Local News Notes of General Interest in Delphi
A roundup of Delphi area social updates and small events. Notables include Bowen returning from New York, Mrs Pearl Johns to Indianapolis for the winter, Ralph Hill visiting from Indianapolis, and Miss Lillian Haynes spending time in Chicago. Community notices mention the Chamber of Commerce meeting set for December 4, a family birth, local visits, market events, and local residents traveling to Chicago and Greencastle. The list also notes a church asset sale, glasses at Model Store, and a commission appointment to study agricultural conditions by L. J. Taber on behalf of President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Taber
The
National Grange
Coolidge
Logansport Pair Headed for Phoenix Winter Stay
Mrs Earl Flora and daughter Margaret of Logansport depart Monday for Phoenix Arizona to spend the winter months. Earl is described as a former Carroll County boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Flora
Margaret
Logansport
Phoenix
Ariz
Earl
Carroll County
Community notices and personal news from Hickory Grove area
Local events include a church market in Sullivan room on Main Street at 10 AM November 26 and a No 1 car of New York apples arriving at Wabash freight house. Red Cross aids disabled soldiers. Carroll Co Chapter reports two calls this month. Social visits and weddings noted among local families. a Holiday Bazaar planned by St. Joseph church November 21 and 22.
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Thes Missionary Society of
Hickory Grove
Sullivan Room
Main Street
New York
Wabash
Peter Kemp
Red Cross
Carroll Co. Chapter
Ladies of
Calhouns swap farms and Delphi move after sale
Mr and Mrs Luther Calhoun trade their Camden east farm for the Culp property in Delphi now held by Mr and Mrs Jesse Retherford. They plan to winter in the south. A court case sentences Lee Turner to 90 days in the penal farm and a $100 fine for possessing and operating a still found near the Tippecanoe river. C Clay Pearson buys Harry Reed's interest in Reed and Adams drug store and will partner as Adams and Pearson. Wabash officials inspect Delphi stock loading pen sites and promise pens in early 1925. Grace Marshall Millinery Shop owners purchase the A Grube Co shop in Logansport and take possession. The midwinter meeting of the State Association of the Disciples in Indianapolis is announced with a reception planned for December 29. C W Landy, freed after incarceration, is now at liberty amid lack of evidence leading to his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Calhoun
Camden
Culp
Jesse Retherford
Delphi
Mrs. Calhoun
South
Lee Turner
Tippecanoe River
William Peffley
C. Clay Pearson
Carroll Circuit
Harry Reed
Reed & Adams Drug Store
Clay
Adams & Pearson
State Association of the Disciples At List
Ekonian “Ghureh
Indianapolis
Disciples of Christ
Dan Morgan
Michigan City
Charles Norman
Kansas State Penitentiary
C.W. Landy
Landy
Newport
Ind
Frankfort
New Recreation Hall for Men at Oakdale
A new recreation and entertainment building is proposed near Oakdale Dam with a stage for boxing, wrestling, readings and music to run twice weekly for workers and friends. A foreman committee approved the plan, with Gen Mer Collins present, and details set at a Wednesday meeting. Night shift expansion, new working rules, and a camp piano purchase are also noted. An editorial staff idea would relay department news to a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
van Pelt
Oakdale Dam
Mer. Collins
Collins
Oakdale
Cedar Bluff
Oakdale Lake
County Clerk Office to Close for Transfer of Power
The county clerk's office will be closed all day Monday November 17. New clerk Floyd Julien will take possession on Tuesday to allow retiring clerk Mr. Pearson to complete records and hand them over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Julien
Pearson
Julien
Camden Beats Bringhurst 26 to 14 in Openers
Camden toped Bringhurst 26 to 14 in the opening game as the first team won while the Bringhurst second fell 18 to 10. Col C W Moore recovers from illness as his daughter Marsha Belle remains ill. Turkey prices expected steady around 50 cents a pound dressed by Thanksgiving in Chicago.
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Bringhurst
Camden
Col. C. W. Moore
Marstha Belle
Chicago
Louis C. Snyder
Chicago Poultry Board
Sam's Quintette Wins in First Home Game
Sam's Quintette beat Burlington 29 to 18 at home after a close first half with Delphi holding a 3 point edge at intermission. Berlin led with 14 points, Isaacs 6, Rodkey 6, Klingenpoel 6, and Smock 5 as Burlington adjusted tactics to slow Sam's offense. The D.H.S. second team also topped Rockfield 25 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Eddie McGuire
Citizen Staff
Burlington
Delphi
Cutler
Tembrock Crone
Isaacs
Daniels
Tracey
Klingenpeel
Bailey
Brubaker
Myers
Fellis
Rodkey
Reed
Berlin
Leslie
Smock
Klingenpoel
D. H.S
Rockfield
Covington
Card of Thanks from Hufty Family
Card of Thanks thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and expressions of sympathy during the last illness and at the death of their mother and wife. J. J. Hufty and family.
