Local News Notes of General Interest
Mrs Henry B Wilson visited the D A R chapter in La Grange Monday. John Ives and Charles Bowen spent the weekend at the University of Illinois. Miss Ruth Carney returned home from Hobart where she taught. C R Pollard bought Henry Peters road bonds worth 10000 dollars. Miss Josephine Clifford hosted the V F Club Monday at North Washington Street. Lloyd Kimble near the city bound over on bootlegging charge. Prof and Mrs Burkholder and daughter Jeanne Arin of Purdue were Delphi guests Sunday. Presbyterian Ladies cafeteria supper planned May 29 from five to seven. Ben Moore of East Lynn visiting sister Mrs W T Maxwell.
Maxwell Cottages Ready for Occupancy at Tippecanoe Camp
The cottages at Maxwell's camp built by Dale and Lee Maxwell off the Tippecanoe River are ready for occupancy.
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Maxwell
Dale
Lee Maxwell
Tippecanoe
School group pic at park and June plans
Pupils of room two and Miss Edna Kirkpatrick pic at the park Friday. Beta Theta Phi from Illinois university plans a Sleepy Hollow house party the week of June 5. Woman's Missionary Society markets at Embree's shop May 31 at 10 30 AM. Mrs William Roach Mrs Will Klepinger and Mrs Lewis Grantham host cards at Roach home Thursday afternoon. Mrs N J Howe called to Kalamazoo Michigan Friday due to sister Miss Lora Haskell’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Room Two
Edna Kirkpatrick
the Park
Beta Theta Phi Fraternity
Illinois University
Sleepy Hollow
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Embree
William Roach
Will Klepinger
Lewis Grantham
N. J. Howe
Kalamazoo, Mich
Laura Haskell
Purdue Names Katherine Wilson Girls Rifle Captain
Katherine Wilson has been selected captain of the Purdue University girls rifle team while she continues her studies at the university.
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Katherine Wilson
Purdue University
Arrest of Abraham Greider Over Farm Still Declared False Ownership
Abraham Greider east of this city was arrested on a charge of possessing a still. Greider says he is not the owner. Mr and Mrs John Goodwin and daughter of Brookville will visit Mr and Mrs James A Shirk this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Greider
Greider
John Goodwin
Brookville
James A. Shirk
Mrs Henry Johnson Returns From Connersville Visit
Mrs Henry Johnson came home Wednesday after visiting her son Harry Johnson and family in Connersville.
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Henry Johnson
Harry Johnson
Connersville
Wabash Freight Office Hours Reduced Backed by Change
The Wabash Freight office will now operate 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m instead of 7 00 a m to 5 00 p m. The change took effect Tuesday May 20.
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Wabash
Local births and community notes from Sedalia area
Born to Mr and Mrs Forest Buck of Sedalia a son named Gilbert C. Mother was formerly Miss Lela Gilbert of near Burlington. Adam Grimm of West Front Street attends a funeral director convention in Michigan City and will visit Michigan briefly. Carroll County reports a killing frost damaging fruit and crops including strawberries tomatoes and beans. Ladies Bible Class hosts a party for other adult classes with doughnuts and coffee. Charles Preston and Esther Wilson attend Grand Lodge Assembly of Rebekahs in Indianapolis. Several women listed attended. Ross Roll, 30, bakery owner in Camden, moved to St. Joseph Hospital Logansport for stomach ulcer surgery. Chas Welker, Monon railroad section hand, injured after falling 30 feet from Tippecanoe River bridge. spine and hip hurt. He resides in Monticello.
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Forest ¢. Buck
Sedalia
Gilbert C
Lela Gilbert
Burlington
Adam Grimm
West Front Street
Michigan City
Michigan
Chas. Welker
Monon
Tippecanoe River
Monticello
Welker
Witter Wagon Accident Injures Father and Son Near Flora
An eleven year old boy Thomas Witter and his father Mr. John Witter were injured when a farm wagon overturned while crossing a stream at the Witter farm west of Flora on Saturday. Thomas suffered a broken collar bone and was rushed to Kokomo Hospital. the father had minor injuries. A separate note mentions Jacob Fisher’s ninetieth birthday dinner at his North Wilson Street home with Governor Morton Circle G A R presenting flowers.
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Thomas
John Witter
Witter
Flora
Kokomo Hospital
Jacob Fisher
Mr. Fisher
North Wilson Street
Morton Circle
Kite
Sally Beck
Berkley
Cal
Hansel McHardie
Dorothy
Charles. Murphy
Arid
Jessie
Lucy
Married Pair Ray and Hayes Wed in Camden Home
Miss Margaret Ray and Richard W. Hayes of Chicago were quietly married at her grandmother Nancy Mullen’s Camden home. Rev. H. C. Stuckenberg officiated at 9 o clock in front of relatives. couple plans to reside at 22119 Jackson Blvd Chicago after June first.
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Ray—Hayes
Margaret Ray
Richard W. Hayes
Chicago
Nancy Mullen
Camden
H.C. Stuckenberg
Yeoman Bank rejoices over return of fraudulent certificate
A $600 certificate of deposit presented by a man claiming Amos Bush from a Celina Ohio bank was forged. After a conveyor of evasive stories and two bank visits, the note was mailed back in an envelope on a train. Officers described the man as about 45, 5 feet 9, 160 pounds with brown suit and cap.
