Local Notes: 3-Piece Suite at Grimms for $112
Local brief notes: a 3-piece overstuffed suite is on sale at Grimms for 112 dollars. Mrs. Myron Ives visited Indianapolis this week.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1926
Page
5
Local brief notes: a 3-piece overstuffed suite is on sale at Grimms for 112 dollars. Mrs. Myron Ives visited Indianapolis this week.
Miss Georgia Philipps and her mother are both ill. Mrs Maria Fraser fell Wednesday and is seriously injured. James Pierce a contractor is critically ill with heart trouble at his home near the city. Mr and Mrs M A Frick of Logansport spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Corns.
Mrs W W Wilson of Indianapolis a former resident of this city has left for Florida for a sojourn William Gay and Harry Haslet have returned from Florida where they spent the winter
Laverne Goff visited home Wednesday night to join the inspection of the National Guard, confirming ongoing involvement with military duties and local security duties.
William Hoshaw of Watseka Illinois has returned home after visiting his father Harve Hoshaw in Delphi. A clinic will be held by the Carroll County Tuberculosis Association at Flora Community House on Thursday February 18. Grimm & Sons offers sale on genuine gold seal patterns and congoleum rugs. The Laughing Cure comedy in two acts plays February 15 and 16 at the D I Hall with seats at Margowski Drug Store. A moving picture with a message The Stream of Life screens at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 p m.
Mr and Mrs James Goff were called to Bluffton on Thursday due to the death of Emory Goff. Funeral services were planned for Friday. Emory leaves a wife and five children along with two brothers W E Goff of Monticello and James A Goff of this city.
David Crone returned home from St Elizabeth Hospital on Sunday after weeks of confinement due to a broken hip. Mrs Henry Crone Miss Mary Louise Gerrard and Harry Baer spent the weekend in Danville NL with Miss Dorothy Wilkinson.
Celebrate the Birthday of the Father of Our Country by seeing the Great Patriotic Picture As No Man Has Loved at the Arc Monday and Tuesday Feb 22 23. Mr and Mrs Will Cowdin returned Monday evening from a visit with their son William Cowdin and wife in Indianapolis.
Prof Norman Walker of the Camden school was unable to teach last week due to illness. Mrs Walker and Mrs Harold Wyatt taught in his place.
McCain Tractor and Implement Co announces a vehicle deal in Delphi Flora Monticello and Lafayette featuring Fordson tractors with 23 percent more drawbar power. Paul Quick travels to Chicago representing Delta Chi Purdue and buys spring merchandise for Model Shoe and Clothing. Medical and dental groups meet in Lafayette with Dr A C Clauser and Dr Walter Gochenour. Indiana Democrats host editorial association banquet in Indianapolis at the Claypool Hotel.
Smiths returned Tuesday night from Washington D C where they attended the funeral of Mrs Smiths mother Mrs W H Crow.
A license was issued Saturday for Miss Bessie Sharps of Delphi Indiana A A 1 and Mike Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Ulysses Campbell of Camden Ohio employed at Akron Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Will Bordner and Mr and Mrs George Stevenson of Franklin visited last week with Mr and Mrs Donald Smith. Mrs Smith and baby and Miss May Whiteman accompanied them home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert De Witt and children of Indianapolis visited over the weekend with Mrs. I. N. Cochrane and sister Miss Mary Cochrane. They were joined by Miss Mary Jo Arnold, a Butler college student.
Mrs Dale LeCount and her parents visited New Castle this weekend. LeCount attended a Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting in Indianapolis on Friday and planned to return Saturday evening. Donald Rothenberger accepts a position at Ben Martin Jewelry Store in Logansport after supervising at Luther McCain Store and specializing in watch repair.
The Grimm & Sons ad lists Bridge Lamps on sale for 7 dollars 50 cents. The Country Doctor is coming. Thursday noon the fire department was dispatched to the Rothenberger home on East Monroe Street to extinguish a roof fire near the furnace flue.
Old harness repair shop ad and a dense public sale list outline items for auction on Feb 26 including mules, farming implements, harness, tools, and household goods. Local notices cover school events, church activities, and court actions with multiple estate settlements and divorces.
A life drama of faith reclaimed will be shown Sunday evening February 14 at 7 pm in the motion picture The Stream of Life at the Methodist Church. Mrs N W Bowen writes from Miami Beach Florida to Delphi friends enjoying the climate and sunshine.
T W Armstrong county superintendent B F Scroggs principal at Burrows and Kirby Payne principal of Adams township consolidated schools went to Riverview cemetery at Monticello Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral services of Dr Benjamin F Moore of the Muncie state Normal. Dr Moore lectured before Carroll county teachers and his death came as a shock to them.
Logansport gears up for a big Dollar Day on Wednesday February 24. One hundred stores promote semi annual sales with limited quantities and early in store bargains. Participating merchants urge shoppers to arrive early to claim value driven offers.
Edwin M. Virden aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs A J Virden of Wichita Kansas will broadcast a Xylophone solo from Station KFH Hotel Lassen Wichita Saturday evening February 18 between 9 and 10 Edwin is an artist of rare ability and a favorite with Station KFH He is a nephew of Mr and Mrs J W Acheson of Delphi and a cousin of Mrs Chas Stewart of Delphi.
Five Sunday school members received gold pins for perfect attendance over the past year at the Methodist church. Honorees were Mrs. Emil Johnson, Alta Mildred Kite, Agnes Long, Grant Jacobson, and Jennings Moore. Forrest Orr led the presentation ceremony.
This week William Fraser leaves the Nelson Chevrolet Sales Co in Delphi to join the Oldsmobile Agency run by Charles Hargraves. Warren Messick moves from the Chevrolet garage to replace Fraser, and Sylvester Sales from Heflong Bakery takes Messick’s former clerk position.
A consignment of Delphi Flora Monticello and Luna Coffee arrives for Smiths Grocery and surrounding retailers, signaling steady supply for local shoppers. The shipment strengthens ties between growers and vendors in the area.
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