Courtesy Local News in The Citizen
A courtesy notice requests readers inform The Citizen of visits and departures to share local social updates. It urges readers to mention coming and going so hosts are recognized in prints.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
1
A courtesy notice requests readers inform The Citizen of visits and departures to share local social updates. It urges readers to mention coming and going so hosts are recognized in prints.
Mrs Turah Culp spent Monday in Lafayette. Mrs J C O Connor visited relatives in Lafayette. Mary Alice Gillum of Indianapolis visits Miss Mary Jo Reed this week. Miss Reed returned from Jordan Logansport where she stayed with Miss Esther. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ives spent a week in Champaign Ill for a relative's wedding. Patsy Lowe of Logansport visits grandmother Mrs Willard Reed.
Mrs Florence Sichmons and her children Charles and Cathleen of Gillman visit Mr and Mrs C V Moore. Josephine Million of Jefferson township will leave for Detroit Monday to teach in the Berkeley schools.
Wardrobe trunks auto trunks steamer trunks suit cases traveling bags and week end cases priced from 1.00 to 5.00. Our luggage stands the hard knocks.
W. G. Million and wife anticipate a full house Sunday for a Jefferson township family reunion. Jason Been and son Joe spent days early this week in Chicago for air races. William Coomeny and Lewis Short ridge left Sunday for a Canada motor trip. Miss Lillie Brown and Ruth Johns visit relatives in Illinois this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kintigh of Lan sing Michigan visit George Sites family. Supt. and Mrs. C. A. Schnell return to Camp Tecumseh after a two week Ohio visit. Co. E. Terebaugh state Y M C A secretary was in Delphi Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. O. P. Manker entertained Rev. and Mrs. P. E. Coblentz and family at dinner Tuesday evening. Ralph Thompson and Parke Beadle Jr. spent a few days early in the week in Chicago. The Ruffing Shop promotes Shaffer's Skrip as ink’s successor.
An ad notes Shaffer pens pencils priced from 1 to 10 dollars at The Ruffing Shop. Mr Ira Hunt Mrs Hunt and their two children Lowell and Lorene plan an extended visit to Tennessee departing Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Martin and daughter Eulalia and Mr and Mrs Emory Martin and daughter Lillian Jean visited in Anderson Sunday.
Misses Martha Hall Ada Welday and Mrs Mable Fraser with Billy, and Mrs Fred Morrison with Beverly Jean, were in Lafayette Monday. Mrs EB Foster returned to Delphi Friday after visiting relatives and friends in Lafayette.
Mr and Mrs Myron Ives spent from Sunday until Wednesday with Dr and Mrs H M Schultz at their cottage on Lake Wawasee.
Miss Gene Busteed travels to New York City with her uncle Dr Harry Busteed and wife who have been visiting here.
Local context notes an authorized dealer stance for Sheaffer Skrip ink products at The Ruffing Shop. The brief highlights official distribution channel terms and available writing implements.
Mrs. Harry Haugh and her son Robert will travel to South Bend this week to arrange Roberts freshman year at Notre Dame College.
Delphi's Greatest Store for Men and Boys advertises new fall shoes in black and brown with new toes and patterns. Prices range from 2.95 to 5.00. Mrs Ernest Haughey returns to Athens Georgia after two months with her father and relatives. Hal Thomas is taken to Lafayette with a serious sciatic rheumatism attack. Miss Fern Day leaves for Brownsville Texas after summer with sister Mrs Paul Quick.
Mr and Mrs Bryce Adams and daughter Marybelle returned home on Sunday after a weeklong visit with relatives in Bluffton and Warren.
Mrs. Will Heiland and her son Charles came home Sunday after a one week visit in Plainfield with her daughter Mrs. R R Delaplane.
Edwin Waldsmith of Kansas City has spent the past week visiting his uncle and aunt in the township.
Miss Edna Haye and Mrs. Lola Winters of Chicago join Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wasson of Frankfort as Sunday guests of Miss Elizabeth Troxell and her sister Mrs. Grace Garrison in a social gathering.
Mrs. Ann Reed and daughter Mrs. Flora Feathers entertained Laurel Reed and family of Logansport and Mrs. Ethel Reed of Chicago at dinner Sunday.
County Clerk and Mrs. Floyd Julien and two children returned home Saturday from a motor trip to Toronto Ontario Canada and northern Michigan.
Mr and Mrs J W Hartman and daughter spent the week end at Hartford City. Mr Hartmans father of Shelbyville was a guest of his son last.
Mrs Rebecca McClure visits her sister Mrs F H Robinson and family in Delphi before departing for her home in Cincinnati from Chicago.
Mrs William Camden and her niece from Attica relocated to Delphi this week and will occupy the former home of Mr and Mrs Frank Quinn on West Front Street.
Mrs and Mrs William Sullivan of Indianapolis and their grandson James Sullivan of St Meinards college spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs George Roach and family and James Sullivan and Mrs Harry Haugh and family.
Mr and Mrs Bon Aspy and Mrs Josephine Frey of Indianapolis were over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W T Brackenridge. R C Schermerhorn returned home with them for a weeks visit.
New fall suits arrive in brown, gray and blue shades at $19.50 to $28.50. Better values and tier weights than before. No down payment or charges for alterations. Free belt or tie with each suit. 27-2
Mr Reed and Mrs Reed with granddaughter Betty Reed Zollie Martin and Naomi Isaacs travel to Niles Michigan on Sunday to spend a week long vacation with Marjorie Isaacs.
