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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1926
Page
8
Rental agency offers property rental and sale services. Encourages listing properties for rent or sale and invites buyers to contact. Identifies Carroll County Loan and Trust Company as a leading local real estate dealer.
Rock Creek Township social notes record Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Binkley and daughter Rosella Gish of Camden visiting Joseph Been and wife on Sunday. Vernon Flattery farms for Isabella and Joseph Magee this year. Daniel Mosier visits Joseph Robbins and wife this week. Thad Harper and family of east of Burrows were in Logansport Thursday. Orville Hinkle and wife, in a new Dodge, visited the Chas Harvey home and with Mrs. Harvey and Morris viewed Carrollton bridge. Tom Williams and Luther Wingard also noted.
Mrs Arv2 McDowell and Fod McDowell visited in Royal Center. Mrs Roy Thomas and daughter Ret Ellen stay with relatives in Lowell. Circle Girls of Presbyterian met with Miss Hilda Carrigan. Several families attended a Colonial Theatre show in Logansport. Multiple guests, illnesses, and travel noted including funeral in Wabash and flu cases.
Jean Hatfield aged 23 of Walton died by her own action in a South Bend rooming house. Perschbacker of Rochester, a former husband of Hatfield, is jailed for investigation. The two had a years long relationship and a poison bottle was found at the scene. Hatfield had worked in South Bend and was previously married.
Mrs. Tressie Schock of Racine Wisconsin spent the weekend with her ailing father Andy Mikesell. Born Thursday a son to Mr and Mrs Earl Vories named Robert. Charity Pearson of Delphi visits daughter Mrs Charles Jones and husband. George Sites and Sam Maxwell families attend Milo Pearson funeral at Wabash. Lewis Mikesell Milton Mikesell of Indianapolis return home because of Andy Mikesell’s illness. George Sites guests of Tena Sites in Ida ville. John Roach visits Earl Vories family. Missing Long Cliff man found near Van Scotts. sheriff notified and to Delphi. Robert Kilmer ill with flu. Walter Atkinson of Chicago visiting Charles Jones. Homer Shafer moves to Crowell farm Adams township. Mrs Vint Mikesell and son visit mother Mrs Joe Mikesell.
Go ff s Specials advertises 1 lot of children s black hose 15 cents per pair and ginghams 25 cents per yard plus 18 by 36 inch grass rug at 20 cents. Wall paper cleaner featured. Goffs Variety Store offers sales and assorted items.
Camden Memorial Shop in Camden Indiana promotes a large selection of monuments in all sizes. The ad touts low prices and a broad inventory as the largest in Carroll County.
Pleasant Run residents attended a Crawfordsville performance of Hulda from Holland with Jack Swatts in the lead. It marks his third role since entering Wabash College last fall. Nearby families and neighbors visited and joined in social gatherings during the weekend and week.
The Citizen Classified Ad column reports two stores sold this week and invites readers to list any items for disposal.
The page mixes an interurban time table for East and West bound trains with local notes on linage, agent contact and annual subscription prices. It also includes ads for cement drain tiles and several short local social items mentioning visits and moves.
Mrs. Ed Shepard, seriously ill, is improving at this time with care from her daughters Tina Kensey and Harry Morris of Ft. Wayne. W. V. VanDer Volgen and Mrs. Sarah Parker are listed as sick. Mrs. Wm. Tyler visited her Logansport mother. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henderson were Kokomo visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker and babe visited Camden relatives, and Mrs. James Bair and daughter Mary Alice returned to Indianapolis after Pittsburg visits.
The advertisement lists ladies dress slippers and pumps in black patent tan and kid with buckles straps and Cuban heels priced from 5.06 to 6.95. It also promotes arch support shoes, babies and growing girls styles, and a selection of men oxfords and kid kangaroo uppers priced 1.98 to 7.50 with various color options.
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