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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
2
A brief notice outlines the Delphi newspaper lineage from The Carroll County Citizen established 1893 through The Delphi Times 1848 to The Delphi Citizen in 1924, listing editors Henry B. Wilson MINDWELL CRAMPTON W. and A B Crampton as editor emeritus with Ion indicated.
Official per of Carroll county lists subscription prices at 1.50 dollars yearly within Indiana and 2.00 dollars yearly outside the state. The notice notes Delphi Indiana post office handles the entry as second class matter.
The United States rail network will haul about 1,000,000 carloads of field orchard vineyard and garden products for human consumption this year. Railroads operate around 140,000 refrigerator cars to handle this produce. California shipped 56,748 carloads of grapes last year, over 80 percent of the national grape movement, reflecting high prices in the Volstead era.
The piece notes Indiana plans a Lincoln home shrine, the Lee mansion repair, Ford buying historic houses, and Pennsylvania moving to save James Buchanan born site. It argues relics teach history, foster patriotism, and deserve memorial tablets where appropriate. It then discusses Oakdale dam construction records and material flows as part of documenting the project.
Rev. E. M. Martinson leads Bible School at 9 30. Morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon on the Importance of Home Missions. B Y P U at 6 with Ruth Wilkerson president. Evening service at 7 with a sermon on The Pearl Lagoon. Midweek prayer and conference Wednesday at 7 30. Everyone is invited to all services.
The text argues that America is not a ritual devotee of tradition and may be better without that role. It suggests the nation has often harmed or neglected the memory of its renowned figures and major events, hinting at a critique of how history is preserved or overlooked.
A humorous, period-voiced piece predicts American male dress will embrace Scotch plaid and informal styles after global fashions cycle through golf wear. It riffs on wartime changes, lumberjack shirts, knickers, loose caps, and future political plus pipe music imagery.
The record notes 62 cement cars and 286 coal cars involved in power plant construction. Most material was bought from Indiana firms, with engines moving cars and a Link Belt crane handling the work. Only six cars left the rails. one engine derailed on a short stretch. The train length exceeded Delphi to Monticello, with average loads near forty tons totaling about 103 600 tons.
Pilgrim Holiness Church outlines Sunday School at 9 30 led by Wm M Smith Superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 Young People meeting at 5 45 Evangelistic service at 7 00 led by Rev E E Davis Pastor An old time revival begins led by Rev E E Davis a returned missionary from Africa continues indefinitely Aim to convert sinners reclaim backsliders and comfort believers Sunday night service at 7 00 Week night service at 7 30.
The Christian Church outlines Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with theme The Whitened Harvest Fields Evening Worship follows at 7 00 p m Choir practice Fridays at 7 00 p m Revival meetings begin this Sunday with Mrs Wm Fraser as song leader and choir director Assisted by out of town talent The meetings feature Business Men s Night Home Night and Young People s Night with special sermons and music A cordial welcome awaits attendees pastor H Lee Jacobs invites neighbors and friends.
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday worship at 10 30 with the second sermon in The Three Shoulders series titled The Three Shoulders. Evening service at 7 00 features An Apology for Rogues. Wednesday Bible study at 7 30 covers Achan and Samuel life. Sunday School at 9 30 with welcome to all.
On Sunday October 18 1925 the Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Rally Day with 9 30 A M Sunday School program including promotions and no morning sermon The Epworth League meets at 6 00 P M followed by 7 00 P M Evening Worship with a sermon by the pastor The Indiana State Tribune announces an entry into journalism in Indianapolis led by Carl Cue former Clinton county Democratic chairman and ex deputy state auditor.
The lesson outlines Paul’s letters to Corinth highlighting love as supreme over gifts and knowledge. It notes rival factions, church discipline failures, and questions on morality, marriage, diet, and spiritual gifts, then details the enduring qualities and permanence of love across vivid scriptural verses.
A reflection on how small deeds plant lasting change, growing unseen like a banyan grove over a thousand years. The idea emphasizes patient effort and enduring impact beyond present notice.
A reflection on the fear of errors in work and reassurance that guidance comes through truth, quoting Frances R. Havergal and highlighting reliance on divine direction to direct effort.
L. F. Jamison’s summer residence at Miller’s Bend on the Tippecanoe river near Hog Point burned Thursday of last week. Loss estimated at about $5,000. building was a showplace and hosted hundreds of guests.
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels bought in Clay Monroe Madison Rock Creek and Carrollton townships. Buyers include Lewis Fenstermacher Charity Pearson Estella M Young Allen G Allen Reuben R Cowell and Robert Campbell with prices from 1 to 10000 dollars and various small tracts.
Mrs Nola Long of Delphi formerly Flora and Cutler neighborhoods and Floyd Turnipseed of Hammond, formerly Idaville resident, married in Chicago on September 19. Mrs Turnipseed is a well known nurse. They reside at 797 Beal Ave Hammond and are at home to many.
A compact discussion on flattery as a covert form of reproach. It argues that skilful flatterers soften blunt critique by using agreeable language, avoiding overt harshness while still implying criticism.
J. C. Herron, retired farmer of Delphi Indiana, recalls kidney pain from heavy lifting and says Doan's Pills cured the attack. He first used the remedy years earlier and reaffirmed its lasting benefit in a 1923 statement, endorsing the product from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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