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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
2
Local newspapers The Carroll County Citizen and The Delphi Times with roots dating to 1893 and 1848 merge into The Delphi Citizen in 1924. Editor Henry B. Wilson and staff, including Mindwell Crampton and A B Crampton, oversee publication from Franklin address, with weekly subscription rates listed and second class mailing status in May 1925.
Louis Varnum Woulfe writes on radio as a growing educational force beyond entertainment, noting Notre Dame and Illinois University programs, the shift from music to spoken word, and concerns about youth culture vs past ideals. He cites scholars and religious statistics to argue that Young America remains sound overall.
The author argues radio lectures alone won t educate. true value comes from supplementary reading and listener criticism. Educational value may emerge after long university led experimentation.
An opening reflection on nature’s evolving scenes from sun and moon to trees, animals, and birds. The text frames creation as a continuum where human beings and nature are intertwined in a grand display of beauty.
Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg won the German presidential election with about 14.6 million votes from roughly 30.5 million participating voters, defeating Wilhelm Marx. The results sparked celebrations and fears of the republic’s end amid clashes involving fascists and nationalists.
The Continental National Bank of Indianapolis sues Discount and Deposit Bank of Kentland in Jasper circuit court seeking damages for Mc Cray paper notes the Kentland bank allegedly accepted without protest. The Indianapolis bank claims to own the McCray notes and seeks the amount the notes call.
Harry Schmidt of the Golden Rule store will leave Logansport on Sunday for New York to purchase merchandise for the Golden Rule opening in its new location.
A moral reminder that virtuous acts invite continued good works while withholding leads to inevitable accounting. The piece frames divine reward for generosity and punishment for withholding as guiding principles.
The Indiana case of State v Chester Palmer, once before Justice Musselman in Delphi then to Judge West in Lafayette, was tried last Friday with William C Smith of Delphi defending Palmer. Palmer was acquitted of selling liquor to William Weidner Jr and Charles Gardner.
Office notes promote corn and clover for farmers and clothing for women. They emphasize club work for children and call for cooperation across the community. The message covers agricultural advice and civic participation.
The article lists members of sewing baking and canning clubs led by Miss Edna Kirkpatrick and local leaders in Tippecanoe Township. It notes a Round-Up trip to Purdue May 5 6 7 8 with prize money from the Carroll County Fair Association and lists program activities and speakers.
The Purdue egg show May 5 to 9 will feature a diverse display of eggs including rare Araucana eggs from South America and purple green Holland ducks. Also on view are Barevelder brown eggs from Holland and English varieties along with reptile salamander and ostrich eggs. Boilermaker colors old gold and black will be represented with dyed yolks and whites for patriotic effects.
Sunday School at 9 30 led by Forrest Orr. Junior Church at 10 30 with address by Rev O W Carr on behalf of the Methodist Hospital Advance. No funds appeal. Epworth League 6 30. Evening Worship 7 30 led by pastor. No Junior Congregation this coming Wednesday. Prayer group 7 30. R B Kern pastor.
Rev E M Martinson leads Bible School at 9 30 with Mrs W H Bradshaw as superintendent Morning Worship at 10 45 includes Communion Meditation The Garden of Nuts and Lord s Supper Reception of new members B Y P U at 6 30 with Ruth Wilkinson pres Evening Service at 7 30 sermon There s No Two Ways About Life Midweek Prayer Wednesday 7 30 The public is invited to the homelike church services.
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