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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
5
Local readers are urged to inform the Citizen of incoming and outgoing visits as a courteous gesture. The notice suggests including guest mentions in letters or notices to acknowledge social calls and hospitality.
T J Clyne left Monday for a business trip of a few days in Fort Wayne. William Wason returned home Friday from Wabash College for the summer vacation. Misses Catherine and Mary Kempf visited relatives in Lafayette on Sunday and Monday.
Ferne Ferling along with Lillian and Lucile Haynes and Naomi spent Sunday in South Bend enjoying local sights and pleasant weather.
Mr and Mrs Robert Deleplane of Terre Haute hosted with the Heilands over Sunday. Decoration day guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Ives at Dr and Mrs John Carney of Monticello. George W Brewer of Rochester spent the weekend with Frank and A H Brewer of Delphi. Dr and Mrs Herbert Creek and son Roland of Lafayette were Friday guests of his sister Miss Emma Creek. Mrs Georgia Roach Lathram of Indianapolis plans a Delphi visit soon. Miss Fannie Shealey returned to Chicago after visiting sister Miss Josephine. Prof and Mrs William Lynchl of Bloomington were weekend guests of Mrs S H Thomas south of Delphi. Mr and Mrs William Moore of Indianapolis visited Delphi friends over Decoration day.
Mr and Mrs Myron Tves traveled to Indianapolis on a business trip Wednesday. Miss Alice Myer, a Chicago Academy of Fine Arts student, visited last week with her father William Myer. Mr and Mrs J R Martin of Logansport stayed with Fred M Martin in South Delphi Friday. Mrs Sophia Dreifus returned from Chicago after an extended visit with daughter Mrs R Salmon and family. Guy Rogers of Peoria Illinois and Mr and Mrs James Rogers of Chicago dined with Mr and Mrs George F Johnson Saturday. Mr and Mrs Newton Sidenbender and Lena Kempf visited Remington peony gardens Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Beadle and her daughter returned home Saturday after a several weeks visit with her mother in Collinsville Illinois. Fred Wheeler of the Delphi Motor Sales spent the past week with his sister Mrs. Roy Brower in Delaware Ohio.
Miss Mary Angell Cartwright returns to Indianapolis Sunday evening after a short visit with her father Charles Cartwright and wife.
Mrs. Ella McDaniels, who has spent several months with relatives in Chicago, is expected back home within the next few days.
Miss Geneveve Ryan of Chicago spent Friday and Saturday with friends and relatives in Delphi and Lafayette. She toured local spots and attended social gatherings with several companions.
Prof. and Mrs. G. P. Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horner of Birden Ill were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brenner of near Burrows entertained Misses Edith, Ruth and Ruby Timmons at Sunday dinner.
Mr and Mrs W Pearson and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crowell spent Sunday in Indianapolis with Miss Agnes Pearson.
Mrs Belle J Moody of Portland Oregon arrived in Delphi for an extended visit with her sister Mrs J W Acheson and relatives. Mr and Mrs Cecil Rhodes and children and Mrs Harriett Campbell of Frankfort were Decoration day guests of Mr and Mrs E E Maxwell. Mr and Mrs Urban Weitzel and children of Zionsville visited Friday to Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tobias Schmitterer.
Mrs Roy Gregg county nurse accompanied Miss Elizabeth Burke Yeoman school principal to the Anderson Tuberculosis sanatorium on Monday for treatment.
Ernest Haberkern of Springfield Ohio and Richard Klore of St. Louis Notre Dame classmates visited Crosby last week as guests and joined the group at the speedway races.
Mr and Mrs Maroni St St John and Mr and Mrs Clyde Kelly of Chicago were weekend guests of Mrs St Johns mother Mrs C A Davies and husband Radio service Herb Smith phone 375.
Mr and Mrs Ward Lambert of Lafayette J Wyatt of Chicago Miss Harriett Fritz of Detroit Mr and Mrs Hiberlin and Miss Lorene Hinkle spent the week end at Sleepy Hollow on the Tippecanoe.
Mrs Florence Lyman returns to her Ypsilanti Michigan home Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lyon. Her sisters Miss Lucile Lyon and Nina Lyon accompany her.