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Amos Bush
Bank of Yeoman
Celina
Ohio
Yeoman Bank
Amos
Bush
Yeoman
Ohio Bank
Ssi
Celina Bank
Brookston
Farmer’s Bank of
M. C. Kent
White County
Kent
Cox Returns Home After Hospital Stay
George Cox is back from St. Luke's Hospital Chicago accompanied by his daughter Lois Cox a nurse at the hospital who will care for him until he recovers.
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George Cox
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
Lois Cox
Shelly Quote on Affection and Imagination
A fragment quotes Shelly praising what strengthens affection purifies the heart enlarges imagination and adds spirit, noting such things are useful. The text reflects Romantic era sentiment and the idea that moral improvement fuels creativity and vigor in the mind.
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Shelly
Prune Based Dishes and Pudding Variants From Old Recipes
A collection of vintage recipes notes prune dishes and desserts. Prunes with rice and cream, Hongroise Potatoes with butter sauce, Potato Flour Cake with egg yolk and milk, Turnip preparations with butter and parsley, Berkshire Pudding with sugar flour molasses and soda, and a foamy vanilla or orange sauce.
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Lewis
H. W. Castile
Virginia
Caco
Political items of interest to citizen readers
Senator Watson is described as the decisive figure for Republican messaging while Ed Jackson’s gubernatorial nomination is questioned by party leaders and Klan factions. Ninth district delegates to the national convention include Walter Broaks and Frank Watson with alternates Bert McKinney and Samuel Heath and elector Ora Davies and contingency Robert Clark.
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Senator Watson
Watson
Ed Jackson
Jackson
Walter Broaks
Crawfordsville
Frank Watson
Tipton
Bert McKinney
Frankfort
Samuel Heath
Lebanon
Ora Davies
Robert Clark
Republicans Expand Delegation at State Convention
The party crowds under the Harmony banner promote a larger slate for the national convention with a “super fourteen” delegation. Named are James E. Watson Harry S New Emmett P Branch Albert L Beveridge James P Goodrich Win T Durbin Clyde A Walb Ewingson George B Lockwood Oscar Ilinger Cornelius Richardson Henry W Marshall Mrs Anne Studebaker Carlisle and others. The first registration of minors reaching voting age and movers to new precincts under permanent registration will occur October 6 with a voter registration site in every precinct. The auditor will review the current voter list over the summer, noting deaths and relocations since the last registration.
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Senator James E. Watson
Harry S. New
Emmett P. Branch
Albert L._Beveridge
James P. Goodrich
Win T. Durbin
Clyde
A. Walb
Ewingson
George B. Lockwood
Oscar_llinger
Cornelius Richardson Henry W. Marshall
Anne Studebaker Carlisle
Meiks Keynote at Delphi Farm Bureau on Producers Shipping
Scott Meiks of Shelbyville, secretary and treasurer of the Producers Shipping Association, spoke at the Delphi Farm Bureau meeting last Wednesday evening explaining the plan and operation. He presented proofs of benefit to farmers and urged marketing all stock through the association as Delphi business leaders seek better shipping facilities and appointed management for Deer Creek township.
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Scott Meiks
Shelbyville
Producers Shipping Association
Farm Bureau
Delphi
Meiks
Shipping Association
Farm Bureau Organization
Producers’ Shipping Association
Deer Creek
Church of the Brethren Sunday schedule and memorial services
Next Sunday at 9 00 a m Sunday School with classes for all ages. No morning preaching. In the evening we unite with other churches for memorial services and the Baccalaureate discourse. J K Eikenberry pastor.
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Church OF the Brethren
J. K. Eikenberry
Memorial Services Planned at Union Christian Church
Union Memorial announces services Sunday morning May 25 at 10 30. Rev. E Lester will deliver the sermon and veterans of all wars are invited to attend.
Delphic Markets Report Amid Fragmentary Text
Fragmented OCR reads like a market note with terms such as Corn Bees Rye and Oats. The readable bits hint at commodity prices or market figures but provide no clear events or names to anchor a complete summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry B. Wilson
D. A. R. Chapter
la Grange
John Ives
Charles Bowen
The
University of I Ilinois
Ruth Carney
Hobart
C. R. Pollard
Henry Peters Road
Josephine Clifford
V. F. Club
Washington Street
Lloyd Kimble
Circuit Court
Prof. Arid
Burkholder
Jeanne “Arin
Purdue
Presbyterian Church
Ben Moore
East Lynn, Il
W. T. Maxwell
Hefleng Bros
Blair
D. M. Ferry
Zand Gome
Carroll
Ladies Bible Class
Methodist Church
Charles Preston
Ross Roll
St. Joseph
Logansport
Roll
Delphi Produce Market
Bogan-Jaques Co
Delphi Markets
Sir Walter Raleigh
Geo. C. Loy. Roofing Co
Sq. N. City Mills
Ind
Troy C. Quinn
Geo. C
Loy
Citizens National Bank
Paige Oe
Fr Ey Pe
Indiana
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