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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1931

Page

15

Church and Sunday School notices and revival plans

Congregations announce Bible School at 9:30 and services at 10:30 with evening worship at 7:30. Pilgrim Holiness Church on North Union Street lists family classes, youth meeting, and prayer meetings. Christian Science notices cite the September 20 Lesson Sermon on Matter, with scriptural and Mary Baker Eddy passages.

L. E. Knox Bible School Ray Orr Pilgrim Holiness Church North Union Street Christian Science Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Sunday Schedule Highlights at First Church

Church school led by G. L. Myers at 9:30 with a 10:30 morning worship and a sermon titled Peace Be Still. Evening service at 7:45 features The Longest Way Around is the Shortest Way home and the sweetest. Monday at 7:45 P. M. Tri-C club meeting.

G. L. Myers

Sunday School and Worship Schedule at Everett Flora

The notice lists Sunday School at 9 30 A M and evening worship at 7 30 with the young people taking charge. Presbytery meets in Russellville Indiana on Monday and Tuesday September 20 and 21 with Dr H Y Mullin and John Kerlin representing the congregation. Prayer and teachers meeting Wednesday at 7 P M choir and orchestra practice at 8 P M with Mrs Mullen noted as pianist. Season nearing end but attendance up and hopeful for a strong final push Sunday.

Everett Flora Russellville Ind H. Y. Mullin John Kerlin Mullen

Burrows Presbyterian Church announces services and events

Burrows Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 A M and morning worship at 11 A M with a sermon on The Law Moral and Spiritual. Presbytery meets in Russellville Indiana September 20 21 with Lesh and Starbuck representing the congregation. Choir practice and orchestra listed with Prof Munich arranging special music.

Russellville Ind Lesh Starbuck Munich

Health Facts Bulletin Focuses on Child Health Education

The Carroll County Tuberculosis Association issues October Health Bulletin under Child Health Education director Miss Van Meter. It provides two teacher aids for grades and high school, outlining monthly health topics such as weighing and measuring, cleanliness, and nutrition, with a plan of topics through May.

State Tuberculosis Association Miss van Meter County Tuberculosis Association

Tuberculosis Association run by volunteers in Carroll County

General Manager praises a young worker while the Employment Manager notes the staffer’s neat appearance. The tuberculosis association operates as a volunteer group with no paid officers, relying on leaders who donate time and talent at personal expense. Carroll County is organized by townships with advisory directors and community members can serve in this altruistic body.

Tuberculosis Association Carroll County

Chorus Rehearsal Dates Set for County Young People Chorus

The County musical committee met with Ora Shiraz to plan the County Young People's chorus which will sing at the State Conference in Noblesville on October 23 to 25. Future practices are scheduled for September 18 at Camden Lutheran Church, September 26 October 3 and October 16. A definite enrollment will be taken at the next practice for those who can attend the State Conference.

Ora Shiraz Noblesville Camden Lutheran Church

County chorus invites attendance at state conference

County organization offers ways for members to attend the conference with reduced fees for those unable to go Saturday. Those joining Saturday banquet tickets cost about fifty cents. Rehearsals continue with new songs as Pauline Fouts urges Camden residents to enroll Friday Sept 18 and prepare to join the chorus.

Camden Pauline Fouts Com Music

Camden High Freshmen Organize School Roles

Freshmen at Camden High School elect officers and appoint sponsors and a program committee. At Flora High School Harold Sering transfers and joins a baseball contest after basketball at Carrollton. Yeoman youths attend Monticello High School and state fair with track driver Jay Nace. Senior and Junior class officers and sponsors named for Camden High School. Radio service note: Herb Smith, phone 375.

John Klepinger Dick Klepinger University of Ilinois Harold “Red” Sering Wells’Loganberry Flora High School Carrollton High School Flora Community Park Martha Pearson Harold Catron Harold Gordon S. H. Frick Frank Barnes William Morocco Fern Brown Yeoman Monticello High School Jay Nace Irene Wolverton Dona Harrison Mildred Viney Reeda Goslee Mary Metz Margaret Cowger Robert Million Leland Julien Joe Cowger Everett Clark Camden High School Harry O’bear Helen Hankin Dent Esther Ringer Betty Lynch

Camp Tecumseh Closes 1931 Hi Y Retreat

The 1931 summer season at Camp Tecumseh concludes as eighty Hi Y leaders and instructors depart after a three day retreat. Notable events include a world friendship fire led by C Von Prosch and B A Schnell, symbolizing a pledge to a global fellowship. Participants hailed from South Bend, Mishawaka, Boston, and other Indiana towns including Delphi Wabash and Michigan City.

