Up the River of Time Twenty Five Years Ago
Marriage reports for Charles Linton and Harriet George. John Galloway and Pearl Cabl. Death of Charles Kennedy. James Ball buys 3,000 bushels of corn from Joseph Randsells. Charles Spies and W J White move to Oklahoma. Camden Masonic Temple dedication. N B Wason ships six colts to Indianapolis. Logansport council grants McCollough interurban rights. Rev C A Lemon hosts Delphi teachers for Supt E L Hendricks.
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Citizen
Charles Linton
Flora
Harriet George
Chicago
John Galloway
Jefferson Township
Pearl Cabl
Hickory Grove
Charles Kennedy
Rock Creek Township
James Ball
Joseph Randsells
Americus
Charles Spies
W. J. Whiteman
Democrat Township
Oklahoma
Masonic Temple
Camden
N. B. Wason
Indianapolis
Logansport
McCollough
C. A. Lemon
Delphi
E. L. Hendricks
Ten Years Ago Highlights From Citizen-Times
Ten years ago on October 6 1917 marriages included Haughey Dasher Moon to Ruth Royster F M Davis of Liberty to Georgia Kerlin of Delphi and Harry W Trigger of Indianapolis to Florence Quinn of Burrows Deaths noted Eva Frick formerly of Delphi died in Logansport Delphi resident Mrs Charles Schnepp was listed.
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Citizen-Times
Pearl Smith to Direct Singing at City Revival
Miss Pearl Smith of Maron Illinois will direct the singing at the Christian church revival opening on October 17. She will lead congregational songs and special numbers during the two week event at the local church.
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Miss Pearl Smith
Maron
Local Notices and Social Announcements Summary
Appointment updates show a hospital bed shirts committee chairman and Mrs. E. E. Maxwell in charge of pajamas. A birth flags a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. Barns and a silo at W. C. Jones near Poular Grove burn. Rev and Mrs R O Kimberlin host reception at Methodist church parlors. Burnside Haynes loses two barns a silo and straw stack. Harry Myers sells half interns in a greenhouse to Edwin Baum. James Nelson marks seventy fifth birthday at his country home. Delphi High School lady teachers reform knitting club led by Miss Lou Bonnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Maxwell
Frank White
W. C. Jones
Poular Grove
R. O. Kimberlin
Burnside Haynes
Harry Myers
Edwin Baum
James Nelson
Delphi High School
Lou Bonnell
Sunday School Convention at Radnor October 9
The Fourth District Sunday school convention for Deer Creek, Clay and Madison townships will meet at Radnor M E Church on Oct 9. Afternoon program includes music by St Johns Sunday School and talks by Dr E D Wagoner and Rev W E Stanley. Evening features solos, contests, and a series of addresses. L W Mussellman presides and Yanus Wells is secretary.
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Deer Creek Clay
Madison Townships
Radnor M. E
Harry E. Reed
I. R. Woods
Pyrmont U. B
St. John’s
Robert
James Trobaugh
Delphi
E D. Wagoner
County Sunday School Association
Long—Congregation
W E. Stanley
Quarette
Pyrmont Church of the Brethren
Mabel Fosswock
Delphi M. E
Jerry Barnhart
Churches Schedule and Revival Notice
News of the Churches lists Knox L E Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church schedules. Knox L E holds Bible school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 with revival starting October 1. Pearl Smith of Maron Illinois assists in singing. Pilgrim Holiness Church offers 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 preaching 7 00 evangelistic service 7 00 and cottage prayer 7 30 Tuesday. missionary address by pastor Thursday at 7 30.
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Christian
L. E. Knox
Bible School
Harr Pearson
Miss Pearl Smith
Maron
Till
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Earl E. Davis
Young Peoples Meeting
Africa
Presbyterian Notes Rally Day brings pageant and pitch-in dinner
R Dale LeCount, pastor, invites worshipers to a 10:30 a m service on Enthusiasm and an evening 7:00 p m service on Santa Maria. Church School at 9:30 A M with Wil Smith as superintendent. Rally Day gathering features a Sunday School pageant, urging full attendance and baskets for a pitch-in dinner.
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Presbyterian
R. Dale LeCount
Santa Maria
Wil Smith
Baptist Church Announces Week Schedule and Sermon Topics
Rev E M Martinson leads Bible school at 9 30 with Frank Seedorf as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 features a sermon Delphi's Need of a Revival B Y P U meets at 6 with Ruth Wilkinson president Evening service at 7 with Exceeding the Speed Limit Midweek prayer conference Wednesday 7 30 Church notes Sunday evening services are now a half hour earlier The public is invited to all services
St Joseph’s Catholic Mass Times Published
Rev. Clifford J. Reed, pastor announces schedule with low mass at eight, high mass at ten, and holy days of obligation at five thirty and nine o'clock.
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ST. Joseph’s Catholic
Clifford J. Reed
District Bar Association Sets October 1 Meeting
The District Bar Association will hold its annual session on October 1 at Covington. The event brings together members of the local legal community for proceedings and discussions.
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Covington
Elijah Hears God's Voice Lesson Outline
The lesson reviews Elijah's flight from Jezebel after Carmel, his sleep and food by an angel, and God's gentle correction. It covers Elijah at Horeb, God's interviews, and the contrast between noisy zeal and quiet, Spirit-led proclamation. Elijah's return includes three-fold commissioning: anoint Hazael, Jehu, and Elisha.
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Elijah
Ahab
Mount Carmel
Baal
God
Jehovah-Jesus
Galilee
Horeb
Christ
Hazael
Syria
Jehu
Israel
Elisha
Look Up to God and Accept His Will Epictetus Quote
A brief reflection quoting Epictetus urging acceptance of divine will. It invites humility and steadfast faith, urging surrender to God and guidance in life. The tone is contemplative and devotional.
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Epictetus
Quote on union and solidarity by Longfellow
City readers are reminded of a profound reflection on labor and community. The quote asserts that individual work intertwines with the collective good, underscoring shared responsibility across society.
Auction of 276 Acre Jackson Township Estates
Daniel Cripe, trustee of the late Susan Cripe estate, sets an October 21 public auction for four Jackson township tracts totaling over 276 acres. The largest 100 acre parcel includes a ten room house and improvements. 90, 80, and 6 acre tracts complete the set. Sale starts at noon with auctioneers Charles Eikenberry and L. F. Crume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cripe
Susan Cripe
Jackson Township
Charles Eikenberry
L. F. Crume
Prize Fight Receipts and Payouts Certified
The Tunney versus Dempsey bout drew about 145 000 attendees. Total receipts reached 2 658 660 dollars. Gene Tunney received 990 000 dollars and Jack Dempsey 427 500 dollars from the remaining funds.
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Tunney
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tax settlement details leave Tunney and Dempsey short
The article outlines that Tunney was expected to receive about a million, but settled for a smaller amount and did not discard the payment. Dempsey anticipated $450,000 rather than $437,500. A potential total of $3,000,000 was discussed but not finalized, with the final count in the hands of Mrs. Mable Reinecke, the internal revenue collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
Dempsey
Mable Reinecke
Internal Revenue Collector
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