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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1926
Page
8
In a market note, Titlow promotes 8 to 11 dollar suits with two pairs of pants, available in blues, tans and greys. Quick and Clifford.
Local residents report numerous calls and visits among families and friends. Irene Piatt, Clara Burke, and the Piatt clan are mentioned with several Monticello and Logansport connections, while Chadd, Burke, Roth, Gaumer, and Arthur households appear in several hospitality exchanges.
Local residents report minor injuries in a vehicle collision involving Raymond Pearson and Mrs. Chas Clawson of Delphi. Multiple residents relocate homes and businesses while community events include a missionary meeting, a May Day market, and several family visits and hospital updates.
Indianap lis News marks its first anniversary while The Show Citizen celebrates one year of publication Luna Coffee and Smiths Grocery are named in a local feature noting area businesses and community ties.
SLEETH Little Marylyn Burris is much better after having the flu. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Powell and son and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foust, all of Walcott, called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foust Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marion Schock of Delphi spent Sunday with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foust and Mr. and Mrs. Parker Simmons and son Lawrence called on Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Micheal Sunday. They are recovering from the flu. Doc Medley, who is working near Chalmers, spent Sunday with his parents here.
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen McNulty held at Flora on Tuesday afternoon attended by Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams Mrs Guthrie Mrs Harvey and others. Sunday visitors to Larry Guthrie and Mrs Guthrie included J D Riley Isabella MacGee and Chas Williams and wife. Dora West and wife visited near Burrows earlier in the week. Larry Guthrie is sowing a large acreage of oats and has worked at it for about a week. Melvin Ray Johns has Trim Williamson and a helper from Burrows plastering painting and papering the interior of his house. Fred Cates township assessor canvassed the neighborhood this week. Dogs fewer than in winter. Miss Emily Guthrie shopped in Delphi Saturday. Wilson Sterrett and son-in-law Junior Nethercutt are erecting a fence along the south side of his farm. Joseph Smith and family moved to the Mill property on Elizabeth Guthrie's farm to work for Larry Guthrie and Arthur Hildebrand during the farming season. Royal Scepter Coffee Smiths Groc
Clark Ginn accepts Purdue dairy department position and rooms with Hugh and Janet Cochran. Miss Ethel Dillman helps at John Redding home west of Brookston. Mrs. Redding ill. John Shockley and family visit with George and Mrs. Fair. Miss Emily Guthrie calls on sister Mrs. Charles Vaughan Vaughan family north of Rockfield. Noah Davis visits with son Harry Davis in Monticello. Sam Swatts visit Bernie Thayers. Robert Johnson health fluctuates but improves. Vaughan family dinner with Emily Guthrie north of Rockfield. Joe Robinson and nephew Walter Hatters visit Wess Robinson. Mrs. Charles Weaver sick with influenza. Earl Weaver visits. Delphi high school seniors Geneva Ginn and Paul Ireland in play. Bills for Ford models up to 1926 sold by Francis Wilson at 757 E Monroe St.
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