Sentences on social mores and local jurors in Carroll
A collection of aphorisms about manners and modern life contrasts with a list of petit jurors for the Carroll circuit court marching in for the March term. Names appear for juror panels from Burlington Jackson Rock Creek Madison Clay Monroe Carrollton and Carroll counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Edward Stephens
Jacob Huffer
Burlington
James T. Martin
Jackson B. O. Penn
Rock Creek
Reppert
Madison
Clay B
Brant
Milton Overholser
Burlington John VV
Eleriey Fo Clay Lewis
Catlane
Monroe Verna L. Brown
Carrollton
Delphi Artists Exhibit Work in Chicago
Delphi is represented in the Hoosier Salon exhibit at the Marshall Field Store in Chicago. Roy Trobaugh Harry Milroy and Jessamine Inglee Johnson are among the exhibitors with Johnson staying in Chicago for events and teas for Indiana artists. The show includes artists from across Indiana and other states totaling 152 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dephi
Marshall Field
Chicago
Hoosier
Daughters of Indiana of Chicago
Roy Trobaugh
Harry Milroy
Jessamine Inglee Johnson
Connersville
Indiana
United States
Prominent Couple Observes 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lon Shanks of Washington township Cass county celebrated their fiftieth anniversary at their country home on Friday March 18. The couple were married by Judge Dudley H Chase in the Cass county courthouse private office. They have four children and four grandchildren and are in good health as they mark the milestone with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Shanks
Washington Township
Leonard
Otis
Bringhurst
Clay
Deer Creek
Geneva
Evadne Showalter
Citigen
Home Industries Discussed At C of C Meeting
Chamber of Commerce banquet with 100 attendees heard updates on financing methods of the Indiana Service Corporation and Delphi system profits. City ownership of a distributing plant was debated while council studies continued. A new entertainment and band concert committees were formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. OF C
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
Mount
Electric Light and Power Committee
Indiana Service Corporation
Service Corporation
Fort Wayne
Delphi
Bradshaw
Delphi Photos Slated in Sunday Photogravure Series
The Indianapolis Star announces a yearly photogravure feature with Delphi portraits. Pictures of Delphi will appear on June 7 as part of the Indiana city spotlight series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
Delphi
Make Merry Club to Host Cooperative Supper on March 17
The March committee of the Make Merry class of the Methodist Sunday School invites members to a cooperative supper and general diversion in the church parlors on March 17 at 6 30 PM. Invitations read in dialect and request RSVP with warm notes from organizing couples. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Junto Club St Patrick Dinner Chooses Wind Caves Talk
Mr and Mrs C Clay Pearson host the Junto Club for a St Patrick Day dinner on Tuesday evening. Ralston Wilbur speaks on Wind Caves and Mrs L M Pletcher reads a Jabberwock edition.
Dinner bridge club formed at Klepinger home
A new dinner bridge club organized Wednesday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Klepinger. Meetings will be biweekly on Wednesdays with dinner served before play. The next gathering is March 25 with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheperd, and members include couples Klepinger Sheperd McFarland Pletcher Retherford and Curtis McCain of Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Klepinger
Frank Sheperd
Frank Shepherd
Carl McFarland
Lawrence Pletcher
Tippecanoe Tribe 505 Anniversary Event Noted
IMP O R M Tippecanoe Tribe No 505 plans a Tuesday anniversary sleep Arch Hobbs the Great Chief of Records will attend to discuss important matters. The order will confer the adoption degree on several palefaces and is said to be favored for first place in state degree work in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Red Men
Tri Kappa Hosts Party for Mrs. Mayme Snyder Cowdin
The Tri Kappa Sorority held a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. Willa Bowen’s home to honor Mrs. Mayme Snyder Cowdin a recent bride. A 7:00 PM buffet served to nineteen members followed by bridge. Mrs. Cowdin received a Maxwell Parrish painting Daybreak with spring themed place and score cards. Assisting hosts were Miss Helen Kirkpatrick Miss Mary Hinkle and Mrs. Francis Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Sorority
Willa Bowen
Mayme
Snyder Cowdin
Cowd
Maxwell Parrish
Bowen
Helen Kirkpatrick
Mary Hinkle
Francis Martin
Heavy Timbers Dismantled at Oakdale Dam Site
