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A courtesy note in the Citizen invites readers to inform the paper of visits and socialcomings. It stresses that mentioning guests is a polite gesture and favors the community by recording coming and going.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
5
A courtesy note in the Citizen invites readers to inform the paper of visits and socialcomings. It stresses that mentioning guests is a polite gesture and favors the community by recording coming and going.
Notable visits and social events unfold across Brownstown Delphi and nearby towns. Celebrities James Whitcomb Riley and William Lucy are mentioned with weekend and Decoration Day appearances while local clubs plan events and residents pursue notices including a divorce suit and a property change.
Mrs Hazel Hartmann and family visit Washington township. Chicago resident Mrs Peterson joins Logansport group for Decoration Day. A. T. Bowen & Co. conduct foreclosure action against Martha Ellen VanGundys and Maud B. Wilson for $17 000. Paul Beadleft Delphi residents move to Terre Haute and stay with Margowski family after relocating.
GEO C LOY ROOFING CO of Delphi offers information and free estimates on repairing old lightning rods. The article also notes visits by families to Decoration Day and reports the sale of the late Mrs Laura Julius's residence to Mrs Blanche Cartwright in South Delphi near the mayor's home.
QUICK and CLIFFORD advertise better suits at low prices with a no charge alteration policy and a bet or tie free. Rev E P Day, former Presbyterian pastor, preached at the local church in Grimes absence. The Day family visit from Brownsville Texas. Vera Lane, Logansport College student, summers with aunt Lewis Craig. John Love and daughter head to Delphi for summer with grandparents in Yale study. Robert Love, Deer Creek township trustee, shows some improvement after illness.
Sal pair, 1 2 Bac agent Bas sett, Diamond truck, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lostutter moved Wednesday to the residence property in South Delphi owned by Mrs. Nannie Misner, now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kashner who have moved to Irvington. Mrs. Kushner is a supervisor for Kroger. Mrs. Samuel Swatts underwent a tonsil operation at St. Catherine's Hospital East Chicago and recuperates at her son's apartment. She has been in East Chicago for a month under Dr. J. Z. Komoroske's care and hopes to return home in a few weeks much improved.
May records show three marriage licenses in the county. Local residents attend funerals and visit relatives in Delphi and nearby towns. Notes include guardianship petitions, estate actions, bank directorship changes, and community events such as Grange meetings and band concerts.
The Camden Literary Club wrapped its year with a picnic at Mrs. Mabel Vurpillat's home as the new constitution and by laws were adopted. Members voted to study Latin America next year under the theme Journeying Through Latin America. William Kerlin hosted Brazilian youths at Sleepy Hollow on Decoration Day. Delphi members Richard Haugh and Mahlon Kerlin attended as guests. A buffet supper was held at Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Kerlin’s home with assistance from Mrs. Mary Kerlin and Miss Ruth Carney. A class song by Loyal Hoshaw and a pop song by William B. Smith were adopted by the Make Merry Class of the Methodist Sunday school. The group met Friday evening for a committee meeting and supper. Present were William Smith, Loyal Hoshaw, Gwin Smith, Rev. O. P. Manker, C. O. Julius, H. B. Wilson and families. The songs were accepted at the June meeting.
The Carroll County auditor announces Washington Township Board of Commissioners adhered on June 2 1931 to issue bonds not exceeding 7300 dollars for a gravel road project Ora A Johnson et al The net property value is 3 031 450 the existing indebtedness 42920 and interested taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within twenty nine days Flora Whiteman auditor Geo M Smith county attorney
George Obear of Towa City visits Greencastle with college friends and plans to return to Iowa City for law term work in the university library. Melvin Jenks and son Jimmy visit Delphi. Mrs Jenks travels to Arizona for health, with plans to join soon. A Make Merry class for young married couples traces to 1919. A library board district meeting at Lake Manitou Club draws 131 attendees. speakers include Flora Roberts and J Raymond Schutz. Hicks family from Tennessee visits near Fiora and a joy ride ends with injuries. A fried chicken dinner hosts Ward Been and others in Delphi.
Mrs Henrietta Davidson and daughter Ethel visited with Mrs Josephine Mears, Mary Browning, and Mrs Thad Guthrie Saturday afternoon. Mrs John Wingard recovers from asthma with her mother summoned from Logansport to assist. A band concert is planned Thursday night. Mary Guthrie returns home from Central College Indianapolis for summer break. Mr and Mrs C W Harvey hosted about twenty relatives at a Sunday dinner.
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