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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
3
Mrs. Charles Hannell, secretary of the Carroll County H E association, is recovering from injuries after a fall. Forest Hoshaw and family, long at Ockley, plan to move next week to the Ruffing farm southeast of Colburn.
A birth notice states Mr A D Bishop and Mrs Flora Bishop welcomed a son named Thomas Ward. Edgar L. Blake of Gary visited on Saturday with the Rev Benjamin Rist. Mrs Edward Lynch is reported ill at her home on North Wilson Street.
Miss Georgeann Schilling resumes studies in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Roy Robbins of Pittsburg is a patient at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette. George Bowman returned home in Pittsburg from Methodist hospital Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs Wm Oswalt were guests of Mr and Mrs Parker Baxas of Radnor. Mrs Truman Oyler of Brookston spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Doxey Moore. Mr George Lyon of Lafayette was a guest of his mother Mrs C B Lyon.
Mrs L Burr Graham returned Sunday from an extended visit in Chicago with relatives. Charles Parks came home from the Home hospital in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Chas Davis of Flora were guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Conn. Crazy Crystals 42 4¢ Earl Thompson attended the State County Assessors meeting in Indianapolis. Margowski's Drug Store marks price cut on Crazy Crystals from 1.50 to 1.00.
Gas Hall and his daughter Mrs. Lloyd Apt attended the funeral of Miss Wiewde Fawcett in Logansport on Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Houser plan to move this week into the apartment over Dr. Geo Beamer's office.
Miss Buelah Smith spent the week end with relatives and friends at her home in Otterbin Indiana. Mrs Earl Gibson has improved after illness at her home and is being cared for by Mrs Earl His. Grace Stanton, a high school teacher, moved from the Pearl Allen home to the Joe Clark home. Mrs W T Brackenridge returned home after visiting Indianapolis with her sister Mrs James Fry. A marriage license was issued to George E Wowrer of Monticello. Ruth Pauline Viney is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Viney of Yeoman. Mrs Charles Parks returned home from Home Hospital Lapayette after an operation last week. Booster 2 30 P M Saturday.
Miss Martha Godhenour and Miss Jose phine Conelly, student nurses at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, spent the weekend with their parent Mrs. Mable Herrod. Mrs. Herrod returned to Lafayette after visiting her mother Mrs. Flora Embree.
Mr and Mrs Wm Shaffer and Mrs Iva Hopkins returned for a visit with Mr and Mrs M K Rohra baugh at Radnor. Mr and Mrs Ward Harlin Jr and daughter of Frankfort were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Delbert Gunder.
Miss Dorothy Fullenwider returned to her home in Crawfordville after a week with her sister Mrs Dwight Dodson. Mrs Carrie Jones plans to return Sunday from a two week visit in Denton Ohio with her daughter Mrs Russell Williams and family.
An example filing by John A. Doe illustrates how Indiana residents report income for 1934. The piece explains exemptions, quarterly payments, notarization costs, and help offered at auto license branches in Delphi and Indianapolis.
A marriage license was issued Saturday to George E. Mourer of Monticello R. R. and Ruth Pauline Viney of Yeoman. Mourer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mourer Yeoman Viney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Viney.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith depart for Chicago and will attend Friday's game between Western State Teachers College and Valparaiso College at Valparaiso. De von Smith stars for Western State. Premiers met at Delphi Christian church with Baptist youth leading devotionals and Presbyterian youth presenting a short playlet. Arthur McDowell spoke. Photographs of queer babies and their adoring parents appear in The American Weekly packaged with NEXT SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD and EXAMINER.
Shelbyville defeats undefeated Franklin 30 to 23 in overtime, marking Franklin’s first loss of the season. Horace Mann game noted. Coach Pete Williams praised for inspiring words to the Oracles before their return to hosts. The Oracle roster faces Stagg’s Indians next Friday.
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