Local social notes and gatherings around Delphi
Sunday guests include Ed Barnes and family of Idaville and James Barnes relatives of town. Church groups, quilting, and a King's Daughters class met with singing and lessons on Christ. Family reunions, school moves, and local visits fill the Delphi area with social and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Ww. Wright
Ed Barnes
Idaville
James Barnes
East of Town
Arthur Byers
Mildred
Logansport
W. Shafer
Walton
T. W. Hinton
Covington
West Lebanon
Danville
Ill
Ira Tedford
Hudsonville
Paul Martin
King’s Daughters
Millard Snoeberger
Des Moines
Iowa
Ollie Snyder
Mac
McKinney
Deer Creek
Margaret Lathrope
Gladden Corner
Lafayette
Margaret Bowman
Christian Church
H. Y. Mullin
Charles Schnepp
Delphi
Families Gather for Weekend Visits Across Ohiotown
Mrs Nelson McClean visits sister Mabel Timmons in Toledo Ohio. Joseph Nelson and family visit near Lafayette. O S Elston family visits Robert Dyer in Lafayette. Clarence Riley family visits Attica. Woods Corner School House sold to Joseph Nelson as high bidder. Harry Weiderhart and Fred Fisher families visit near Hopedale. Clifford and Betty McClean visit grandparents. Alfred McClean and Lucy Shigley visit Ida Burns in Brookston. Arch McClean and Stella Hooper call on Joseph Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson McClean
Mabel Timmons
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Nelson
Jesse Nelson
Lafayette
O. S. Elston
Robert Dyer
Clarence Riley
Riley
Attica
Woods Corner
Harry Weiderhart
Fred Fisher
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Delphi Resident Testimony
Mrs. Hattie Hughes of 222 Indiana Street Delphi describes relief from dull backaches and kidney trouble after taking Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at Reed's Drug Store. The testimonial suggests improved energy and regular kidney function following use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Dean
Hattie Hughes
Indiana St
Reeds ’ Drug Store
Law Protects the Frog In France Over Frogs Leg Demand
A law protects frogs during designated seasons to prevent extinction amid high demand for frog legs. The measure mirrors protections for fish and birds and is reported to give the species a chance at survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Estate administration notice for Carroll County Indiana
Notice from the Carroll County Indiana Circuit Court Clerk appoints SHULTHESS as administrator of the estate of John PP Ulrey deceased of Carroll County Indiana. Admonitions and duties to followers under Indiana law are implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Indiana
John
Ulrey
Pyrmont
Hi-Y Conference At Camp Tecumseh Sets Jesus Way of Life
Findings committee at the HI-Y conference endorses a continuous effort to promote the Jesus Way of Life among high school fellows. It urges clubs to carry back convictions, emphasize prayer and purity, develop leadership and cooperation, and cooperate with other organizations while avoiding horseplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Boys of
LaFayette
God
Kokomo Club
Peru
Mendenhall
Jesus
Albert Benn
Richmond
George Wolever
Joe Wagner
North Manchester
Harry P. Jones
Anderson
A. Tevebaugh
The Things of Every Day
Poem notes daily life shapes memory not grand plans. The rhythm honors small acts, family toil, and simple joys as lasting, even as wealth and plans falter. It asks how time preserves the everyday moments. The verses reflect on continuity through the April grass and baby’s first words.
Filipino Egg Consumption Shapes Rural Diet
In remote Philippine regions away from major ports, households relying on chickens consume a large portion of eggs as a staple alongside rice and ash. The text notes eggs form a significant dietary component for those who can afford more than basic staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
The Tact of Aunt Frances
Hilda Tate contemplates marriage amid taste clashes with fiancé Fred as she vents to her Aunt Fanny in a Parisian tearoom. Aunt Fanny recalls a family pattern of engagements suggesting compatibility battles may run in the blood. Fred joins with charm, gifting support and a warm gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Tate
Frances Tate
Uncle Frank
Hilda
Fanny
Fred
Aunt Fanny
Aunt Fenny
Hilo Fanny
Han
Clay for Making China Not American Product
The piece explains that British and domestic materials shape the U S china industry. It notes the potter as labor symbol and cites Columbus, Roman pottery limits, and England’s clay as essential. It states American bone china needs English ball clay domestic flint and feldspar to improve high fired vitreous glaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Egypt
Assyria
Columbus
Hispana
West Indies
Detroit News
United States
Remarkable Whipray Captured By Professor Mitchell-Hedges
In Wide World Magazine Professor Mitchell-Hedges recounts landing a huge whipray. The defines the creature with white spots, 71% feet across the wings, 6% feet from head to tail base, tail 914 feet, total length 16% feet, weight 410 pounds, surpassing his previous 287 pound shark record. He notes line strength change from 35 to 54 saved the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell-Hedges
Wide World Magazine
Pocket Phonograph Offers Dance Music on Tap
A Hungarian inventor creates a pocket sized phonograph with room for ten double disk records. When placed on a tumbler the amplified sound can provide music for dancing, as described in Popular Mechanics. The Delphi Citizen, $1.50 yearly.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant in Carroll County Case
The Carroll Circuit Court warns Helen M Hut a non resident of Indiana that she must appear by the 27th of October 1924 to answer a partition suit over real estate in Carroll County. If she fails, the case will proceed in her absence. Clerk Co Clay Pearson issues the notice with Boyd Julien as plaintiff attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Carroll County
Carla W. Hartshorn
Helen ML Hut
Helen M. Hut
Delphi
Co. Clay Pearson
Carroll Circuit Court
Boyd, & Julien
Atty’s
Plaintiff
Notice to heirs creditors in Effie J. Dyer estate
In Carroll Circuit Court October Term 1924 Harry Arnold as Executor filed final settlement of Effie J. Dyer deceased and the court will examine the account on October 6 1924 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Boyd Julien attorneys for executor August 19 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Effie J. Dyer
Harry Arnold
Circuit Court
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Aess Tkin
Frank Peselder
Peaierian
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J. C. Beard
Indianapolis
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Evan Sanderson
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A. B. Snoeberger
M. E. Crites
Cora Snoeberger
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Chicago
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R. E. Snoeberger
Ruth Snoeberger
Sophia Raber
W. F. Cohee
Camden
Cohee
Walter Smith
Harley Smith
Dewey
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Miller Herr
Mildred Herr
Roy Herr
Oakly Herr
Frankfort
Mary Herr
Cloyd Mellinger
Ellen Mellinger
Arvil Aldrich
Lula Belle
Ardis Landis
Will May
Little Light Bearers
Delphi Park
Charley Burke
Silvan Timmons
South Delphi
L. G. Niewerth
Hoosier
Blythe & Sons Furniture
Camp Tecumseh
By Douglas Malloch
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Frances
Boyd & Julien Attys
L. H. Smith
Office
Walter Gochenour
Geo. C. Loy Roofing. Company
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