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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
4
Social and fraternal club announcements welcomed by this department with contact by telephone 14.
The Madison Township Home Economics Club hosted an Aug gathering at Mrs. John McCouch’s home with songs readings and performances by 4 H girls Kathryn Purcell Betty Erb Alice Stair Louise Martin Ruth Dieckman of Centralia visiting relatives south of Delphi. Refreshments and hosting duties were handled by Mrs. Glen Stair Mrs. Roy Martin and others. Twenty five Deer Creek township club members attended.
The women of the Country Club arranged with Mrs. L Hildebran to serve a 50 cent fried chicken dinner next Sunday at the club house with two seatings at 12 noon and 1 pm Reservations to be made with Mrs Hildebran by Friday night The meal is a feature of Logansport guest day as golfers from Logansport Club and their wives will be entertained Delphi women will entertain Logansport women in the afternoon during the golf tournament Hopeful Delphi members will reserve dinners with Mrs Hildebran.
Mrs Olen Weese Mrs Mary Casad and Mrs W H Casad hosted the Busy Bee Club in Jefferson township for the August gathering. A threshing dinner report was given by Mrs Charles Wise Mrs E O Dimmitt and Mrs W H Casad with no definite financials due to the run not finishing. Mrs O E Dimmitt and Mrs Lawrence Landis were chosen to buy a wedding gift for Mr and Mrs Paul Crook who just wed. Twenty four members attended. Next meeting set for September 7 with hostesses Mrs John Galloway Mrs John Temple and Mrs Clarence Schock.
Sixty members of the Christian church missionary societies from the county gathered at the Nelson home north of Delphi for a picnic dinner last week. The event was honored by talks from two state officers Mrs. O. O. Greist of Indianapolis State Secretary and Mrs. W. A. Dehniston of Logansport District Secretary.
The Adams and Rock Creek township homecoming will be held at French Post Park on August 20. A large attendance is expected with a history making meeting. Basket dinners require enrollment in the park boosters list. A George Washington bicentennial program will be presented with speakers of note invited.
The Home Economics Club of Jackson hosts a meeting with members discussing club activities and upcoming projects. Local residents are invited to attend and share ideas for future demonstrations.
The Son Township 4 H club will meet at the Camden Community Building this Thursday with roll call Indiana Industry. The 4 H girls will present a program, including an exchange of apron patterns. Hostesses are Mrs. Emma Robeson Mrs. Vera Fisher Mrs. Esther Hedderich and Mrs. Zetta Cole.
A Friday Country Club gathering drew about 75 for a basket supper and a six hand euchre game. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Crampton led the organizing committee with high score honors awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ives, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Davies, Mrs. W. H. Bradshaw and Verne Brown. Out of town guests included Wabash College fraternity brothers of Charles Bradshaw and several regional visitors. Nine tables hosted women players Thursday afternoon with many guests in attendance.
The Rain or Shine class of the Methodist Sunday school held a cooperative supper at Delphi Park on Wednesday at 6 30 o clock. The committee in charge included Miss Lucile Haynes Mrs Lee Maxwell and Mrs Mabel Lane.
The garden party scheduled for August 17 at Mrs. Will Baker’s Ockley home has been postponed due to her absence in recent weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will depart Monday for a trip to New York.
Members enjoyed a pot luck supper at Delphi Park on Wednesday evening. An entertaining program of musical and literary selections was presented in the shelter house.
The Girl Scouts of the Presbyterian church left Wednesday morning for a four day camp at Kennard's camp on the Tippecanoe. Misses Greta Robison and Catherine McCain are chaperones.
The usual services will be held at the Christian church next Sunday morning with Rev. L. E. Knox expected to attend after illness. In the evening the church members will join a union service at the Baptist church.
The Tippecanoe H. E. Club will hold an all day picnic at Delphi Park on Wednesday, August 17.
William B. Smith secretary of the Chamber of Commerce announces a July afternoon event releasing two hundred balloons to mark Old Settlers Day on August 13.
Buck Creek resident Henry Treida narrowly avoided being struck by eastbound train No. 4 near the Wabash depot. He sat with feet on a rail when the 70 mph train came within 100 feet. Trustee Henry Macak arrived and pulled him clear to safety.
Rev. Othel Winger of Manchester will lead a ten day series at Fair view Church near Pyrmont starting August 26. Local residents are invited to attend the sessions.
Mrs. Mabel Endall of Burlington passed away Friday at her West Lafayette home. The body was moved to Kokomo to a daughter Mrs. Willis White’s residence for funeral services Sunday afternoon. Burial followed at Middle Fork Cemetery.
Thelves broke into Harve C. Claws grocery in Ockley on Friday night and secured a small amount of goods.
Mrs Laura Gray Unger widow of John Unger of Sedalia slipped and fell at her daughter's home breaking a hip. She is nearly 78 and the injury is considered serious due to her advanced age.
Report from Culver hospital states the Rossville victim has a pelvis fractured in four places and one shoulder blade broken after an auto accident near Crawfordsville.
Eight room house with garage and bath plus gas and three burner plate, hard and soft water, newly decorated. One of the shadiest homes in Delph i, ten dollars monthly. A four room cottage and garage on Washing street. Avoid hot flats with higher rents.
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