Delphian dames praise Prince of Wales in lighthearted reminiscence
The writer fondly recalls the Prince of Wales visiting the United States, noting how women enjoyed reading about him and imagining royal adventures. She jokes about public reactions to royal antics, fashion, and even the idea of the prince scratching mosquito bites, while praising his informal attire and its impact on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalfe
Prince of Wales
Indiana
Delphi
Mary
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Samuel Murphy of Dover Delaware says the medicine eased cramps faint spells and pain. She reports improved energy and the ability to work longer, praising the product as life changing after starting with a neighbor’s suggestion and one bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del
Lydia
Pinkham
Sol
Samuel Murphy
Cecil St., Ver, Delaware
Poker Column About Hypothetical Outcomes
A columnist muses on possible scenarios for poker play and notes such predictions would shape a future column. The piece uses speculative language to imagine outcomes and audience interest in strategic discussion.
Tippecanoe Economics Club Set for Thursday Meeting
The Tippecanoe township economics club will meet at the P A C hall next Thursday afternoon Sept 28. A good attendance is desired. Mr and Mrs John Bates returned from Lafayette where they attended a family reunion. Mrs Samuel Brown returned from Gary after visiting relatives. The Tippecanoe township War Mothers met in regular session at the P A C hall Thursday with good attendance. Mr and Mrs W C Henderson were Lafayette shoppers Tuesday. The Grange of the county met at Pittsburg Tuesday evening with a splendid program. Mr and Mrs Lowe Lear and children of Monticello were Sunday guests of Pittsburg relatives. Mr and Mrs W C Henderson and children Mrs Joe Robertson and Harry Henderson attended the funeral service of Rufus Mansfield at Brookston. Saturday Harry Henderson had business in Kokomo Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Township Economics Club
P. A.C. ‘Hall
John Bates
Lafayette
Samuel Brown
Gary
Tippencanoe Township
P. A. C. Hall
W C. Henderson
Grange
Pittsburg
Lowe Lear
Monticello
W. C. Henderson
Joe Robertson
Harry Henderson
Rufus Mansfield
Brookston
Kokomo
Old Brown homestead fades on Michigan road landmark
Garfield Todd builds a new home on the Michigan road south of the United Brethren church replacing the razed pioneer house known as the old Brown homestead. The timber from the old home, black walnut and wild cherry, will be refinished for interior use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Todd
Michigan
United Brethren Church
Helen Porter
Blaker
Indianapolis
Mildred Linn
Galveston
Mildred Wyatt
Franklin
Indiana University
Wyatt
Bloomington
Claude Parker
Elmer Wise
George Case
Pittsburg
H. S. Case
Edith Lane
Stephenson Builds New Barn After Fire Destroyed Structure
James Stephenson begins erecting a new barn to replace the August 10 fire damaged building estimated at 15000 dollars. The old barn measured 40 by 72 feet and the new one will likely be larger. The Christian Endeavor society at Rossville Presbyterian met last Sunday to start the winter term with an officers’ election. Carrie Jordan was named vice president and Mary Harper secretary among others. Mrs. Andrew Wetzel of Washington state is visiting relatives. Community Band members traveled to St Paul for the American Legion Band National Convention led by O E Collins. Attending members include Emil DeVinney Russell Ratcliff Clyde Bonebrake Wayne Smith George Flora Verne Ferguson Harold Baker Edgar Krauss. Bent Ayres and son Chester of Flora will operate the Ayres farm south of Bringhurst moving part of their household goods while keeping the West Walnut home unless sale occurs. Russell Ayres and family plan to move to Florida around September 20 for potential employment. Mr. and Mrs. J P Nicholson and Thurman of Chicago visited B R Keyes and family on West Main Street. Rosella Roskuski attends DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stephenson
Christian Endeavor Society
Rossville Presbyterian Church
G. E. Jones
Earl Tansey
Carrie Jordan
Mary Harper
Susanna Jones
Margaret Cheney
Andrew Wetzel
State of Washington
St. Paul
American Legion
O.e.collins
Emil DeVinney
Russell Ratcliff
Clyde Bonebrake
Wayne Smith
George Flora
Verne Ferguson
Harold Baker
Edgar Krauss
Bent Ayres
Chester
Flora
West Main Street
Rosella Roskuski
de Pauw University
Print shop ad touts quality sale bills and cheap printing
The Delphi Citizen advertises Citi zen printing with top equipment and know how offering the best sale bill work at low cost. It states quality printing draws customers and that they handle insurance agency services through D. L. Musselman & Son and charge 20 cents.
