Miss Marylee Miller Spends Weekend at Lebanon Home
Miss Marylee Miller spent the weekend at her home in Lebanon, enjoying leisure time away from her usual duties.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
5
Miss Marylee Miller spent the weekend at her home in Lebanon, enjoying leisure time away from her usual duties.
A son named Kenneth Earl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schnepp. Mr. and Mrs. John Jakes and their daughter Lucille of Logansport spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowl.
The column reports Kirkpatrick Sisters selling genuine reed Easter baskets and a $65 market profit for Catholic ladies. It lists numerous aunts uncles and residents visiting, moving, or working in Delphi, Lafayette, Logansport, and Indianapolis. It notes smallpox vaccination, library book shortages, and recent social events.
The Tri Kappa Sorority teamed with the Sunshine Club to raise 85 from a Saturday tag day. The funds will be donated to tornado victims in southern Indiana.
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Davis of Indianapolis visit their aunt Mrs C T Amick in Delphi. Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Kennard of Yeoman dies and is buried in Clymers. Dr Ben Julien and Dr C C Donaldson of Indianapolis visit relatives in Delphi. L T Wolever and children from Fort Wayne visit A W Wolever in North Wilson Street. Miss Hazel Shaffer from De Pauw will holiday in Centralia Illinois with relatives. Christian church Missionary Society met at the Mount residence with Mrs E H Dame leading.
A marriage license was issued to Roy J. Davis a farmer of Burnettsville and Maude May Million daughter of Willard Million of Burnettsville.
Fire crews responded around 6 30 Monday morning to Oscar Hall residence in West Delphi to quell a roof fire. The blaze caused damage but no injuries were reported.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend in Delphi and nearby towns. Delph i schools closed for spring break with plans for next week. Indiana University graduates Gerald Moore Hilda Kearns and Esther Colvin named among 52 receiv ing AB degrees on June 10. William C. Timberman fined five dollars in a mortgaged property sale case.
Mr and Mrs W C Wiley of Ridgeville Mason Stuart of Canton Ohio John Stuart and the children of Lehrie Guthrie spent the weekend at the home of Benjamin F Stuart in Adams Township.
A son named Glenn Robert was born on Monday to Mr and Mrs Glenn Hosahow of Ockley. Mrs J M Brafford and granddaughter William Ruth of Indianapolis are visiting the Levi Rothenberg home.
Two Sunday School classes led by George Brewer and Charles Bow en will host a Wednesday evening program featuring the Purdue University Glee Club at the Presbyterian Church on April 15.
Governor Jackson issues an official proclamation designating Friday April 17 as Arbor Day and orders suitable exercises in state schools to observe the occasion.
Mrs Anna Snyder and her daughter Mrs Mayme Cowdin relocate from an apartment in Delphi to a house in South Delphi. The Faubers who lived at the Snyder residence have moved to Lafayette.
Mrs. E. Dill and sons Edward and Bob, and Mrs. J. W. Swickard and sons Jack and Dick, traveled from South Bend to spend the weekend with Mrs. Swickard's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferling in South Delphi.
Mrs Ralph W Davis has tuberculosis and is in critical condition with no hope of recovery. She is staying at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Crowell in Carroll County.
Tuesday evening at 5 30 a small fire was put out at the home of Mrs Charity Pearson on East Franklin street caused by an explosion of a coal oil stove in the upper part of the house occupied by Miss Winnie Scott.
Mrs. Fanny Smith recalls the severe snow and hail storm that hit on April 2 1909 as she notes that April 2 this year was a beautiful day, highlighting the long-ago weather contrast.
Mrs. Josephine Ives returns Tuesday from a Cambridge visit with her daughter Miss Mary. John Hiett Ives attends the University of Illinois and Joseph Ives attends the University of Michigan, and they will spend their spring vacation at home next week.
Dr C C Crampton and Harry E Reed head the enrollment drive to recruit 6050 young men aged 17 to 24 from Ohio Indiana and West Virginia before June 1. Attendees at a Marion Walton gathering honored Mace Arnot on his birthday. Everett L Gardner named to state conservation commission. Obear wins Delphi oratorical contest on The Constitution with 15 prize. Various lectures and appointments noted at Purdue and local churches.
Residents welcome the replacement of the old Attica station after the 16-car wreck and fire. A new Wabash station will rise with Pos ton brick slate tile roof copper gutters and spouts. Main waiting room will serve men and women separately with a private women’s waiting room. estimated cost about 13500 dollars.
Robert Wason and Robert Bradshaw were guests of Willy Crooks in Toledo, cousin of Mrs. Bradshaw. The four Bobs with William Kerlin and Joseph Brackenridge were returning from Oberlin when they collided with a car whose driver failed to signal. William and Joseph came from Huron to Delphi, then they all traveled home Thursday after repairs.
Miss Charline Raub of Rockford TL is spending the spring vacation at the Dr C E and Dr John Carney homes. Raub is a student at age.
Evangelistic services at the Baptist and Methodist churches draw strong crowds all week. Rev. Martinson of the Baptist church and Rev. C. C. Jordan of the Monticello Methodist church deliver inspiring sermons each evening. Daily home prayer meetings report exceptional attendance across churches.
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