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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
4
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Goff. Miss Susie Dasher led the program.
Two art appreciation courses have begun under Rebecca Gardner of Burrows with sessions at Flora and Burrows. Additional classes will be organized across the county.
The Adams township Home Economics club will meet February 20 at the school building. A meat canning demonstration is planned for attendees.
The Juntos Club marked its sixteenth anniversary with a dinner at the Nelsons country home. Mrs Beamer introduced a program on World Events with talks by members, a reading of founding minutes, and plans to maintain universal membership and Federation ties.
The first meeting of township S and E directors was held at the courthouse. Mrs. Effie Cochran gave a talk and Mrs. Fanny Witter was elected president. Others named were Mrs. W H Casad, vice president, and Mrs. Orpha Miller secretary treasurer. A countywide jubilee plan was set to wind up the bureau membership drive, with next meeting set for April 5 at Delphi. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Casad and numerous others.
Miss Lavon Martin of Camden and Mrs Billie Martin were reminded of their birthdays Sunday as fifty relatives and friends gathered at the latter's home. Those present included Mr and Mrs Hrank Sink and daughter Rockfield, Mr and Mrs Gard Sink, Clarence and George Lowe, Miss Emma Sink, Mr and Mrs Thomas Sink and daughters, Mr and Mrs Ellis Kauzshmaul and…
A family group includes Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sink and children, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sink and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rus Sell Sink and sons, Mrs. Martha Finney of Camden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin and son, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. James Sink and daughter of Deer Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sink and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Gilbert of Burlington.
Prize winners named from last night’s card party include high in bridge Mrs Roy Clauser and Harry Baer, low John Eisold, high in euchre Mrs James Bardon and Frank Morrow, low Miss Hannah Coomey, with door prize awarded to Mrs Nora Turner.
Twenty members of the Delphi Woman's Club met at Mrs. Laverne Goff's home for a literature department gathering. Mrs. George Obear reviewed the book Marie Antoinette by Stefan Zweig. Rev. Harry Parker read his poems and verses by Marjorie Kahl of Camden and others.
Guests from Following women from Delphi attended the Flora Art and Garden club gathering at Mrs. M. J. Kitzmiller home Thursday afternoon. Speakers included Grant Steele of Indianapolis on Changing Culture and Mrs. Helen Woodward on Dutch Art. Miss Marjorie Kahl read, and musical numbers by Jean Cripe Jane Davis and Helen Gernard followed. Tea hosted by Mrs. Ruth Todd Tidrick and Mrs. M. L. Mickel. Mrs. Hendrick Van Doorn led, with Mrs. Bryan Miller directing the music. Dutch art reproductions displayed around rooms.
Alpha chapter of Epsilon Sigma Omicron held a Friday gathering at Mrs. VanNatta home with a noon luncheon and business session led by vice president Mrs. L H Smith. Officers were re elected: president Mrs C T Amick vice president Mrs L H Smith and secretary treasurer Mrs W L Cowdin. Dues for the state federation were paid and Mrs Cowdin gave brief book reviews. Annual Make Merry class meeting elected Grover Kite president Russell Craig secretary Mrs George McCain treasurer William McCain and Henry B Wilson was re elected as teacher with Loyal Hoshaw and B H Drake as assistants. A social hour followed with committee members named. Mrs Charles Crone hosted a 25 guest shower for Miss Ruth Rardon.
A bride-to-be enjoyed a gathering with a large number of gifts. Euchre prizes went to Mrs. Harve Hoshaw Mrs. George Vianco Mrs. Will Coomey and Miss Margaret Coomey. Refreshments followed. Delphi Presbyterian missionary society to meet Tuesday Feb 19 at Mrs. W. R. Quick home for final meeting of the year with officer elections and program by Mrs. E. W. Bowen and Mrs. C. T. Amick.
Miss Isabelle Robinson hosted a Friday dinner in honor of her brother Bowen Robinson and his wife’s first anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradshaw, Miss Hilda Bowen, and Dr. Hubert Gros.
At the next meeting of Tipwa Grange in Pittsburg eight candidates will receive the first degree. Members of Welcome In Grange will perform the degree work at the hall this evening.
The Rain or Shine class holds a February party and business meeting this evening at Mrs. Sue Beale’s home. Assistant hostesses include Mrs. Sarah Gerbens Miss Florence Cox and Miss Jessie Murphy.
