Wilbur Lucas Moves From Kokomo to Clifford Grocery Flat
Wilbur Lucas, who recently purchased the Culp barber shop, has moved from Kokomo to the front apartment over the Clifford grocery.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
5
Wilbur Lucas, who recently purchased the Culp barber shop, has moved from Kokomo to the front apartment over the Clifford grocery.
Weekend visits and family news. births, illnesses, and social events across Delphi area. A son born in Camden named Thomas. Marjorie Isaacs returns from Niles. health updates for Robert Balser and others. Local church food market planned. Easter market looming. court terms adjourned and replevin action noted.
Easter hat shoppers can find a wide selection in Delphi with more than 500 hats in colors and styles. Stetson and other makes offer prices from $7.00 upward while other brands run from $3.00 to $5.00, all in good quality.
A marriage license was issued Monday to Charles L. Whiteman and Evelyn E. Barr with parental consent noted. Both underage, they were accompanied by their parents in Logansport and Camden respectively for the ceremony.
The high school operetta The Lucky Jade was presented Friday evening by the boys and girls glee clubs under Miss Naomi Pruitt. An audience nearly filled the gym. Joe Coomey and Ilda Trent sang main solos. Elsie Perigo had the comic role. Francis Amick played piano. Cast also included Ed ward Godhenour, Winifred Conley, Kathryn Lucas, Clatra Kennard, Lloyd Joyce, Loren Grimes, Earl Powell, Ted Owens, Janet Olson, Joe Haslet, Tom Hannell and Paul Jacoby. Seed culture ad appears after the show.
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