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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
8
Notice details that the City of Delphi Indiana will receive proposals for deposits for bond funds and related deficiency funds on December 30 1929 at 10 o clock A M in the City Clerk's Office under Chapter 211 acts of 1929. The notice is signed by City Clerk Talmar R Arai and concerns banks and trust companies.
Readable listings of local clubs and holiday events. Births, home gatherings, and society notices include the Born To family in Mortonsville and various chapters like G A R Ladies, D A R, and Girl Scouts hosting parties and cooperative dinners across Delphi and surrounding towns.
A list of Christmas dinners includes Mr. and Mrs. John Hamling Sr and Jr and family, Mrs. Louise Stengle, Mrs. Rose Applegate of Frankfort, plus numerous couples from Weoria Lafayette Purdue Hammond and other towns, naming attendees and relatives across multiple households. The aggregating note records many extended families sharing a festive meal.
West Delphi residents share visits from Gus Johnson and George Vanostran households. Mary Hobaugh returns to home, Bessie Garrison comes from Purdue for vacation, James Coghill returns from Frankfort, Sunshine Milk Co driver visits after road conditions. Local rail work, snow clearing, a derailment near the new bridge, and a newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sales in Mortonsville. Irene Downing assists with work.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Carroll County Loan & Trust Co of Delphi Indiana will be held at the bank office on January 6 1930 at 1 30 oclock for election of directors and other business that may come before the meeting.
For Your Butchering Needs We have 60 lb wooden lard tubs at 10c each and 100 lb and 50 lb tin lard cans for 20c. Flour sacks are $1.00 per dozen. Get yours now at Roach's Bakery. 42-tf
Reverend L. E. Knox pastor with Bible school at 9 30 AM and Ray Orr superintendent. Morning sermon titled The Urge of the New Year with a trombone solo. Evening services follow the usual schedule at 7 00 PM.
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