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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1934

Page

4

Locals and Personal News From Monticello and Nearby

Monticello residents buy refrigerators from Herb Smith with Dr John Carney Geo Spencer and Ernest Newell among buyers. The Burrows Presbyterian church hosts a Saturday fish fry and the Methdist ladies aid met Tuesday. City folks report hospital stays travel and visits with relatives while merchants promote fall wear and gift items.

John Carney Geo. Spencer Monticello

New Refrigerators Displayed by Smite

Introduction of the new electric refrigerators draws crowds as Leonard models debut in Smite showroom. Local buyers include Dean Rice and Dr. John Carney while features claim two cold sides, folding shelves, 12 freezing speeds and quick freezing to eight degrees above zero for rapid ice cube production.

Herb Smith Leonard Refrigerator Co Mr. Smith Dean Rice C. A. Davies Kenneth Liebert Thomas Wilbur John Carney Geo. Spencer Ernest Newe Elizabeth Grantham Leonard Electric Leonard

Advancing Frozen Dessert Prep With Extreme Temperature Techniques

A brief mention notes extreme temperature methods aiding rapid freezing of desserts. The fragment highlights high efficiency and usefulness in preparing previously difficult frozen treats. No further context or names are provided.

Death of Aileen Haugh Widow of George Haugh

Aileen Haugh 61 widow of George Haugh and former Delphi resident died Thursday evening at her home in Indiana polis after a brief illness. Survived by two sons William and Gerald and two sisters Stella and Thelma. Funeral services Monday at Little Flow Church Indianapolis conducted by Father Marchino. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs Mary Haugh and son Jerry attended.

Bert Clifton Camden George O. Beamer Mary Hugh Paul Dickison East Monroe Street Mother Xavier St. Joseph’s Parochial School Kokomo Hospital Wilbur Hall Anderson George Hall Joe Clark East Franklin Street Beatrice Davis Frankfort Ei Dame Mamie Sharpe Bruce Keeton Indianapolis Donald Holmes Russell Holmes Home Hospital Orin Clawson Trene Shaffer G. A. Shaffer Jean Kathryn Sharp Levi Rothenberger Robert Conn Harry Cleo Roderick Battle Ground Agnes Louise Smith Monticello Agnes Smith Mildred Reser Young America Lloyd Wagoner Everett Baer Tom McComus Galveston Wm. Large Huntington Ada Hinkle Barbara Black Riley Hospital Grége Ed. Huff Monon Myr B. B. Mayhill Kathryn Griffith New York City Harry B. Parker E. O. Grimm Rockville Crawfordsville Russell Clawson South of Delphi The Red Cross Court House C. T. Amick Chicago C. E. Walbert Marylinn Clifford Reed Cora Herman Pete Scallion Hardemen Okal Voorhees South Bend Nancy McCormick Ruth Wilbur Lane C. O. Hubbler Bringhurst Florence Gamble Robert Gamble Leona Elizabeth Murphy Chas. Zahn Lafayette Carrollton Inn Millard Quinn Ella Michel Flora W. Michel Flora Methodist Church Elizabeth Fisher Charles Zahn Earl Thompson Fred ‘Morrison C. O. Julius Freemont Mich Julins Yetta Hollowell Charles William Adams Lorrimer Adams Pittsburgh C. W. Best Frankfort Heating Company James A. Lucas Clinton Aileen Haugh George Haugh William Gerald Stella Thelma Little Flow Father Marchino Holy Cross Cemetery Mary Haugh Jerry

Miss Dora Hemmig Recovering From Auto Accident

Miss Dora Hemmig daughter of Mrs Nora Hemmig of Ockley is recovering after injuries from an automobile accident south of Rossville several days ago.

Carrie Jones Patterson Field Dayton Russell Williamson Frances Amick Butler College C. T. Amick Catherine Eagan South Bend Anna Honan Dora Hemmig Nora Hemmig Ockley Rossville

Suit pricing by C. O. Julius Clothier

The ad compares tailored and ready to wear suits. Tailored suits start at 23.50 while stock or ready to wear suits begin at 15.00 in good quality with lower prices offered for other options. The retailer is C. O. Julius Clothier.

C. O. Julius

Presbyterial meeting set for Thursday and Friday

The fifty eighth annual Presbyterial meeting will be held Thursday and Friday at Cutler Indiana. Ladies attending from Delphi include Mrs. Harry Parker C A Smith Mark Carter Miss Julia Irel Sam Dyer and G A Shaffer.

Cutler Ind Delphi Harry Parker C. A. Smith Mark Carter Julia Irel Sam Dyer G. A. Shaffer

Card Party Held at Catholic Community Center

A Wednesday night card party was hosted at the Catholic community center with Miss Mary Margowski Mrs Tom Crosby and Harry Baer in charge of the event.

Cnter Mary ‘Margowski Tom Crosby Harry Baer

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Ernest Newell Lewis Grantham Bulk Garden Seeds Elless & Orr Drug Store Burrows Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Lee Flora Good Samaritan Kokomo Ed Frazer Grimm Dorothy Swope Fowler Lulu McDowell Hugh Lipsitt Diane George Obear Gossard Miss Allerdice H. W. Gossard Co Oke Logansport, Indiana Sinclair Opaline Pennsylvania Oil Sinclair Baum Green House Eugene Conn Houk Merchandise Shop Gus Ficher Silas Dern Farmers’ Union Flora Library Howard Bradshaw Hamburg N. Y Kay Lucas Kotex and Models Wilbur Day Lorenz Grimm C. C. Crampton Levi Blickenstaff D. L. Keen Home Missionary Society Methodist Charles Bowen Champaign Ill W. B. Wason E. W. Bowen Rockfield P. T. A SMITE Irene Shop Journal Building Ethel Bargraves Delphi Hatchery W. J. Beard Met Shell Strasbias St. Louis Allen Taylor Robert S. Lewis Shell American Indiana
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