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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

3

Funeral and small town social notables in Delphi area

The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Dimmitt, 84, was held at Oak Grove Church after dying at her daughter’s home in Flint. The item also covers visits and birthday parties in Delphi, including Miss Margie Weaver’s eighth birthday party with yuletide decor and treats, and multiple social calls around Delphi and nearby towns.

Amanda Dimmitt Emma Sutton Flint Mich Oak Grove Church Dimmitt Floyd Johns Will Gillum Lafayette Ruth Rairdon Delphi Florence Viney Charles Crook Jeneva Swether Margie Weaver Norway Robert” Reed Scott Elsie Grace Overley Caroline Louise Christie Santa George Myers Mabel Kennard Fred Viney Norma Jean Elwood Katherine Coates Oscar Baird Beverly

Local Social Guests Attend Jefferson Delphi Game

Far go residents Mr and Mrs Sam Seymour and Mr and Mrs Robert Seymore joined Johns and Gates families for weekend gatherings. Local attendees from here at the Lafayette game included Herman Weaver Floyd Johns Glenn Davis James Viney Glenn Kennard Wilbur Doolittle Harry Pearson Carl Hargraves Clatra Kennard and Doris Doolittle.

Sam Seymour Fargo N. D Robert Seymore Monon Harry Johns Wilbur Gates Idaville Johns Lafayette Herman Weaver Floyd. Johns Glenn Davis James Viney Glenn Kennard Wilbur Doolittle Harry Pearson Carl and Floyd Hargraves Clatra Kennard Doris Doolittle

Local families host guests across several Indiana towns

The record lists numerous visitors and hosts from Indianapolis to Logansport and nearby towns. It notes Friday and weekend gatherings with families including the Marquesses, Virgins, Gaumers, Smiths, Jordans, and Arthurs, plus birthday celebrations for Margie Lou Weaver in Yeoman.

Local Social Notes Highlight Johnsons Birthday and Visits

Wava Herr William Measles Frank Shockley of Yeoman and Leon Adsit of Carrollton spent Sunday with Oliver Marquess and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and Mr and Mrs Alonzo Curtis visited the Johnsons of North Judson on Wednesday last. It marked William Johnsons 73rd birthday anniversary.

Wava Herr William Measles Frank Shockley Yeoman Leon Adsit Carrollton Oliver Marquess Charles Johnson Alonzo Curtis William Johnson North Judson

Christmas Party Highlighted by Pioneer Class at Presbyterian

Florence Grace hosted the Pioneer class Christmas gathering. Local high school home economics class to serve a chicken supper for teachers Wednesday. Rev E G Evans of Gary preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Parent Teachers meeting set for Thursday 7:30 with a play and musical numbers.

Rockfield Florence Grace Presbyterian Church Walter Smith Guy Fincher Adams Township E. C. Patty and Sons Robert and Billie Cutler J. W. Foust Floyd Groninger T. M.° Williamson Burrows Clifford Mullin H. Y. Mullin Marshall Weaver Cloyd Mellinger Guy Mellinger Danville, Il Archie Kuntz Williamsport Maude Kuntz Attica Millie Kuntz Lafayette Harley Smith T. W. West Aussinboia Canada John Kerlin

Local Social Notes and Postponed Play

Mrs. Clifton Primmer and Mrs. Ward Cree visited Mrs. Clinton Curts Tuesday. Opal Berris visited Bert Aikens Wednesday. Troy Calloway and son Delbert of Kokomo visited over the weekend with Ward Cree. The play Clubbing a Husband slated for Dec 20 is postponed. Leo Wagoner of Colfax visited her parents, Cliff Rogers. Rev. Enos Bacon of Romney swapped pulpits with Rev. Cecil Atkinson. Joe Bonebrake injured in a car collision affecting William Ratcliff’s car. Glen Flora and Opal Koup spent Sunday with the Blues near Wheeling. William and Mrs. Enoch dined with Roy Larimore near Young America. Orth Quinn and Clyde Bonebrake visited their brother Dr. Claude Quinn of Terre Haute. Ike Meyer visited Indianapolis earlier this week.

Cliff Rogers Enos Bacon Romney Cecil Atkinson Joe Bonebrake William Ratcliff Wheeling William Enoch Roy Larimore Near Young America

Adams Township social and family notes and a horse poisoning incident

Mrs. Alice Armstrong of Delphi visits with J. C. McManus and wife as Ed Simon reports two horses killed by pasture poison. Several local families share weekend visits across Buffalo Winamac Metea Monticello and nearby towns. Mrs. Ensley Hanna remains poorly after a prior stroke.

