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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1926

Page

4

John Houk Struck by Unidentified Driver Near South Delphi

John Houk was seriously hurt when an unknown motorist struck him on South Washington Street at the junction with State Road 44 while he walked from home to church services. He lay unconscious for hours with a deep facial gash. the driver fled up the hill. Dr Claus er attended. Houk is recovering. The incident draws local outrage at hit and run criminals seen as increasing statewide.

John Houk South Delphi Houk South Washington Street Clauser

Mrs Brownlee Dies at Buck Creek During Visit

Mrs Lizzie Brownlee of Medford Oregon guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Wagoner at Buck Creek dropped dead Tuesday morning at 9 oclock. The coroner said heart trouble caused death. Her body was sent to Medford with Mr Brownlee. She was about 70 and had been touring east by automobile.

Lizzie Brownlee Medford Ore Henry Wagoner Buck Creek Wagoner Mr. Brownlee Brownlee Lafayette Browlee Carroll County

Evangelist Dr. Biederwolf Heads to Seattle Meeting

Dr. W. E. Biederwolf of Monticello and Winona will conduct an evangelistic meeting in Seattle, Washington, for four weeks. He plans to open the meeting next Sunday and hopes to return home around October 20.

W. E. Biederwolf Monticello Winona Seattle Wash

Evans Woollen Opens Campaign for Mary Mally

Evans Woollen launched his campaign addressing tariff policy and government size. He argued government should govern least, promote equality of opportunity, and curtail privileged tariffs while ensuring revenue. he stressed evidence led statements and praised his integrity and Indiana senatorial potential.

Florida flood reports and storm damage update

Graphic first hand reports describe Florida flood impacts with high tides and wind driven surf. Lauderdale and Hollywood sit above sea level yet flood risks persist as homes are swept toward the ocean and residents wade through water and downed wires. Emergency food and supplies move south while trains and stores resume activity.

Rem Lauderdale Pompano Hollywood Miami Beach Hollyawood

Phi Country Supper Picnic Planned at 6 30

Philo community hosts a country supper picnic at 6 30 featuring Mr. and Mrs. R L Bekhirt and M Robert Bradshaw as organizers and participants.

Phi Vietney R. L. Bekhirt Robert Bradshaw

Sunday School Session Featured New Testing Program

The Sunday School class, presided by C. L. Woodrae, discussed a new testing plan that sparked interest among attendees. Refreshments followed in full dinner style, described as satisfying and delicious. The October 1 committee includes Mr and Mrs Victor Porter and others.

C. L. Woodrae Victor Porter S. Mulvey Will Givler

True Circle Lesson and Refreshments Held

A daytime program at Jean Coble Rec Center featured a lesson titled White by Elizabeth Bowman Bunco was enjoyed during the hour with dainty refreshments served. Doris Smith led a devotional theme about Negroes.

Jean ‘Coble Elizabeth Bowman Bunco Siero Doris Smith

Class No 5 hosts weiner roast at French Post Park

Rockfield Christian church Class No 5 held a weiner roast Wednesday evening at French Post Park. Will Emly led the class. games and stunts were enjoyed by Lena Welch Eva Wilson Edith Benefield Mabel Welch Vera Smith Golda Smith Raymond Snyder Sheridan Welch Russell Rockwell Robert Parker Reed Bingman Will Stephens Clarence Hinkle Joe Minnerman Will Coder John Fesler Everett Locker.

Rockfield

Fisher Family Safe After Storm Near Lake Wales

Lynn Fisher and sister Mrs. Bruce Cressey of Rockfield received a telegram from Lake Wales Florida confirming their parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher were safe. The message said no serious damage occurred and the storm was about eighty miles south. Mrs. Fisher is sister of P. M. B. of Rockfield, and the family expressed relief at their safety.

Lynn Fisher Bruce Cressey Rockfield Lake Wales Florida Richard Fisher Fisher

Oracle Club Plans Year Programs

Mrs. A. C Clauser Mrs. Fred Martin and Robert Bradshaw arranged the Oracle Club schedule for the coming year. Modern Science will be studied in the first half and Modern American and English Drama in the second half.

Oracle A. C Clauser Fred Martin Robert Bradshaw Oracle Club

I F C Convention in Indianapolis October Meeting

The Indiana Federation of Clubs holds its annual convention at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis on October 5 6 and 7. Mrs Lyon of Delphi is the ninth district chairwoman.

Indiana Federation of Clubs Claypool Indianapolis Lyon Delphi

Seventy Fifth Anniversary of Rebekah Lodge Celebrated

The Rebekah lodge held its seventy fifth anniversary Tuesday night at the hall with a fine program followed by ice cream and cake. All program numbers were well received and the Junior hand under Loyal Hoshaw received special commendation.