Funeral for Albert Peterson Held in Delphi
West Delphi residents attended the funeral of Albert Peterson at Delphi on Sunday. The report notes local movements and visits, including families moving into the William Vianco property and social calls among residents. An accident near the Frank Morrow home caused damage to two motorcycles but no injuries. A newborn daughter to Chas Clawson and his Delphi wife is mentioned along with remodeling work by Mrs. Oscar Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
Delphi
Albert Myers
William Vianco
Frank Evertt
Lafayette
Joe Wilson
Oscar Hall
David Mullendore
Burlie Mullendore
Columbia Park
Robert Hendrickson
Manon
Chas .Hendrickson
Orliff Coghill
Frank Morrow
Dora Fife
Phillip Schrader
Oscar Johnson
Chas. Clawson
Rose Hoagland
Grover Phillips
Harry Phillips
Social callers visit Monticello and area families
Mr and Mrs David Arthur hosted Mr and Mrs Fred Gaumer Friday evening. Mrs Schnepp visited Mrs Christian Young of Monticello Wednesday. Mrs Ross Autin entertained Thursday with her mother Mrs Hargraves and sister-in-law registered in the same family circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Arthur
Fred Gaumer
Thomas
Schnepp
Christian Young
Monticello
Ross Autin
Charles Hargraves
Social visits and calls weave through Yeoman and Oak Grove
numerous residents including Mrs Elda Viney Mrs David Arthur Mrs Pearl Nicholas and Miss Thyrza Henry attend a CWBM meeting with Ms John Roach in Oak Grove last Thursday afternoon. several guests visit Yeoman and Oak Grove households through Friday Sunday and Monday with relatives and friends visiting Lived in Monticello Flora Americus Chalmers Tioga and Lafayette during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman
Andrew Mikesel
Oak Grove
Alfred Lilly
David Piatt
Theodore Piatt
Tioga
Mary Chadd
Marion Lucas
Charles Clark
George Meecum
David Arthur
Ralph VanAtta
Hopedale
Carl Metz
Oakdale
John Burke
Daniel Wan
Chalmers
Charles Sagers
Bringhurst
Mr. Sagers
Ray Schock
Charles Johnson
Pyrmont Milling Co. official to occupy Zartman property
Pyrmont W H Gardner of the Pyrmont Milling Co will occupy the property vacated by Rev Zartman. True Blue ladies quartet and escorts sang at Camden revival led by Rev I R Beery. Several locals attended and dined with Ollie Wertz family. Rev Zartman moves to Twelve Mile to pastor new charge. Rev Stanley of Young America to succeed him and occupy the Katie Swartz property nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gardner
Pyrmont Milling Co
Zartman
True Blue Ladies
Camden
I. R. Beery
Allen Wagoner
John L. Wagoner
Manda Cripé
Ockley
United Brethren
Twelve Mile
Rev
Stanley
Young America
Katie Swartz
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Owasco
D. L. Musselman & Son
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Johnson
Emerick
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Thomas Schnepp
Arthur McGill
Rossville
Guy Harvey
Merle Carson
Charles Galllinger
Delmar ‘Clark
David Pratt
Polly Ann Reynolds
East Monticello
Mahala Henry
Charles Cochran
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