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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1924

Page

3

Tea at the French embassy and gin among American guests

An account of a D A R visit to the French embassy with Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook, Ambassador Jusserand, and guests. The writer recalls the tour of rooms, first cup of tea poured by the ambassador, a surprising gin taste, and reflections on manners, condescension, and American pride.

M. Jusserand Legation Ambassador Jusserand Daughters of the American Revolution France Anthony Wayne Cook Bill Henry James

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Said to Save Woman from Operation

Mrs Josie M Shaw of Cambridge Maine reports severe pains and monthly woes. After starting Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she felt relief within days and after two years of use no further pains. She credits the remedy with enabling childbirth and preventing surgery. A nationwide canvass claims 95 of 100 users benefited. For sale by druggists everywhere.

Cambridge Maine Myusband Lydia E. Pinkham Josie M. Shaw No. 1

Local Social Roundup From Tippecanoe Township Events

Miss Helen Ruth Peters returns from a visit with Peru relatives. S. S. Hudson visits with his children. Mr and Mrs Charles Montgomery and Clyde at Summittsville Indiana. Roy Robbins and family and W Henderson and family shop in Lafayette Friday. Mrs Charley Boyles hosts her mother Mrs Watkins Battle Ground. Mrs Will Haight East Chicago visits Mollie Wood and son Will, en route from Martinsville sanitarium. Mrs Charles Thompson visits Gary for a week with aunt Mrs Sarah Julien who will come home for Decoration Day. Mrs Frank Swain and Stella Richardson Monticello visit. Tippecanoe township economics club meets at Mrs Henderson’s. E E Maxwell returns from Chicago business trip.

Helen Ruth Peters Peru S. S. Hudson Charles Montgomery Clyde Summittsville Ind Roy Robbins W. ©. Henderson Lafayette Charley Boyles Watkins Battle Ground Will Haight East Chicago Mollie Wood Will Martinsville Sanitarium Charles Thompson Gary Sarah Julien Julien Frank Swain Stella Richardson Monticello Tippecanoe Township

Snowball Duel Sparks Light Moment in Boston

A Boston youngster playfully aims a snowball at a man, declaring he will let it go at that. The moment captures a humorous slice of urban winter life and neighborhood interaction in the city.

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Delphi High School Junior Reception Honors Seniors

A Friday Delphi High School Junior reception at K P Hall featured a dinner with toasts led by Mahlon Kerlin the junior president. Toasts covered Radio programs and station hosts with committees named for refreshment program and music. The event ended with the Delta High School song and a dance as seniors and juniors mingled, with future commencement set for May 28.

Delphi High School K. of P. Hall Mahlon Kerlin Mahlon

Flora Plans Two Summer Civic Events

Flora residents anticipate a first band concert of the season on Thursday June 5 and the Community Park opening on Sunday June 1. Rev E Leroy Steffey of Hammond visited the town last week. The county Board of Review meets at Delphi starting Monday June 2 for a four week session. Monroe township and Flora taxpayers may appear Friday June 27 to file assessment complaints.

Flora and Community Park E. Leroy ‘Steffey Hammond Presbyterian Church County Board of Review Delphi Monroe Township Flora

Camden News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Birth

A baby boy was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gertz. Various residents including A. D. Smith of Lowell and Miss Kathryn Kennedy from Ann Arbor visited relatives. Benjamin Wray and Alice Wertz wed in Logansport. the couple plans to live on a farm east of Bringhurst. The Church of the Brethren Conference will be held in Hershey, Pennsylvania, with a special round trip fare of 34.97 dollars from Camden.

Robert Gertz A. D. Smith Lowell Dave Smith Carl Kleckner Milford Dorothea Nebeker Miss. Blaker Indianapolis Charles Eva Kennedy Irvin Sherman Redding Monticello Harry Wilson Clem Galveston Ora Spitler Walter Stinebaugh Walton Solfronia Isley Eddison Kathryn Kennedy Ann Arbor Cecil Kennedy Otto Plank Olive Ft. Wayne Benjamin Wray B. F. Wray Alice Wertz Logansport Holsinger Bringhurst Church of the Brethren Conference Hershey Pennsylvania Camden

Birth Announcement for Marian Arlene Carson

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Carson welcomed a daughter named Marian Arlene on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Jay Noch reported the birth was Friday night in Patton with family attendance.

