Picnic and Anniversary at Presbyterian Church
Rockfield Fourth Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School and families enjoyed a picnic supper in the church basement and then helped Dr and Mrs Mullin celebrate their twenty first wedding anniversary with a gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mullin
Arvil Flora
Lee Flora
Walter Coble
Jean Coble
Thomas Robison
Ernest
Walter Robinson
Herbert Bu
Marjorie
Joe
Betty Mullin
Harley Landis
Armstrong
Camden
Ruth Snoeberger
Town
JC. S. Million
Texas
Million
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Church
Fred Miller
Arthur Frost
Walter Smith
Roy Thomas
Lawrence Hinton
Burrows
John W. Kerlin
Kentland
William
F. Kerlin
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Burrows Presbyterian Church
Oakdale Dam
W. A. Martin
Kenneth Bohannon
Mary
Madeline
Anna Bohannon
Norway
John Deel
C. B. Mellinger
Montmorenci
Tribbett
Delphi Park
C. W. Clark
Logansport
Blanche Watkins
Patterson
Brookston
Ruth Tribbett Ridenour
Sampson Shuey
Bertha Follen
Louis Alexander
Chicago
J. Logan
Madge Isenhour
Ockley
Carl Coble
Martha Galbreth
Burnettsville
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
John Love
Delphi
Donald Mullendere
Rockfield High forms junior senior English paper unit
Rockfield High School plans a biweekly student paper not yet named. Miss Darragh missed Monday due to her brother’s illness. Senior class ordered rings. Freshmen vote John Snoeberger as president with Walter Robison as vice president and Pauline Been as treasurer. Sophomores enroll 17 with Eva Wilson president Vivian Myers vice president Mary Brenner secretary treasurer Everett Tribbett assistant. The agriculture class studies injurious insects and displays Indian relics. Rev. Atkinson gave a talk on work to the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darragh
Fresmen
John Snoeberger
Walter Robison
Pauline Been
Seniors Plan Fundraiser at Post Office on Sept 26
The Seniors host a market at the Post Office on September 26 to raise money for graduation. They ask for community help and support. The Juniors report enrollment of five with Maurice Herr as president and Gladys Cox as VP. Rockfield beat Delphi 9 to 8 and the team claims two wins so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Atkinson
Maurice Herr
Gladys Cox
Adaline Groninger
Owasco A Busy Monday Amid Local Visits and Storm
The report notes Owasco activity with fertilizer loads unloaded by Edw Beard and Charles Gard and Homer Heffley. J Swartz and family visited John Hedderick. Staley near Lafayette and Clarence Frey visitors to M E Frey family. A sale near Beard and a Sunday gathering with Beard family are recorded. An electrical storm struck M H E Frey's house but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville
Owasco
Beard
Charles Gard
Homer Heffley
Jesse Swartz
John Hedderick
Earl Staley
Lafayette
Clarence Freys
M. E. Frey
Harold Frey
Clarence Frey
Sell S. Doty
Delphi
Charles Beard
M. HE. Frey
Prohibition by Lycurgus in Thrace Ends Vine Growth
A historical note describes Lycurgus, Thrace’s king, banning wine about a thousand years before Christ. He, a strict abstainer, forbade wine and uprooted all vines within his realm, enforcing a comprehensive prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycurgus
Thrace
Millions in Diamonds Dug From Hell's Hole in Transvaal
In the Transvaal near Pretoria a vast open pit known as Hell's Hole, the Premier diamond mine, stretches half a mile long and 400 feet deep. Miners haul blue earth to surface tunnels then crush it. 100 tons yield 30 carats. Since 1902 it has produced over 23 million pounds worth of diamonds with no end in sight.
