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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
5
Ted Dillman at Clymers has a new asphalt shingle roof by Loy Roofing Co. Mary Mason also had a new steel barn roof by Loy Roofing. Various residents including Miss Alice Fair Ada Hinkle and Mrs. Morris visited family in nearby towns this week with other luncheon hosts and relatives in Lafayette Huntington and Bedford.
Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews and Mr and Mrs Russell Holmes took a motor trip into Michigan. Esther Wilson of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Mary Wilson. Mrs Kathryn Seers and Miss Marjorie Wilson of New York plan to visit their mother next week.
The American Weekly includes "I Lived With Gorillas" a vivid true adventure by a French explorer. Also featured are SCHOOL CLOTHES FOR SERVICE and QUICK AND CLIFFORD items. Mrs. Wilma DeWitt was hospitalized after a Blythe and Sons ambulance transport to Home hospital Lafayette on Wednesday night.
J H Bradshaw of Lafayette visits his niece Miss Lillian Blythe. Miss Elizabeth Best English teacher at Woodrow Wilson High School Washington will leave for Washington September 14. Miss Best has vacationed with her parents Mr and Mrs John Best since late July after a trip east.
Quick relief from indigestion heartburn and acid stomach due to excessive smoking and drinking promoted by W S Margowski Druggist with money back guarantee and product name Adia Tablets.
Corporal Loren Ayres of Delphi is at a police school in Indianapolis this week. Abe and Mrs. Heck return home to Fort Wayne after visiting their daughter Mrs. Faye Biiney for several weeks. Clyde Wiley and daughter of Mishawaka visit Mrs. Wiley's brother Forrest Sprague and Mrs. Sprague. Betsy Landis of Logansport guests of Miss Mary Cochrane and Herbert DeWitt. John Sanderson and family of Lafayette spend Tuesday evening with Delphi relatives. Thomas E. Smith William S. Smith and Jess Patrick were in Chicago for the Cub-Giant game. John Roller’s house near Idaville gains asbestos siding. Bud Knitter buys Floyd Rider property in Mortonsville and will move soon. J C Cripe family to move after October 1 from their grocery residence. Russell Julius and children David and Sally return to Indianapolis after visiting Wade Ferr.
Mrs. Esther Gregg, Red Cross first aid instructor, will resume her class in first aid. She previously taught ambulance drivers and service men, with attendees including Harold Baker and Mrs. Baker of Camden, Richard Leicer of Flora, Grover Kite, Reed C. Brackenridge, Ralph Melin of Delphi, and Gilbert Bailey. Gilbert Bailey has studied in England and recently arrived in Galveston, visiting aunt Mrs. Dallas Dodd in Dallas, Texas, with return expected Monday.
Mrs John Jefferson entertained Oak Grove ladies aid at the church. Delores Easterday of Walcott visited sister Mrs W R Jones. Herbert Million family of Peru visited parents Gilbert and Mr and Mrs John Thurst on and daughter Marie. Raleigh Heath visited son Winfield Heath and family at La Grange. Dimmitt and Blickenstaff families hosted guests including Battle Ground and Yeoman residents. Billy Kilmer joined the Monticello band in Indianapolis for an American Legion event. Several families from Walcott Brookston and Flora camped at the Groves cottage. Clarence Million family from Williamsport plan to join later. Frances Smith returned to Albuquerque NM to resume teaching.
Mrs. Reed Jackson underwent her second tonsilectomy at Arnett Crockett clinic in Lafayette on Wednesday. The procedure marks her second removal of the tonsils.
Ed Vorhee’s house in Flora received a newly installed copper roof with a bright green patina, applied by Loy Roofing Co. The project showcases a distinctive, vivid finish on the clipped asphalt shingle roof.
One barn on the Arthur Wolf farm is being roofed this week by the Log Roofing Co with bright green copper clipped asphalt shingles.
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