The Right Jolly Workers club of district 2 met on Tuesday evening February 5 at Deer Creek Presbyterian Church. Young people from the third district presented the program.
Mrs N J Howe and Mrs James P Wason attended the funeral in Lafayette of Mrs Albert Poorman state director of the C A R and nationally prominent member. She died last Wednesday night at a Cleveland Ohio hospital and was well known in Delphi for visits to the local D A R chapter. The representatives of the Charles Carroll Chapter attended the service.
Carl Engle of Danville Illinois was chosen as president and general manager of the Great Western Canning Factory of Delphi at a directors meeting Saturday night He succeeds A H Brewer of Delphi who resigned after four years in the role
Rev Arthur Fabinski was installed as pastor of St Peter's Lutheran church in Camden on Sunday evening. Rev Ralph Wheadon of Logansport led the installation assisted by the St Luke's Logansport choir.
Directors elected at the annual stockholders meeting in Delphi include Clay Clarence Frey Jackson Ira E. Robinson Madison D B Honan Monroe Oren Eikenberry Tippecanoe C R Clawson Washington A A Newer and Arthur Mullin as directors at large Anthony Lehner of the Indiana F B Cooperative Assn spoke. Wm Lee Henderson manager and Ross Wagoner assistant manager discussed the financial report and the year’s business.
About 225 people attended a free dance and lunch at the Redmen hall on Thursday evening. The event was staged by friends of the unemployed. Music was provided by Leming's orchestra, the Reese brothers, and the duo Stoner and Harrison.
The Camden Methodist Sunday School will tune in to the WLW radio program by the Kentucky Mountain Missionaries on Sunday morning. In the evening at 7 o clock the Wesley Foundation orchestra of Purdue University will be featured in the monthly fellowship program with a Korean student delivering the address.
Mr and Mrs Ray Quinn of Camden announce the engagement of their daughter Vera to Clarence Walker of Sheridan.
Frank Barnes flora Badgers crushed Delphi 34 to 24 as J Gee led Flora with 13 points and the reserves defeated Little Oracles 23 to 8 in prelims. Flora remains the sectional favorite after beating Camden by a point last week.
The Carroll County Junior High School basketball tournament at Cutler produced a finals win for Cutler over Camden 18 to 4 after leading 16 to 0 at halftime. Earlier Camden beat Deer Creek 22 to 14, Pittsburg beat Rockfield 18 to 10, and Cutler beat Burlington 30 to 9. Semifinals saw Camden defeat Adams Two 25 to 10 while Cutler beat Pittsburg 24 to 11. Pittsburg won the consolation with 34 to 14 over Adams Two.
Florence McCune New Hope School teacher submits January honor roll names for 5th and 6th grades Virginia Haslet Donald Buck Betty Cole Wayne Rule Roberta Zook Marion Hathaway honorable mention Eva Bougher Bernadine Peargon Max Isley Doris Clawson
Funeral rites were held Monday afternoon for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John McManus of Adams township. Burial followed in Hickory Grove cemetery.
Mrs Elmer Sibbitt of Cutler is seriously ill at a Frankfort hospital. Her infant son born last week is critically ill but both are reported improved after several blood transfusions.
Leonard Crume a Burlington auctioneer notes improved farm land prices with ten farms sold in ninety days and two sales last Saturday. He contrasts with last year as prices are stronger. Elizabeth Murphy, visiting Lafayette, plans a talk to Lennwood school PTA this evening. she formerly taught there in 1882.
Burr Graham attends a Frigidaire display as the refrigeration business projects record sales this year. Frigidaire ships 1935 models from Dayton plants, backs a heavy ad schedule, and has retooled plants at a cost of 1.6 million dollars to ensure winter delivery. Harry Arnold remains seriously ill at home in Delphi.
Administrator of Mary McDonald estate announces sale by private sale at 9:00 a.m. on 14 May 1935 in Delphi Indiana. Real estate in Carroll County includes undivided one half of NE quarter of SW quarter Sec 23, Township 25 North Range 3 West, 40 acres. South half of the quarter of NW quarter Sec 23, 20 acres. portions of West half of SW quarter Sec 23 and Southeast quarter Sec 22 with highway rights, totaling about 156 acres. Sale subject to court approval, cash at sale, liens, taxes, and Joint Land Bank mortgage. Mahlon Kerlin, Atty. Floyd Julien, Attys for Administrator.
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