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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1924

Page

3

Delphi Youths Flee City, But Hope Returns

A Delphi letter-writer laments the exodus of young people to colleges and cities, urging the Chamber of Commerce to make Delphi appealing. Readers report Delphi graduates thriving in journalism, drama, business, and high grades, renewing hope that home can attract talent again. A Los Angeles note highlights public interest in local life and a policeman’s act of duty after finding a missing 16 year old girl.

Delphi Cincinnati Indianapolis Washington Citizen Office Nature California Los Angeles Associated Press T. City Sunkist Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Pacific Coast Chamber of Commerce Bedford Indiana Bedford Athletic Company Bedford High ‘School Kokomo Chamber ,of Commerce

Delphi Optimism and Chamber Drive Spark Civic Pride

A Delphi column praises civic booster spirit and the local chamber of commerce. It cites a traveling visitor aided by the Los Angeles chamber of commerce, Bedford's gym drive, and urges Delphi to emulate such efforts to attract returning natives and keep graduates local.

Clean Herds, Clean Hearts educates on TB in cattle and people

Dr. R C Julien state veterinarian arranges a four reel film titled Clean Herds Clean Hearts about tuberculosis and its impact on cattle and humans. Dr J E Gibson who wrote and stars in the Indiana set story will present the educational picture at Delphi school auditorium on Wednesday night April 2 with representatives of local Tuberculosis Society Parent-Teachers Club League of Women Voters Tri Kappa Woman's Club Chamber of Commerce and Carroll County Farm Bureau aiding attendance.

R. C. Julien Julien Carroll County Indiana J.E. Gibson Dr. Julien Fort Wayne H. E.ackerson Delphi Tuberculosis Society Parent-Teachers, Club League of Women Voters Tri Kappa Sorority Woman’s Club, Chamber of Commerce The Carroll County Farm Bureau

Guy Sibbitt Named Shipping Manager in Democrat Township

Guy Sibbitt was elected township shipping manager at a farm bureau meeting last week. The board includes E. E. Stephens Albert Aikens and Sherman Wilson. Sibbitt will ship stock for local farmers through the Carroll County Shipping Association and livestock to producers' commission firms. Harry Holmes county manager attended the meeting.

Guy Sibbitt Democrat Township Farm Bureau E. E. Stephens Albert Aikens Sherman Wilson Carroll County Shipping Association Producers’ Commission Harry Holmes

Swine Parasites Highlight County Farm Bureau Meetings

Four hundred nine attendees heard Dr. Wickwire of the Bureau of Animal Industry report intestinal parasites in all posted hogs, with round, whip, and thorn-head worms found. He urged sanitation and control, while farmers praised the informative sessions. A Friday Yeoman schoolhouse meeting drew over 100 people, with a play, songs, readings, and a farmers supper.

Farm Bureau Wickwire Bureau of Animal Industry R. C. Julien Courtney Clawson Tippecanoe Clawson Earl Newell Deer Creek Yeoman Betty Clayta Kennard Nadd Holloway Greta Robinson Ladies’ Auxiliary Sam Maxwell Ward Holloway Herbert Million Forrest Dimmitt Ralph Goslee Charles Wise The Jefferson

The Mosquito Ranked Most Fatal Creature to Humans

The mosquito is described as the most dangerous living creature to man, with more deaths yearly from its bite than any other animal. The cobra follows in fatalities, though attributed to superstition among Indian natives who fear to kill snakes.

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Placability and Mercy Praised for Great Leaders

A reflection extols placability and merciful disposition as essential traits for noble rulers and esteemed men, arguing such character qualities define true greatness. The passage frames mercy as a praiseworthy guide for public life and personal conduct.

Hers by Purchase a Girl's Complexion Shows on Coat

A feature from the Boston Transcript notes a witty saying about romance and memory. It claims a girl's complexion leaves a visible mark on a young man's coat collar more than any other token of affection.

