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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
7
Local residents and guests recount a flurry of calls and gatherings from Lafayette to Logansport. Visitors include Miss Corabell Curtis on Pur due honor roll break, Miss Mildred Viney returning from South Bend, and families from Yeoman, Indiana. A weekend reunion gathers fifty at the George Hamil cottage on the Tippecanoe as Kinship ties span Lafayette and surrounding towns with multiple calls, visits, and hospital news.
J B Hardy says twenty years of soda for digestion ended by Adlerika with complete relief in ten minutes. Adl erika acts on both bowels to remove old waste matter for a real cleansing. W S Margowski, druggist, notes the claimed benefits and urges trial.
O F Roth is not well. Mrs Lewis Clark and daughter visit Henry and Alice Allen. Roberta Frey recovers from a fall that fractured an arm. Paula Redenbacher uses crutches after foot injury. Mrs Louisa Crouse of Mulberry visits farm. M E Frey Rev Allen and families visit Clarence Frey. Mrs Martin Irmiger and sister visit a sister in Muncie. Dale Frey returns from Indianapolis. Margaret Rodenbarger of Rossville returns from St Paul Minnesota.
R S Tidrick of Bringhurst runs a major merchandise sale at a store in Bridgeport Illinois. Mr and Mrs Frank Lovell spent the weekend with relatives in Kokomo and Arcadia. Mr and Mrs George Weaver of Noblesville returned home Thursday from a visit with Mrs Mary Weav ed Hanna of
William Anderson and family of Kokomo visited the area this past week with relatives. Richard Wells and family moved to Dakota for about three months for work. Marion Hendrickson and family from Ohio stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson. Church services were attended by locals at the Brethren church in Delphi. Mrs. Hendrickson has been on the sick list. Mrs. John Julien celebrated her birthday with relatives and treats Monday evening. Homer Hendrickson and wife of Rensselaer visited the Hendricksons. Mrs. Clyde Lebo and Betty Bates from Logansport stayed with Miss Edna Leffler.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and children of Sedalia spent Sunday with Geo. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Machine of Logansport. Leo Tribbitt returned to South Bend after visiting his mother. Will Hance of Logansport and Frank Snoeberger with Mrs. Aimy Wright attended Dave Smith's funeral in Lowell Indiana.
Adams Township notice reports an ice cream social to be held at Hopewell Christians Church on Friday evening July 20 with all invited. The rest of the column lists various local visits reunions and family gatherings including the Rorabaugh reunion in Wabash and several social calls around Monticello and Burnettsville.
Members of the Young Womens Missionary society of the Presbyterian church traveled to Lo Thursday and were hosted at Mrs. Joan Hardin's home. Mrs. Paul Montgomery assisted as hostess and Mrs. L. Logsted led the program. A meeting planned for later was noted for a future date.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Snyder with children of Burnettsville and Mr and Mrs C O Snyder. Several families visited, and the Carroll County Medical Society met at Dr H Y Mullins home in Rockfield with Dr Satters of Indianapolis as speaker. Revival meetings begin Monday at the Christian church led by Rev Harold Hanlin. A Rockfield Home Economic Club meeting and other social visits were noted, including a Toronto Conservatory exam pass for Lucille May.
Burrows area residents attend family gatherings and park outings. Harry Marshall and relatives visit Lake Cicott. Lettie Ahead and daughter Mary join Monday park time. Cattle selling by Tom Scott. Mrs Walton’s mother and Mrs John Girton are ill. Farmers haying season underway. Miss Cutha Dotty visits Miss Agnes Bending near Georgetown.
The secret marriage of Miss Mildred Vannatta to Bert Lods of Monticello was announced last week. They wed at Paris Illinois on June 22. Several local residents enjoyed visits and gatherings this week including birthdays and weekend outings. A lightning strike damaged John Roach’s residence and several families hosted relatives and friends through the weekend. A new baby arrived for Mr and Mrs Rue Scott.
Mr and Mrs Ch Charles Davis Vaughan entertained Mr and Mrs Ray Hanna and son Boss of near Idaville Friday for dinner. Mrs Joseph Bingaman is visiting her daughter Mrs John Arion at Burrows this week. Isabel Swatts serene home.
Ton spent last weekend with his sister Mrs Harvey Dilling near Rockfield. Mrs Walter Cain hosted the Tippecanoe Home Economics club on Wednesday. Amanda Mikesell is recovering from a fall with splints removed but limited use. Haymaking began at Shepard’s Brewer’s and McCain’s, wheat cutting near finished. Mr and Mrs Glen Davis helped Alva Pritts with haymaking early week.
East of Delphi notes Mr and Mrs Isaac Bowman hosting a dinner with Elizabeth and guests Emma Fox and Minnie Hinton plus Lawrence Hinton family from Flora. Bowman home near Rockfield hosts Leonard Yerkes family. Burr Balser opens Delphi insurance offices with growing business. Various Sunday visits link families from Delphi Flora Logansport Lafayette and Columba park Lafayette with neighbors and relatives.
Aunt Emmy urges newlyweds George and Molly Oliver to begin weekly savings deposits. She recalls how small regular deposits grow through interest and investments, reducing future money worries and teaching financial discipline.
A Chicago vaudeville comedian married a fellow performer and after the ceremony celebrated with friends at a blind tiger. He later called his hotel wife and joked I just made a date for dinner asking how things were breaking for her.
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