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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1926

Page

6

Picnic at French Post Park with Atcheson family visitors

A community picnic at French Post Park gathers Mr. and Mrs. James Atcheson and children from East Lansing Michigan along with numerous local families including Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wakeland Mr and Mrs Earl Wakeland and children Mr and Mrs Albert Shafer and children Frank Timmons and daughters Ruby Katherine Edith Ruth from Rocky Creek and others. The report notes visiting guests from New York City and Frankfort with plans to travel, plus church and county news from Hopedale and Sleeth. Also mentions high waters and difficult roads in the southern part of the state and a State Fair trip by Albert Shafer and family.

French Post Park James Atcheson East Lansing Michigan Wm.’ Wakeland Earl Wakeland Albert Shafer Frank Timmons Ruby Katherine Edith Ruth Rocky Creek Fred Fisher Harry Weiderhart Woods Corner R. J. Sheridan New York City Dallas Gunyon Clay Godlove Frankfort Robert Million Godlove California van Duesen Laporte Hopedale Christian Church R. D. Burris Sleeth Roy Sifred Paul Shafer Gary Dell Lantz Frank Spence Wm. McVay Fred McCall Burnetteville Kenneth Mitchell Walter Albin Idaville James Atcherson Mr. Atcherson Lee DeHaven Clifford DeHaven Wayne North of Burrows Minerva DeHaven Richmond J. H. Roller Lewis Siferd Roy Siferd Flora Robert ‘Bowman Everett Gordon Lee Warner Bowman Margaret Bowman William Bowman Robert. Bowman Jack Frances Donald Bowman Allie May Lucile May Mary Margaret May C. L. Million Carl Million June Mildred Million John Kerlin Frank Kerlin Alberta Florence Parathy Martha Kerlin Roy Snoeberger John Edward Margaret Helen Lois Ruth Snoeberger Davis San Benito Texas W. T. Ray John Piatt Missouri H. H. Piatt Christian Church John Snoeberger Presbyterian Church Stephen Peyton Ft. Wayne H. D. Trickey Aldin Marianna Frank. Sanderson Frank Mullin Walter Smith William Smith Indiana Perry van Gundy Chas. Raber George W. McCain Bruce Koontz Pennsylvania Charles Thompson Delphi B. B. Lesh Ernest Mills Grace McCarty Florida Henry Rinehart la Verne Des Moines Iowa Morris W. Eikenberry Modesto Helen Eikenberry Connersville Joe Snell Crawfordsville Wabash College Dee” Riggle Indianapolis Floyd Flora Lawrence Yerkes East Columbia Street Wayne Hinkle Bringhurst City Library Congressional Library Washington, D. C Bloomington Indiana University Marjorie Sines Decatur Mullikin University Ruth Moody St. Augustine Charles Budrow Los Angeles Mabel Wharton John E. Wharton Flora High School I. U. Training School For Nurses Olive Spoggy Hooversville H. H. Berkey Elmer Huntley Democrat Township Old Settlers

Food education warns teachers on meals for brain workers

Charles E Hecht secretary of the British Food Education society urges three meals daily for brain workers but says two may suffice for some. He condemns sweet milk puddings and bread and milk as improper for men and notes hard workers should eat less not more and may even skip a meal when fatigued.

Charles E. Hecht British Food Education Society Hecht

An Old Joke From Missouri Court Comes Alive

A humorous Missouri courthouse tale of a judge who asks for remarks before sentencing a horse thief. The inmate quips that he has nothing to say except that it’s hard to waste others' time. The item sits among local notices including hospital reports, school enrollments, and community events in Flora.

Missouri Ozark Mountains Cote House

Fragmentedclaim about a respected city figure causes debate

An unclear text fragment references a person described as honest and respected in the city while criticizing another as a deadbeat. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details about names, places, or events.

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