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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
4
Mrs. Jack Lorberter of 704 Dellwood Place praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after using it to improve her health and reduce fear in daytime household life. She recounts reading a testimonial that mirrored her own struggle and now reports renewed strength and cheer in daily duties.
The Henry family met at Delphi city park on Thursday August 25 for their twenty ninth reunion with seventy five relatives and friends present. W G Million of Monticello presided as toast was given by the secretary treasurer reported births deaths marriages and the treasury. Officers elected were W H Heiny president Monticello Walter Heiny vice president Noblesville and Thyrza Heiny secretary treasurer Monticello.
Tri Tri Kappa annual mothers party was held at the Methodist church Tuesday evening with dinner for seventy two served by the Make Merry class. A girls orchestra played during the dinner and a program in the parlor featured vocal solos, readings and a piano selection before social time.
Last Thursday the Kerlin Kennedy reunion gathered at Delphi park. Morning greetings and a long table setup preceded a blessing by Rev. Clarence J. Kerlin. William F. Kerlin was elected president with J Cecil Kennedy and Mrs. Fisher continuing roles for the next year. Next year’s reunion set for the third Thursday in August at Delphi park.
The seventh annual reunion of the descendants of Joseph and James Smith met at French Post Park on Sunday with over 100 relatives in attendance. The oldest member was 89 year old H. M. Landry and the youngest Imogene Robison at 6 months. Officers elected for next year include President William Lowe Vice President Arlie Smith Secretary Treasurer Quincy Smith Historian Margaret Simons. The gathering will reconvene on the last Sunday in August at French Post Park.
The Mission Band of the Christian church will meet Saturday at 2 30 PM in Delphi city park. Mrs John L Hanna serves as hostess and Miss Ruth Irelan leads the lesson in charge.
The Mission Circle of the Christian church will convene Wednesday evening with Miss Lillie Brown leading a lesson titled Making a Christian Neighborhood of the World. Free man Redding will conduct the session. Mr and Mrs Carl McFarland and Mr and Mrs Earl Cunningham of Fort Wayne were weekend visitors in Rensselaer.
Mr and Mrs Dean Kite and daughter Elizabeth of Huntington visit Mr and Mrs Grover Kite and family for a few days.
Miss Mary Louise Gerard entertained the Chatter and Stitch Club at her home Friday evening, hosting a social gathering with club members and neighbors in a cordial, community event.
Mrs Lillian Blythe will host the G O P club gathering at her residence Monday afternoon with members in attendance.
The Gardner reunion gathered at Lake Cicott and elected officers led by President C. H. ... continuing leadership details.
Gardner and Will Gardner from Camden as vice president and secretary treasurer Mrs D I Payton of Cam den attend a meeting. The group schedules its next gathering for the third Thursday in August at French Post park.
Mrs L D Carey hosted the Governor Morton Circle Past Presidents at 6 30 dinner Wednesday honoring Mrs Verne Whittlesey who leaves next week for Idaho Springs Colorado to join her husband for a brief stay.
Mrs. W. L. Cowdin Sr entertained the A. B. C. club at bridge last Thursday afternoon. After the games, delicious refreshments were served.
The Presbyterian church will not hold Sunday services because of redecorating work. Sunday school will meet at the regular hour in the library assembly.
The Gleaners class of the Christian church hosted a farewell surprise at Mr and Mrs James Weidner home for Miss Dorothy Haughey who departs Friday for Athens Georgia.
The Carroll County American War Mothers will hold an all day meeting at the courthouse on Thursday September 8 to mark an anniversary. A program and cooperative dinner are planned and all War Mothers are urged to attend.
The Rockfield and Rock Creek missionary societies celebrate their fiftieth anniversary on Monday September 12 at Rockfield Presbyterian Church. Members from all Carroll County churches and friends are invited to attend at 1 30 PM for a program highlighting missions.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at the church parters Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Forrest Orr was hostess and Mrs. Madison Arnott and Miss Susie Dasher assistant hostess. Miss Ruth Robinson of Camden, a returned missionary from Africa, gave an interesting talk to the assembly.
Oracle Club members were entertained by Mr and Mrs Harry Arnold and Mr and Mrs James A Shirk at the Arnold home on Wednesday in a social gathering.
The ladies of the G A R will meet Wednesday afternoon September 1 at their rooms. All officers and members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Tom Malia hosted a Rosary society coffee gathering at her home this afternoon, following church activities at St. Josephs Church.
Sammie Gibson spent a weekend with relatives in Adams Township and returned home Sunday for a birthday dinner for his mother. Several families from nearby towns attended the Keeps Creek reunion and a large family gathering at J. H. Roller’s home. Teachers are attending institute sessions. Miss Rachel Irelan and Everett Roller will teach in Knox and Inamac this year. Camp activities and visits to Oakdale and Kokomo are noted among residents.
Fitts and Clar ence and Everett Roller hosted Sunday gatherings with Mr and Mrs Frank Heehne and Victor, Virgil McElhany of Burnettsville also present. Others included Gorman visitors from Chicago, Eva Holloway from Lafayette, Collins and Peterson families from Indianapolis, and Neal and Good families from Ohio and Greenfield. An ice cream social at Hopewell Christian church is planned for Friday evening September 2 with everyone welcome.
Honey comes from flower nectar gathered by bees and transformed in hives by evaporation. It contains sugars, vitamins, phosphoric acid, lime, iron, and various salts, with flavors varying by nectar source from white clover to buckwheat. Honey fuels activity and supports health in a digestible form.
After David dies Solomon is anointed king and faces God’s blank check to ask for wisdom. He seeks wisdom first, trusting God to supply more. God grants wisdom and also riches, honor, and long life. Solomon’s mind becomes broadly skilled in science, architecture, poetry, and morality.
A collection of joking lines contrasts Tunney and Dempsey with training talk. It riffs on skills we cannot learn by practice such as parachuting and faith in unlikely gains. A Monticello flapper buys two cent stamps, selecting the middle stamp from the sheet.
A devotional line mirrors the Christian aim of losing self and magnifying Christ, urging believers to regard personal desires as secondary to the in Christ life. The quote emphasizes total surrender and focus on Jesus as the central purpose.
A short religious adage notes no man is his own master being governed by Christ or Satan as echoed sentiment.
A devotional line proclaims that God is faithful and will not allow anyone to be empty in His blessed presence, offering a spiritual reassurance from echoes of faith.
A concise reflection notes that humility involves a proper estimate of self, citing Charles Spurgeon as the source of the guiding idea. The line emphasizes balanced self-view and moral restraint.
The tale places Jean Lafitte on Galveston Island in 1771 with a hidden treasure strewn along the shores. The island was called Can peachy, and the pirate reportedly wore a green uniform and maintained a polite, easy manner.
A historical note describes applying cold tea leaves bound in cloth to a burn to relieve pain. The remedy emphasizes immediate cooling and soothing effect. It reflects old household medicine practices.
Local listing notes Ruffing Shop as a headquarters for school writing goods. A coroner miniature radiator cap ornament is suggested as a novelty for manufacturers. For rent an apartment at corner Washington and Franklin Street by W. S. Margowski.
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