Boston ‘Transcript

Monticello Church Revival Attracts Attendees And Visitors

Mrs Ella Hall of Monticello spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Marion Lucas The Rev McCasslin and Rev McLain visited various families and attended services Revival meetings draw local interest Maggie Roth underwent appendicitis surgery in Indianapolis and is improving Several families and individuals from nearby towns visited or hosted over the week including the Roths, Brookshires, Tur ner, and Pencebaker households Notable hospital visits and home gatherings marked the week with prayer meetings and church events continuing in the area

Ella Hall Monticello Marion Lucas David Arthur Kenneth George Kestle Leonard Brookshire McLain Buffalo McCasslin Charles Bowser Delmar Clark Alonzo Curtis Maggie Lilly)’ Roth Methodist Hospital Indianapolis James Miller Gal Clifford Lafayette Noah Miller Charles Johnson Emerick Americus William Turner Logansport Harry Roth and Sons Frank Pencebaker Jr Orville Brookshire Fulton Ward Holloway Jasper Johnson Roy Cowan Buelah Roth Dewey Reynolds Elizabeth Clarrage Elizabeth Burke Monticello High School Miss Finigan Della Schock Hazelscott. Swatts Battle Ground Charles Clark Ross Austin Charles Hargraves Yeoman Floyd Million Oak Grove Alfred Lilly James Viney Ella Viney Harry Roth Kenneth David Edwin Robert Harmon Fred Gaumer J. B. Turner Idaville Jay Nace Pearl Nicholas Buelch Josephine Roth William Schock Schock

Real Estate Transfers for Past Week in Delphi Indiana

Summary of land transfers compiled by Harry Arnold includes multiple parcels in Tippecanoe and Adams townships with prices ranging from $1 to $12 428.56. Notable transfers include 58 acres to George Vianco, 97.66 acres to Delphi Bank, and several Jackson Township parcels. Campaign for enrollment of Citizens Military Training Camps to Camp Knox Kentucky runs April first with Harry Reed appointed Carroll County chairman.

Harry Arnold Delphi Ind William H. Peffley George W. Vianco Tippecanoe Floyd Skinner Mary* E. Timmons Butler Amanda B. Martin Lottie L. Pratt O. P South Delphi Tilghman T. Landis Joseph E. Ruffing Adams John W. Kuns Anna Kuns Jackson Albert Fisher Mary C. Fisher Rose Hill Add Camden Ellis F.mummert Carroll Co Harry Reed Itdiana Carroll

Martinsville Wins Hoosier Championship in Indianapolis

Martinsville defeated Frankfort High School 36 to 30 to capture the Indiana state interscholastic basketball title in Indianapolis. The win capped a nine game run from sectional to state finals highlighting sharp shooting and a late first half rally that gave Martinsville the lead.

Martinsville Indianapolis Frankfort High School Frankfort Clinton County

West Delphi Social Notes Reflect Illnesses and Visits

Miss Gertrude Hall is ill with the measles. Mrs. Henry Hobaugh and grandma Seines are both ill at this writing. Oscar Hall and Mrs. Ilie Sayers traveled to Indianapolis to attend the funeral of their sister Mrs. Hulda Frye who died there Saturday. Miss Mildred Hathway of near Brookston is visiting the Mullendere family west of town. Dale Kimble of Logansport moved into the former Miller residence this week. Larry Mullendore hosted guests Mildred Hathway Homer Harmon and Raymond Bush and daughter from local area.

Gertrude Hall Dale Kimble Logansport John Miller Larry Mullendere West of Town Mildred Hathway Homer Harmon Brookston Raymond Bush Henry Hobaugh Grandma Seines Oscar Hall Ilie Sayers Indianapolis Hulda Frye Larry Mullendore

William H McCully Jr. obituary from Indiana burial in 1924

William Hubbard McCully Jr born December 3 1922 at Home Hospital Lafayette Indiana died March 14 1924 from complications after illness. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs William M McCully sister Betty Jane four grandparents four aunts and uncles and many relatives.

William Hubbard McCully, Jr Home Hospital Lafayette Indiana William M. McCully Betty Jane Martha Timmons Brookston Ing Mary Semmelman Phillips W. Va

Pittsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Changes

Pittsburg residents recall past days as Mr Caldwell visits after years away. Delphi guests include Hugh Andrews and the Arm strongs. Families from Lafayette Canada and Chicago stop by, while local youth and church activities fill the week. New ventures include a filling station site, a Chevrolet car, and a Ralph Davis restaurant staff change.

California Hus Wh V. der Volgen Caldwell Pittsburg Hugh Andrews Delphi Homer Reeves Lafayette J. J. Armstrong Nace Carrie Miller Canada Wilber Bitler Holmes Bowman Chicago Burg Joe Robertson South of Town Lyman Boyles John Bates George Bowman

Success and Fortune Tied to Design in Achieving Success

The statement links success to both good fortune and good design. It argues that without design, fortune alone cannot yield real success, while proper design enhances outcomes and makes success attainable.

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