Camp Tecumseh C. BE. Terebaugh B. A. Schnell C. von Prosch Germany Bollinger Purdue Johanam India Spurdue Ing Tecumseh Woods C von Prosch Helsingfors Norway Toronto Canada South Bend Mishawaka Boston Lebanon West Lafayette Valparaiso Peru Kokomo Wabash Frankfort Marion Delphi Michigan City Brookston Culver Monon Hillsboro Brazil C. A. Cartwright Cartwright E. W. Bowen Bowen Yanus Wells Henry B. Wilson Benjamin. Rist Virgil Hatfield Ruth Irelan

35000 Bluegill Minnows Placed In Local Lakes

About 35,000 bluegill minnows were released into Shaffer Lake and Lake Freeman by state conservation officials. Eighteen thousand minnows in Shaffer Lake and 17,500 in Freeman Lake, hatched June 15, were supplied from the Bass Lake hatchery. The fish, consigned to Mrs. Iva Conwell and Charles Smoker, are expected to mature in about three years, depending on food supply, with the lakes north of Delphi noted as strong bluegill habitat.

Shaffer Lake Lake Freeman Shafer Lake Iva Conwell Freeman Lake Charles Smoker Bass Lake P. L. Lavery Delphi

Minnows Survive Transit Without Ice in Cans

Report notes minnows remained alive during transport as no ice was used, with all fish described as healthy and undamaged in the delivery.

Michigan City Paper Sold to Shelbyville Publishers

Shelbyville newspaper men Pleas Greenlee and Wray E Fleming bought the Evening Dispatch of Michigan City and assumed control. They previously belonged to Democrat Publishing of Shelbyville. Fleming is a vice president of Indiana Democratic Editorial Association. Greenlee is a former adjutant in the Indiana American Legion.

BE. Greenlee Wray E. Fleming Shelbyville Evening Dispatch Michigan City Esther Faulkner John B. Faulkner Democrat Publishing Company Fleming Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Greenlee Indiana Department of the American Legion

Delphi pledges list public at DePauw names Howell Julius

The Delphi names Howard Howell, a former Delphi basketball star, and Robert Julius appear on the Delta Chi fraternity pledge list released Monday at DePauw University.

Howard Howell Delphi Robert Julius Delta Chi Fraternity DePauw

Delphi Presbyterian to Attend Crawfordsville Presbytery Meeting

The Delphi church will send representatives to the Crawfordsville Presbytery gathering in Russellville on Monday and Tuesday next week. The program starts Monday at 2 30 p m under moderator Rev J D Martin with Rev Harry L Crain reporting on Christian education Tuesday at 10 20 a m. The annual election is set for Tuesday at 2 p m.

Delphi Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville Russellville J. D. Martin Harry L. Crain Frankfort

Family Cady guests linger after Boonville weekend

Mr and Mrs Frank Cady of Boonville and Dr John Cady of Franklin College accompanied by Dr George Cady of Northwestern University were guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Coy. Mrs Cady and her son remained until Tuesday while Mr Cady attended a photographers meeting at Dunes State Park.

Frank Cady Boonville John Cady Franklin College George Cady Northwestern University Wayne Coy Cady George Mr. Cady the Dunes State Park

Clawson Family Reunion Held at Fountain Park

Mr and Mrs Orin Clawson and family joined Mrs Edythe Sanderson and J B Dickison at the Clawson family reunion held Sunday in Fountain Park Remington.

Orin Clawson Edythe Sanderson J. B. Dickison Clawson Fountain Park Remington

Logansport Social Visit Highlights Deel and Odell

Miss Gladys Deel of Logansport spent the weekend with Miss Josephine Odell, visiting and sharing social time.

Gladys Deel Logansport Josephine Odell

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