Local residents visit, gatherings span Yeoman to Delphi
A week of neighborhood calls and socials includes Mrs. Jay Nace visiting Mrs. Robert Harmon, families from Gary Delphi and Monticello spending evenings with friends, church events, a Lutheran Sunday school outing, and a tea for seventh and eighth graders. Also noted are new address moves, births, and a mattress ad in Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Nace
Robert Harmon
Jessie Marquess
Charles Keel
Gary
Oliver Marquess
Local social rounds span many visits and church events
Rev and Mrs Russell Kilmer and families attended Buffalo revival meetings with helpers and Purdue student H M Zaki from Egypt visited friend Lester Heath before returning to Purdue. Numerous local families hosted and visited relatives including Gardner Kitchell Brewer Brookshire Thurston Million and others with church activities, birthdays, and Scout outings observed around Rockfield Delphi Lafayette and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kilmer
Idaville
John Dimmitt
Gene Million
Buffalo
Harry Fagan
H. M. Zaki
Egypt
Purdue
Lester Heath
Chester Gardner
Chicago
Thomas Kitchell
Monon
Howard Brewer
Donald
Enid Brookshire
Isabelle Pratt
Local Social Notes From West of Delphi and Lafayette
Mrs Paul Julien and Mr Frank Brewer moved from Linden to Lafayette where he works. Mrs John Brewer returns to Delphi from her son’s home. Paul Julien was ill with flu earlier. Mrs Ora Hamilton of Springboro visited relatives in Lafayette. William Pearson and family recently moved to a farm south of town and hosted friends. Hazel Elliott visited Mrs Paul Julien. A feature mentions Baron Ballysane who clung to old ways for 60 years, now dead, with a tease for The American Weekly in The Chicago Herald American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Fred Sanders
Ida Patton
Lafayette
Frank Kerlin
Flora
John W. Kerlin
H. Hugo
Presbyterian Church
William Langhoff
Palatine
Ill
Harry Temple
Miss Love Groninger
Mollie Conaroe
South Bend
Finis Fouts
Deer Creek
John Kerlin
Charles Stigers
William Tribbett
Greencastle
Leo de Vault
Delphi
Harry Stigers
Earl
Jay Stigers
Frank Trent
Earl Stuart
Cass County Hospital
Frank Brewer
Linden
Brewer
John Brewer
Paul Julien
Ora Hamilton
Springboro
William Pearson
Hazel Elliott
Baron Ballysane
Queen Victoria
Chicago Herald-American
Adv
Local families visit over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Edward Lane and Junior Lane of near Cutler visited here Sunday. Margaret Clawson of Frankfort spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Clawson. Mr and Mrs William Oswalt visited Sunday with Parker Lucas. Mr and Mrs Amos Herr and daughter of Ockley visited Clarence Jackson and family. Frank Bougher and family of Ft Wayne L D Dickinson and family and Mr and Mrs James Bougher visited Mrs Margaret Bougher Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph VanAtta
Idaville
Frank Pencebaker
Charles Clark
Clarence Cripe
Monticello
Addie Overley
Harry Overley
Lawrence Fry
Yeoman
Charles Ballard
Thomas O'Farrell
O’farrell
Richard Medley
Ockley
Samuel Wise
Allinee
Springhurst
Frank Wigner
Carl Metz
McCully
Charles McCully
Betty Kaufman
Delphi
Floyd Russell
Lora Mae Mason
Frank Deitz
Thomas Wilson
Indianapolis
John Freeman Dilling
Henry Dilling
Edwin Roth
Oliver Marquess
Sheridan
Robert Harmon
W. G. Million
Oak Grove
Elia Hall
Brookston
Ethel Whitcher
Nettie Whitcher
Fannie Curtis
Fred Gaumer
Edward Lane
Junior Lane
Near Cutler
Margaret Clawson
Frankfort
John Clawson
William Oswalt
Parker Lucas
Amos Herr
Clarence Jackson
Frank Bougher
Ft. Wayne
L. D. Dickinson
James Bougher
Margaret Bougher
Local Notes Include Illness, Travel, and Fire Losses
Callie Airheart shows improvement after blood transfusions for ulcers. Mrs. Laura Hendryx visits Bloomington relatives then returns home. Mrs. Walter Fauber visits Frankfort friends and hosts a farewell dinner for Harold Reed and wife departing for Canada. Cecil Redding farm home north of Springboro burns with one child inside. only partial help arrives. Gleason Gardner undergoes grafts that fail to knit. patient returned to hospital. Clay Harmony Homemakers move April 9 meeting to Mrs. Clarence Fry’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Airheart
Laura Hendryx
Gertrude Kalahar
Bloomington
Walter Fauber
Harry Martin
Frankfort
Harold Reed
Canada
Gleason Gardner
Cecil Redding
Springboro
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Patton Miss Thyrza Henry
Herb Smith
Lutheran Sunday School
Raymond Judy
Otis Beamer
Fort Wayne
Jo Dean Shaffer
Oh Susanna
Mary Ann Hyman
Mary Hedde
Mary Margaret Quinn
Margaret Hedderich
Marjorie Wise
Walter Teel
Harold Baker
Danny
Albert Cree
John Ramey
James Myers
Anderson
Dan Michaels
Parker Simmons
Merle Michaels
Walter Parrott
Claude ‘Linn
Masland
Argonne Rug
Masland Argonne
Masland Argonne Rugs
David R. Baum
W. Main Delphi, Indiana
Ismers
Burrows
Syracuse
Elisha Watson
Jefferson Twp
Emma Young
Forest Redding
Wayne Clingenpeel
Helen
Gerald
Wilbur Kilmer
George Kilmer
Logansport
Doris Smith
Social Union of the Presbyterian Church
Minnie Million
Lula Smith
Nina Robinson
Jean Edging
Genevieve Plank
Helen Flora
Mabel Mullin
Lois Bowman
Mabel Deel
Harry Hatton
Rockfield School
Sanders
Betty Winslow
Marjorie Fesler
Joan Hallam
Nettie Berkshire
Norma Jean Allen
Miss Scott
Dick Nipple
Dick McCarty
Jean Fincher
Robert Shidler
Gerald Smith
Dick Ward
George Deel
John Deel
Mary Jackson
Herman Foster
Hershel Myers
John Callum
Russell Whiteman
Kirklin
Elmer Jackson
Roy Larimore
William Shaffer
Wayne Shaffer
Olaf Jackson
Hazel Beard
James Troxell
Ben Felthoff
Phillip Strausser
G. V. Stevenson and Son
Laura Stevenson and Son
Rossville
William Rude
Donna Faye
Rude
Baby
St. Elizabeth Hospital
John Kirkpatrick
Charles Fullmer
Harve Hoshaw
W.C
Richard DIX
Joan Fontaine
Gail Patrick Edward Ellis
Congo
Ann Sothern
John Carroll
Rita Johnson
Shepperd Strudwick
Mary C. McCall Jr
H. C. Potter
J. Walter Ruben
Barn Yard Symphony
Oregon Trail
Eve
Bargain Family Mat
Dakotas
West OF
Radnor
Clay Harmony Home Economics Club
Clarence Fry
Martin Irmigers
Howell
O’brien
Margowski
CUBIC
Shelvas
Foor
Shelvador
Food Co
Furniture & Appliances
Delphi, Indiana
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