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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
5
Courtesy notice urges readers to inform the Citizen of visits and departures as a helpful courtesy. The item requests readers to share coming and going details to aid social notices.
Mr and Mrs Frank Meyers of Burrows entertained at a fish dinner Tuesday for Mr and Mrs Earl Bowman Mr and Mrs Isaac Bowman and Rev and Mrs H Hugo Mother's Day Candy sells from 50c to 2 50 at Margowskis Drug Store 9 31 Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson of Frankfort visited Tuesday with their son Paul Johnson and family.
Mr and Mrs Will Smock have sold their Burrows residence to Mr and Mrs William Cronin and will move about May 1 to Delphi.
Dr and Mrs George D Beamer entertained friends at their Monroe street home on Wednesday evening. Try one of our delicious cakes for your Sunday dinner Heflongs Bakery Mrs Ava Cawthorn of Indianapolis was a guest Monday and Tuesday of Mr and Mrs Willard Reed.
Mrs Roy Dillman was discharged and returned to her home Sunday after treatment at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette.
Mr and Mrs Byram Crosby spent the weekend with the latter s parents in Gliden Iowa Mrs Crosby s mother has been seriously ill
Mrs. Mabel Herrod of Lafayette was seen in Delphi on Monday for a business matter.
Reed Schermerhorn of this city will leave next month for an extended trip through the east visiting Brooklyn New York and Washington D C before returning to Delphi. Mrs Hubert Gros fell from her back door step Saturday afternoon fracturing a bone in her foot. For your sandwiches try Bernies Buns fresh daily at Heflengs Bakery.
Booster reports that several local K of C members will attend the district meeting on Sunday at Renssel aer. Planned attendees include Mrs. Harry Haugh and son Jerry, and Mary and Matthew Hanranan.
The Log Roofing Company completed an asphalt shingle roof on the Robinson farm barn using the new clipped hex cop per in bright green. Marie Frisbee a Laf ayette school teacher and Carroll county resident recovers at home from six weeks pneumonia. Jerry Haugh and his mother Mrs Mary Haugh were Sunday visitors in Logansport.
Mr and Mrs B F Drake were weekend guests at Bloomington. Mr and Mrs Edward Gerard visited Indianapolis Monday with daughter Mrs Ralph Hanya who is recovering from an appendectomy. Two pint cans Johnsons Glo Coat for price of one at Margowskis Drug Store. Supply limited.
Mrs. Wiliam Pullen spent several days this week in Cutler with friends and relatives. The note appears in a brief society blurb near the Journal office announcing new cards at the specialty shop.
Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson move into the apartment above their business while Mr and Mrs Hubert Bolhauve take the house recently vacated in the same area.
Jack Brough of Lafayette spent Sunday with his aunt Mrs. Sarah Rogers. Mrs. George D. Beamer, president of the local Tri Kappa chapter, left for Indianapolis to attend the sorority's state convention.
James Rogers of Delphi and George W Kinsey of Camden have returned home after months at a CCC camp near Lafayette. The Blythe Funeral Home has a new bright green asphalt shingle roof installed by Loy's. Mrs Alicia Lanier and Miss Mary Heflong hosted the Charter Box club at Miss Heflong's home on Wednesday.
Jean Hamling daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Hamling of Delphi won first in the PTA amateur show at the armory. She sang Little Old Lady. Kathryn McCain took second and Joan Griffith third. About 24 amateurs performed over two nights. $100 was cleared. Ralph Reagan hosted and Loyal Hoshaw provided commentary for local movies.
The Camden high school senior class will stage The Purple Tantrum at 8 15 Friday and Saturday April 23 and 24 in the Camden community A piano prelude will be by Walter Hawke Between acts Dickie Humphreys seven from West Lafayette will perform ty numbers Dickie has danced at the Sher man Hotel Chicago College Inn and Grand Ballroom and won two amateur contests in Chicago Cast from Camden includes Jane Witter Carolyn Hedderich Alice L Cree Mary J Harter Anna Case Donnabelle Beckner Arthur Shonk Eugene Titus John A Ritchey and Walter Fross Fross has a double role in the play
Charles Cloe aged 49 salesman for Flora Hardware died suddenly from heart disease at his Burlington home Monday night. Survived by widow, son Dale, daughter Imogene, brother Ray of Cutler and three sisters in Tipton. Funeral held Wednesday at Burlington Brethren Church with Rev. G. Y. Gilmer presiding. Burial in Ball Hill cemetery.
Mrs Clarence Hyman music instructor at Rockfield and Camden schools will take 50 students to West Lafayette to broadcast from Purdue University station WBAA. The group appears on Just Kids at 11 am and the combined orchestra with a 30 voice choir perform 11 30 to 12.
William Ashba Delphi postmaster announces a civil service examination soon to select a district parole officer. Salary ranges from 150 to 195 dollars per month. Applicants must be men at least 25. Applications close April 26. Blanks available by writing the Bureau of Personnel 141 Meridian Street Indianapolis.
A new American Radiator boiler has been installed in the Odd Fellows building by Francis Wilson local plumber. Trustees report they are well pleased with the installation. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Poole and Mrs. Trotter and Charles Poole of Indianapolis will visit over the weekend with Mrs. Poole's grandmother Mrs. Levi Rothenberger.
John Koble of south of Cutler died Tuesday morning after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Hawkins County Ohio on Sept 18 1852 he married Clarissa Jacobs on March 2 1886. He leaves a widow three sons Jesse Rossville William Valparaiso James Fort Wayne and a daughter Mrs Bertha Pearson Sheridan. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon from the residences.
The Brookston high school alumni banquet will be held Saturday evening April 24 in the school auditorium. John F. Klepinger vice president leads arrangements replacing the late Gladys Roberts as president. Dinner at 7 oclock followed by music from the high school orchestra directed by Miss Margaret Payne. Program guests include H T Brockway Mrs Jacob Kennedy Paul McDowell Harold Blue Dick Elmore Mrs Bess McClean Glen Maxwell Marvin Johnson Mrs Anna W Wallace and Dr C J Brockway.
Deer Creek township farmer Quincy Downham, who bought a chauffeur license in Delphi after his 1936 operator permit was revoked, faces trial in Logansport city court today for violation of the original order as an appeal of a DUI charge continues. Police last Saturday found him driving with the Delphi license.
The Ideal Beach Resort on Shafer Lake announces a major enlargement and redesign of its dance pavillion. Twelve hundred square feet of new floor space will be added at the north end and a surrounding promenade will encircle the area. A rollable roof over the new section will let dancers enjoy the open air on warm evenings. Dick Hartom and his Illinois orchestra will play next Sunday while Tracy Hadley’s eleven piece band from the south will perform on Saturday night.
Examinations announced for senior visitor junior visitor and visitor aide in Carroll County with filing deadline May 7. Applications blanks available from the Bureau of Personnel 141 South Meridian Street Indianapolis. Salary ranges listed senior visitor 90 to 110 dollars junior visitor 80 to 85 dollars and visitor aide 50 to 75 dollars.
Miss Georgianna Shilling and Jack Orr at Purdue University spent the weekend with their parents here. The Whiteman Brothers Elevator roof has just been resurfaced with hot asphalt.
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