Local and Personal News Courtesy Note
A community reminder invites readers to share visits and guests with the Citizen. The notice encourages timely reporting of coming and going to keep local readers informed of social activity.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1937
Page
5
A community reminder invites readers to share visits and guests with the Citizen. The notice encourages timely reporting of coming and going to keep local readers informed of social activity.
Mr and Mrs Will Robinson of Yeoman depart Monday for Canada and the eastern states, returning in about four weeks. O E Wilson and son Carl of Ames IA and Mrs Emma Herr of Minneapolis MN stay this week with Dr and Mrs C W Hunter and Mr and Mrs E W McGuire and family.
Loy Roofing Co completed a blue blend asphalt shingle roof for Will Greenup and Del family in Hesperia Michigan. Mr J P Delong and daughter Mrs Carrie Kirchenbour visited from Muskegon. Mrs Jess Collins from Chicago joined Mrs Mary Haugh for a weekend. Delphi Market offers 2 lbs hamburger for 27 cents.
Mr and Mrs E F Thornbrough and Mr and Mrs Wilcox of New Albany arrive Saturday for a two weeks camping period on Lake Freeman. Edwin McGuire Jr who has been visiting in New Albany with the Thornbroughs will return home.
Advertises white oxford shoes for fall and spring 1938 at low prices from Julius' Clothing. Prices listed from 2.29 to 3.19. Indicates quality fit and encourages customers to inquire about the same at Julius' Clothier.
Mrs. Luther Schriener and Mr. Bert Schriener hosted a luncheon for the Kalamazoo pair. Miss Virginia Powell from Chicago visited Delphi as a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith. Miss Mary Hinkle plans to spend next week with sisters in Lafayette and Fluttington. Mary Catherine Morrow was a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Merton Baird in Ft. Wayne last week.
Completed putting on a new builtup roof on the Ford Garage at Brookston Ind. Bill Gros son of Dr. and Mrs Hubert Gros is staying with Mrs Mayme Cowdin while his parents are on their vacation. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ives and family left Sunday for Bay City Mich where Mrs Ives and family will stay for a month. Mr Ives will return home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs George Ohbeer have returned from a vacation with the husband's parents in Iowa.
The notice promotes fitting boys and girls for school apparel including clothes and footwear. It emphasizes preparing students for the new school year with properly sized uniforms and shoes.
Mr and Mrs H S Fellims and daughter Harriet Lou of Jackson Michigan join Mr and Mrs Otto Patke and Mr and Mrs Arthur Patke and daughter Barbara as Saturday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron J Johnson.
Robert V. Johnson visits relatives in Burlington while several families from Battle Creek New Mexico and Flora Indiana host weekend guests. The Log Roofing Co finishes asbestos siding on a Flora home for A. D. Bishop.
Henry Crone's new house features a blue blond asphalt shingle roof from Log Roofing Co. Mr and Mrs William McCain and daughter Rosella left for a two week motor trip to Bantry North Dakota. Miss Josephine Ode ll is a guest of Miss Gia ys Decila at Logamsports schools. Mary Margaret Schrimer visits Fore this week to see Mrs Haroti Sink formerly Dorit Bougher.
Sugar Pur e Carre a sale item at The Delphi Market. Miss Marjorie Wison of New York vacationing at her parents home. The Rays head to New Jersey for upcoming plans. Mrs. Lawra Trant travels Lafayette for business matters. Loy Redfing Co completes a green asphalt shingle roof on Wm Vianco home. Dr and Mrs Hubert Gros plan Mayo Clinic trip. Ambrose Clifford family and Roskuski visit Delphi for the firemen’s convention in Muncie.
A flurry of brief notices lists visits by Kathleen Kerlin Curry in Winslow Arizona and Mary Emrick in Kokomo, with many Indiana connections. Local residents Chetina Delong Ed Lynch in Indianapolis and Midshipman John S. Moyer visiting relatives are noted, along with shopping deals at C O Julius Clothing Store and Oleo priced at 25c.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hall will teach next year in Finley Ohio. Mr and Mrs George Temple leave the Hall Apartments for West Alexandria Ohio where he will be employed. Mrs Carrie K Rinehart of Rochester Indiana visited Mrs George Hail. Ed Netz of Duron Illinois called. Isabelle Swatts of East Chicago visited Delphi friends. Herman Nix and wife moved from Sarah Rogers apartment to Huntington. Mrs Harry W Horner near Pyrmont is seriously ill with children visiting from Oregon and Washington.
Mrs. Margaret Afflis travels to Indianapolis on business and plans to attend the National Convention of Young Democrats. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith also visit Indianapolis to participate in the same gathering. Former Delphi residents Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hire join Old Settlers Day in Delphi as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Jack Orr will return Sunday from Wabash where he has worked for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Walter Grimm and family plan a two week camping period on Tippecanoe with arrival August 29. They invite Delphi friends to visit their cottage. Mr and Mrs Martin Popejoy of South Bend spent Old Settlers Day in Delphi. Popejoy was formerly Carroll County sheriff.
A bright green asphalt shingle roof was completed for B F Harper in Clymers. Martinsville guests, Mr and Mrs Jess Moore and two daughters, visited Delphi while ex-auditor of Carroll County Mr Moore toured. Elwood residents Leo Heflong and Jacob Page spent the weekend with Delphi kin, and Lafayette’s Gus Randolph attended the Old Settlers meeting here. Mrs James Turner, formerly at St Elizabeth Lafayette, returned home in Blythe and Sons ambulance. Indianapolis visitors Mr and Mrs Perry Watson and grandson stayed with Charles Horner. Mrs Garfield Shaffer departed for Elyria Ohio to visit daughter Mrs Ray Novatney.
A true tale printed in The American Weekly describes a stranger than fiction shooting nicknamed Ghost. The magazine, distributed with Next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner, links the incident to a sensational crime narrative.
Mrs J H Roller hosted visitors from Adams Township including Mr and Mrs Harry Maddock and their son who planned a Wyoming winter. William Shock and Franks of Breeth visited their daughter Mrs Mourer. Charles Tensey visited Mrs Wooden at Oxford. Charlie J Jones and Frank Leslie joined a Sunday picnic in Winamar with friends.
Bananas priced at 4 pounds for 15 cents at Mrs. Ralph Meim. Mrs. George Gay remains in critical condition at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette. Johnny VanNatta of Tilton Illinois visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Emrick for the week.
Mr and Mrs Boone Bradley move Saturday from Howard Smith tenant house to a Campbell farm near Clymers to farm. Several social visits occur including Mrs Henry Hasting and daughter with Cam den friends, Emma Creek from Yeoman visiting Mrs Mourer, and guests from Chicago.
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