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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1926

Page

5

Delphi Local Happenings and Social Notes

Miss May Walker will soon return from Florida where she stayed four months. Levi Blickenstaff moves his family from Adams Township to Delphi. Mrs Carlyle Kirkpatrick hosted bridge with friends. A son Morris Wayne was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Craig last Saturday. The flu returns mildly in Delphi and county. The Baptist Ladies plan a market March 20 at ten. The Main Street Fashion Shop markets spring millinery. A D H S basketball banquet and Hi Y event planned. Gypsy Serenaders set to perform March 24.

Morris Wayne Russell Craig

Delphi High School Juniors Plan banquet arrangements

A committee led by Watson McCormick and Josephine Myers plans the Junior banquet for the seniors at Delphi High School, likely to be held in the school gym with Domestic Science serving. Attendees include school sponsors Miss Quackenbush and Ben Drake and class president.

Watson McCormick Josephine Myers Betty Amick Miss Quackenbush Ben Drake Delphi High School

Women to Rule Cities Says Prof Landes

Prof Henry Landes of the University of Washington argues in an interview that women will run cities and government in the future while men focus on business. He notes no revolution, sees public office as an extension of managing a home, and predicts women will be in office more widely though he doubts stamina for the presidency. He is Bertha Landes’s husband, Seattle’s first woman mayor-elect.

Henry Landes College of Science University of Washington Bertha Landes Seattle Landes Carroll County Dean Landes

Local News Items of General Interest

Mrs. John Hamling Sr visited her sister in Frankfort this week Irene Jacoby works at A T Bowen Co Bank in Delphi R L Eckhart made a Detroit business trip James P Wason is homebound due to illness Elizabeth Troxel returned from Baltimore and Washington Harve Lynch family back in Delphi after winter in California Tri Kappa sorority to market April 3 at Zook s Meat Market Mr and Mrs Millard Quinn hosted the Ma s and Pa s club Thursday evening

Lazarre Thompson Delphi Salt Lake City Wade Thompson John Hamling, Sr Frankfort Irene Jacoby A. T. Bowen & Co., Bank Mrs. Harve Lynch California Mrs. Millard Quinn Ma’s Pa’s Club

New 1926 Wing Top Coats at Quick & Clifford

Fellows are invited to view the new 1926 wing top coats offered by Quick & Clifford with all the latest colors. This display promises fashionable outerwear for the season.

Quick & Clifford

Harness Repair and Auto Top Work by Embree Delphi

Bring your old harness for repair and oiling before spring rush. We offer auto top repairs and a big stock of new harness, lines and bridles, collars, pads, halters and strap goods. E. W. Embree, Delphi.

E. W. Embree Delphi

Missing man believed drowned in Tippecanoe River notice

If anyone finds Merle Stine, thought drowned in the Tippecanoe River this winter, notify F. M. Cottrell & Son funeral directors at Brookston. Otto Stine of Attica, Indiana is listed.

Merle Stine Tippecanoe River F. M. Cottrell & Son Brookston Otto Stine Attica Ind

Great Lawyer's Small Fee Debated in Old English Practice

A renowned London barrister with annual earnings near 100000 pounds recently handled a lengthy case for under 50 cents a day. The arrangement follows an old English custom allowing an undefended prisoner to pick any barrister in court upon appearing in the dock.

London

Broken Engagement Looms Over Courtship Debts

A fragment notes a young man facing ongoing installment payments on a ring despite a broken engagement. The line highlights financial entanglements tied to a failed relationship rather than the personal disappointment.

Nature's Law Thought Ties Power Spirit in Unity

A compact philosophical note cites Schenkel asserting nature's law binds power and spirit, each pointing to the other and finding fulfillment in its pair. The remark emphasizes mutual dependence and balance within natural law.

Schenkel

Law Observance Department Chairs Promote Global Women’s Clubs

Law Observance, chaired by Mrs Ed ward Franklin White of Indianapolis, is the General Federation’s new department to counteract a crime wave and its declining youth. Mrs Robert Burdett, foreign clubs correspondent, spoke at the Washington meeting on Women’s Clubs shaping better international ties. Forty one foreign clubs exist, with a Buenos Aires Patriotic Society of American Women and an Australian Sydney group totaling 3400 members.

Edward Franklin White Indianapolis General Federation Robert Burdett Washington Buenos Aires Patriotic Society of American Women Sydney

Women urged to write senators for Education Bill support

Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams calls clubwomen to write personal letters to senators and representatives urging backing of the Education Bill. A Senate Education and Labor Committee hearing is planned. Indiana hosts March 24 and leads with an American Home Institute led by Mrs. Felix McWhirter.

Kate Trenholm Abrams Department of Legislation Committee On Education and Labor Senate

A Call for Foster Homes for Indiana Children

Social welfare agencies in Indiana urge citizens to provide loving foster homes for about 1,900 children in state institutions. Many are ages 5 to 12 and seek patient foster parents. 700 children are placed annually and 2,600 live in family homes under supervision. Interested readers should contact the Board of Children's Guardians or the Board of State Charities in Indianapolis for information.

Indiana Board of Children’s Guardians Orphan’s Home Board of State Charities State House Indianapolis

First Canned Salmon From Oregon and Washington

A brief note records the origin of the first canned salmon, highlighting shipments from Oregon and Washington and marking a milestone in early modern canning.

Oregon

Emerson Hats Show Spring Styles In Bright Colors

Real quality Emerson hats offered in new season colors and shapes. Prices range from 3 50 to 5 dollars, with 4 and 5 dollar models highlighted.

Emerson

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