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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
6
Brainerd Minnesota resident Mars Joe Smith reports strong relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a year of weakness and nervousness. The testimonial claims the tonic restored ability to manage housework and outdoor chores.
The Empress of France, once fastest Canada Europe liner and World War flagship, transfers to the Pacific for a race with rival liners for the Vancouver Orient speed record. It carried the Prince of Wales to Canada and once served under Admiral de Chair.
Mrs. John Hardin and family visited Anna Bohannon in Rockfield while Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hines were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. Dean Adams attends the I O O F grand lodge in Indianapolis this week. Ben Been bought the Fiddler garage. Rockfield high school plans a festival on Tuesday evening November 27 with plays by domestic science and Latin classes, a musical program, and a meal. The Presbyterian church society sponsors a market with cake and apron sale November 28 at Van Gundy drug store.
Mrs. Harry Musker and daughter Phyllis of Goshen spent last week with Jacob Flora and family in Camden. Several visitors from Delphi, Moody, Lansing, and Logansport joined Camden residents for gatherings. A waffle supper November 27 in Center garage will raise funds for the Camden library with turkeys given away at 8 PM. Chester Lesh and associates report active coon hunting in Williamsport, with occasional coons and opossums taken in a single hunt.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ward of Yeoman spent Sunday night with Mrs Pearl Nicholas. Mr and Mrs Ray Schock were in Lafayette Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Pencebaker Jr were in Logansport Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs David Pratt were in Logansport Saturday afternoon. Miss Josephine Schock called on part of last week and Miss Clara.
Sunday to Monday gatherings include visits by the Stitts, Roths, Armstrongs, O Daniels and Schocks. A May birthday marks Mrs. Thyrza Frye and Mahala Henry at Bringhurst, with Wise also present. Noah Miller’s family celebrated her seventy sixth birthday at the Miller home with many relatives attending.
West Delphi reports Charlie Thompson and Francisville families visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hendrickson. Walter Grandstaff of Fowler and Larry Mullendere of Reynolds spent weekends with local families. Emmitt Fife moved to Morrison property here. Schoolhouse now wired for electric lights by Jess Retherford. Margaret Nunnally of Frankfort returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booker. Pat Sales staying with daughter Mrs. John Hall. Jess Kelley moved to St. Elizabeth's Hospital Lafay ette for jaw infection. Charles Hendrickson building a new garage. work by his Monon brother-in-law.
Mr and Mrs William Peters visited relatives with Burrows ties and guests. Mrs Harvey Lowe and Mrs Henry Louie enjoyed Sunday gatherings with Burrows residents. The Bates and Quink families spent weekends with Rhoda Cates and George Bendings near Burrows. Paul Randolph joined Calven Sherman family for Sunday. Nick Barnsdale is very ill at this time.
The 29th International Live stock Exposition opens in Chicago December 1 with record entries in livestock grain and hay. Secretary-Manager Heideann says totals exceed previous years with 12 000 animals to be shown including 642 Short Horns 422 White Faces 346 Aberdeen Angus and 334 Hampshire hogs and 212 Chester Whites. Over 5 000 forage samples from Canada Australia and New South Wales plus a new wool show aim to boost international reach and quality.
The Indiana Audubon society and the state conservation department launch a drive to locate the largest eye swallow colonies as the species grows rare. A two year society membership worth ten dollars will reward anyone reporting a nesting site to Dr Earl Brooks of Noblesville. Known colonies are near Lafayette and South Bend. Results will appear in the society’s annual publication.
Durable long service footwear listing from Goodrich for rugged use. Boots described as first quality. Items labeled Arties 1 and 9 and promoted by Quick & Clifford.
In Kewanna a freak election bet centers on local figure Tike Eisenban who lost the wager and allegedly faced unusual challenges. The tale suggests public curiosity and potential social repercussions for Al Smith tied to the contested outcome.
The painted recipe lists principal materials including zinc oxide lampblack madder alizarine yellow ochre Monat e of lead red oxides of iron sul pie of perene cobalt zinc oxide brown silicate of iron and mangan
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