Mr and Mrs Robert Jannusch and two children and Mr and Mrs Charles Dietz and Mrs Bertha Anderson of Chicago were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Ber and family.
County Assessor and Mrs. Ovel Schock spent Sunday with their daughter Miss Lorene Schock at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Lorene is a student nurse.
Burl Baum of Yeoman and William Fos of Delphi along with Lilian and Glen Robert Hoshaw of Ockley submitted for tonsil operations at St. Elizabeths Hospital Lafayette on a Satur.
Mrs. Josephine Mears returned to Delphi Monday after visiting her father Joseph Been and wife and Mrs. Thad Guthrie and family in township. Mrs. Guthrie accompanied Mrs. Mears to Delphi.
Deputy Treasurer Charles Flora will travel to Bloomington for the commencement exercises at Indiana University this week. His brother John Flora is among the graduates.
Mrs. Herman Wohl of Mortonsville spent from Friday until Monday in Warsaw to attend the graduation exercises of her niece Miss Lillian Kehoe. Cle ssen Kehoe returned home with her for a week visit.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bowen and daughter Jane returned home Monday after visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs E W Bowen and Mr and Mrs W B Wasori Miss Hilda Bowen accompanied them home for a few days visit.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Honess and daughter Willanna of Angola visited Monday with Mr and Mrs H B Wilson. Mr Honess returned home Tuesday while Mrs Honess remained to attend her Purdue University class reunion on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Proctor returned to their Arlington Heights home Sunday after a few days with Mr and Mrs Harry Reed and daughter. Mr and Mrs Harry Sowers of Mishawaka were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Reed.
County nurse Mrs Roy Gregg accompanied Dorothy Michaels to Riley Hospital in Indianapolis for examination and returned with Levelle Loy of Jefferson Township who had been at the hospital for six weeks for observation for intestinal trouble.
Mahlon Kerlin attended the wedding of Russell Hankins and June Lightfoot at the bride’s home in Thorntown on Sunday morning. Hankins was a college classmate of Kerlin, and a celebratory breakfast followed the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs John Ruckel of Springfield Illinois and Mr and Mrs John Green of Cincinnati returned home Monday after a few days with Mrs Ruckel and Mrs Green's sister Mrs Abner Bowen and family.
Misses Hala and Nannie Peyton of Rockfield along with Mrs. Little and her daughter from Camden were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weckerly. The party later motored to Lafayette in the afternoon.
Out of town relatives and friends from Logansport Frankfort joined local mourners for the funeral services of Mrs Christina Merrell held Friday morning at St Josephs Catholic church. Nearby relatives include Mr and Mrs J C OConnor and grandson Dick who will attend the commencement of granddaughter Miss Mary OConnor on Wednesday June 11 at 8 oclock from St Catherine Academy Ft Wayne with the program at St Patricks Lyceum in the evening.
Cleveland couple Mr and Mrs W T Brackenridge Jr hosted weekend visitors Reed Case Brackenridge from Indianapolis Helen Hale of Spencer and Dr and Mrs Reed Case from Cincinnati along with Reed C Schermerhorn at their home in Cleveland Ohio.
Mrs J H Nace who has been ill at the home of her daughter Mrs George Arnold for three weeks is improved in health and expects to return to her home on North Union Street this week accompanied by her sister Mrs Sarah F Nace who is helping in caring for her.
Wilbur Hall, a Seymour high school teacher, returned home Friday after attending races in Indianapolis and plans to re-enter the University of Wisconsin Madison on July 1 for a six week course toward a master’s degree in public speaking.
Mr and Mrs Glen Baughman and daughter Marybelle of Hammond visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Moulton their daughter Marjorie and son Robert of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Clif Gardner of Monticello for Friday dinner Also present were Mr and Mrs J M Gardner and daughter Roberta Pastey text indicates an extended dinner gathering with multiple relatives from Hammond Chicago Monticello and local hosts.
Harry Reed and Ralph Hanna travel Sunday to Scottsburg Alabama to appear before the Public Service Commission regarding a merger case involving telephone lines. They plan to stop en route home after the hearing.
