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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

Page

4

Woman's Club Discusses Budget System Debate

About 80 members attended a Wednesday meeting as Mrs. James Shirk and Mrs. A. C. Clauser spoke for the affirmative on the home budget system while Mrs. Frank Robinson and Mrs. Harry Arnold spoke for the negative. the affirmative won. Mrs. Mabel Crowl sang as the club announced plans to maintain a rest room for mothers and children in the courthouse next Wednesday to Friday.

Woman’s Club James Shirk A. C. Clauser Frank Robinson Harry Arnold Club

Tippecanoe Tribe 505 Holds Degrees for Alfred Conn

At a meeting Tuesday the Tippecanoe Tribe No 505 conferred warriors and chiefs degrees on Alfred Conn. A large crowd attended and the home team performed. An adoption class is planned for October 5 featuring Elton Wilson John Hartman James Lowe Harold Underhill Walter Kauffman and others with degrees conferred by the home team. Refreshments follow and a strong turnout is expected as the first county night.

I. C. BR. M. Tippecanoe Tribe Alfred Conn Elton Wilson John G. Hartman James Lowe Harold Underhill Walter Kauffman Chas H. Gros J. D. Miller Raymond McCloud

Rockfield Missions Meet of National and Foreign Wate ry Society

The Rockfield Presbyterian church mission group met in the church basement Thursday afternoon. Mrs Anna Flora presided as 2nd vice president with prayers, songs, Bible study, and a treasury report praised as encouraging. Notes announced a Vincennes Synodical meeting, a county gathering, and next year's Golden Jubilee. Candy corn was served.

National Rockfield Presbyterian Church Anna Flora H. D. Trickey Martha Galbreth Vincennes John Kerlin Frank Sanderson W. F. Kerlin Ellen Mellinger

Oracle Club Dines at Hilde Brand Home

The Oracle club held a dinner at Mrs. Lorenz Hilde bran’s country home Monday evening then met at Mrs. N. J. Howe’s house. Rev. Martinson delivered a talk titled Science and the Modern World.

Oracle Club Lorenz Hildebran N. J. Howe Martinson

Facial at St. Louis Beauty Shop Delphi

Youthful complexion emphasized with a facial service at St. Louis Beauty Shop located at 109 West Front Street in Delphi. Contact phone listed as 282-2.

St. Louis Front St Delphi

Invitation Held for Mothers and Weiner’s Guests

A brief notice notes invitations extended to mothers and guests of a local event. The fragment references a familial gathering with emphasis on matriarchal attendance.

Church History Notes and Missions Band Meeting

Early church history notes discuss Bame and Mrs. Talks. The Missions Band gathers this afternoon at two o'clock at the church. Sunday school officers for the year include Supt Ralph Orr, Mrs William Corns secretary Jean Pruitt assistant Lilly Brown treasurer Yanus Wells pianist Naomi Pruitt assistant Ruth escb von Briggs clerk tiny town treasurer Bloyd sponsor Sant Pruitt.

Bame Missions of the Christian Church Ralph Orr Stant William Corns Jean Pruitt Lilly Brown Yanus Wells Naomi Pruitt Ruth Ecb von Briggs Tary Tiny 4 Own Bloyd Sant Pruitt

Delphi social notes reveal gatherings and invitations

Mrs. Ruffing hosted a one o'clock luncheon with friends. Mrs Brackenridge entertained card players. The Music Club met with Miss Naomi Pruitt. Mrs Ambrose Clifford celebrated her son Robert's ninth birthday with flowers, cake, ice cream, and gifts. Fritts invited Delphi women to a Riley birthday tea in Indianapolis. Several hosting families held dinners and luncheons at private clubs and homes, with bridge, chapel picnics, and Victrola music noted.

J. E. ‘Ruffing Ambrose Clifford Robert Blanche A. Fritts Indianapolis Delphi Mindwell Wilson the Citizen Governor’s Riley Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Fritts

Indiana probe promises reveal Stephenson power system

Thomas Adams of the Vincennes Sun leads a Republican Editorial Association probe into Indiana politics. He cites vast material and confessions from Stephenson aides, alleging manipulation of appointments, bribery in the last legislature, and control over city and state officials with aims to call a special session and broaden investigation.

Indiana D. C. Stephenson Thomas Adams Vincennes Sun Indiana Republican Editorial Association Adams Jackson Act- Yean Etephedaon Michigan City Madge Q Oberholtzer Indianapolis Stephenson Republican Party

Change in Highways Announced by Department

A state highway overhaul renames several routes including State Road 1 to U S Route 31. Roads through Lind County are recast: 25 A from Lafayette to War Saw, 39 to Monticello becomes 44, 26 from Lafayette to Oakford, and 6 to 52 linking to Indianapolis. Stephenson reforms and a judicial probe are highlighted with references to press and officials. Stephenson remains imprisoned in Michigan City seeking an appeal while charges surface with the American Bar Association.

Kokomo Lafayette Warsaw Buck Creek Delphi Rockfield Woodville Lort Metea Fulton Rochester Loemingsburg Monticello Lebanon Frankfort Rossville Oakford Indianapolis Michigan City Indianapoanapolis Madison Ohio Rivers Fowler Chicago American Bar Association Adams Stephenson Marion County J. Frank McDermond, Jr Attica Republican State Editorial Association Will O. Feudner Rushville State Supreme Court Miss Oberholtzer

Local Couple Returns From New York Trip

Mr and Mrs Fred Denbeck of this city returned from a visit to Syracuse and other New York points. They spent time with relatives there and made several auto trips to nearby towns. On return they enjoyed a day at Niagara Falls and Buffalo.

Fred Denbeck Syracuse New York Niagara Falls Buffalo

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