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Transvaal
Pretoria
South Africa
Hell’s Hole
London
Mendelssohn Songs Without Words Not Actually Titled
The article notes Mendelssohn gave no official titles to Songs Without Words. It cites a letter in which he doubts titles like I Think of Thee or Melancholy reflect his intent. It warns labeling music risks subjective interpretation differing among listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
London streets map the city’s trades and life
Fleet Street dominates the newspaper trade while Paternoster Row houses the book trade. Downing Street holds government offices and Bow Street hosts the famed police court. Holborn Viaduct and Regent Street brim with shops, Haymarket with theaters and hotels, Bond Street for jewelers, Pall Mall for fine buildings and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Street
Paternoster Row
Downing Street
Bow Street
Holborn Viaduct
Regent Street
Haymarket
Bond Street
Pall Mall
Opening period of Christ's ministry lessons
Review text outlines Jesus career from birth to early miracles and teaching. It covers Micah and Gabriel prophecy, Jesus as divine yet human, baptism, temptation, John the Baptist followers, marriage at Cana, cleansing the temple, Nicodemus, the Samaritan woman, the nobleman's son, worship in God's house, and Jesus seeking renewal in solitude. Lessons emphasize obedience, salvation, and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Micah
Gabriel
Mary
Joseph
Bethlehem
Jesus Christ
God
Calvary
Satan
John the Baptist
Lamb of God
Redeemer of Man
Temple
Nicodemus
Samaria
Jacob
Reform Corset Waist by Mrs Elizabeth Murphy at Delphi
An advertisement from Delphi Indiana showcases the Reform Corset Waist line designed and made by Mrs Elizabeth Fisher Murphy with help from her daughters Miss Jessie Murphy Miss Lucy Murphy and Mrs Hansel McHardie at 703 East Monore Street R2 Delphi. The range includes Lucie Baby Waist Boys and Girls Reform Waist Maternity Reform Waist and Abdominal Support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Monore St
Delphi
Ind
Elizabeth Fisher Murphy
Jessie Murphy
Lucy Murphy
Hansel McHardie
R. 2
Notice of Administration for Charles Dock estate
Myrtle Dock appointed Executrix by Carroll Circuit Court of Indiana to administer the Last Will and Testament of Charles Dock deceased at Delphi. Estate declared solvent. Executrix Myrtle Dock of Delphi Indiana. James O Obear attorney for Executrix. Delphi Indiana. Dated September 19 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of Indiana
Charles Dock
Delphi
Indiana
Myrtle Dock
James O Obear
Partition suit targets nonresident Helen M Bell in Carroll County
In the Carroll Circuit Court October term 1924 case No. 6245 Hartshorn vs Bell, notices Helen M Bell as a non resident of Indiana. The complaint seeks partition of real estate in Carroll County. Bell must appear by October 27 1924 or be heard in her absence at Delphi Court House. Clerk Clay Pearson attests the filing and service. Boyan Julien attorneys for plaintiff. Delphi Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Indiana
Carroll County
Isene W. Hartshorn
Helen M Bell
Helen M. Hut
Delphi
Ce. Clay Pearson
Boyan & Julien, Atty’s
Notice of Sale of Road Bonds Carroll County Indiana
Notice is given by Carroll County Treasurer that on October 9 1924 at 2 p m in Delphi Indiana the county will sell 20 highway improvement bonds for 682.00 each totaling 13640.00 at not less than par. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually from August 5 1924 for ten years. First due May 15 1925 with semiannual payments thereafter. Bonds issued under Indiana law per county board order for construction and improvement of a local highway petitioned by Charles W Billings. The right to reject any bids is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Delphi
Board of Commissioners of
Charles W. Billings
Cagsrollton Township
Conty
Bond Sale Notice in Carroll County Indiana 1924
Notice that on October 2, 1924 at 10 00 A M the Carroll County Auditor will offer for sale 6074 49 in bonds of Michael A Ryan Drain Washington Township Indiana The ten bonds of 607 45 each mature serially from 1925 to 1929 bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually to be sold at par to highest bidder per Indiana law Mikhael A Ryan Drain project details and authority from the September 2 1924 Board of Commissioners record Delphi Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
Michael A. Ryan Drain
Washington Township
Board of Commissioners
Carrell County
Michael A. Ryan Et al
Drain
R. C. Davdson
A Sentence Prayer
A brief prayer asking guidance and divine will for one's life. The speaker commits themselves to God and asks that He do what seems best.
Talent and Opportunity Bless the Earnest Life
A Baptist Standard aphorism notes that divine aid provides talent time and chance, enabling a person to grow possessions through faith and diligence.
All Belongs to the Lord Varied Proverb
A short devotional saying from a religious text or teacher states that silver and gold belong to the Lord and may be given to whom He pleases.
Belongs to the Lord Quote by Evangelical Teacher
A short aphorism attributed to an Evangelical Teacher declares that what the Lord has saved belongs to the Lord. The line reflects religious ownership and stewardship language typical of devotional writing.
Avoid Guesswork in Daily Thinking and Habit
A concise note warns that guessing breeds laziness and carelessness. It emphasizes disciplined reasoning, mental effort, and using full cognitive powers to avoid poor judgment. Regular practice builds grit and accuracy in decisions.
Asbestos Source Linked to Northern Canada
A Los Angeles Times note states most asbestos comes from northern Canada where it has limited local use, implying ongoing supply for external demand. The remark highlights regional production and utilization gaps in the material trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Los Angeles Times
Carroll County to Sell Bonds for J K L Caughell Drain
Auditor of Carroll County Indiana offers for sale at the office bonds totaling 7261.76 dollars for James KL Caughell Drain in Adams Township. Fifteen bonds dated Sept 1, 1924 with 484.12 dollar annual interest, certificates numbered 1 through 15, with dates between 1925 and 1929, as authorized by the Sept 2 1924 resolution. bids may be rejected.
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Rockfield
Rockfield High School
A. H. Brewer
the Citizen
Delphi Dry Cleaning and Pressing Co
Franklin Street
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
F. S. Girard
God’s
India
James KL. Caughell
Adams Township
J. L. Caughell
Boe
Davdson
Filus
Washington ST
Kentucky Ave
HOTEL
Lincoln
R. L. Meyer
The
Kodak
Irvice
A. W. Wolever
Reeder Trucking Co
Flora
L. G. Niewerth
Delphi, Ind
Queen Pocahontas
Carroll County Lbr. & Coal Co
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