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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1927

Page

4

Wilsons Reach Western Journey Peak Plans

Mr and Mrs H B Wilson report a pleasant start to their westward trip. After visiting friends in St Joseph they travel through Kansas by good highways toward Trinidad and the Raton Pass en route to Santa Fe Albuquerque and Los Lunas with the Grand Canyon finale before the coast.

Delphi H. B. Wilson St. Joseph Kansas Trinidad Col Raton Pass New Mexico Wilsons Santa Fe Alberquerque Los Lunas Pueblos Acoma Grand Canyon

Interstate Would Merge Burnettsville Electric Co

Petitions filed with the Indiana Public Service Commission seek approval for the sale of Burnettsville Electric Light and Power Company property to Interstate Public Service Company. The 1921 firm owns the Monticello to Burnettsville high line and lines in Idaville and Burnettsville. The deal offers $24,000 for the property with an appraisal value around $23,705.10. proceeds would go to the company and then reimburse stockholders.

Indiana Public Service Commission Burnettsville Idaville Interstate Burnettsville Electric Light and Power Company

Carroll County Drs Win Attendance Cup at Delphi Meeting

The Elev enth Indiana Councilor District Medical Association met in Logansport last Thursday with Carroll County posting the highest attendance. Dr J H Reed of Logansport was elected president, and Carroll Cass Howard Huntington Wabash and Grant counties named vice presidents. Dr O B Brubaker of North Manchester became secretary treasurer. The next district meeting will be in Delphi after talks by several doctors and a closing banquet.

Carroll County Indiana Councilor District Medical Association Logansport J. H. Reed B.F. Ray Camden Miami County Howard Grant Huntington Wabash Carroll Cass O. B. Brubaker North Manchester Delphi

Missionaries W E Robertson moved to Tsingtao

Friends report Dr W E Robertson and wife Presbyterian missionaries in China removed from Hengchow to Tsingtao on the coast for protection under American and British gunboats Mrs Robertson formerly Miss Gladden of Rockfield Presbyterian Milamendee Societies of Carroll County aid Mrs Robertson in work

W. E.robertson China Hengchow Tsingtao Robertson Miss Gladden Rockfield Presbyterian Milamendee Societies Carroll County Robinson

Park opening marked by concert and speeches

The park will be formally opened Wednesday evening June 1 at 8 o clock with a program by Lathropes orchestra. The program includes a welcome by Mrs. A C Clauser, a park board welcome by Prof. ICk, a talk to the young folks by Stinebaugh, singing by Hubert Ifford and Roy Clauser, and remarks by W S Margowski and others.

Lathropes Orchestra A. C. Clauser Park Board Prof. Ick Stinebaugh Hubert Ifford Roy Clauser W. S. Margowski

666 Prescription for Colds Dengu Fever and Malaria

An old advertisement claims 666 is a remedy for colds grippe dengue flu bilious fever and malaria. It asserts it kills germs and provides a phone contact 14 for purchase or inquiries.

Sheriff Takes Six Men To Penal Institutions

Sheriff Riley Sink transported six men to the state penal institutions after arraignments before Judge Edward Pruitt. The men Glen Smith Walter Britton Otha Crumpacker John Wagoner and Daniel Miller were sent to Pendleton reformatory while Hershel Moore was sent to the penal farm. A petition for a suspended sentence for Crumpacker was denied after neighborhood residents petitioned on his behalf.

Riley Sink Edward Pruitt Glen Smith Walter Britton Otha Crumpacker John Wagoner Daniel Miller Pendlet Hershel Moore Crumpacker Pruit

Busy week ends as Delphi school prepares to close

Visitors to Superintendent Amick and Principal Stinebaugh as examinations run full tilt mark the final day of a busy school year. Staff greet guests warmly, noting Amick's calm handling of questions and Stinebaugh's readiness to advise, signaling a satisfied end to another term.

Amick Stinebaugh Delphi

Part of Bridge Span on River Washed Away

Contractors for the Carrollton bridge on the Wabash river suffered several thousand dollars in damage last Thursday when part of the framework was washed away. Foreman Chase McKinsey used motor boats to anchor the frame but failed until reaching near Americus. The frame is not badly damaged but must be dismantled and hauled back to the site. Earlier a large trip hammer was undermined by high water and fell into the river causing hundreds of dollars in damage to its framework.

Carrollton Bridge Wabash Chase McKinsey Americus

Sincere thanks for kindness and flowers from Hoilman family

The Hoilman family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their aid and beautiful flowers during a time of sorrow. Mrs. Alice Hoilman Miss Edith Hoilman Mr. Culver Hoilman and families of Willard Kneale join in acknowledging the support received.

Alice Hoilman Edith Hoilman Culver Hoilman Willard Hoilman J. H. Kneale

Howard Jenkins to Sing at Hopewell Church Sunday

Evangelist Howard Jenkins will perform at Hopewell Church on Sunday May 29 at 11 A M. He has spent several months singing in Florida and has recently returned to the north for this engagement.

