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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
6
The church announces Sunday School opens at 9 30. Morning sermon on Religion and Work by the pastor. Evening union Labor Day service at 7 30 with Rev Rist as messenger. Members urged to attend and invite friends for renewed devotion and effort for Christ and His church.
Bible School at 9 30 led by Ray Orr superintendent worship and sermon at 10 30 evening union services at the Presbyterian church with Rev Rist delivering the sermon.
Supt. 10 30 Morning Worship and 7 45 P M Church Music night featured in this church schedule. The sermon titled The Seeking Savior anchors the morning service.
A Tri C club gathering is planned for 7 45 P M on Wednesday at the home of Josephine Myers in a community worship style event. The message highlights the group’s embrace of singing and shared services.
A church announces a special congregational meeting at the end of the morning service on September 13 following Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Evening worship is at 7:30 P.M. The sermon title is Is It True and choir practice is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.
Sunday School at 10 A M and Morning Worship at 11 A M with special music. A congregational meeting will be held September 13 at the close of the evening service. All are welcome.
Health Facts Information Service of the Carroll County Tuberculosis Association provides community health guidance and tuberculosis awareness materials through local outreach programs and educational resources.
By Thurman B. Rice M D a dear old lady asked how to keep arteries from hardening. She feared age and was advised to avoid meats meat broths and highly seasoned foods and to favor milk vegetables and fruits if they agreed.
A health note warns against using salts mineral water oil laxatives or chewing gum to feel better. It cautions these remedies only move the bowels and offer no lasting relief, urging readers to avoid excessive use in seeking buoyancy.
A speaker analyzes claims that lime in foods or water causes arterial hardening. The argument is refuted noting that lime deposits occur after injury, not as the cause, and that chronic intoxications, strain on organs, meat, age, and unclear factors drive arterial changes.
Due to drought relief funding and a federal grant Indiana has added public health nurses. In the past three months new positions have been filled in Harrison Crawford Sullivan Spencer Perry and Jennings counties.
Monon Railway offers round trip tickets at three quarters of one way fare for the Monon Route and connecting lines in the Central Passenger Association territory. Final return date is Tuesday September 8. Rev. H Hugo of Rockfield led chapel and sang at the Home hospital in Lafayette last Monday morning.
James Edward Whiteman of Bringhurst and Bernice Hufford of Rossville wed last Thursday at 8 pm in the Christian church parsonage with Rev. L. B. Knox officiating. They were joined by Lawrence and Mrs. Foster of Delphi, Mrs. Foster being Whiteman’s sister.
The author describes touring Canada from Buffalo to Muskoka Lakes, praising roads and scenery and noting border questions for travelers. Highlights include Bracebridge postmaster Hirst of 61 years, the Muskoka Lakes Navigation Co. trip, and reflections on civil service and postmaster politics in both countries.
The apparent center of U.S. population now sits 2.9 miles northeast of Linton Indiana, about 31 miles southeast of Terre Haute and 33.6 miles northeast of Vincennes. Between 1920 and 1930 the center moved 22.3 miles west and 7.6 miles south, with 1850 to 1860 seeing the greatest westward shift at 80.6 miles and 1910 to 1920 the smallest at 9.8 miles. From 1790 to 1930 total westward movement reached 589 miles.
The U S Treasury, facing a large deficit, plans long term bonds and certificates totaling more than 1 billion dollars. A $800 million bond issue at 3 percent over 20 to 24 years and $300 million in certificates at 1 percent are planned to extend public debt rather than raise taxes.
The Carroll County Young People's Picnic at Delphi Park drew more than a hundred young people and adults. A bounteous picnic dinner was served at noon and the program followed in the shelter house with Mark Garrison, president, presiding.
Miss Lucile Casad reports program numbers including community singing led by Ora Shirar, a chorus by county students under Virgil Stinebaugh, cornet duet by John Arthur Richey and John Case, and a narow road life theme. Mrs N W Bowen plans a Saturday trip to Chicago with son-in-law Russell Sullivan and daughter M Mrs. Sullivan.
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