Mrs. George Cartwright has been visiting with her son Willard in Los Angeles California. The note mentions Ida and Eihia Pisbou in the fragmentary text.
Mrs. Horace Downs and family moved from Ockley to Delphi while Miss Catherine Kempf visited in Loransport. Several residents including Miss Nellie Leslie, William McCain, and others are noted for visits, teaching assignments, and travel. Local shops promote Sheaffer Skrip pens with Ruffing Shop as Delphi dealer.
Father C. J. Reed and his wife Mrs. J. W. Reed plan to attend the Reed reunion in Ossian on Sunday. Father Holland of Sheldon will lead services at St. Joseph's church Sunday and Father Reed will assume duties in Sheldon near Ossian.
The Ruffing Shop offers Sheaffer pens and pencils and Skrip as a family visits. Mrs. Clarence Bulger and relatives travel from a Dallas, Texas visit to see Mrs. Barnard and family. Mrs. Emlia Johnson and sister-in-law accompany in suggested Dallas trip.
Mr and Mrs Newton Sidenbender left Tuesday for a several weeks visit with relatives in Chicago and Milwaukee and will return in early spring.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schnepp and Mr and Mrs Girfield Shaffer attended services at Rockfield on Sunday and heard Rev Burham speak about his recent trip to Porto Rico.
Miss Helen Louise Shaffer had as her house guest Miss Neva Plattner of Logansport last week. Miss Shaffer will soon leave for Danville Illinois where she will again teach art in the high school.
Harry Baer transported Benjamin Drake's household goods on Wednesday from South Delphi to their new property on West Front Street, previously owned by Wade Thompson.
Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Knox visit Converse relatives this week. Rev. John Love, visiting his Delphi parents, will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning.
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Tisch travel to Rochester Minnesota where Dr Tisch will visit Mayo Clinic while en route home after months with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Christ Hanmann Mr and Mrs Lester Kleyda and children Mr and Mrs Albert Hintzman of Reynolds were Sunday guests of Mrs Lena Bardonner and Miss Adele Camp.
Dr and Mrs A C Clauser and sons William and Robert returned home last Thursday from a two month motor trip to the northwest. They visited their son Stewart and wife in Idaho and traveled through British Columbia and California.
Rev and Mrs E Singhorse and a Terre Haute daughter with Miss Alice Fair visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Elless in Delphi on Tuesday during their travels from Terre Haute to Delphia.
Wilson Collin of Chicago entertained guests at a Sunday dinner at the Nelson theme in honor of his wife birthday. The main feature was a birthday cake beautifully decorated. Mrs. Bierce and Miss Eleanora Collin were also honored guests.
Miss Maude Holladay of South Bend and Miss Mary Olman of Huntington, who attended a summer course at Columbia University in New York, were guests for a few days at the home of Miss Holladay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Olladay, in South Bend.
George G. Johnson, who spent the summer with his mother in Chicago, returned to Delphi Sunday. He will live with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Johnson, during the school year.
Mrs. H. Dickson of Springfield Ohio visited over the week end with her sister Mrs Walter Fauber northwest of Delphi and with Mr and Mrs Hobart Fauber in Delphi. Other guests Sunday at the Fauber country home were Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and Miss Miles of Lafayette Ohio, Mrs Cecil Pulse and son of Oxford Ohio, Mr and Mrs Lewis Miller of Chalmers and Mr and Mrs Harry Martin of Frankfort.
Misses Frances and Birdie Nelson were guests of their brother Benton Nelson who is ill at Remington on Tuesday. James Nelson and daughter Birdie spent Wednesday with Birdie’s aunt Mrs. Sarah Hoop of Alexandria who is seriously ill.
Mr and Mrs George Quick of Huntington visited Dr and Mrs W R Quick on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Quick of Indianapolis arrived on Wednesday for a few days with the Quick family.
Mr and Mrs A L Akers of Indianapolis arrived Sunday for a week with Mr and Mrs E E Maxwell and friends. The Akers Will remain until Sunday for the Akers Shaffer reunion at the local park.
C. O. Julius, a city clothier, promotes suits for school at attractive prices and quality patterns. He spent several days with Miss Mary Louise Gerard, with broadcasting from Indianapolis over WDKS. They plan to attend a club banquet at Greencastle, with Miss Jean Brown also noted in Greencastle.
Mrs. W. C. Parker of Detroit is due home at week’s end for an over Sunday visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cowdin. She comes to collect her two boys who have stayed with their grandparents while the Parkers secured an apartment.
Mrs. A W Dailey and her children leave for South Bend to establish residence. Household goods shipped earlier this week. Mayor Yanus Wells who downs the residence in South Delphi is to move in. Mr Dailey formerly worked with Boyd Martin Boat Company staff.
Mr and Mrs George Margowski return to their Detroit home after visiting sister Lola Hanna Pearl Hanna and brother John Hanna family. Their son John stayed longer and was accompanied home by his aunt Pearl Hanna who will spend two weeks with her sister.
Mrs Ada Smith entertained at dinner Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs D B Dubrul and daughter Virginia of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs John Derrick of Frankfort. Monday guests included Mr and Mrs Alva Strawmeyer of Washington DC Mrs James Thompson and son James of Denver and Mrs LaGranda Marvin of Indianapolis plus Mrs Peter Tripps of Lebanon.
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