Monday evening marked the final removal of heavy dam timbers at Oakdale as equipment was shifted to the hill. Derricks pumps and shops were cleared, water flow was tamed by sealing a large spring, and steel I beams began erecting the power house while workers endured heat and continued work to finish the concrete dam complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxie
Oakdale Dam
Oakdale
Ada
D A R Charlies Carroll Chapter to Meet With Hostesses
D A R Charlies Carroll Chapter will meet Friday with Mrs. Gros, Mrs. Bradshaw, Miss Bonnell, and Miss Byrum as hostesses. Mrs. Bradshaw will discuss The Status of Women in South America and Political relations with the United States. Roll call will name political leaders in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. Charlies Carroll
William Gros
W. H. Bradshaw
Louella Bonnell
Rae Byrum
Bradshaw
South America
United States
Monon locals No 17 18 schedule set for March 16
A new timetable announced for Monon locals No 17 and 18 shows from Monon to Indianapolis service on Monday Wednesday and Friday, while the Indianapolis to Monon run on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Times remain unchanged and the schedule takes effect next Monday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Indianapolis
Mrs Francis Boyd Martin Hosts Social Twelve Club
Mrs Francis Boyd Martin entertained the Social Twelve bridge club on Wednesday afternoon and Mrs Anna Snyder hosted the Independent Twelve club at her home on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Boyd Martin
Twelve Bridge Club
Anna Snyder
Independent Twelve Club
Chamber Purchases Piano for Meetings and Community Events
The Chamber of Commerce has purchased a piano for use at its meetings and for any community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wingard sisters visit Indianapolis for art exhibit
Miss Loreen Wingard travels with Francis Wingard to Indianapolis for a weekend visit and will attend the exhibit of Indiana artists at the Herron Art Institute where she is listed as an exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loreen
Francis Wingard
Indianapolis
Indiana
Herron Art Institute
Loreen Wingard
Y M A Issues New Publication Hoosier State Y News
The Citizen office reports the Hoosier State Y News as the official organ of Indiana Young Mens Christian Association to be issued twice monthly at 25 cents yearly. Editor C A Terebaugh describes Camp Tecumseh near Delphi Monticello and Brookston on the Tippecanoe river with 12 buildings for 112, sanitary system and beach. The camp housed 732 attendees in 1924 and aims to develop leaders. Indiana Hydro Electric plans a dam near the camp affecting the beach and the State Committee bought 82 acres for 8000 dollars to secure bathing and prevent outsiders, with financing from Delphi Monticello Brookston Flora Monon Lafayette Logansport Peru Wabash Kokomo Anderson Cutler Burrows Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Hoosier State Y News
State Young Mens Christian Association of
Indiana
C. A. Terebaugh
Camp Tecumseh
Camp ‘Tecumseh
Delphi
Monticello
Brookston
Tippecanoe River
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Company
Reid McCain
Flora
Monon
Lafayette
Logansport
Peru
Wabash
Kokomo
Anderson
Cutler
Burrows
Camden
Brewer's Shoe Clearance Sale Opens Today
A. H. Brewer advertises a shoe clearance to clear past season and odd lots at prices far below cost. He uses more than 9000 bills and ads in three county papers to inform local buyers of the bargains awaiting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brewer
Brewer
Hoshaw and Reppert Announce 24th Annual Sale
Hoshaw and Reppert unveil their 24th annual sale for next Thursday March 19. The auction will offer 25 horses and mules, 65 cattle including milch cows, heifers and calves, and 175 hogs comprising Poland China and Duroc sows plus good feeding hogs. See the adv on page nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoshaw
Reppert
Poland
China
Golden Rule to Move to Larger Logan Store
The Golden Rule store in Logan announces an aggressive advertising campaign and plans to move next month into the Broadway store room formerly occupied by A. Grube Co. The relocation will provide a better location more floor space and align with the company’s policy of expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
Logansport
Citizen
Broadway
A. Grube Co
Marriage License Issued to Fay Kessler and Vernon Kellar
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Fay Kessler and Vernon Kellar, both of Clay Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Kessler
Vernon Kellar
Clay Township
Delphi Wins In County Tournament Upset
Delphi upset Flora 19 to 18 in a tight county tournament final to reach regionals after three regular season losses. Earlier Delphi edged Rockfield 42 to 18 and Cutler defeated Deer Creek 24 to 14 while Flora beat Camden 36 to 16 and Bringhurst 29 to 20 in morning games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Flora
