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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
5
A brief promotion notes that customers who enjoy a radio program will appreciate buying meat and groceries at Cripe's Market as it claims to meet all competition on price and variety.
Wade Farr auditor announces a special session of Carroll County Council at the Delphi courthouse on April 27 1936 at 2 PM to approve additional appropriations from the County Revenue and Gasoline Tax Fund for 1936. Items include salaries for the Highway Department Prosecuting Attorney and County Commissioners plus various line items and a 4 H Club exhibit grant subject to State Board approval. Taxpayers may appeal to the State Board within ten days after the session.
Mr and Mrs Joe Thayer and Mrs Harold Thayer with Misa Grace Swatts visited Cincinnati Friday. A card party at the Armory was held tonight. They visited last weekend with in laws Mrs Herman Wohl and family. Mrs Louise Nimpz of the water…
The Frasers moved into the Mrs W T Brackenridge apartment for temporary residence at 2:30 PM Saturday. The One O'clock bridge club was entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs Walter Clawsom.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 9 a.m. May 14 1936 in the Clerk's office Delphi to investigate applications for beer retailer permits. Applicants include Charles Ross Smith Pittsburg Restaurant and Sam Richardson Sam's Place Pittsburg. Public information and participation are requested.
The Chatterbox Bridge club will be entertained Wednesday evening by Josephine McDowell at the club venue.
Dr. A. S. Lockhart and J. Anthony of Indianapolis spent Tuesday in Pittsburg. Paul Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lear of Little Rock Ark are visiting Miss Florence Stankard in Pittsburg. Lear was called to Delphi by his mother's death.
The Tri Kappa inspection is set for Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Byrum Cros home with Province officer Mrs John Carney of Monticello conducting. Prices are advertised in Cripe's Market window.
Mr and Mrs Max Daugherty travel Sunday to Cleveland Ohio for a week with Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleener once Delphi residents Mrs John Best accompanies the Daughertys to Cleveland en route to Washington DC
The notice references Cripe's Market reward offer and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thayer returning to La Grange Illinois with family. Aileen Thayer spent spring vacation in Delphi with grandparents B F Thayer and Barbara Ann Thayer. Delphi National Guards held a dinner and meeting at Crosby Hotel and Cass County Democrats heard Margaret Afflis introduce Inez M Scholl at a Logansport luncheon.
Paul Johnson offers used Fords on low monthly payments. Mr and Mrs A N Stevens of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Fred Donaldson of Lebanon attend Junto Club dinner at Purdue tonight. Mr and Mrs Willard Reed hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Pat Lowe and Patsy, Mrs Marjorie Baker and Mr and Mrs Chris Bunner of Lafayette.
Mr and Mrs Homer Myer and their children hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mr Myer's mother in Anoka on Sunday. Sixty two relatives and friends attended to celebrate the milestone.
Delphi residents and Indianapolis visitors tour the Home Complete Exposition in Indianapolis. Highlights include the Administrator's building display at the Fair Grounds and praise from Delphi observers for its beauty.
Ruth and Rena Brookshire are visiting Hammond and will travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for a visit.
Quick and Clifford advertise men s work shoes priced at 1 98 2 98 and 3 98 promising softness after miles of use Lazarre Thompson and Mrs Thelma Stubblebine of Indianapolis visited Delphi with their father Wade Thompson on Sunday to shop.
Richard Haugh attended a Notre Dame observance in Lafayette on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haugh left for Evansville after being called to Delphi by the death of Mr. Haughs uncle James Sullivan.
Mrs J H Roller hosts visit by Mr and Mrs Charlie Jones and Mr and Mrs Robert Million at Sitka. Mrs John Pearson and son call on Mr and Mrs Lew Temple in Lockport. Janet Cochran of Lafayette visits relatives here. Mary Hoover and Roy Fowler join Mr and Mrs Robert Million for Thursday evening. Frank Scott and children of Chesterton spend weekend with J H Roller family. Moorer family visit Wm Schock at Sleeth. Mary Hoover hosts daughters and families Sunday. Rev Tully of Burnettsville Brethren Church delivers baccalaureate at Hickory Grove Church.
Mrs Mary Hufford and Dorothy Hufford travel from San gor to visit Rufus Shaffer and kin. Mrs Ralph Dawson and Mrs Nette Cox of Logansport visit friends here and share Sunday dinner with the Sink and family. Mrs Earl Rhinehart and Mrs Clarence Daraugh, recently in Indianapolis hospital, return and improve. The Simons and Chas Marshall of Logansport visit Geo Simons and family. William Smock, expected back from Indianapolis hospital, stays for treatment. Mr Robert Shaffer of Logansport moves into the Alex home.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson of New Waverly spoke at Post Easter meetings at the Christian church last week and rendered several musical numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and sons of Boswell visited Mr. and Mrs. John Smith on Sunday. Mrs. Ike Farmer remains ill.
Mr and Mrs Geo Sites of Rushville visited Mr and Mrs Frank Martin Sunday. Miss Mrydle Goslee of Delphi and Mrs Stella Myers joined Mr and Mrs Wayne Norris and family for Sunday dinner. Several other pairs visited friends and relatives across Monticello Delphi and Brookston during the weekend. A 100th anniversary celebration at Monticello M E church drew attendees from Yeoman and surrounding towns.
Mrs Thyrza Henry returns home from hospital. Numerous neighbors and relatives visit in Patton area including Mr and Mrs Patrick Graham Tioga with Alfred Lilly, Medley Pyrmont, Lucas Oak Grove, O Farrell family, and Chicago guests. Dr Porter of Chicago called on Oliver Marquess and family Saturday.
Afternoon calls from Mr and Mrs John Nichols of Monticello on Saturday evening. Mrs Charles Ballard visited Miss Thyrza Haiy and Frank Wigner family on Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Lilly dined with Miss Emma Creek and Miss Evalyn Wilson of Yeoman. Margaret Baker and Paul Reynolds of Hammond visited Mr and Mrs John Shell and Marion Lucas in Monticello. Alfred Peters and family of Chalmers stopped by in the evening.
Mrs Ernest Stephens and Melvin Platt spouses spent Sunday in Chicago visiting a hospitalized brother. Lee Flora E Stephens couples hosted Neal Flora and others. Faye B Long stayed weekend with parents. Maxine Quinn and Clarence Shambaugh attended a Geneva Garrison Doyle Peters wedding. Charles Hinkle hired a new barber. Lorna Brumfield Leona McGill visited Carmen Ayres. No Sunday evening church services. Elizabeth Stephens Ed Stephens Edna Kirkpatrick attended a state fair exhibit Monday. Dickie Platt admitted to Robert Long hospital for major operation prep.
Miss Zook works for Jess Hunt as staff updates note Mrs. Riggles resigned last week. Mrs. Neal Flora hosted her Sunday school class Thursday night for a social gathering and lesson.
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