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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
6
Mrs John Kisling and her daughter spent the last of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Burrows at Walton. Miss Margarette Linn returned.
Miss Virginia returns home Friday from Danville where she has been attending school. James Campbell visits with grandmother Mrs. Jennie Justice at Logansport. Mrs. Minnie Wilbur of Champagne Ill spends past week with Effie Wingard and relatives. T M Shanks of Danville Ill visits relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs Charles E Cline spend Thursday in Indianapolis. Born to Mr and Mrs Jess Graham Wednesday May 20 a baby boy John Jr. Mr. and Mrs Fred Case spend Thursday last week in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Rachel Downs returns from winter with daughter Elsie in Logansport as her school closes. John Neel arrives home after a brief visit with brother James Neel and family in Muncie. Mrs. Sarah Gilkey of Burnettsville visits cousin Mrs. Amanda Crowell. Henry Bennett and daughter Fay of Chicago visit George Neel and friends while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Girard of Burnettsville attend United Presbyterian services. Rev. G. A. Roseburg of Lisbon, Ohio visits Mrs. A. F. Hanna and friends, preaches at morning service, then departs to attend the United Presbyterian General Assembly in Topeka, Kansas, meeting May 27.
Mrs Alfred Lilly and her daughter Dorothy visited Mrs Ray Schock on Friday of last week. Miss Elsie Arthur from Logansport was mentioned in the same note.
Residents from Commerce Missouri join relatives and friends for visits in Yeoman Idaville and surrounding areas. David Arthur underwent a tonsil operation in Logansport with Dr C C Hickman attending. Mary Burke recovering from a tubercular illness at Rockville sanatorium.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Burrows gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart with a large crowd and an enjoyable time. Guests from Logansport included Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart. Various local residents and visitors from nearby farms and towns attended or visited during the week ending Sunday.
On May 5 1925 a petition by Chas G Ginn et al was filed with the Carroll County Auditor seeking to relocate a portion of the Range Line gravel road in Tippecanoe Township to connect with Tippecanoe Street Pittsburg. The proposed change spans about 1600 feet and includes a minor new segment near a hilltop. A hearing is set for Tuesday June 2 1925 before the Carroll County Board of Commissioners at Delphi Court House.
The Carroll County Board of Review announces hearing dates for townships and corporations including Adams Township June 17 1925 and Jackson Township June 24 1925 among others. The notice is signed by I R B Davis Auditor, with a separate notice of administration for the Weaver estate declaring insolvency.
The Board of Commissioners of Carroll County Indiana invites sealed proposals for repairing Bowie, Brown, Strain, Neebrebemen, Joe Clark, and other bridges. Bids due June 2 1925 at 2 00 PM in Delphi. Bonds double bid amount required. affidavit of non collusion mandatory.
Adams Township announces evangelistic meetings starting May 31 at the Hopewell Christian church. Evangelist J. F. Messenger from Mogadore Ohio and song leader L. E. Miller of Idaville will lead. Everyone is welcome. Several local social visits and movements are noted, including residents and guests visiting and moving.
Dr. W I Scott of Kokomo was elected president of the eleventh council lor medical association at the Monticello session. Dr. J D Reed of Logansport became secretary treasurer and Huntington was chosen for the next meeting in October. Carroll County doctors in attendance included Dr C C Cramp-ton of Delphi Dr Wray of Camden Dr Mullin of Rockfield Dr Flora and Brubaker of Flora and Dr Wagoner of Burrows. Governor Jackson spoke at a banquet.
Delphi resident J. C. Herron a former heavy laborer recounts backache attacks over kidneys cured by Doan's Pills from Margowski's Drug Store. He first spoke in 1910 and reaffirmed the lasting cure in 1923, noting the medicine's price as 60 cents at dealers nationwide. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo, New York.
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