at Gingrich and Co with baskets included for 1.25 each while supplies last.
A.T. Bow en & Company bank of Delphi files suit in Clinton circuit court against Floyd M White and Charles Fickle, both residents of Clinton County. Judgment sought for 998.00 principal and interest plus 60.00 attorney fees.
Paul Popejoy and family moved to the John K Todd farm vacated by Arthur Rider. Luther Roode and family moved to the Frank Pearson farm south of Flora, now owned by Walter Pearson. R Weidy moved to the Roode farm he bought from Walter Pearson. George Medleys moved to the tenant house on the Ow ens farm. Their eighteen months old baby grew sick and remains ill.
Carroll Circuit Court February action announces final settlement hearing for Milton F. Wetzel administrator of Milton F. Wetzel deceased. The account and vouchers will be examined March 17, 1924, in Delphi with all heirs creditors and legatees invited to appear and show cause if any. William C. Smith attorney for the estate.
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