Rebekah Lodge Loyal ‘Hoshaw

Premiers Meet at Methodist Church For Evening Program

The Premiers gathered at the Methodist church on Tuesday evening for a varied program. Ruth Wilkinson presented scripture, Ruth Trelan sang, and Delcie and Elsie performed a vocal duet. The meeting featured a business period and hymns including Dwelling in Beulah Land.

Nor Ruth Wilkinson Beulah Land Radnor Lake Gert Ruth Trelan Delcie Elsie Wells

Woman's Club Meeting Notices Fragment

A fragment indicates a Women's Club meeting notice with unclear date time and location. The legible parts reference the club activity and a forthcoming gathering, but essential details remain unread.

Budgeting for Every Home Topic Seeks Strong Meeting Attendance

J A Shirk and ladies Mrs F B Pccno and Mrs Harry Arnold invite attendance as they discuss a shared subject. The program centers on the resolution that every home should be governed by a budget.

J. A. Shirk F. B. P Ccno Harry Arnold

Eastern Star reunion in Frankfort elects 1927 officers

About 300 members of the Eastern Star lodge gathered in Frankfort for the annual reunion. A noon basket dinner preceded elections and an afternoon program. New officers chosen include President Mrs Emma Obear Delphi Vice President Mrs Grace Clifford Kokomo Secretary Mrs Grace Shaffer Delphi and Treasurer J F Miller Kokomo. Next reunion set for Kokomo in 1927. Program featured solos duets an address by Rev Potter and various readings and piano solos.

Kokomo Mrs. Norrig Frankfort Evelyn Eva Downham Deer Creek Rev. Potter M. E. Church Young Cutler Mary Margaret Weaver Schrcleville Lulu F. Martin Delphi

D A R Chapter Holds Delightful Meeting at Mrs Wellington Home

Charles Carroll chapter D A R met Friday at Mrs Charles Wellington's home near Clymers with most of the local members present. A chicken dinner followed by a business session was led by Miss Mary Ahead as regent substitute. Guests from out of town attended.

Charles Carroll D.A. R Charles Wellington Clymers Mary Ahead Will Cowdin W. H. Bradshaw Wellington Robert Justice Tom Scott M. A. Ryan Indianapolis J. H. Cartwright Ella Sample Witchita Kansas Will Gros Guy Thomas Lafayette

Hi Y Meeting Discusses Community Life at Delphi High

The Hi Y met in the Delphi High School auditorium Wednesday night with Charles Downs leading a discussion on community life. A watermelon feed followed. Next Wednesday Ben Chapman, secretary at Camp Tecumseh, will speak to the boys.

Delphi High School Charles Downs Ben Chapman Camp Tecumseh

Tippecanoe Tribe 505 Initiates Alfred Conn in Adoption Degree

The Tippecanoe Tribe No. 505 began its degree work by conferring the adoption degree on Alfred Conn. The degree team is organized and drill practice will start soon. A class of candidates is planned for October 5 with refreshments served after. The second and third degrees will be conferred next Tuesday. All members are urged to attend.

I. C. R. M. Tippecanoe Tribe No. 505 Alfred Conn United States

Quote on orphan homes and Red Man acknowledgment

A reflective statement proclaims that if the Red Man were present there would be no need for orphan asylums, asserting there is no orphan’s home but a home for every orphan.

Ladies Aid Elects Church Officers At Monthly Meeting

The M. E. Ladies Aid met Tuesday in the Margowski room to elect officers and hold the annual business meeting. New officers include President Mrs. T. W. Armstrong, Vice President Mrs. George Smith, Secretary Mrs. Grover Kite, and Treasurer Miss Susie Dasher. East division president Mrs. Levi Rothenberger, vice president Mrs. Nora Kleinman. South division president Mrs. C. O. Julius, vice president Mrs. Will Greenup. Refreshments were served after.

M. E. Ladies Aid Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Margowski T. W. Armstrong George Smith Grover Kite Susie Dasher Levi Rothenberger Nora Kleinman

Initiation of Freshmen at Rockfield High

The Rockfield High School community held a freshmen initiation at French Post Park on Tuesday evening. Activities included games and a weiner roast as the student body and faculty enjoyed the event with the list of freshmen participants including Fern Montgomery Anna Timmons Edith Wilson Madelyn Ray Hilda Carrigan Olive Myers Nancy Mullin Edith Starkey Mary Guthrie Mabel Martin Erie Starkey Jay Bowman George Montgomery Cecil Wallace Max Landis Truman Plank and Ray Mocherman.

Rockfield French Post Park Fern Montgomery Anna Timmons Edith Wilson Madelyn Ray Hilda Carrigan Olive Myers Nancy Mullin Edith Starkey Mary Guthrie Mabel Martin Erie Starkey Jay Bowman George Montgomery Cecil Wallace Max Landis Truman Plank Ray Mocherman

Hardy People Rise After One Lie Kills Ananias

A brief note highlights growing resilience among people following the biblical account of Ananias dying after a single lie. The item emphasizes moral consequences and social impact rather than narrative detail.

Ananias

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