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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1926
Page
7
The Citizen proposes a festive gift idea conveyed through a list of ailments and a note of warm wishes. It mentions Luna Coffee and Smith's Grocery as potential partners, inviting readers to share the gesture with friends.
A host muses about buying a car amid a casual conversation. The Bailey family tentatively considers a serviceable model around $1500, while Bailey Jr jokes about a recurring collector demanding payments like last year for the bicycle.
The Citi zen office offers sale bill printing with quick delivery. Pricing noted as eight dollars per thousand or eight dollars total.
In the Carroll Circuit Court during the October Term 1926 Charles E. Schnepp as Administrator filed final settlement for Carrie L. Schnepp deceased. The court will examine the account January 8 1927. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Floyd J. Julien Clerk. Delphi Indiana. November 10 1926. James O. Obear Attorney for Administrator.
On November 3, 1926 a petition by Lahrie Guthrie and others to improve a Rock Creek Township highway was filed with Carroll County Auditor. A hearing before the Board of Commissioners is set for December 7, 1926 at Delphi Court House.
Sealed bids for all books and stationery supplies for Carroll County Indiana must be filed in the auditor's office at Delphi by 10 00 AM on Monday December 6 1926. Bids on aggregate prices per class will be accepted with bonds and affidavits as required by law. The Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids. R F Davidson Auditor Geo M Smith County Attorney.
In a Walton home, Edith recovers from a serious illness as Ina, her resourceful sister, secretly finances treatment and meals by charming the gas clerk and arranging aid from Dr. Danks and Mr. Clark. A festive mood and a life-saving gift unfold as Ina reveals a devoted benefactor.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Roth returned to Greenville Mississippi after visiting relatives. Numerous neighbors hosted and visited with Clark Schock Ward family and others including Beulah Roth, Ivan Roth, and Delmar Clark. Attendees came from Oak Grove Huntington Logansport Monticello and Idaville with several couples and children sharing evenings and weekend visits.
Mrs. Paul Miller and children from Logansport visited her parents in Lockport last week. Mrs. Millerey and Mrs. Temple were guests, and Viola Miller recovered enough to be up since Tuesday. The Fryes are improving and a Scarlet Fever scare occurred with a daughter also mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. James Embree of Delphi joined relatives for Sunday dinner near Lockport.
Camden Mon. in Camden Indiana advertises a large memorials stock for all sizes and types with low expenses claimed to offer savings to customers.
Mr and Mrs John Roach hosted Sunday dinner with guests from Wabash and Dimmitt. The sick list includes Helen and Wilma Scott Beatrice and Robbie Wise and Joseph Ellis. Local visits feature Carl Hanna and sons to Glae Cripe of Camden and Ralph Scott staying with Herrie tt of Logansport. Hervie Scott and children from Logansport visited Thanksgiving with the Roaches. Barker Roach and family mourn the death of niece Mabel Pearson.
A compact note on ravens in folklore and real literature, noting their prominent role and the English myth that magpies refused Noah’s ark while ravens may have survived the flood, implying a pair and leaving the details untold.
The Citizen office offers personalized Christmas stationery and engraved visiting cards as gifts. Order early by phone 14.
A. Willesden witness from the London Mail relates a biting incident with a misheard phrase about a dentist. The report centers on a humorous misquote and its social repercussions.
Larry Mullendore’s thirty fourth birthday celebrated with twenty three relatives and friends at his west Delphi area home. Also Mrs. Walter Grandstaff attended. A Majden Laundry Co. driver William Cole was injured when his truck overturned after a collision. A farewell dance at the Rider home, winter plans in Ohio, and moves into vacant property progress. Local dinners, visits, and births are noted among Delphi area families.
Concrete fence posts described as sound and tapered 5 inches bottom 3.5 inches top 7 feet long reinforced with six strands of kinked steel and nine wires capable of withstanding over 5000 pull. Manufactured by Camden Cement Tile Co Camden Indiana offered in Carroll County in lots of fifty or more at 65 cents each.
Mrs Annie Kwinski in Milwaukee reports weakness improved after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama says it made her feel like a different woman. Many women past fifty credit the product for renewed vigor and active lives.
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