Mrs Laurel Beck and Daughters Named in Item
The notice names Mrs Laurel Beck and her daughters Josephine Corabelle and Margaret in an itemized listing.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
3
The notice names Mrs Laurel Beck and her daughters Josephine Corabelle and Margaret in an itemized listing.
Pearson and Marjorie Barber visited Miss Thelma Yeager in Washington Two. Dale Ferguson and Ted Sidenbender were in Michigan last week. Mrs. Ira Mohler spent Thursday with her daughter. Gray Dillon is in Cass County hospital for throat infection. Otto Platt stayed with the Overholsers in Chicago. Miss Mary Dishon visiting Virginia relatives. Lois Zinn, Indianapolis employee, weekend with sister Mrs. Robert Wingard. Geraldine and Elmo Everetts of Cutler visited grandma Mrs. Martha McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGuire. Eva Lou Pearson spent days with Lee Flora of Flora. Eva Irene Rodkey visited Leonard Schriver near Bruce Lake. Spitler family hosted Carl Kieckner and others from Chicago and Camden. Mabel Wagoner of Peru visited John Bone. Marie Fife and Catherine Dillon hosted a slumber party with several young women. Mrs. Walter Wharton and daughter Julia, Opal Wagoner of Frankfort, and others were guests of the Bones.
Residents and visitors are listed across Radnor, Rockfield, Flora, Burnetts Creek, Delphi, and surrounding areas. Families such as Bougher, Kite, Rohrabaugh, Hickman, McCouch, Woods, and Hargraves are noted hosting or visiting relatives and friends from Indiana towns including Lebanon, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Monticello, Gary, and Cincinnati during weekends and Sundays.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaumer spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballard. Alfred Lilly and family attended the Rothrock reunion at the park in Monticello Sunday. Several residents from Delphi and Fort Lauderdale visited Monticello households including Mrs. Rosa Kirkman and Mrs. Mary Downs.
The Goodwill Sunday school class of the M. E. church enjoyed a picnic supper at Monticello Park Sunday evening. Mrs. Wilbur Doolittle entered St Elizabeth hospital Saturday for observation. Mr. Verlin Holloway hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Allie Glazier Mr and Mrs Orville Glazier and daughter Monticello Mr and Mrs Chas Hargraves Miss Jean Vin ey Mr and Mrs Rosa Austin and
Local service work position offering permanent employment with weekly pay. Car required. Earnings cited from 35 to 75 dollars weekly. No letter required. simply fill the coupon and mail to Box 164 Dept 8128 Quin cy Illinois.
Social notes list visits and dinners among Monticello, Whiting, Monroe and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Minnie Holmes, Margaret, Soren Davis, Thomas O Farrell, Frank Poncebaker Jr, Myrtle Middleton, Voorhees, Enid Chadd, Chas Ballard, Ray McDonald, John Shell, Clar k family, Thyrza Henry, Robert Burke, Rev Pittman, Miss Coberling, Burkholder, Fred Heiry, and Luella Leming. A dam construction gathering and a marriage license from Lafayette and Cutler are noted. A Harold Titus novel advertisement closes the item.
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