Local and Personal News Courtesy Note
Community readers are urged to share visits and departures to be noted in the Citizen. The paper welcomes guest arrivals and farewells as a courtesy feature.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
5
Community readers are urged to share visits and departures to be noted in the Citizen. The paper welcomes guest arrivals and farewells as a courtesy feature.
Mrs John Mount visits Mrs R D Blount at Valpariso. Myron Ives and John Mount return from a Chicago business trip. Mrs Josephine Ives of Indianapolis visits Mr and Mrs J H Cartwright over Thanksgiving. Mrs Yanus Wells returns from Dayton Ohio after visiting relatives. Mrs Morton Hefner confined to home by illness. Mr and Mrs Wayne Coy spend Thanksgiving in Franklin with Mrs Coy. Mr and Mrs L D Carey and son Joe spend holidays with friends in Champaign Illinois. Mr and Mrs C O Julius attend funeral for Robert Julius of Rossville.
Mrs N J Howe returned from Ann Arbor Michigan after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs John Ber and sons visited Fort Wayne over Thanksgiving. Margowski’s offers Christmas cards two packs 15 for 50 cents and 15 for 25 cents. Mrs W T Brackenridge and Reed SchanmerNors returned from Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs William Frazer and son Billy moved from Lafayette to Front Street Clay-Pearson residence.
Local ladies of the Christian church plan a market at the Chevrolet garage on December 13. The event features a bazaar, food sale, and cafeteria supper to support church activities.
Delphi Indiana report notes GC A Bailey Carroll County superintendent of schools escaped injury when his car slid down a steep embankment on the South Delphi hill. ice on the hill made the car uncontrollable. Thanksgiving guests from Illinois and Delphi are listed with local families in Rockfield.
Sunday services were held at 7 P M at the Baptist church. Lieut and Mrs Williamson and three children of Dayton Ohio were guests over Thanksgiving of Mrs Winnon mother Mrs Carrie Jones left by motor Sunday morning to their home in Dayton. Delphi residents attending the Notre Dame Army football game at Soldiers Field Chicago Saturday were Capt Williams John McDowell Byram Crosby Lawrence Margowski and Miss Mary Margowski. Visit our china department for Christmas gifts Mount n.
Miss Marjorie Isaacs spends the weekend in Logansport. Mr and Mrs Ed Grimm were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Everett Baer spent Tuesday evening at Monon. Father C J Reed announces a Holy Hour for next Friday at 730 PM. Private Ernest Raridon of Fort Sheridan is on furlough visiting his parents here.
Margowski's Rexall Store advertises 5 pounds of chocolates for 1.98 and 24 pound box for 0.98. A social note says Mr and Mrs Robert Hall visited Brownsburg with Mrs Hall's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Garner. Mrs L D Gipson returns from stay with friends in Peru. Miss Mary Allread of near Burrows recovers from tonsil operation. Ruby Ann Brookshire improving after illness at the Switzers.
Mount & Son in Delphi showcases new Christmas glassware while local residents like Mrs Myrtle Calvert travel between Cedar Lake and home. Community members share holiday visits with relatives in Chicago and nearby towns, as Mrs Geneva Patterson improves from illness.
Mr and Mrs Lee Fetterhoff and Mr and Mrs Leo Craig with families spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs Cob lentz near Peru. Will Cox of Logansport visited Henry Sidenbender at Clymers. Ray Campbell plans Delphi residence. Anna M Drewery and Porter S Rogers issued a marriage license in Delphi on Nov 27. Leo Craig family and A A Craig of Kokomo spent Thanksgiving with Eli Craig. Gwin Smith and son William Harper visited Rev L Harper at the State Soldiers Home Lafayette. Rick Sales and guests Harry Tinkle visited Frank Tinkle in Louisville. Granville Hubbard returns from Toledo for daughter Mrs William McCullys illness, now improved. George Wason and Glen Weckerly drove Crosby and Wason to Crawfordsville for Thanksgiving. L M Pletcher and daughter Virginia called away to Sallsberry by Mrs Pletcher’s father’s death. Edith Baum at Franklin College and David Baum at Indiana University spent Thanksgiving with Theodore Baum.
G M Gregg Mrs Julia Wirt Frankfort Mahlon Kerlin Indian apolis William Kerlin Purdue student Charles Kerlin Purdue student were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Cloud Kerlin. Miss Helen Shaffer teaching in Danville Illinois underwent a tonsillectomy in Lafayette last week. Orvill Schock county assessor injured leg starting his car when it backfired tearing ligaments and sidelining him.
A long list of Thanksgiving visits includes Miss Elinor Guckien in Indianapolis. The Logans hosted the Arnolds. students LaVatne Retherford and Thelma Yeager spent vacation with parents. Mrs. Mary Cox Doremus fractured an arm in Mortonville. DelphI region families hosted relatives from Camden, Des Moines, Logansport, and Rockfield. A. O. F. lodge planned first degree work in Cutler. Several residents visited, traveled, or returned from travels, with clergy assisting in a two week revival in Hammond and Delphi.
Margowski sells one dollar stationery boxes for 59 cents. Local fans plan to attend the Washington versus Logansport basketball game in Logansport next Saturday night. The Washington state champion team uses much of last season’s lineup with Hart returning to floor guard. Reverend O P Manker of the Methodist church notes a change in Northwest Indiana Conference meeting time, now starting June 10 in Greencastle with Bishop Herbert Welch presiding. William Clauser of Delphi is among nine Indiana men named for Rhodes scholarship consideration, as colleges name eighteen candidates. regional examinations will be held at a later date. William Switzer Jr. and family attend the Chicago stock show and 4-H convention, continuing a family legacy in 4-H work through Tippecanoe County.
Delphi nips Marion 22 21 after a tight game at Marion. Whiteman and Joyce led Delphi with key baskets and free throws while Shuey played his first game of the season. The victory followed a 450 18 setback to Lebanon earlier, with Delphi praised in the Indianapolis News for their strong fourth quarter rally.
Logansport notes a team of six footers, slight defeat by Kokomo last weekend. Fans may gauge two teams by the Delphi Kokomo game here as the Homecoming feature.
Wednesday results include Delphi 45 over Lebanon 18 and Adams Township 22 versus Delphi C 7. Winamac 18 beat Flora 8. Burlington 22 over Rossville 15. Michigantown 56 past Monticello 4. Windfall 17 over Fairmount 9. Shelbyville 18 over Franklin 17. Martinsville 37 over Bloomington 19. Peru 36 over Washington E Chi 33. Anderson 20 over Kokomo 12. Vincennes 30 over Columbus 26. Logansport 93 over Huntington 11. Friday Delphi 22 beat Marion 21. Peru 28 over Wabash 21. Gunnersville 19 over Seresion 13. Huntington 27 over Muncie 24. Bedford 32 over Vincennes 30. Saturday Kokomo 20 over Logansport. Anderson 25 over Marion 22. Mrs Nelson Hinkle of Washington township visiting friends in Chicago.
About 250 000 Christmas seals with a Santa motif are mailed to Carroll County residents to raise funds toward an $1,800 goal. County workers and Mrs J P Wason promote the effort with personal calls. The goal equals about ten cents per person, a common state average.
Camden defeated Carrollton 24 to 15 in a midweek game. In the preliminary, Carrollton won 22 to 11. The two teams will meet again Friday night at Prairie.
Cutler defeated Buffalo 228 to 22 last Friday night in a high scoring game. The score was tied 12 to 12 at halftime. The Cutler eighth grade team beat the seventh 10 to 9 in the curtain-raiser.
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