Kokomo
Cutler
Downing Bringhurst
Camden
Rockfield
Deer Creek
James Clifford Buys Interest in Model Store
James A. Clifford buys Landis's stake in the Model Shoe and Clothing store and joins Paul Quirk in a new partnership. Clifford leaves the New York Store to run the I O O F building shop, with orders for spring goods and plans for a fully stocked store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Clifford
Landis
Model Shoe
Mr. Clifford
New York
Paul Quirk
Main
Washington Streets
Quick & Clifford
New Spring
Parade of Delphi school shows 716 strong
A public demonstration honors a winning basketball team and highlights the Deer Creek township school system. The article urges residents to visit classrooms to push for better school equipment and fuller public involvement, criticizing apathy and calling for action by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi School
Deer Creek Township
Delphi Crowned County Champs With City Parade
A parade honored Delphi after a 716 pupil rally following its victory over Flora in the County basketball tournament. Two autos carried the team while a gold and black Flora coffin memorialized the opponent. The event included speeches, cake gifts, a song program, and a school yell led by Dick Haugh on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Flora
Will Margowski
Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Shaffer
Paul Quick
Miss McCarty
Dick Haugh
Stott Engaged for Commencement Address
Supt. C. T. Amick of the Delphi schools has engaged Roscoe Gilmore Stott of Franklin to give the commencement address in Delphi on May 29. Stott, a Chautauqua lecturer known for the address Dying on Third, previously spoke here in 1922. This year there are 56 graduating seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
C. T. Amick
Delphi Schools
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Franklin
Mr. Stott
New Advertisers Mull and Kinnaman Open Local Millinery Shop
Mull and Kinnaman of Loganport enter the Citizen columns with a shop for millinery and silk hosiery. The partners were formerly with A Grube Co and hold wide acquaintance in Delphi and Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Mull & Kinnaman
Logansport
A. Grube Co
Delphi
Carroll County
Partnership dissolution demand for old firm debts
Having dissolved partnership all accounts of old firm are now due and must be collected in order to complete settlement. Call at the Model or see Mr. Noah Landis. Noah Landis, Paul Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Landis
Paul Quick
Dawes Lapses Highlight Mocked Delays at Senate
Last year crowds gathered at Wabash station to see Charles G Dawes in Delphi but he slept through the performance. On Thursday he reportedly slept at the Willard hotel instead of presiding in the Senate, delaying the confirmation of Charles Warren as attorney general and drawing public chiding for the vice president who headlines the administration yet misses key moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
Delphi
Wabash
Charles Warren
Dawes
Senate
Willard Hotel
Adams to Lead Chief Engineer Role at Refractories Firm
H R Adams of the L E Myers Co leaves soon for Philadelphia to take the post of chief engineer with the General Refractories Company the world’s largest fire brick maker. He spoke to the Chamber of Commerce praising Sutton Van Pelt superintendent of construction at Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Adams
L. E. Myers Co
Philadelphia
General Refractories Company
Adams
Chamber of Commerce
Sutton van Pelt
Oakdale
Lost Keys on Ring Seeker Returns to Office
Found on a ring with a bunch of keys. Please return to this office for retrieval.
Betsy Ross and St Patrick in Arch Street memories
The writer recalls St Patrick and Betsy Ross as symbols tied to Philadelphia heritage. He notes the Betsy Ross house at 239 Arch Street remains standing and hints at further reminiscences about their lives and contributions, with a nod to St Patrick’s Day approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Arch St
Philadelphia
St. Patrick
Dublin
Gallagher
Brady
O’shaughnessy
O’grady
St. Patrick’s Fist
Betsy Ross
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Wales
Paducah
Boston
Maine
Yanus Wells
George Lyon
B. B. Mayhill
Pletcher
Chamber
Helen McCarty
Womans Federal Prison
Woman’s Prison
W. S. Margowski
Harry Reed
James Qbear
Myron Ives
D. L. Musselman
Washington
Chas. Bowen
Grover Kite
Chas. Julius
Roscoe Shelly
Harry Arnold
People’ S Building & Loan Association
H. E.ackerson
Carroll
B. B. Jackson
Mortonsville
Messrs. van Pelt
Burton and
L. .E. Myers Construction Company
St. Patrick’s Day Club
Marie
Frank Shephard
Neva
Earl Thompson
Maybelle
Charlie Stewart
lLr
Anna Garcia
William
Post
Junto Club
Twin Six Club
TRI Kappa
Brewer’s Sale
Marion
James Clifford
Stott
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