Local Notes and Personal Visits Highlight Delphi Area
Mrs Reed Schweiger is confined at home with flu. Otto Stine and R C Bradley of Attica visited Delphi on Monday. Mrs Tolen Isaacs visited relatives in Logansport. Carl Grimm of Purdue University visited over vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Lorenz Grimm. Miss Mary Hanrahan of Indianapolis visited with her sister and brothers near Delphi. Harold Isaacs of Wabash College visited his parents. Mrs Ellen Bennett and Mrs Katie Mabitt saw Al Jolson in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs John Bunnell of Indiana University visited relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Reed
Schweiger
Tolen Isaacs
Logansport
Carl Grimm
Purdue University
Lorenz Grimm
Mary Hanrahan
Indianapolis
Delphi
Harold Isaacs
Wabash College
Ellen Bennett
Katie Mabitt
al Jolson
Mars Theatre
Lafayette
John Bunnell
Indiana University
Local visits and travel notices from Delphi area
Mrs Frank B Lyon returned home Friday from a week visit with relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs Josephin Ives of Indianapolis spent the week end with her sons Joseph T and Hiatt Ives in South Delphi. Miss Hilda Bowen returned to work in Chicago Monday after a week end with her parents Mr and Mrs E W Bowen. Mrs Larimore Adams, a son of Philadelphia, Penn., arrived Monday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Lyon
Indianapolis
Josephin Ives
Joseph T
Hiatt Ives
South Delphi
Hilda Bowen
Chicago
Mrs
E. W. Bowen
Larimore Adams
Philadelphia
Penn
Charles Best
Local Social Notes from Delphi and Nearby Homes
Mrs. John Frisbee is ill at her country home south of Delphia. Doxie Moore and family moved into Mrs. Maria Fraser’s residence on North Union Street last week. Mrs. Walter Guthrie has been a guest of Mrs. Van C Blue for a few days this week. Miss Ireve Thayer of Indianapolis spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Coomey. Mrs. James Neff and son James live northeast of Delphi and visited Delphi Tuesday. Miss Jessie Murphy, nurse at Sunny Side Indianapolis, has recovered from a recent illness. Mrs. J. M. Gardner visited relatives in Monticello this week. Isaac Lucas of Chicago spent the weekend with his family in Delphi, accompanied by Mrs. George Eston and Mary Ellen Macerlaine. Suits pressed only 50c. Order your next two piece suit tailored to your measure for $21.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxie Moore
Maria Fraser
North Union Street
Ireve Thayer
Indianapolis
James Coomey
Isaac Lucas
Chicago
Delphi
George Eston
Mary Ellen Macerlaine
Fresh fish and oysters at Hall's Meat Market
Community notes recall visits by Maurice and Robert Adair of Rensselaer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Dan Jones over the weekend. Indiana University student Paul Benner stayed with his parents in Burrows. Charles R Norby and Mr and Mrs Frank Halligan of Chicago visited the Robbins family. Mrs John Best fills foreign language duties at the local high school during Mrs Downey’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice and
Robert Adair
Rensselaer
Dan Jones
Charles R. Norby
Frank Halligan
Chicago
Joe Robbins
John Best
Downey
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Avc Tonight Sparks Interest
Miss Josephine Odell returns to Logansport after an injury at school including a broken left wrist. Miss Edith McCouch of Butler College visits Delphi High School and reads in Mr Hall's history class. Mr and Mrs Charles Zahn of Lafayette decide to stay there as Zahn accepts a Fairfield Manufacturing position. Newell Schock plans to return to Wenatchee Washington after weeks with family in Monticello and Delphi. Mrs Claud Chissom comes home from Peru where her aunt is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Odell
Logansport
Edith McCouch
Butler College
Delphi High School
Hall
Miss McCouch
Delphi
Charles Zahn
Lafayette
Zahn
Fairfield Manufacturing Company
Newell Schock
Wenatchee
Wash
Monticello
William Pearson
Claud Chissom
Richard Lane
Peru
Indiana Legislature Considers Soldier and Nurse Bonus
A bill in the Indiana legislature seeks a wartime service bonus of 15 dollars per month for veterans including soldiers sailors marines and nurses who left Indiana for World War service. Qualified heirs may collect, with a minimum two and a maximum twenty months. The bonus would be funded by a special levy and part of the regular levy and decided by a November 1930 popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William C. Babcock, Jr
Rensselaer
James Brewster
Corydon
Ways and Means Committee
Hoshaw brothers lead derby style for 23 years in Carroll County
The Hoshaw auctioneering brothers Frank and Harve have long set men’s derby fashion in Carroll County. Photographs used on sale bills echo their early dice-box headgear, now seen as timeless trade marks. Local society notes add visits, theatre outings, and legion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Harve Hoshaw
Carroll County
Hoshaw Brothers
Delphi High School Notes Highlight Thrift Event and Activities
