Budget Plan Promises Steady Surplus Growth
Aerdy urges readers to adopt a wise spending program that eliminates waste and builds a surplus in the checking account. The plan promises a stronger balance and weighty financial health.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
5
Aerdy urges readers to adopt a wise spending program that eliminates waste and builds a surplus in the checking account. The plan promises a stronger balance and weighty financial health.
Delphi store offers heavy winter overcoats for men from 7.50 to 19.50 and boys 3.95 up while child sizes 2% to 8 are 2.98 and 3.98. Men’s topcoats 7.50 to 22.50 and Knit Tex with a three year guarantee at 25.00. Carroll County Young People Chorus spoke at Bachelor Run church last Sunday. Ruth M. Budd files suit to quiet title against John W. Baker. Anna Hardy travels to Indianapolis for her brother-in-law W. H. Arnold’s illness. stationary line featured at The Delphi Citizen office.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and after death. It lists Albertus Williams Austin Henry Martin Evert John Russell Williams Martha Heron and Mrs Raymond Bush with daughter. The remembrance poem reflects a mother’s passing, a vacant place, heavenly rest, and reunion in eternity.
Buy Xmas cards at Ruffing's priced from 1c to 15c or less then half price. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clauser left Wednesday to drive to their Idaho home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bradshaw and Mrs. John Mount went to Indianapolis Wednesday for a two day stay.
Mrs. C A Davies travels to Chicago to join daughter Mrs Maroni St John after an emergency operation. Miss Jestina Brenner 78 of the Brethren Home near Flora is in a Kokomo hospital for a broken hip.
The Carroll County Medical Society meeting date was moved from December 11 to this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Lorenz Hildebrand.
An ad urges readers to order Hot Tamales by Max H Leopold for parties. Mrs A S Harness of Burlington is named collector of chain store taxes in Carroll County and was in Delphi Wednesday visiting stores.
Denatured alcohol sold at Elless & Orr’s Drug Store for autos at 50 cents per gallon. Fort Carroll lodge No. 174 officers named Noble Grand Floyd Sterrett Vice Grand John Disinger Recording Secretary Charles Gros Financial Secretary Henry Good Treasurer and Trustee John Overholser. Donald Arvin of Burrows pleaded guilty to forgery, fined $25, and sentenced to 2 to 14 years in Indiana reformatory.
Ruffing's offers 50 to 70 percent off fine pianos as a year end sale. Delphi branch issues first automobile license to Rev. L. E. Knox, pastor of the Christian Church, with number 548,301, announced by manager Paul E. Ashba. Miss Pearl Hanna visits sister Mrs. George Margowski in Detroit and returns with Agnes Margowski. health concerns may prompt surgery.
Robert Goff, visiting his uncle James Goff and assisting in his store, left for Indianapolis to join the navy. His twin brother Dick Goff has already been accepted and is at the Great Lakes training station. Ruffing’s advertises Christmas cards at 2 to 3 off regular price.
A patchwork page covers holiday shopping boasts from Quick & Clifford and Margowskis Rexall Store, funeral directors meetups, a guilty verdict for Arthur Vaughn, a stroke in Mrs. John Lowther, plus social visits, piano sales, stock farm events near Kentland, and administration letters for Hattie Michael.
Mrs. E. E. Barnard returns from Chicago visiting relatives including Mrs. Carl Mapes and Mrs. Buel Emrick. Christmas cards advertised at Margowski's. Union township Farm Bureau meeting heard Mr. Sam Sites of Delphi speak. he is assistant manager at Indiana Poultry Cooperative in Monticello. Mrs. Sites serves as Carroll County social and educational director. Xmas boxes offered 2 for 5¢ to 10.
Yanus Wells, mayor of Delphi and former Carroll County Loan and Trust Company associate, organizes Home Loan Co which is licensed by the state banking department. He will keep his office at the former Loan and Trust location until the building is disposed of and a permanent office is secured. Roy E. Snoeberger of Rockfield is named chair for the Eleven Counties Corn show in Lafayette January 6 to 9, with Carroll Newton Jasper White Benton Tippecanoe Clinton Fountain Warren and Montgomery counties participating.
Twenty three individuals were examined Friday at a free tuberculosis clinic held in the courthouse by Dr Sty gall of Indianapolis. The event is one of several projects financed from Christmas seals sales and a number of active tuberculosis cases were found among those examined.
The Oracle Club will meet next Monday evening December 14 with Mrs. E W Bowen as hostess. Mrs Wayne Coy will present Indiana Writers as her topic and Mrs Myron Ives will review Chicago by Maurine Watkins. The Rain or Shine class of the Methodist Sunday school held a Christmas party in the church parlors Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs Lola Parks Mrs Harry Clawson and Mrs A Mable Lane.
Spring of Rossville recalls a 150 year old rocking chair said to have been used by presidents from Washington to Wilson. The chair, once owned with the Landis farm furnishings, drew debate in Congress era actions on disposal and potential replacement. The chair’s history was once housed at the Bab Rock Museum for nine years as Homer Spring, brother of Amel Spring, resided near Delphi.
The order of Odd Fellows in Indi ana reconvenes under the steady management of P. G. M R. H. Hollywood, serving as manager of the Grand Lodge and outlining renewed leadership.
The Odd Fellows lodge No. 28 elected officers with John Emrick as Noble Grand Earl Lines as vice grand William Shaffer as secretary Paul Ashba as treasurer and Haughey Mounty as trustee.
Newly elected officers of Victoria Rebekah lodge No. 154 are Noble Grand Mrs. Frank Houser Vice Grand Mrs. Mertie Neff Recording Secretary Mrs. Ed Caldwell Financial Secretary Mrs. Ethel Hunter Treasurer Mrs. Jennie Kite with duties and terms to be announced.
Children’s hose and washcloths or other personal necessity gifts will be collected for Tamassee Industrial school in South Carolina. The December meeting of Charles Carroll Chapter D. A. B. will be held at Mrs. H. B. Wilson’s home with Mrs. Julia Irelan, Miss Anna Hardy and Miss Lola Hanna as assistant hostesses.
Fifteen War Mothers met at Mrs. Charles Baker’s Camden home for an all day quilting and picnic. Mrs. Mary Ruffing assisted her mother. The quilt was completed and shown in Delphi. The Cutler Home Economics Club held its annual Christmas party at the Cutler church with a cooperative noon dinner and a Christmas exchange led by Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Charles Canning, and Mrs. John McFarland. Hostesses included Mrs. Ben Lowery, Mrs. Seth Miller, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Rose Fellows, and Mrs. Herbert Jervis.
Old photograph found with the label Mrs Will Roch, located on a square. Finder urged to return to the Citizen office for a reward. Potential contact details are not provided.
Chairman John J. Raskob calls the Democratic national committee to convene in Washington January 9 to select a convention site and possibly recommend a stance on prohibition to the presidential nominating convention.
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