Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Wirick Estate
In the Carroll Circuit Court during the October 1924 term Bertha Wirick administratrix of Flora Wirick deceased has filed a final settlement with accounts and vouchers. The court will examine the matter on January 5, 1925, and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Jason M. Been, attorney for administrator. Nov. 1, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Wirick
Carroll Circuit Court
Bertha Wirick
Circuit Court
Jason M. Been
Notice to Hunters No Trespass On Premises
A public notice lists signatories John Stewart Rock Creek Two Arthur Hildebrand Rock Creek Two Thomas Williams Rock Creek Two Mrs William Gordon Deer Creek Frank Hinkle Rock Creek Two D S Adams Deer Creek Two prohibiting hunting with guns dogs ferrets or traps or any trespass without special permission. Those wishing their names added may notify the signatories. The season fee is 25 cents. Phone 14.
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John Stewart
Rock Creek
Arthur Hildebrand
Thomas Williams
William Gordon
Deer Creek
Frank Hinkle
D. S. Adams
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Bert A. Goslee administrator of the estate of Marion Goslee deceased of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is solvent. Attorneys Boyd and Julien of Delphi Indiana listed for the administrator with date October 20 1924.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
Marion Goslee
Bert A. Goslee
P. O. Monticello
Ind
R G Boyd & Julien
Attys
Admr
Delphi
Hinkle and Ayres Dissolve Partnership in Indiana
The firm of Hinkle and Ayres dissolves by mutual consent. Debts for Bringhurst, Indiana go to Charles W. Hinkle. Delphi, Indiana debts go to Morris W. Ayres. Hinkle continues in Bringhurst. Ayres runs a Delphi shop with a garage and farm tools. Dated October 31, 1924.
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Hinkle
Charles W. Hinkle
Morris W. Ayres
Legal notices and estate publications appeal to local paper
The Citizen promotes its ability to publish legal notices such as estate settlements quieting titles real estate and road petitions urging readers to instruct their attorneys to use the paper. It asserts standard rates equal to other papers and emphasizes community value.
Mending Broken China With Alum Mixture and Heat
A simple home method uses alum and hot water to fuse broken china. Mix a teaspoon of alum with a tablespoon of water, heat in an oven until transparent, wash pieces in hot water, then coat edges quickly while warm. The repaired china will endure hot water and ordinary use.
Monuments Earned by Minds That Rise in Memory
A thoughtful musing on true memorials as inner legacies. The text asserts that those who elevate themselves through actions earn lasting praise in minds, not by external stones.
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mien—Haslitt
Divine service at Lutheran Church on Union Street
A divine service will be held at the Lutheran church on Union Street Sunday evening at 6 30 conducted by the Rev H E Stuehm of Logansport in this community news column
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Union St
H. E. Stuehm
Logansport
Rev E M Martinson Leads Bible School And Sermons
The article outlines morning Bible school at 9 30 with Rev E M Martinson and a morning worship at 10 45 featuring a sermon Has Jesus Christ Overcome the World The B Y P A devotional at 6 led by Mr Hufty Evening Service at 7 presents The Lords of High Decision from Meredith Nicholson The midweek prayer and conference is Wednesday at 7 30 The public is invited to all services at this homelike church.
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E. M. Martinson
Bible School
W. H. Bradshaw
Jesus
Christ
Hufty
Lords of High
Meredith Nicholson
Sunday Church Schedule and War Themed Sermons
Sunday November 9 1924 program includes 9 30 Sunday School sessions led by Supt Forrest Orr with classes for all grades 10 30 Morning Worship themed The Christian s Attitude toward War 6 00 Epworth League led by Carl Grimm 7 00 Evening Worship The Good Shepherd Leadeth Prayer Group meets Wednesdays 7 30 Pastor Russel B Kern invites attendance.
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Forrest Orr
Epworth League
Carl Grimm
Russel B. Kern
Sunday church schedule with sermon by John Love
The notice lists Sunday school at 9:30, a 10:30 sermon, Christian Endeavor at 6:00 P M, and evening service at 7:00 P M. All are invited to hear the young minister John Love and support the Sunday school contest led by C W Hunter, S S Supt.
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Christian Endeavor
John Love
C .W. Hunter
S. S
October Wins First in Beauty Contest
October is declared the most pleasant month of the year in a meteorological summary noting 19 clear days and 297.8 sunshine hours of 344.1 possible. Rain fell on five days totaling just over half an inch, with several days cloudy or partly cloudy and a significant temperature swing from 82 to 22.
Miss Irene Eskridge Weds John Smith in Lafayette
Miss Irene Eskridge and John Smith of R. R. C. Lafayette were married Monday by Justice James H. Porter at his Columbia Street office in Lafayette. Witnesses were James Underhill and Albert Bahler. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will live northeast of Lafayette.
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Irene Eskridge
John Smith
R. R. C. Lafayette
James H. Porter
Columbia Street
Lafayette
James Underhill
Albert Bahler
Charles H. Eskridge
Radnor
Jacob Smith
Humming Birds Do Not Sting Says Biological Survey
The survey states humming birds do not sting and explains they use their tongues to extract honey from flowers. The note emphasizes hummingbirds’ feeding method and nonvenomous nature.
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Biological Survey
Dean's Pills touted as kidney remedy in Delphi notice
Mrs. Mary E. Timmons of Delphi endorses Dean's Pills claiming relief from long term kidney distress and backache after using the medicine as directed. The ad urges neighbors to try the remedy to reach the root of kidney trouble and restore regular function.
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Delphi
Dean
Mary E. Timmons
N. Market St
Red Cross records year end expenditure surpasses twenty-one million
Washington reports the American Red Cross spent 21,366,255.35 dollars in the last fiscal year ending June 30. Chapter activities topped 4.8 million while national funds aided veterans, health, disaster relief, and foreign aid. Armistice Day drives membership nationwide.
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Washington
American Red Cross
National Organization
Red Cross
America
Soldier Service Paramount
Continental
United States
Red Cross National
Chapter Treasuries
Army
Japan
Greece
League of Red Cross
Danish Americans Present Park to Denmark on July Fourth
In 1912 a committee of Danish Americans gifted the American National Park to Denmark. The condition stated that on the American national holiday the park would be treated as American soil and would fly the American flag.
Wordsworth Woodland Wisdom Inspires Moral Thought
A passage from Wordsworth extols nature as a teacher and warns against overreliance on sages. It praises the thrush, the vernal wood, and the light of nature guiding life and ethics.
Soup recipes and variations from onions to barley
A collection of historic soup preparations including onion soup with milk and eggs, pea soup with condensed milk, curry chicken soup with rice, and a classic cream of barley. Also notes on serving with toast, bananas and potatoes, with steps for thickening and careful heating to avoid curdling.
Moving pictures of Old Testament stories shown long ago
A neighbor notes that moving pictures depicting Old Testament tales are being shown across the way but finds them crude and dated, remarking they were made a long time ago.
Byron’s Old Home in London Faces Destruction
The famed Byron residence on St James Street is slated for demolition by building crews. The house, once occupied by the poet over a century ago, features a narrow spiral staircase reaching to the roof and remains a notable architectural oddity.
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Byron
London
Lord Byron
St. James Street
Recognition Difficult Heredity in a Father’s Question
The Duluth Herald notes genetics influence behavior as a father admits uncertainty about his son. The column frames heredity as a key factor in discernible traits and inclinations.
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Duluth Herald
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