Delphi high school notes report Hiclub discusses thrift with Henry Wilson address and new student officers. Upcoming events include junior high basketball vs Flora, a fat and lean game to fund band suits, and a magazine subscription drive. County nurse visits for student health checks. Hi Y enters Indiana Bible study contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Donald Chapman
John Roth
Floyd Wilson
Robert Schrader
Earl Powell
Real Bloyd
Wilbur Hall
Real suit offer and local visitors headline
Men do not forget that you can buy a real suit of clothes including alterations and your choice of best suspenders or tie at 22.50. C O Julius, your clothier. Mrs Bertha Sanderson of Chicago with her daughter came Sunday for a few weeks stay and family. Col A B Crampton visited from Monday until Wednesday with Dr and Mrs C Crampton and Mr and Mrs H B Wilson. Miss Mildred Coblentz of Manches ter college and Miss Ruth Coblentz who teaches at Bunker Hill, spent the week end with their parents Rev and Mrs C B Coblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Julius
Bertha ,Sanderson
Chicago
Everett Baer
A. B. Crampton
C. Crampton
H. B. Wilson
Mildred Coblentz
Manchester College
Ruth .Coblentz
Bunker Hill
C. B. Coblentz
Family News From Indiana and Nearby States
Mrs Theodore Schneider and Jo Ann visited Adrienne Guckien in Indianapolis and saw Strange Interlude at the English theatre. Richard DeLong stayed with grandparents, entered Delphi schools Monday. Merle and Mrs. DeLong sold Flora bakery and plan to move to Lebanon. Mrs Fettig and Mrs Weaver visit their mother Mrs Jen n ie Wolfe who is seriously ill. Mrs Carl McDonald of Indianapolis was home Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs William H Bradshaw and their son Charles report a wonderful Washington trip and will travel to Raleigh, South Carolina next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Schneider
Jo Ann
Adrienne Guckien
Indianapolis
Richard Lee DeLong
James A. DeLong
Delphi
Merle DeLong
Flora
Lebanon
L. J. Fettig
Logansport
Verl Weaver
South Bend
Jennie Wolfe
Carl McDonald
William H. Bradshaw
Washington, D. C
Charles
Bradshaws
Washington
Raleigh
Mrs W C Parker Undergoes Surgery In Lafayette Hospital
Detroit resident Mrs W C Parker visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W L Cowdin was taken to Home hospital Lafayette last Thursday for appendicitis surgery and to undergo another operation soon. Her husband Dr Parker of the U S Marine hospital has been with her this past week. Hardwood flooring ad copy follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Parker
Detroit
Mich
W. L. Cowdin
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Dr. Parker
U.S. Marine Hospital
Dinner for priests hosted by Father C J Reed
Father C J Reed hosted a Sunday dinner for visiting priests including Rev Monahan Rev Persey Rev Fryberger Rev McCarty of Lafayette Rev Gay of Fowler Rev eas of Oxford and Rev Overholtzer of Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Reed
Monahan
Persey
Fryberger
McCarty
Lafayette
Gay
Fowler
Eas
Oxford
Overholtzer
Attica
Legion Hosts Hot Lunch Saturday Evening February 9
Legion hall plans a hot lunch event this Saturday with both moonlit and evening service options. Organizer notes a friendly community gathering with varied dishes and seating for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Rooms
Legion
Delphi Hi Y Club Chooses C A Smith to Lead Study
The Delphi Hi Y club selects C A Smith to guide members toward victory in their Bible study project. The club tracks loyalty and purpose by church attendance, Sunday school participation, and exam passage rates, aiming for a state trophy and stronger unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Delphi Hi Y
C. A. Smith
New Suits Offer Fine Finish At Great Prices
New suits in hard finish worsteds herringbone and cheviot styles await fitting. This store proclaims best value yet with prices at 18.50 and 23.50 dollars. Customers urged to try them on and compare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick & Clifford
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Lincoln
Citizens National Bank
Otto Stine
R. C. Bradley
Nut Brown
Smiths Grocery
John Frisbee
Delphia
Julius
Walter Guthrie
van C. Blue
Stewart & Gochenour
James Neff
James
Jessie Murphy
Sunny Side
Hall’s
Paul Benner
Jesse Benner
Burrows
Uncle Tom
Avc
Legislature
Harve
Vogue
Mrs. Rue Scroggs of
Burnettsville
Mrs. Wolfe
Bowen Patterson
Margaret Afflis
Paul Quick
Richard
Mary Jo Arnold
English Theatre
Ve S. ‘Margowski
W. R. Quick
Paul Quick and Son
E.E. Maxwell
Charles Falgler
Tom Malia
Metzger Lumber Co
Esther Shirk
Jackson College
James A. Shirk
Joe Frisbee
Zelpha Frisbee
Noland Howell
J. W. Weidner
N. Gilliam
F. M. Brewer
Brough
Mary Louise Gerard
Livengood
Lafayette Armory
George Wason
W. B. Wason
Ben Aldridge
Beverly Heights
Roach
Ed Wingerd
Roy Gardner
Paul. Simms
American Legion
Crawforsville
Walter Rinehart
L. J. Fittig
Oscar Rinehart
George Hall
Wilbur
Ada Smith
Mars
Flora Junior High School
T Reds
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
County Gentleman
Hoshaw
Jesus
Koehler
Pl Ck
County Farm Bureau Office
Srsmngpsen
Smith’s Grocery
The
Arc
Metzger
Red Lion
Atwater Kent
Stee Gers
Ire
Bee
Kent
LADY
Rogers
Canada
J. B. Dickison & Co
Delphi, Indiana
Meat Department
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