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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
5
The Delphi Citizen mentions courteous visits and inviting friends to share news of visiting, urging callers to phone Number 14 and spread the message. The brief item highlights social courtesy and community connection through shared visits.
The column lists people visiting relatives in Logansport Delphi Hammond and Gary and attending events in Des Moines and Indianapolis. It notes businesses Schlosser Bros Luna Coffee and The Pharmacy and mentions a planned water shutoff from 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM. Several residents travel for family visits and vaudeville engagements in Des Moines and weekly trips to Racine and Gary.
Ward Tidrick a former Flora resident who lived in Galveston for 17 years died at Logansport Sunday morning after a long illness.
Miss Esther Shirk visits a Chicago college friend while Burr Graham and aunt Jennie McFarland meet there. Fireworks sale for July 4 and local club meetings announce upcoming events at Mrs. Joe Cox’s home.
Dr. Ben Julien state veterinarian and his family of Indianapolis were dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr and Mrs George Julien in Delphi. They spent several days with his mother Mrs Peter Julien near.
Mr and Mrs Harry Martin return to Delphi after a visit to Niagara Falls. They stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Fauber for several days before moving to their new home in Frankfort.
Fred Martin, president of the Boyd-Martin Boat Company in Delphi, has several of his fine boats entered in the annual boat races in Louisville Kentucky this week. Mr. Martin is attending these races.
Miss Laura Fouts daughter of Mr and Mrs Finis Fouts of Deer Creek township and Miss Mable Washburn of Lafayette have left on a trip through the east. They will attend a sorority convention in New York during the trip.
Young men from Charles Bowen's Sunday school class and young ladies from Mrs Garfield Shaffer's and Miss Mary Hinkle's classes enjoyed a picnic at the Luther McCain camp on the premises.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stinebaugh and daughter Marjorie of Delphi and Mrs. Humberd of Flora spent a week in northern Indiana visiting relatives. They traveled in Mr. Stinebaugh's car and visited friends during the trip.
Miss Jessie Murphy hosted a small group at her mother's Flora residence including nurses Flossie Davis Suzie Shaffer and Lucia Murphy Zahn along with Mrs Susie Shaffer a Hammond teacher and more in this city Tuesday evening. A church redecorating contract for Flora was let with work to start mid July and finish by late August at the Flora Christian church. The nine room Roy Haines dwelling east of Deer Creek burned Friday at 10 am likely from a faulty flue. damage about 6000 dollars. Word also reached this city that A L Akers of Indianapolis underwent...
Boys aiming to show pigs or lambs at the Carroll County Fair must mail entries to the County Agent by July 5. Current Pig Club members include Vernon Landis, Leroy Robeson Jr, Geo O Myer, John Peterson, Joe Peterson. Lamb Club member Freeman Max Holmes. Pig Club requires one pig per boy. pigs judged as fat hogs. Lamb Club requires two lambs. judged as fat lambs in the club show.
The Sew We Do club of Deer Creek township met Thursday afternoon with Agnes Louise Smith at Mrs. George Hall's Delphi home. Shigley and Hazel Liebert assisted. Members reported on home sewing since the last meeting, then played games. Ice cream and cake were served. Next meeting set for July 8 at Helen Blickenstaff’s home.
Miss Gladys G. Draper daughter of George F. Draper of Delphi wed John W Townsend at the home of Mrs Emma Hammel in Lafayette. Rev R O Kimberlin officiated. The bride nurse trained at Lafayette Home Hospital class of 1923 and has served as superintendent of nurses at Kentucky Baptist Hospital Louisville. Townsend is cashier and bookkeeper for Donlin Commission at Lafayette Union Stock Yards. They plan a motor trip then reside at 348 West Oak Street West Lafayette.
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