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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
3
Telephoning 14 invites social, club and fraternal order announcements for this department. Readers are encouraged to submit items for publication and dissemination.
Thirty eight Heiry family members and friends met at City Park Monticello for the 36th annual reunion. Elwood Miller presided as president and talks by Rev Moses Smeltzer and others accompanied a noon dinner and melon treats. Officers elected include Elwood Miller president and W G Million vice president. Relatives traveled from Detroit and several Indiana towns.
The Premiers met Wednesday at Delphi city park for a picnic supper and campfire service themed "Jesus and the Out-of-Doors." Mary Marjorie Smith of Tippecanoe County led the service. A 6:30 picnic supper was served. Attendees came from Clay, Madison and Deer Creek townships. Max Landis and Jack Orr served as president and secretary of the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark entertain Saturday evening at dinner to honor Mrs. Clark's daughter in law Mrs. John Moyer of California during the last summer meeting at Delphi park.
The Pyrmont U B church held its annual homecoming with a basket dinner and a sermon by Rev. Leslie Hawtin of Otterbein. Radnor S S planned a Welks Grove picnic near the covered bridge. Republicans hosted a tea for women. Miss Mary Louise Wason honored at a gathering. Delphi park and Maxwell camp hosted additional club and mission events.
The Charles Carroll Chapter of the D A R met last Friday at the public library and accepted the program for the year. Visit the new Elmwood Grocery on state road 25. Kathryn McDowell, Prop.
Local families including the Oswalts Lambs Beckners and Thomsons visited relatives across Delphi and Flora. A Clawson reunion drew Charles Clawson Virginia Clawson and Rose Mary Hefley to Delphi. Mrs Mahlon Rohrabaugh’s 72nd birthday was celebrated with guests from Fair Oaks Lafayette Frankfort Idaville and Lebanon.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cochran and daughter Carol and granddaughter Fern of Omaha visited Mrs J H Boller. Dan Boller Monon E C Boller and Ed Rhinegart with kids visited Bob Hoover. George Wooden of Oxford visited Mrs Charles Tansy. Mary Hoover Roy Fowler and others spent time with Don Wickersham family east of Logansport. Imogene Ginrich of Monticello stayed with Irvin and family east of Lockport two weeks. Bertha Anderson and Robert Jannisch Chicago John Lowe Kokomo Curtis Townsley Winamac returned from Delphi visit.
A dated archival line shows Tan Neo with a numeric value 1502.54 and 1880.34, followed by Attest: W. J. Kennard, Clerk, indicating an official clerkly attestation for the item.
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