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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1925

Page

6

Real Estate Transfers for Past Week Compile

The Abstract Company Delphi Indiana lists transfers including Samuel Wasson and Josephine Voorhees movements in Monroe and Tippecanoe Townships. Notable deeds include Harvey Lynch, The American Bank of Frankfort, and Busselman Jordan with several lots and acreage, prices range from $1 to $15,000.

Abstract Company Abstracters Delphi Indiana Dean Smith Joseph H. Peters Samuel A. Wasson Burrows John K. Kerlin Harvey Lynch Tippecanoe Township Gertha E. Voorhees Josephine Voorhees Monroe Tw William H. Miller American Bank of Frankfort Monroe Ralph Trent Busselman Jordan Riggle S Add Flora Charles R. Wilson Sampson Shuey Rockfield Lucy Griffey Claud M. Wall Butler

Democratic Party Renewal Pledges Faith in Jefferson Jackson Wilson

Democratic members of the Seventy-fourth Indiana General Assembly signed a resolution reaffirming loyalty to the party principles of representative government opposition to power centralization honesty in office and frugality in administration. James J. Reeder of this county was among signers. The document urges focus on core ideals and avoidance of nonessential issues in the next campaign.

General Assembly James J. Reeder Seventy-fourth General Assembly Indiana Jefferson Jackson Wilson

Wallace W. Dimmick, longtime Delphi resident, dies in Cincinnati

Wallace W. Dimmick born February 22 1857 in Williamsport Indiana died May 11 1925 at 236 McCormick Place Cincinnati after a lengthy illness. He married Annie Snow Ballard in 1883 and lived in Parsons Kansas and Cincinnati. Survived by widow son Ralph Ballard Dimmick Canton Ohio two grandsons three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Service conducted by Rev Christie and Rev Zarwell at Mt Auburn Church followed by burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.

Delphi Wallace W. Dimmick McCormick Place Cincinnati Mr. Dimmick Williamsport Indiana Peter and Marcia White Dimmick Annie Snow Ballard Patrick Cynthia McClure Ballard Parsons Kansas Ohio Ralph Ballard Dimmick Canton Ralph Edward Henry McClure Dimmick Ella Douglass Lafayette Elizabeth Conklin Youngstown Lila Leatherman Santa Barbara California Christie Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church Zarwell Dimmick Spring Grove Cemetry

Tipton County Fair Abandoned After Unanimous Vote

Tipton County Fair Association votes unanimously to abandon all plans for a 1925 exhibit due to debts over 600 dollars. County council earlier refused financial aid, prompting directors to end next fall’s fair and sell fair property at public auction to cover outstanding obligations.

Tipton County Tipton County Fair Association the Fair Association

Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school and worship times

Sunday School at 9 30 for a fully graded program followed by Sunday worship at 10 30 on the topic The Lost Christ No prayer service this week Installation services are set for Wednesday at 7 30 and a Baccalaureate service will be held at 7 30 Everyone is welcome

Presbyterian Church

Bible School and Worship Schedule at Local Church

Rev E M Martinson leads Bible School at 9 30 A M with Mrs W H Bradshaw as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 45 A M features a sermon by the pastor. B Y P U at 6 15 P M led by Ruth Wilkinson. No evening service due to High School baccalaureate. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 P M. Public welcome at all services.

E. M. Martinson W. H. Bradshaw Conn Ruth Wilkinson

Ascension Day Service Led by Knights Templar at Local Church

On Sunday May 24 1925 the church hosts a morning worship at 10:30 with the Ascension Day service led by Delphi Commandery No 40 Knights Templar. Special music is provided by the order and Rev J K Hikenberry will preach the sermon. There is no evening service due to the Baccalaureate at the Presbyterian Church.

Forrest Orr Delphi Commandery Knights Templar Order Presbyterian Church J. K. Hikenberry

Sunday Morning Sunday School and Union Baccalaureate Service

Sunday morning Sunday School begins at 9 30 led by Supt J N Holsinger inviting all ages to attend After Sunday School Eld L T Holsinger conducts the preaching hour Pastor J K Eikenberry will lead Sunday evening Union Baccalaureate Services with a welcoming note from the pastor

J. N. Holsinger Eld. L. T. Holsinger J. K. Eikenberry

Death of Charles D Stuehm Brother of Local Clergy

Telegram from Cleveland announces the death of Charles D Stuehm brother of Rev H E Stuehm pastor of Grace Lutheran Logansport and Lutheran Delphi. He had suffered stomach cancer for months. He was superintendent of construction for Shirmer and O Hara Construction Company of Cleveland and Rev Stuehm left for Cleveland to attend the funeral.

Charles D. Stuehm H. E. Stuehm Grace Lutheran Church of Logansport Lutheran Church of Delphi Cleveland Stuehm Shirmer and O’hara Construction Company

Community Notes From Rockfield and Surrounding Areas

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas at the Chas Clerk home with evening church services at Delphi Presbyterian. Local moves and visits span Ridgeville to Logansport with kin from Spokane and Goodland. Community fencing plans progress as French Post park directors meet to start a new shelter house and ladies attend federation events in Flora and Indianapolis.

Thomas Chas Delphi Presbyterian Church Frank Kerlin Paul Martin Ridgeville Floyd Hatfield Marion Will Mullendere French Post Park Park Frank Kennedy Kate Barnard Logansport Emory Flora Lois Jean Annie Flora Miami Florida J. B. Townsley Spokane Washington Delmar Galbreth Harry Haun Emma Jean Betty Jane Goodland James Barnes George Barnes Huldah Helen Flora Wharton Isabelle Swatts County Federation of Clubs Flora Rockfield Frank Munday Nellie Baughman Russell

East of Delphi Residents Share Sunday Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raber called on Mrs. Perry Trent Sunday afternoon. Grandmother Wagoner, once a local resident, is poorly with bronchitis and elderly. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lowther of Delphi visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and C. W. Sidenbender. Henry Sidenbender spent Saturday with his father and noted his hand injury improving slowly.

Fred Raber Perry Trent Grandmother Wagoner Noah Wise Flora Everett Lowther Delphi Joe Turner C. W .Sidenbender Henry Sidenbender C. W. Sidenbender Mr Sidenbender

Local Residents Visit Neighbors Across Town

Mr and Mrs Adam Walker and Mrs Josephine Shroy of Colburn call on Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Crook and children visit Mr and Mrs Carl Flora. Mr and Mrs Joe Turner and C W Sidenbender travel to Logansport on business Friday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Wise and children spend Thursday with Mr and Mrs Carl Wise near Pyrmont. Mr and Mrs George Snoeberger visit Mr and Mrs David Stief Sunday afternoon.

Adam Walker Josephine Shroy Colburn Murray Shroy Palestine Illinois Henry, Anderson Henry Crook Carl Flora Joe Turner C. W. Sidenbender Logansport Marvin Wise Carl Wise Pyrmont George Snoeberger David Stief

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