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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
7
Community notes record Miss Omega Elston at the grand lodge of the Eastern Star in Indianapolis this week. Irene Hartman Irma Hartman Ruth Hartman visit. families—Sleeths of Brookston Osendorf of Battle Ground McClean near Delphi and others share weekend calls and birthday celebrations.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bingaman spent Monday evening with her brother Joshua Renier and family and brought their daughter home with them. Mr and Mrs Joshua Renier are parents of a baby boy born Monday evening April 25. School at Pittsburg closed Friday. Chalmer Peterson bus driver treated students to a special snack. Mrs Amanda Mikesell returned to her granddaughter’s home for an indefinite stay. Mr and Mrs Will Loveland and daughter Florence visited Sunday with her brother Charles Davis Vaughan and family. Miss Isabelle Swatts spent the weekend with her parents. Seneca Shepard suffered a painful accident Monday afternoon his toe needing stitches. He is recovering. Mrs Josephine Bingaman visited with sister Haynes Bunn north of Lockport Friday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis of Hickory Grove spent Sunday with sisters near Flora. Mr and Mrs Noah Davis hosted Monticello guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Sayers and John Robinson of Michigan City visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joe Robinson. Mr and Mrs Alvin Pritts hosted dinner with their children including Raymond Dillman and family near Bringhurst. Roy Dillman began work at the Delphi Ice Plant Tuesday morning.
Adams Township High School held a well attended commencement on Saturday evening with Rev. Kern of Delphi delivering the address and the Bringhurst orchestra providing music. Three graduates were named Miss Helen Blackwell Francis Frye and Gladys Munson.
Numerous brief items list visits and returns among Delphi residents and neighbors. Agnes Herr visits with the Mellingers. births announced for Jesse McCarty’s son. Ruth Cripe’s California visit. Bertha Follen’s Chicago trip. various families’ Sunday gatherings and dinners. church social meeting. health notes on Roy Wilson. moves and relocations involving Eva Wilsen and Misses Carrigan. multiple trips to Buck Creek Logansport North Judson Lafayette and Monticello. house guests Ara Lee and others.
Thomas Schnepp lost a valuable cow to lightning on Tuesday evening. Neighborhood folk visit relatives and attend events, including weddings and hospital updates. Several families move houses or farms, attend a high school reception, and a Danville couple wed taking residence in Lon Down property.
Mrs Della Schenck spent a month with her son Dr Foss Schenck and wife in Indianapolis then returned to Camden for a short stay. About thirty five friends surprised Mrs Guy Coplen on her birthday with ice cream and wafers. Kathryn Ulery won third in the district Latin contest and will receive a medal at Literary Field Day on April 22. Mildred Cree also competed but did not rank. Al Booker and wife of Darlington came to visit Camden relatives. Mrs Della Shanks, who had been visiting Flora, arrived to see Camden friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Myer with Emily Jane visited Seymour to see the Henderson family. Mrs Myer will travel to Indianapolis to enter Blaker school for the summer. Emily Jane will stay with Mrs. Henderson. An extraordinary attraction a dramatic comedy and music production arrives at the community building Friday night May 6 with professional actors praised nationwide.
Delivery prompt highlighted in an 88 line note about sale bills printed for a group named Sina Bee nate men classo aoeneine. The fragment suggests an auction or distribution event with emphasis on prompt service.
Mr and Mrs Roy Gillipin of Ko komo visited with O S Baird s family over the weekend. Mrs Charles Thompson returned from Gary. Several couples and families visited friends in Monticello Lafayette Peru and Delphi. A Tipwa Grange men vs women contest ended with a banquet for about one hundred attendees. School closed in Pittsburg with good attendance.
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