Jeff Davis Robert Million Irene Powell Mundie J. C. McManus John McManus

Shell station changes managers in town

Forest Appleton took over as manager replacing Lee Sink at the Shell service station last week. Amy Wright left Sunday to spend winter with her son Dr. Emmett Wright in Chicago. Mrs Martha Myers visited Amanda Snyder last week. 3 year old Kenneth Graham ill with pneumonia. Prof Harry Hatton and Coach Reid joined Camden basketball guests at Royal Center banquet.

Shell Service Station Forest Appleton Lee Sink Floyd Gardner Arizona Amy Wright Emmett Wright Chicago Martha Myers Amanda Snyder Kenneth Jess Graham Harry Hatton Coach Reid thes-Camden Royal Center Roy Center Ellis Gish Emmett Simmitt

Born to Mr and Mrs Ellis Kusx a son

A baby boy was born on Wednesday December 10 to Mr and Mrs Ellis Kusx.

Ellis Kusxmaul

Local Social Notes Include Illness and Visits

Benjamin Stewart remains largely in bed despite meals while Mifflin Jones suffers asthma spells. Mrs. Jones learns of her nephew Charles Chandler s death in Indianapolis from tuberculosis. Isabelle Magee stays with niece Cara Brewer near Yeoman after a serious illness. Mr and Mrs John Stuart of Columbia City visited with Frank Girard and Murial, sharing dinner with the Stewarts.

Benjamin Stewart John Stuart Columbia City Frank Girard Murial Stewarts Mifflin Jones

Carrollton Township School News and Local Events

Pastor Lester Gaylor of Indianapolis accepts Sharon Baptist church duties. Mothers provide dinner for pupils with a Christmas program in the afternoon. Carrollton school closes Friday for vacation. high school plans a Friday operetta. Children buy tuberculosis bonds. Home Economics Club meets with Mrs. Allan Cornell hosting. Christmas exchange enjoys dainty refreshments. I N Landis to host club in January. Clarence Greene family visits Van C Blue family.

Carrollton Lester Gaylor Indianapolis Sharon Baptist Church Allan Cornell I. N. Landis Clarence Greene van C. Blue

Local Social and Farm Labor notes from Rock Creek area

Rock Creek Township reports include Mr and Mrs Charles Harvey and others shopping in Logansport. Minnie Wingard visited relatives there over the weekend. Emily Guthrie has men husking corn in a river field, with Lind hauling to Burrows. Edna Gallagher works in Logansport and stays with the Streights. Williamses help with Friday work, corn still to husk.

Rock Creek Township Charles Harvey Joe Smith Luella Logansport Minnie Wingard Duddleson Bish Emily Guthrie Lind Burrows Edna Gallagher J. Streight Charles Williams Tom Williams Williams

Weekend Visits and Local Shifts Highlight Small Town Notes

Mrs Henry Peters of Pittsburg visited Frank Redenbacher and family. Paul Ward, son of Mr and Mrs H A Ward, was cut and bruised when thrown from a horse while helping Hobart Wolf move. twelve stitches were needed for facial wounds. Joe Balkemas spent Sunday in Lafayette with his brother Garret. Frank Redenbacher and family frequent St Elizabeths Hospital as their son Harold is a patient. Roy Reppert and family of Monticello and Paul Marvin and family of Delphi spent Sunday with I L Hufford and family. Mrs Emanuel Hufford remains ill. Hobart Wolf moved from the William Fetterhoff farm to the Shields farm east of Ockley. A 200 inch telescope lens mechanism will be developed at Caltech in Pasadena California. Nine of ten people buy radios from Herbert Smith.

Dewey Reynolds Frank Diener Monticello Carl Metz Frank Arthur Logansport David Arthur William Neff Kenneth J. Austin Margie Lou Weaver Yeoman Philip Lapel Chas. Bensfield North Judson Frank Pencebaker, Jr Fred Gaumer Lewis’ Mikesel Norma Indianapolis Henry Peters Pittsburg Frank Redenbacher Paul Ward H. A. Ward Hobart Wolf Joe Balkemas Lafayette Garret St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Harold Roy Reppert Paul Marvin Delphi I L. Hufford Emanuel Hufford William Fetterhoff Shields Farm Ockley

Carroll County Sealed Bids for Poor Asylum Supplies

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids on Monday December 29 1930 until 11:00 AM for groceries meats dry goods clothing hardware boots and related maintenance supplies for the Poor Asylum for three months ending March 1931. Bids may require bonds with approved sureties. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Sealed bids are to be submitted as directed by auditors office on December 2 1930.

