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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
4
Community department invites social club and fraternal notices with contact telephone 14 for inclusion.
Former Representative Martin A. Morrison and Mrs Morrison hosted a Washington DC home warming on April 17 a Saturday birthday celebration. Attendees included Mrs M B McReynolds former Delphi teacher and mothers of prominent professionals. Guests praised spring weather flowered rooms and the festive informal atmosphere. A white birthday cake on a tray balanced on the Morrison cook's head carried to the tea table amid singing.
Ville and Mrs Clyde Hadley are noted as residents connected to a girlhood home near Indianapolis along with other individuals mentioned in the report.
Mr and Mrs John Watson hosted a group at Sunday dinner with guests including Clair Watson and children Mrs Joseph Schuler Bertha Burkhart Edith Schuler of Cincinnati Ohio Grover Spohn and daughters from Walton Lee Watson and daughter from Twelve Mile Paul Watson and Edna Morrow of Logansport Wilmer Watson of Rockfield and Henry Sowell of Delphi.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lane entertained the employees and wives of their store and motor stores at a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday. Professor William Perry of Lafayette spoke on What's In The Can with an illustrated talk. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Perry of Lafayette Mr and Mrs Cleo Gotshall Mr and Mrs Harold Evans Mr and Mrs Arthur Kolp Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wagoner Mr and Mrs Woodrow Mocherman and Mr and Mrs Charles Largen.
The Oracle Club met in the Union building at Purdue Monday evening for its closing program of the season. Dinner was served in the Peasant Room at 7. Thomas McCormick was elected president for the coming year with Hilda Bowen first vice president, Mrs. Yanus Wells second vice president, Mary Cochran e secretary, and Allen Bailey treasurer. Mrs. George Cartwright retires as president. Mrs. John Cartwright reviewed The Late George Apley by J. P. Marquard.
The Women’s Club Tea took place Wednesday at the Delphi armory. Daffodils jonquils and green yellow umbrellas decorated tables. Mrs Willis Kirkpatrick spoke of a trip to Mexico Marilyn Holloway performed a tap dance and the Delphi high school orchestra played during tea.
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to John E. Pearson son of Clarence and Mrs Pearson of Delphi and Mary Louise Haynes daughter of James A. and Mrs Humm of West Delphi. Also licensed were Charles L. Jones of Young America and La von P. Bougher of Cutler.
Mr and Mrs Leo Craig attended a state luncheon in Indianapolis with New York Life representatives. Craig recently won honors in a company sponsored contest. The Rain or Shine class of the Methodist church will host a Friday evening party with arrangements led by Mrs Joe Garrison Mrs Pete Cruea Mrs Lewis Thompson and Mrs Everett Parks.
James Coghill was granted a divorce from Wilma Mullendore Coghill Wednesday afternoon. Mahlon Kerlin appeared for the plaintiff and Obear and Obear for the defendant. Mrs. Coghill’s maiden name was restored.
The Tri Kappa sorority held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. Zelpha Kramer’s home. Plans were made for a charity card party to be held at the Delphi armory in May.
Mrs Joe Turner from near Logansport and a former Carroll County music teacher has organized a class for students in Grass Creek and Kewana communities.
The Young Married People's class of the Christian church held a surprise party at James Williams home Monday evening to honor his birthday.
The Study club of the Parent-Teachers Association will meet this afternoon at Mrs. Robert Andrews home with Mrs. Robert Bradshaw as leader. The Premiers will meet Monday May 3 at the Delphi Baptist church featuring a debate. Real estate transfers list Edith D Trussell to Jesse M Mee Carty for lots 89 and 90 in Rockfield ending at 1800. Johnson Glo-Coat two for one sale runs Friday and Saturday at 59 cents. Mount and Son.
The State Board of Tax Commissioners will hold hearings on Carroll County reassessment petitions filed April 1937. They total 74 real estate reductions worth about 3258 dollars. Hearings are May 1 1937 at 10 30 AM in the county auditor's office with petitions listed by township and posted at the courthouse and township offices.
Taxpayers of Carroll County Indiana are notified that under Acts of 1937 Chapter 19 hearings on applications for real estate and improvement reassessments were presented on or before March 31 1937. Taxpayers and petitioners are directed to attend hearings as required by law.
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