Merle Carson Marian Arlene Jay. Noch

Social roundups at DelphI and Monticello clubs and families

Mrs Guy Harvey attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Smith at Rensselaer on Monday. Numerous calls and visits followed across DelphI Monticello Lafay ette Yeoman Pike Creek Idaville and Yeoman with residents including Delmar Clark Charles Clark Beulah Roth Josephine Roth Pearl Nicholas and others. Families and friends gathered for birthdays and visits throughout last week.

Guy Harvey Mrs. Smith Rensselaer William Cochran Monticello Delmar Clark Mildred Heirin Lafayette Bessie Tressie Timmons Beulah Josephine Roth Charles Moore Delphi Clark George Meecum Dewey Reynolds Charles Clark Harry Overley Yeoman Fred Gaumer Pearl Nicholas Nicholas Russell Schock Wichita Kansas Ruby Gaumer Emerson Gaumer Charles Johnson Thomas Schnepp Mary Isabel Metz Lela Bolinger Earl Dilling Davis Pike Creek Helen Kestle George Kestle Edward Clark Idaville Thomas. Schnepp Robert John Burke &R Julia Corabel Curtis Della Schock Russel Mahala Henry Josephine Chapman Sarah Chapman Merlenck Marian Arlene Bert Carson Stewart McCall Idavillé Albert Atkinson Yeo Bessie Greenlee Guy. Harvey and

Death of James A Leazenby Near Camden

James A. Leazenby 70 of three miles east of Camden died Saturday at 5 10 AM from paralysis after a second stroke Tuesday evening. He had been an invalid for six years since the first stroke. Survived by widow and three sons Arthur and Frank of Wabash Indiana and Charles of Louisville. Funeral at Paint Creek church Tuesday 10 30 AM officiated by Rev A E Clem of Galveston. Burial at adjoining cemetery.

James A. Leazenby Camden Mr. Leazenby Besdes Arthur Frank Wabash Indiana Charles Louisville Paint Creek A. E. Clem Galveston

Millinery Classes Reach Carroll County Women

Mrs Ed Blythe Carroll County Home Economies Clubs chair urges all township women to attend Millinery meetings led by Nelle Flaningham Purdue extension specialist The plan relies on two or more township leaders to reach every woman and end with a county wide round up The May 27 lesson focuses on Trimmings in the courthouse examination room while six meetings are planned through the year The project has already reached almost 200 women with nine meetings held so far

Shoreham Hotel Mindwell Crampton Wilson Indiana Gen. de Lafayette Germany Martin Luther Gosh Sarge Luther General de Lafayette Adieux Henry B. Wilson Monroe St. Delphi Shoreham Bobby George Washington Washington Adam Boby White House Embassy Sam Carroll Ed Blythe Home Economies Clubs Nelle Flaningham Purdue University Extension Department Carroll County Flaningham Miss Flaningham Purdue University Court House

Bonus Bill Sparks War Records Search Nationwide

Loyd Beard plans a soybean variety test on his Clay township farm with five Pur due University varieties: Midwest Manchu Pinpu Ito San and Wea. A field meeting will review adaptability. Also Milo Smith conducts an Ito San Pinpu Wea test in Washington township. War veteran bonus law triggers massive record review with 6,893,000 histories, 167 million documents, 27 checks, and 2,800 War Department clerks. Legion posts and national organizations assist veterans. applications go through receiving stations to avoid direct mail bottlenecks.

Loyd Beard Lloyd Beard Clay Township Purdue University Mr. Beard Milo Smith Washington Township War Department America Legion National Army National Guard Davis

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