Pa of Commissioners Carroll County Board of Commissioners Oo Boys Board

Commissioners Allowances for December Term 1930

County records list allowances paid to multiple commissioners and officials including Riley L. Sink 202.50, Harley Richardson 49.75, Gen Richardson 15.60, Frank Kitchen 2.50, Charles Wheeler 79.80, MTR Harve Ireland 7, Leonard Brookshire 52.20, Dari Brahe 5.00, Himer Reiff 22.22, Mrs Harriett Pearson 28.0, Charles 6, Earl Hilde, Fred Horshberger with several items noted. totals and specific allocations reflect gravel road maintenance expenditures.

Riley L. Sink Saree A.W. Jackson Harley Richardson Gen Richardson Frank Kitchen Wee Eee Charles, Wheeler John ER A Chasenptienie MTR Harve Ireland Leonard Brookshire Dari Brahe

Local business listings and names from an old community ledger

A dense read of names and figures appears, listing individuals and firms with various monetary amounts. The fragment includes names like Bob Plunkett Harold Wray Chad Allen Joe Steckle Dowe Wolf Donne Rays Misa Bill Douglas and many others, alongside company names such as Camden Cement Tile Co and Rossville Lumber Co. The page resembles a ledger of payments or allowances with numerous small sums and recurring citations to local businesses and residents.

Leonard Siple Pateres Gao Peetree Bob Plunkett Harold Wray Ped Chad Allen Joe Steckle Dowe A. Balser Charles Eskridge Monam N. L. Allen Soci Albert Hill Peechaaeen Charles Randle Haugh Coal Co Camden Cement Tile Co George Eet Ess L. M. Pletcher Matai Jesse Swartz Glen Butler Amos Brubaker Charles Duncan Frank Redenbacher George Fosner John Hufford John Rayburn Rossville Lumber Co Charles Weidner Sargent & Bassett Lm.pletcher White Star Motor Oil Co. Commissioners Alowance John Oflet Eo Eee Aeann Millis Landis Us L Jess McCain Sco Lewis A. Myer Harrison Fellows Omer. Justice Irvin M. Flora Burnside Haynes Jesse R. Clawson Ralph J. Maggart Mary M. Kerlin Floyd J. Julien A. J. Margowski Coa Batley Ise Sens Charles R. Thompson Florence R. Scott Florence Coble Henry Temple C. Re Rice Frank Randolph A. G. Campbell P. George Henry Schiles Harve Wallace Charles Oenis Leonard’ Hodge Carroll ‘Wallace Cement Tile Co Ee le D. Myer B. Walker Fred. Hi Hood Seward Lowery C Oyler Otto Penn Owen Knight Squire Allen George Hood Lee Dillon Wadd Elmer Spitler Alma R. Pierce Carrie Vaughan Mount & Son C. Ll. & L.railroad Indiana Service Corporatio Delphi Metzger Lumber Co Shell American Pet. Co New York Hefiing Bakery Scalion A. L. Downing Francis Wilson A.L. Dei L. M. Pletcher Annv Williams Emory L. McHardie John Kerlin John Kerlin —.-.----. Publishing Co. Burrows Adding Machine Snyder Duplicator Co Joseph Ives Board ‘Childrens Guardia Clarence W. Hunter Benton Retherford Hunter

Circuit Court Allowances In Indiana Proceedings

A fragmented OCR entry references circuit court allowances and individuals such as Edward Thompson and W. Acheson with mentions of auditors in Indiana. The legible pieces point to court-related financial allowances and public notices, though many names and details are garbled.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Margie Clarence Austin Emerald Metz Robert Gilliam South of Delphi W. B. Ackley Bangor J. B. Hurtt Beulah Christie Ackley Mr. Hurtt Blanche Overley Robert Dean Patty Ann Nipple Steel Toys ATR Rogers Community Delphi, Ind Orth Quinn Clyde Bonebrake Wekend Claude Quinn Terre Haute Teae G Ike Meyer John Roller Clarence John Dimmitt Raymond Gerald Helen Everett Roller Winamac Anita Haag Francis Knorr Ed Hoehne Metea Frank Hoehne Victor Buffalo Robert Hanna Ensley Hanna Camden Owasco California Institute of Technology Pasadena Cal Herbert Smith Circuit Court Edward Thompson
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