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J. J
Piano Lessons Edith Sanders Pupils With Perceval Owen
Edith K Sanders pupil of Perceval Owen offers piano lessons at the studio 215 West Front Street. Public notice lists the address and instruction details in a local newspaper style card.
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Edith K. Sanders
Perceval Owen
W. Front St
Notice to Hunters Prohibited on Premises by Residents
Notice restricts hunting with guns dogs ferrets traps spades or shovels and bans trespassing on listed premises without special permission. Signatories include John Stewart Arthur Hildebrand Thomas Williams Mrs William Gordon Frank Hinkle D S Adams Lucy A Lehnert Burnside Haynes Dr John H A Anderson and others from Rock Creek Deer Creek and Tippecanoe Twp. Interested parties may have names added for 25 cents per season by phone 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Rock Creek
Arthur Hildebrand
Thomas Williams
William Gordon
Deer Creek
Frank Hinkle
D. S. Adams
Lucy A. Lehnert
Roosevelt kin named assistant secretary of the navy
Theodore Douglas Robinson nephew of the late President Roosevelt was appointed assistant secretary of the navy, succeeding his cousin Theodore Roosevelt who resigned to run for New York governor. The late Senator Bat had urged the appointment, aiming to keep a Roosevelt in the navy department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Bat
Robinson
Navy Department
Piano Tuner L P Reinhardt Coming to Blythe & Sons
L P Reinhardt, a piano tuner, will be at Blythe and Sons in a few days. Call today to arrange service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Reinhardt
Blythe & Sons
Delphi Produce Market Prices and Poultry Lot Notes
Market listing from Delphi dated November 15, 1924 displays egg prices and poultry weights including hens, spring chickens, leghorn hens, old cocks, and ages in pounds. Beef and horse hides numbers are listed with two price ranges from 3.50 to 2.50 dollars.
Market prices for grains and livestock at Delphi
Delphi markets report wheat and corn prices with rye oats and cattle quotes. Cattle priced at 6.50 per 100 pounds and hogs at 9.75 per hundred. Farm prices summarized for local traders.
Early Roman Cements Spread from England to Europe
The term natural cements in Europe refers to Roman cements first made in England in 1796 by James Parker. They began production in France around 1825, while in the United States natural cement rock was found during the construction of the Erie Canal in New York in 1818.
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Europe
England
James Parker
France
United States
Hiie
New York
Members And Dollars In The Red Cross Structure
The piece argues the Red Cross should broaden participation beyond wealthy donors, favoring wide membership over a few large gifts. It stresses inclusivity by valuing many one dollar members to build a broad base of support.
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The
Red Cross
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Pearl Johns
Ralph Hill
Francis Wilson
Henry Johnson
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Chas. Williams
Lillian Haynes
Lucile
Verna Trawin
Charles Gros
S. J. Milligan
Waveland
Chamber of Commerce
Russel Craig
Betty Cook
Porto Rico
Katherine Parker
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Hazel Shaffer
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May Sibbitt
Adam Grimm
George Clark
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Lawrence Grimm
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Zook’s
Harve Studebaker
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Ed Downs
Leo M. Swain
Mary Susan Randolph
Flora
R. B. Kern
M. BE
Russell Tyler
South Bend
William
Wallace Linguist
Alabama
D. W. Bresee
Monon
Robert Eckhart
Sam Sidenbender
Lafayette
Barker Property
North Union Street
Mr. Sidenbender
Father
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Samuel Clauser
John Clauser
Mulberry
George Clauser
Bridgewater
S. Oak
Harold Trapp
Wolcott
Owena Mae Randolph
Camden, Ind
M. E. Parsonage
Fern Roth
Terre Haute
D. W. Mace
Mr. Mace
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Carl McFarland
Mary Lou
Harmon
John T. Wilson
Frank Piper
Hancock County
Henry B. Wilson
John Wilson
Piper
H. B. Wilson
Wabash Railway
Augusta Mull
A. Grube Co
Ethel Kinnaman
Beokeeper
Grace Marshall
Jones Building
Fifth St
Delphi Burlington
F. Kerlin
Leslie Daniels
Brubaker Isaacs
Delphi Produce Market
Bogan-Jaques Co
Delphi Markets
Washington St
Fordson _tractor
Wm. Roark
M. Titlow
Dean Smith
Cable Bros
Chas. Hargraves
Yeoman
J. W. Weidner
E. Monore St
Elizabeth Fisher Murphy
Jessie Murphy
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GEO. C. Loy Roofing Company
Delphi, Indiana
W. B. Wason & CO
McCall’s
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Ordon
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