Local Social Notes From The Citizen
Courteous local column invites readers to announce visits and departures for inclusion. Promotes friendly community recognition and neighborly courtesy in social news.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
5
Courteous local column invites readers to announce visits and departures for inclusion. Promotes friendly community recognition and neighborly courtesy in social news.
Mrs. Margaret Rusk Matthews takes a bookkeeper post at Boone and Ulm Garage. John Cohee, formerly of Delphi, now Lafayette, works as REMC county lineman. The Cohees rent the Hardy property on Front Street and will relocate soon. Jerry Boone has moved to Cairo Michigan to join Ulen Construction Company. Miss Mary Louise Pratt visits home from International Business College with her parents. Bob and Mrs Hall welcome daughter Nancy Jean born January 18 at Home Hospital. Herb Smith phone 999.
Sealed proposals for redecorating plastering canvassing and furnishing installing new window shades at the Carroll County Court House Delphi Indiana will be received by the County Board of Commissioners until 10 00 a m CST February 28 1938. Plans specifications and general conditions are on file with the Auditor of Carroll County. The 12000 appropriation is the maximum bid amount. Bids must include non collusion affidavit and be on standard forms with a certified check equal to at least ten percent of the bid. The successful bidder must carry public liability workers compensation and property damage insurance and provide a corporate surety bond. Completion within ninety working days with 25 per day liquidated damages. WADE FARR Auditor. 1612
Mrs J M Been visits her son Joseph in Miami for six weeks. Oracle Club meets Monday at 8 pm at the Bailey home with Hilda Bowen in charge. Valentine Candy sold at Margowski's Drug Store. Weekend visitors include Dale Yost and Floyd Gingrich from Dayton and Monitor respectively. Deer Creek Township War Mothers Club to meet Feb 1 at 2 30 pm at Mrs M G Anderson's home. Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw report arrival in Dallas with plans to visit Hot Springs before March 1. Over coats on sale from Julius Your Clothier Delphi, 12 98 to 19 98. D Preston Calvert of Lafayette spent weekend with Dr and Mrs John Kirkpatrick. Helen Sumrow and John Kirkpatrick host 11 guests for Edna Kirkpatrick's birthday. Willard Reed hosts Harold Smith family and Nettie Hornbeck at dinner.
Cut prices on men's and young men's suits in late colors and styles with 1 and 2 pant options, sizes 35 to 52, priced from 14.98 to 29.98. Also notes a Baptist missionary society meeting at Mrs. Willard Reed's home on Feb 1 at 2 PM and a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W B Wason for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Passmore of Chicago with other guests listed.
Cards from Mr and Mrs Byram Crosby report they are enjoying warm weather and sunny skies in St Peters burg Florida. They spent the early part of the week in Atlanta Georgia and expect to return home in a few days.
Richard Haugh releases annual Indiana State Employment Service results for Lafayette showing 206 private employers using services at 312 North 4th Street. The report covers 1937 hiring, interviews, reinterviews, and card renewals, noting district transfer of Carroll County from Kokomo to Lafayette.
Social notes list guests and visits across Francisville Indianapolis and Monticello. Families such as Marquess Graham Clark Ballard and Lilly appear with Sunday and midweek calls, funeral attendance for James Nelson noted in Tippecanoe Township.
Omer Stokes Jackson Indiana attorney general and state Democratic central committee chairman will be guest of Carroll county Democrats at the Jackson Old Hickory Day banquet. He will speak briefly at the armory before Governor Townsend’s address. Also present is Sam D. Jackson of Fort Wayne, U.S. Senate candidate, with other Democrats Alfonso Wood R Earl Peters James P. Wason and Paul Stump attending.
Thyrza Henry and Homer Price of Monticello along with Rev and Mrs William Grant Smith of Delphi and Mrs Ross Austin called on Mr and Mrs David Lilly during the past week in a series of social visits.
Funeral services for James A Rohrabaugh 85 will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Blythe and Sons funeral home with Rev Howard Jenkins of the Delphi Christian church officiating. Burial will be in Colburn cemetery. He died Wednesday at Central Hospital Indianapolis after an illness of nearly two years. Survived by widow Isabell Dryer Rohrabaugh son John at home brother Frank Argos.
Carroll Circuit Court No. 5788 declares the estate of Ancil German insolvent after a petition by the administratrix shows insufficient personal assets to cover debts. Creditors must file claims for allowance. Clerk Lane, De Perna, dated January 25, 1938. Attorney A R Mayfield.
Mrs. Robert VanNatta fell at her home last Thursday suffering bruises and an ankle injury but is much improved and joined the Woman’s Club program on Wednesday afternoon.
Purdue extension presents a January 28 meeting at Camden community hall showing M. O. Pence photographs of grass and legume use in northern Europe from the International Grassland Conference. Sponsored by Purdue Ags, the event is open to farmers with Webb Robeson in charge for questions.
Arrangements are set for the Legume Production school on January 28 in Delphi at the courthouse morning session and in Camden at the community hall afternoon. County Agent Maggart announces the event to help Carroll county farmers improve crop yields with legumes. A soil acidity testing service is offered to all attendees, with tests starting at 9 30 a.m. before discussions begin at 10 and run to noon on topics Legume for Pasture and Soil improvement and Crop Rotation.
Dr. C T Gregory praises the Minnesota Seed Grain Treater after a Purdue Agricultural Conference showing. The home built device uses simple pine boards hinges rope and hardware to treat 40 to 50 bushels hourly and costs under 4 dollars to construct plans available from Purdue University Lafayette Indiana.
Enrollment for landscape work includes many couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Zinn and the Cutler Home Economics club. Additional participants include Monroe Meade S A Wickard William Lieter Claude Zook and others. R B Hull will visit early March to review measured drawings.
Jefferson Township Farm Bureau met at Carsom School with musical numbers by Corabell Pearson Barber Seward children and Washington township duet. Mrs L Collins spoke. short talks by Austin Cochran Lloyd Beard Monroe Meade Ernest Stephens. Upcoming meetings: Washington Jan 28 ML Central 7 30 pm Rock Creek Feb 3 Rock field 7 30 Carrollton Feb 3 Carrolltown 7 30. Camden community hall hosted a membership drive supper led by Clarence Cleaver and Larry Brandon spoke to a countywide crowd.
The American Institute of Sanitation reports U S residents use about 150 gallons per person daily, roughly three times Europe’s 50 gallons. The finding highlights stark per capita water consumption differences between American and European cities.
The P T A purchased a piano for Rockfield School and the group promotes music, health essays are submitted by 8th graders, and the seniors choose the play Pay the Fiddler for April. Junior Sherman joins the freshman class from Delphi High. Betty Cree hosted a room party with popcorn and games. The P T A meeting with Mrs John McCleary as leader is set for January 28 at the school.
A daughter was born last week at the Home hospital to Mrs. Ida Downs Jacobse.
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