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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
5
Local items report social visits medical notes and family events in Lafayette and nearby towns. Updates include travels births hospital stays and gatherings. Max Leopold plans a Hoopston summer hot dog wagon run while Burrows ladies sew for Logansport hospital and others visit relatives in Toledo and Indianapolis.
Miss Naomi Pruitt teaches in Morroco and is home for summer vacation. She and four Remington school teachers are camping this week at the Crampton cottage on the Tippecanoe river.
Mrs. Bert Hinkle hosted six friends at a 6 o'clock Monday dinner. Miss Mary Gustavel returns from Frankfort for summer. The first band concert of the season was held Thursday and will recur each Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cripe of Camden visited Crawfordsville to see son Russell Cripe at Wabash College. Miss Davies praised for beauty and acting in Yolanda at the Arc on June 1 and 2.
The Arc reviews Marion Davies in Yolanda as among the best on screen and urges audiences to see it, warning that skipping the film would be the viewer’s fault. The notice promotes screenings on June 1 and 2.
Mr and Mrs Charles Cline of Camden entertained as dinner guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Geroge Northcutt and family Mr and Mrs George Pullen and son Ivan Mr and Mrs Mart Clingenpeel Mr and Mrs Sally Albaugh and son Robert Mr and Mrs Ed Cline all of Flora
Sam Kerr John Smock and Byron Moore traveled to Indianapolis for the State High School meet. John Smock placed fifth in the 440 dash. Monticello and Logansport entered more athletes than Delphi, yet Delphi secured the sole honors among nearby towns.
Roy Hildebrand has leased the Pittsburg filling station of Bowman and Boyles and offers excellent service appealing to hundreds of motorists daily. The station provides gas and oils and also serves refreshments for hungry travelers.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Bermouth and daughter Ellen from Butler arrived Monday to visit Mrs Bermouths parents Mr and Mrs Robert Conn. Bermouth teaches agriculture in Butler schools and attended the club leaders meeting at Camp Tecumseh. He plans to return Monday and his wife and baby will stay two weeks.
Promoters of the International Chautauqua in Camden elected officers for the July tent event. Glen W. Maple is president, E. M. Cripe vice president, C. E. Baker secretary, and J. M. Miller treasurer. James Ruhl chairs the ticket committee with A. Edrington as secretary and F. G. Armick heading the advertising committee. The ticket committee plans season ticket sales within 30 days.
Local Delphi items include Decoration Day visits by Miss Florence Keith and Mrs Mary Morrison, travel updates such as Don Rothenberger and Clarence Engle returning with a Studebaker, and Henry Johnson’s cataract operation recovery. Ads promote golf gear, cleaning services, bicycle prizes, and carton recycling drives at area businesses.
The June term of the Carroll Circuit Court will convene next Monday June 11. White County day at Purdue will feature several hundred White County farmers visiting the university. News notes also mention a two week motor trip planned for the Zook families and a May 20 birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kyle Sharp north of Delphi.
A man carrying fifty thousand dollars in a satchel hides his car near a wood road and is stalked by an unseen pursuer. He realizes the watcher is himself in a terrifying vision, then awakens to a kind farmer and a daylight path to Cornersville Mill.
The review lauds the pictorial beauty of Yolanda praising Miss Davies for Loveliness of scenic mounting and costume. It compares the feature to Knighthood and notes great expense and beauty, showing the Arc engagements on June 1 and 2.
Mrs. Buel Emrick left Thursday for Chicago to meet her husband attending a convention there. They plan to return to Delphi Friday evening and Mr. Emrick will visit here for a few days.
Miss Elizabeth Troxell will travel to Florence Alabama for summer with her sister Mrs Maggie Troxell Starchman and then to Seattle Washington for winter with her sister Mrs Lee Garrison. In Goodland bids for the new high school contract were opened Saturday and awarded to Frank Hodshire of Monticello as the lowest bid. Bonds for the building were sold to J F Wild and Company of Indianapolis. Construction will begin soon.
Delphi and nearby towns close nearly all business houses for Decoration Day with employees granted a holiday. Salvation Army warns no fund raising in Carroll County except via Home Service and The War Cry sales or crowd collections near Salvation Army street meetings. Ex service men plan a county picnic with five to six hundred veterans, led by Reid McCain, at the Tipean camp selection.
Logansport residents Mrs Will Payton and Mrs Lauretta Nipple visited Camden with the Orrs. C O Julius and son to spend Sunday in Munice and then go to Richmond on business. Hewitt road bonds sold to William Bradshaw at premium. 4500 issue. Purdue experiment station to locate 90 day seed corn sources after frost. Marriage licenses issued for Florence Moore and Lewis Simmons, Hazel Mikesell and Edward Simons. Prof Fren Musselman to spend summer in Camden. Ruth Wason home for Indianapolis commencement. will return Sunday. H H Flora in U S Internal Revenue Service after moving from Frankfort to California. Dedication of Old Fauntleroy Home at New Harmony on June 6 hosted by Indiana Federation of Clubs.
Mr and Mrs A Cleaver Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson Floyd Brown Mrs Frank Gregory and Marie Miller of Burlington visited Richmond on Wednesday to inspect several school buildings.
O E Byler former Citi zen staffer works in Fowler this month assisting Benton Review with high school annuals. He departs next week for a post on the Rensselaer Republic an. Four hundred Baptist clergymen meet at Camp Tecumseh June 9 to 12 for a ministers retreat ahead of the national convention in Seattle June 28 to July 5.
Mrs RE Hitch and daughter Miss Martha of Tacoma Washington visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs C O Julius and Mrs Matt Julius then left Tuesday to return home in Washington after a Texas visit.
The Simpeonian declares a cleareyed demand for victory or a valid alibi amid ongoing disputes. Key figures and locations are unnamed in readable fragments, with no dates or specific outcomes provided. Further context remains unreadable in the surviving text.
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