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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
5
A courtesy note invites readers to mention visits to guests and inform the paper of coming and going. The column encourages sharing social news as a service to readers and host communities.
Mrs. George Hall spent Tuesday night in Elkhart with her son Wilbur. Ames Spring and his wife visited in Lafayette with Mr and Mrs. Ross Myers last Sunday. Pittsburg church members plan a pound shower for Rev Holsinger Friday evening. Harve Lynch returned Sunday from a two week stay in Martinsville. Mr and Mrs C A Davies spent weekend with E P Beadie in Terre Haute. Lucile Schock and Charles Black called on her sister in Indianapolis Sunday. Willard Reed visited his cousin Mrs Everett Bowers in Yeoman on Sunday. Frank Buchanan and Marjorie Isaacs visited Miss Isaacs sister Mrs Walter Lowe in Logansport Sunday. Ruby Sines Ralph Sines and Harold Wilson visited the Kirkpatrick grandparents in South Bend.
Alva Flora of east of Rockfield will move March 1 to a farm east of Peru in Miami County for future residence. The Citizen subscription note references the move and future residence plans.
Miss Bernice Arnott John Roth Miss June Trobaugh and Robert Schrader spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Members of the St Joseph Catholic church congregation enjoyed a cooperative supper Tuesday evening in the K of C hall. Mr and Mrs Bert Munson of Hope dale neighborhood have purchased the Dallas Gunyan farm and will move there soon.
H. B. Wilson was named delegate and Dr. C. V. Sheets alternate to the northwest Indiana conference of the Methodist church to be held in Green Castle in June. The election was held at a congregational meeting of the local church Sunday morning.
A brief item notes a purchaser seeks ten radios from Herbert Smith. No further details on model, price, or delivery are provided.
Mrs Charles Parks spent time in Monti cello this week caring for her ill parents Mr and Mrs William Van Pelt. Miss Florence Gamble, a Fort Wayne business college student, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gamble. Mr and Mrs Frances Roskuski and Miss Margaret Roskuski of Toledo and John Roskuski and family of Fort Wayne were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Tenningskuski.
Thad Hanway Jr eight year old son of Mr and Mrs H E Hanway Monon is in St Elizabeth hospital He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Clarence Orr of Delphi.
Miss Eve Overholser of west of Delphi was taken to St Elizabeth hospital Monday afternoon in the Grimm and Sons ambulance. She underwent an appendicitis operation that evening. Rev Edward Hoffenbacher of Logansport newly appointed rector for St Marys Episcopal church conducted Ash Wednesday services in the local church Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs H B Wilson were dinner guests of Miss Dorothy Wilson in Logansport Tuesday evening and heard her read Once in a Life Time before her drama class.
Evan T. Sanderson of Bringhurst route two a son of Frank C. Sanderson and Ruby B. Larimore daughter of John Francis Larimore of Delphi route six were granted a license to wed Friday.
A petition to set aside the inheritance tax on the Porter D. Haskell estate was filed by heirs represented by the state tax board inheritance tax commissioner. The filing seeks relief from taxes assessed on the estate.
Mr and Mrs Everett Baer and their children William Charles and Margaret spent Sunday in Howard county with Mr and Mrs Dick Burgett and family. Mrs Burgett returned home with them and remained until today.
Mrs Hall Manor of Colburn and John Haller of Colburn were transported to St Elizabeth’s hospital on Sunday in Blythe & Sons ambulances.
Mr and Mrs John W Allen relocate to the Knettle farm west of Flora while Frank Brown and family move from the Cunningham farm to the John Zartman place east of Fiora.
Miss Geraldine Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Miller of Bear Cutler and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Bent Ayres in Flora has begun nurses training at the M E hospital in Indianapolis.
Prof. C. A. Smith spoke on Assembly Programs at the high school principal's conference in Logansport Saturday afternoon. County Superintendent C. A. Bailey also attended the conference.
Wilbur Hall of Elk Hart reports a strong year for his debate team after winning at Warsaw last Tuesday. The squad heads to South Bend for a Saturday night debate competition, aiming for another strong performance.
Mr and Mrs James Obear spent the weekend in Indianapolis with their son James and family. Perry Rule Anthony Hanrahan and Fred Smith attended the legislature Wednesday. Mrs James DeLong spent the weekend with her son in Lebanon where he runs a bakery. L M Pletcher of Pletcher Hardware Co sponsors a Thursday Arc Theatre showing The Romance of the Reaper with tickets issued by Mr Pletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Shelley return from a two week vacation spent traveling through southern Indiana. They visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lucas in Bloomingdale and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Roberts in Terre Haute.
Riley Sink county road superintendent issues a prohibition on roller skating along the paved stretch between Flora and Burghurst. He warns that violators will be prosecuted. Miss Margaret Rush, 13, daughter of Mamie Snyder, returned home Saturday from St. Elizabeth hospital Lafayette after an appendicitis operation and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gregg.
George Popejoy and trained dogs performed for the children at St. Josephs Orphans Home in Lafayette on Sunday. The event was organized by Knights of Columbus members from the city. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bell plan to move to a farm near Ervin township school in Howard County March 1. Mrs Bell formerly Edith Milburn of Burlington. Revival meetings at Pilgrim Holiness church began Friday evening with strong attendance and a spirited sermon. A string orchestra accompanied the congregational singing led by organist Mrs Carl Reed. Meetings run nightly through March 4.
Miss Dorothy Taylor and piano teacher Mrs. Turner performed on WBAA Purdue February ninth. Red Cross reports 100 garments for drought children. Camden and Flora churches contribute boys and girls outfits. Delphi figures note will of Warren Overley. George Garrison to speak on firearms. local radio and travel updates conclude the column.
Mrs. Anna Snyder leaves Los Angeles March 1 on her homeward trip. Mrs. Paul Ashba underwent surgery at St Elizabeth's hospital for chronic trouble. James Clifford of Quick Clifford returns from a shoe dealers convention in Indianapolis. Lorel Blickenstaff visited her uncle Charles Myers in Logansport, who recently had a paralytic stroke. Fred Sargent Fred Bassett and George Bowman form a road and bridge construction company. Mrs. William Scott of Burrows attends funeral of her brother Frank Been in Chicago. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fullmer in Cheyenne Wyoming on February 16. Mrs. Fullmer is formerly Georgia Hoshaw. Herbert Smith radios. N W Bowen E W Bowen and Mrs Robert McChire depart New Orleans for a Florida motor journey. William Kreitenstein of LaGrange County visits here en route to Indianapolis. He formerly owned property on the Tippecanoe river.
Mrs. James P. Wason came back Wednesday from Indianapolis where she attended a concert by the Minneapolis Philharmonic Society and visited the legislature.
Leon Adsit of Delphi route 2 and Nick Willems of Monticello were in a Sunday evening car crash in Monticello. Adsit was taking his sister to a thread mill job in town. both cars sustained damage. Nearby, Lafayette residents John Wagoner, Ed Vianco, Bert Yocum, George Dahm and Vincent Vaughn attended a cooperative St Joseph church dinner with about 200 guests and talks about a Notre Dame lay retreat set for August 6 to 9. The piece also notes clothing ads and local social updates.
Inventory notes only 25 40 and 50 watt items remain with no more stock to follow at current price. A new shipment of ladies dresses at $1.00 arrives, priced higher than earlier $1.95 quality prints.
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