University the past year will accompany them home. Frank Broadrick of Indianapolis is spending a few days in the city. Fred Martin is in Milwaukee this week on business. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of Ad er were Sunday guests of her father, William Browne at Colburn. Mr. and Mrs. John Mount and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ives will visit with Dr. Blount at Valparaiso tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Helfert of Flint, Mich. visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Julius. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Julius and son Robert attended the Speedway races in Indianapolis Friday. Manager William Givler of the local branch of the Indiana Service Corporation, was in Fort Wayne Tuesday. Fred Wheeler who has been visiting relatives in Delaware, Ohio, for the past week, arrived home today. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davies of Marshall, are visiting in the home of their son, C. A. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando McDonald of Pyrmont attended the funeral of C. J. Monch of Newcastle. Charles Bradshaw attended the Tenth district meeting of township trustees held in Rensselaer last Tuesday.
Mrs Tom Malia and Mr and Mrs Charles Flagler returned home Tuesday after visiting relatives in Winamac.
Roy Nelson and Ralph Hornbeck of Nelson Service Station attended a banquet of the Indiana Refining Co dealers in Monticello last night. Mr and Mrs O Klepinger and Mrs Emma Battenberg of Warsaw were last Thursday guests of Mrs C O Julius and family.
Misses Goldie and Florence Scott entertained a few friends Tuesday evening at Ideal Park in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allen and their son Billy of Fowler.
Miss Katharine Wilson of Chicago visits her parents and is hosted by Mr and Mrs William Jackson and Miss Esther Wilson at the Francis Wilson home for a family dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Lucas and her daughters entertained at Sunday dinner joined by Mrs. John Adair and son Bobb of Rensselaer along with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maxwell and three children of Lafayette Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Roths Camp Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones and Mrs Henrietta Donham.
Mrs. McCouch of Madison township was taken to St Elizabeth's hospital by her brother in law Dr John Carney on Tuesday for an operation. She is resting well and getting along nicely.
Harry Foster manager of the Indiana Condensed Milk and Cream Co. of Flora was admitted to Howard hospital in Kokomo Saturday evening for an emergency appendectomy. Later reports say his condition is improving.
Mr and Mrs Paul Dickison and John Dickison travel to Lake Webster to visit the Kendall cottage for ten days. The men join later to accompany families home. Other travelers include Mrs Harry Roach Mrs Wilbur Grantham Walter Dobbins and daughter to Plymouth for graduation. The Gardner party returns from Indianapolis where Mr Gardner was treated for arthritis in hospital and Mrs Gardner stayed with her grandmother Mrs Specter and family.
Mr and Mrs Dale Calvert of Dallas Texas arrived in Delphi for a visit with Mrs Calverts mother Mrs E E Kirkpatrick and other relatives. Mr Calvert left for Detroit on a business trip with Mrs C C Kirkpatrick and two daughters Meredith Gene and Mary Ellen for a short visit with Mrs Kirkpatricks sister Mrs Lewis Wickert at Fort Wayne. A gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Reed included Naomi and Marjorie Isaacs Zollie Martin Frank Buchanan Miss Bulada Martin and others from LaPorte Palestine and Bringhurst with a baby and grandson enjoying a time together.
James E. Baum of the American Bankers Association urges continued vigilance by bank customers to protect savings pass books and blank checks from theft. He notes forgeries often rely on stolen documents and advocates alarms and broader state police protection to reduce bank robberies and improve security in rural areas.
John G. Lonsdale argues for interpreters of modern times in agriculture finance politics and industry to clarify unknown trends. He warns prosperity rests on business insight and notes mergers consolidations require bankers to expand vision and service amid sweeping change.
The fragment notes an event involving the D. of Stables and someone named Wil. Details are unclear in the OCR snippet.
Savory Brussels Sprouts are cooked until tender and served with a mustard onion curry sauce. Tomato Rarebit blends canned tomatoes cheese and spices, melted into a smooth sauce to spoon over hot buttered toast.
A regional study by the American Bankers Association shows 1929 savings deposits declined nationwide except for New England and Pacific States. Total deposits on June 29 1929 stood at 28 217 656 000 down 195 305 000 from 1928 while New England and Pacific groups posted gains.
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