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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
2
League of Nations blocks Balkan war to win support
The League swiftly halted fighting between Bulgaria and Greece, proving its enforcement power and ability to act quickly. Supporters hailed the decisive move as evidence the League can curb war, while critics claimed the action involved only a minor regional dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
League
Balkans
From Our Hometown News and Co operative Marketing Plan
A nostalgic note on reading the hometown paper with notices of sickness and local happenings. In a separate report Secretary Jardine and national cooperative leaders discuss creating a Division of Co operative Marketing to strengthen USDA support for the farm movement, with plans to present a formal proposal to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardine
United State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Paperman’s Crown in My Old Town
A speaker recalls a man who runs the local paper and hints at fate. The tone suggests reverence for the town editor and his influence. The lines imply a prophecy or time to face death tied to the paper’s leadership.
President to Recommend Farm Legislation Reform
President plans specific farm policy proposals when Congress convenes in December. He will likely push for action on the Agricultural Commission's recommendations while criticizing farm lobbies for hindering progress and fearing a revival of agrarian radicalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barry
Philadelphia Ledger
Middle West
West
White House
Congress
Coolidge
Gas tax aids Havana roads
A Havana dispatch reports that since the gasoline tax began five months ago the West Indian Oil and Refining Company has paid $425,609 to the Government. The revenue will fund road construction, the announcement dated October 30 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
West Indian Oil and Refining Company
Carroll County Red Cross Seeks Members and Donations
Community appeal urges joining the Carroll County Red Cross and contributing funds to support relief efforts. Officials emphasize increased membership and financial support to expand services and disaster readiness.
Presbyterian Sunday Worship and Union Red Cross Service
Presbyterian Sunday morning worship at 10:30 titled The Juniper Tree with good music and welcome. Evening service at 7:00 a union service of all churches for the Red Cross with Rev. Jones of Rossville as speaker. Bible study Wednesday at 7:30 on the life of Solomon. Sunday School at 9:30 led by Pastor R. Dale LeCount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
The
Red Cross
Rev. Jones of
Rossville
Solomon
R. Dale LeCount
Baptist Church Seeks Red Cross Support With Unity Services
Rev E M Martinson leads morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon Nothing Before the Child B Y P U at 6 00 led by Ruth Wilkinson Union evening Red Cross campaign at the Presbyterian Union Father and Son banquet at Methodist Tuesday 10th 6 30 Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 invites all to attend and support Win My Chum week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
E. M. Martinson
Osee Wells
E M. Martinson
Ruth Wilkinson
Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Union Father and Son
Methodist Church
Dignity of Man Theme at Christian and Methodist Services
The Christian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with no evening service due to a Red Cross union service at the Presbyterian Church. The Methodist church announces a Sunday program at 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 worship 6 Epworth League 7 union service for Red Cross with Rev Jones speaker and a Father and Son banquet on November 19 at 6 30 P M with Rev Dunkel of Tabernacle Presbyterian as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Dignity of Man
Christian Endeavor
Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
The
Missionary Society
Robert Love
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forrest Orr
Franklin LeMaster
Wesley Foundation
Purdue University
Epworth League
Jones
Rossville
M. E. Church
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
R. B. Kern
Township Sunday School Convention Features Local Speakers
Township Sunday School events unfold with an afternoon program at 2:00 PM including music by the Starkey Sisters, an address by Rev. Steinkraus, cradle roll talk by Dr. Wagoner, and report of township officers. An evening program at 6:45 PM features special music by Mrs. Tom Scott, addresses by Prof. Lawrence Hadley of Purdue and Rev. Steinkraus, and readings from Helen Rasler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Steinkraus
Robert Justice
Starkey Sisters
Wagoner
Presbyterian Sunday School
Landis Quartette
Alice Jeanette
Tom Scott
Scroggs
Lena Welch
South Bend
Fred Miller Sleere
Josephine Scott
Lawrence Hadley
Purdue
Helen Rasler
Rockfield
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Deer Creek and adjacent townships. Pearl E Quinn and Rosha R Quinn exchange 26.09 acres for $1.00, and 88 23 acres for $1.00. James H Cripe and others transfer 40 acres to John B. Primick. Floyd A Bowen sells 12 acres to Luther R McCain for $75. Tecumseh QO Peterson, trustee, sells one acre in Adams Township for $102.25. William H Lane and spouses sell a small tract in Jackson Township for $500 to Harold L Wyatt and Raynes M Wyatt. John Schrader and spouse transfer Out Lot 4 Grimes Add to Delphi for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl E. Quinn
Rosha R. Quinn
Deer Creek
James H. Cripe
John B. Pmrick
Floyd A. Bowen
Luther R. McCain
Tippecanoe
Tecumseh QO
Birds and Weather Signs Linked in Song and Silence
The article notes birds sing when happy and may signal good weather, while silence indicates likely bad weather due to mood caused by atmospheric change. It suggests birds respond more to weather than humans and links bird behavior to Christmas cards from The Citizen office.
