A Few Thoughts That Will Bear Careful Perusal
A collection of whipsmart quips on manners, politics, and society. The remarks poke fun at hosts, romance, aging, fashion, and fame with pointed humor and light political edge.
31 Oct 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
1
A collection of whipsmart quips on manners, politics, and society. The remarks poke fun at hosts, romance, aging, fashion, and fame with pointed humor and light political edge.
A collage of stray sentences covers daily life humor and misprints. The text references days off for wandering, driving risks, a reformulated quote about hat buying, a balloon incident, a garbled foreign name, a quote about the sun, foot and mouth disease, and a critique of simple modern farming boosts.
A clipped humorous piece mocks refined tastes with ironic luxuries like gum chewing and lettuce salad eaten with a fork. It reflects a playful pretension and light social satire.
A playful note invites readers to a Halloween celebration in Delphi on a Saturday night. The piece exults in youth returning as Hobgoblins, black cats, elves and Jack O'Lanterns appear, shaping a lively, mischievous urban dusk of fun and memory.
C L Burkholder of Purdue University extension cautions not to move frozen fruits or vegetables until thawed. He notes 16 degree highs have reached Paoli with four inches of snow, and slow thawing reduces injury while rapid thawing or sudden heat can worsen damage to apples still on southern Indiana trees.
The Delphi Ministerial Association voted to observe Father and Son Week. A banquet will be held on a weeknight in the near future to promote the event.
Local note records brief entries for two publications, Indianapolis News and Delphi Citizen, each listed with a one year term. The items reference publication tenure without stated actions or effects.
The article notes two snows in the week with Thursday's fall lasting and children finding time to sled. October’s flakes earlier that month caused the house to gladden under wintry habits as Robins provide a seasonal prompt amid the changing weather.
The Carroll County Tuberculosis Association will hold a twelve o'clock luncheon next Friday at Dame's Hotel for county workers involved in the upcoming Seal Sale. The meeting will explain campaign plans and mail outreach. township chairmen appointments are nearly complete.
The Tippecanoe Home Economics club will meet next Thursday with Mrs. Ed Patton. A dinner will precede sewing for hats and dresses for the county round-up to be held in Flora November 24.
A Nevada family relocates from Winnemucca to Oakland California where the son holds a fine banking position. They reside on Rodeo and are the offspring of Cornelius Dern, a former Delphi boy.
This week Five Acre PLC backs backing for plots in Grant County where sixty farmers are enrolled in the Ive Acre s Contest.
The notice lists ward boundaries and polling sites for the upcoming election. First Ward covers west Market Street to North limits with Haugh's Coal as the voting place. Second Ward spans Market Street to Indiana Street with City Clerk's office as the voting site. Third Ward lies east of Indiana Street with Christian church Sunday school room as polling. Fourth Ward covers south Delphi with Robert Andrews residence as the voting place. Names of ward inspectors, judges, clerks, and sheriffs are given. Absentee voting at City Clerk's office ends Saturday afternoon.
The Delphi High School music department presented Producing Co. to the public in under two weeks. Stage settings and costumes pleased the audience. Jean Wilson and Anna Gardner starred with Watson McCormick and Fern Holsinger in the comedy roles, delivering a decided hit.
Miss Mary Louise Gerard travels to Peru yesterday to join Miss Mary Louise Dawson in performances with the Peru orchestra for a Halloween dance. Both are noted musicians with Miss Gerard skilled on the oe and Miss Dawson on the ae and violin. Daughter of Florence Swisher Dawson, the pair are prominent local talents. Gerard plans to return home Sunday.
Daniel V. Ayres died Wednesday at 3 30 pm at his daughter Mrs B F Wrays in Camden after strokes. He was 69, born south of Bringhurst, lifelong Carroll county resident. Survived by Morris and Walter Ayres, daughter Mrs B F Wray, six grandchildren, four brothers and his wife Lydia Murphy Ayres. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 pm at the Wray home with Rev O L Prentice. interment Maple Lawn cemetery.
Viola M. Cline appointed guardian for John H. Harrison. Final settlements approved for estates of Cobl Wagoner Scott Minneman. John H. Harrison declared a person of unsound mind. Will of Eliza West admitted to probate. Inheritance taxes noted for Amanda Briney and Amanda Martin estates. Divorce suit filed by Aaron Hobaugh against Goldie Hobaugh. Various venue changes and bonds set in multiple cases including State v Baum Milburn and Jennie Myers v Williams. Guardian appointments and timber sale orders also recorded.
John Heddrick aged 60 died early Thursday morning at his Edna residence. The report notes his passing occurred at home with local authorities responding to the scene. Funeral arrangements are pending according to local notices.
Delphi city election nears with quiet campaign as both parties run full tickets. Incumbent Dr Rob inson seeks eighth term, Democrats nominate Dr A C Clauser for mayor along with a slate including George Busteed and others. Citizens urged to consider Delphi’s needs and governance.
Monday is the final day to pay the full county tax installment at the County Treasurer's office to avoid delinquent penalties. Pay now to prevent extra charges.
A brief letter from Carolyn v Hinkpatrick Calvert in St. Petersburg responds to The Delphi Citizen mailing. She asks to continue receiving the newspaper and provides a forwarding address.
A visitor describes discovering the Strathmore Inn beside a small lake created by a Westfield River dam near Woronoco Massachusetts. The scene highlights the dammed river valleys, nearby Strathmore Paper Co. plant, and the Inn’s appealing lakeside setting that invites a overnight stay if rates fit.
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