Howard Jenkins Hopewell Jenkins Florida

Lessons in Dramatic Art for Summer Pupils

Elizabeth pore of Monticello Indiana offers summer lessons in dramatic art. She has studied in Indianapolis and Los Angeles and will accept two pupils for the term.

Indianapolis Los Celes Elizabeth Pore Monticello Ind

Women Now Open to Most Occupations

Fifty years ago women faced limited jobs such as teaching or housework. Today women work in factories and hold roles as architects, lawyers, dentists, executives, and legislators. Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton, New Jersey, credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for health gains and recommends it to factory friends.

Elizabeth Chamberlain Unionall Lydia E. Pinkham Chambérilain Monmouth St Trenton N. J

Mrs Clauser Speaks Before Lafayette Club Event

Mrs Albert B Clauser of Delphi spoke at Elmhurst, home of Mrs Charles B Stuart, in Lafayette Monday club's gathering. She reviewed China using Pearl S Bucks A Chinese Picture and discussed China’s move toward independence, education, and Christian missions. The broader note covered the General Federation of Clubs biennial meeting in Grand Rapids May 30 to June 4 and travel options from Indianapolis.

Albert B. Clauser Lafayette Monday Club Elmhurst Charles B. Stuart Lafayette Courier- Journal Albert C. Clauser Delphi China Clauser Pearl S. Buck America General Federation of Clubs Grand Rapids Mich Hammond Michican Central Chicago Indianapolis Frank Sheehan Indiana George A. van Dyke Central Court

Senior Tea for mothers at Amick home

The senior girls of the local high school hosted a Senior Tea for mothers at Superintendent and Mrs. C. T. Amick's home on Monday afternoon. Irene Shaffer Mary Smock Beat rice Rodenbaugh and Anna Kempf served. Betty Amick Margaret Sidenbender Catherine Smith and Margaret Caldwell greeted guests. Music by Lafayette Conservatory representatives featured violin, piano and vocal selections amid spring flower decorations.

C. T. Amick Irene Shaffer Mary Smock Beatrice Rodenbaugh Anna Kempf Betty Amick Margaret Sidenbender Catherine Smith Margaret Caldwell Lafayette Conservatory of Music

Big Brothers and Gleaners Hold Weiner Roast in Samuel Brown Wood

Members of the Christian church class gathered for a weiner roast and marshmallow toast Saturday evening in Samuel Brown's woods. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Knox and several 24 born members. The D. A. R. will meet tomorrow at Mrs. N. W. Bowen s home to elect officers and hear Mrs. N. J. Howe review the book Wives.

Big Brothers and Gleaners The Christian Church Samuel Brown Woods L. E. Knox Lillie Brown Ruth Johns Opal Hawley Lois Whitter Ruth Irelan Martha Hall Lela Nelson Ralph Orr Chester Lush Charles Vaughan Glee Clawson Ralph Reagan N. W. Bowen Charles Angel Rue Wilson Lola Hanna N. J. Howe

G. O. P. Euchre Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting

Mrs W L Cowdin entertained G O P Euchre club members Tuesday afternoon. St Josephs Church group held a card party at R C hall Monday evening with Euchre and high points to Mr and Mrs William Vianco. Bridge couple E O Grimm to host a cooperative dinner for Young Married Bridge club Friday night.

G. O. P. Club W. L. Cowdin G. O. P. Euchre Club St. Joseph’s Church St. Joseph’s Catholic Church R. of C. Hall William Vianco Bridge Club E. 0. Grimm Young Married

Twin Six Club Hosts Dinner at the Retherfords

Mr and Mrs Jess Retherford entertained the Twin Six club at a 630 dinner Wednesday evening at their home. Cards were enjoyed later in the evening.

Twin Six Club Jess Retherford

Mrs C E Carney Hosts A B C Club Gathering

Mrs C E Carney entertains the A B C club and a few friends at her home this afternoon setting a friendly social event in the neighborhood.

A. B.C. Club C. E. Carney A. B. C. Club

Mission Circle Meeting With Miss Ruth Next Wednesday

The Mission Circle will meet next Wednesday evening with Miss Ruth. Participants will discuss current club activities and plan upcoming events in a formal gathering.

Mission Circle Ruth

G. A. R. Meeting and Church Event Announced

Freeman Redding leads a notice for an upcoming G. A. R. meeting next Wednesday in the courthouse rooms. A church event is planned Saturday May 28 from 2 to 4 30 with dues ten cents and five cents for the bear feed. Aunt Fannie adds a personal touch.

Fannie

Mothers Jewels and Home Guards Party Planned at Methodist

The group Mothers Jewels and Home Guards announces a party at the Methodist church. Details on date and activities are not fully provided in the notice, but the event is described as a community gathering.

The Methodist

Tri Kappa Members Meet at Mrs Goch Enour Home

Tri Kappa sorority members gathered at the home of Mrs Walter Goch enour on Tuesday evening for a social meeting.

Tri Kappa Sorority Walter Gochenour

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