Pauls Farewell at Miletus Comes With Teaching and Prayer
After the Ephesian uproar Paul traces a careful farewell at Miletus to the Ephesian elders. He reviews three years of ministry at Ephesus, stresses humility tears and diligence, and urges responsibility to guard the flock from wolves and false teachers. He prays with them and departs with a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Paul
Miletus
Ephesus
Macedonia
Troas
Jerusalem
Ephesian
Stifier
Patience as a Product of Adversity
A quotation from Evangelical Messenger notes patience grows from hardship and trials. It states faith testing produces patience and reflects on the virtue arising from life’s difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Messenger
No Room for Hatred Sayings From Presbyterian of the South
A religious notice cites a quote about Christians loving all people as Christ died for them, urging readers to possess a constraining love and no room for hatred toward any person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Presbyterian of the
South
Harsh Words Over Gushing Hostess Sermon Casts Spotlight
A London sermon last Sunday drew sharp criticism as the new vicar condemned the devil in strong terms. The exchange follows a public airing at the London Pass ing Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
When Mother Gave Up Says Woman About Steam Cooker
A Kansas City Star reader quotes a woman recounting her mother abandoning attempts to master a steam cooker. The remark recalls a household transition from household keeper to not an engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
County Agent Office Reports Club and Cooperative Programs
The Office of the County Agent outlines programs on crops and clothing, with focus on corn and clover for men, apparel for women, and club work for children, promoting cooperative community efforts for all residents.
Carroll County farm meetings to cover poultry health and care
A series of countywide meetings begins Monday at Ray Rush Farm Tippecanoe Township to address poultry diseases control and flock management with Dr Frank Brown and Purdue Extension staff. Sessions run Monday through Friday in multiple townships with demonstrations and bird case submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Ray Rush
Tippecanoe Township
Frank Brown
R. C. Julien
P. G. Riley
Purdue
Tippecanoe
Deer Creek
Walter Ayres
Jefferson
C. W. Jones
Adams
Robt
Million
Carrollton
Jas. Bridge Farm
Burlington
Edgar Logan
Monroe
Oren Eikenberry
Clay
McMullen Succeeds Honan as 3rd District Director
Guy McMullen of Idaville White County was elected director for the ensuing year at the 3rd District Indiana Farm Bureau meeting in Lafayette. Burton Honan of Madison Township was praised for two years of efficient service as director. McMullen serves as White County Farm Bureau chairman and lives on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Honan
Guy McMullen
Idaville
White County
Western College Freshmen Win Moving Picture Camera Prize
Freshman class receives funds for a moving picture camera after a solemn College Day procession led by the Junior Chairman. President Boyd transfers the grant to Miss Josephine Carpenter via the college cheerleader. The article also notes Western College plans to cap enrollment at 500 and expand facilities including dorms, dining hall, and a Music Hall with a long-standing art fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presiden Boyd
Boyd
Josephine Carpenter
Western College
America
Stillman Kelley
Pilgrim's Progress
Social Roundup of Jefferson Township Residents
Jefferson Township notes report Lanry Armstrong and family visiting Wanatah formerly living there. Monticello guests include Clifford Peters family and Hilda Mae. Indianapolis and Ohio visitors join Mikesells and Lillys at various hosts. Several families hosted guests near Logansport Pittsburg and Green County. News mentions sick list and local calls on Carl Hanna and Ota Crispen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanry Armstrong
Wanatah
Clifford Peters
Hilda Mae
Monticello
Henry Peters
Milt Mikesell
Indianapolis
Joe Mikesell
Alfred Lilly
Dorothy
Andy Mikesell
van Scott
Silas Scott
Ralph Allison
Michigan City
Orville Mikesell
Ohio
Carl Hanna
Charles
Ota Crispen
Logansport
Lon Cobl
June Scott
Henry Dimmitt
Funeral gathering for Lovina Million kin group
John Dimmitt and family visited his mother Mrs Olive Dimmitt at Allen Blickenstaff’s home Saturday evening to attend the funeral of their aunt Lovina Million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovina Million
John Dimmitt
Olive Dimmitt
Allen Blickenstaff
Are You Tired Achy All Run Down Dean's Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Pills claiming kidney relief. It features a testimonial from Mrs. L A Thompson of 803 N Union St describing back pain fatigue headaches and dizziness improved after using the product. The ad notes the price as 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabez Stowe
Huh Brown
Dean
Delphi
L. A. Thompson
N. Union St
Foster
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