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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
6
The Christian Church Women’s Union gathered at Mrs. Bernice Mullendore’s home with Mrs. Paul Pepejoy assisting. Mrs. Mullendore led the lesson as the group shared in a neighborly gathering.
Elwood spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Delmar Galbreth. Harvey Bruce returned to his home in California after a weeks visit with friends and relatives here. Several friends attended the funeral of Mayme Murphy Monday morning.
Residents hosted and visited relatives from Detroit Paris Moran and other towns. Illnesses included Alta Lykins at home and Donnabelle Jackson with a bad cold. Guests over the weekend included the Haslets and Troxels with extended family from Kokomo Seymour Indianapolis and Delph i.
Members of the O. E. circle will present the play The Old Maids Convention at the opera house on February 14. Community notices report moves, meetings, and social events including officer elections for the Jolly Juniors class, literary club meetings, farm loan association plans, and local gatherings in Camden and surrounding areas.
In Pyrmont Mr. McDaniels of Rossville opened Regal Grocery. Fay Campbell is manager. Local resident Bert Goslee lies seriously ill in Lafayette Hospital. Carol Kesler travels to Lafayette for a clinical exam and has missed much of the winter school term. Ed Fosnock visits Lafayette with friends. Clay Harmony H. E. club, postponed Jan 11, meets Jan 18 at Mrs. Walter Barnhart’s home.
James Ferguson returns from St. Joseph hospital Kokomo after major operation. Mrs. Harry McCarty’s condition improves after major operation at Methodist hospital. Mrs. Garland McCarty returns home from St. Joseph hospital Kokomo. Edgar Logan suffers two broken ribs and knee injury after cow incident at Logansport sale. Home Economics club hosts Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Tom Carey assisting. Richard Smith’s condition improves after St. Joseph hospital Kokomo stay. Sam Cleaver named mail carrier on Burlington Kokomo star route, succeeding William Bowman. Louella Cline hosts slumber party Saturday night. News arrives of Richard Fisher’s death in Lake Wales Florida. funeral held Monday.
Arthur Kite is ill. Virginia and Herbert Clawson of Delphi spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clawson. Delbert Vore and William Benefiel visited Paris Illinois with friends. Mrs. Warren Michaels of Frankfort visited here Friday. Miss Margaret Clawson stayed a few days. Lawrence Clawson and family with Mrs. John Clawson spent Sunday at Flora. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Zook and daughter Roselyn attended a family dinner at Frank Zook's Bringhurst.
The Whiteman family expresses sincere gratitude to all who assisted them in their bereavement. They state the acts of kindness will never be forgotten. Signed by Mrs. J. L. Whiteman and Family.
Bringhurst and Burnettsville visitors call on friends and relatives while Monroe Township Farm Bureau meets at the M E annex with a 6 45 fish supper. U and L club hosts an hamburger fry at the annex as church repairs progress and redecorating is set to begin soon with services moved to the town hall for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Ed Stephens visit Delphi neighbors. also mentions The American Weekly Reader Test competition details on page 2 of The Chicago Herald and Examiner.
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous social events. Church groups met for January and all day sessions. several residents, including Mrs. Leona Wood and Miss Margaret Mabbitt, hosted gatherings.
Indiana state parks draw Hoosiers and visitors from nearby states for skiing skating and coasting. Commissioner Virgil M. Simmons of the Department of Conservation notes growing popularity and wider use of Pokagon State Park.
A brief note listing two safe places to order hamburgers at home and with us. Charlie signs the message, inviting readers to choose convenient options.
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