Appointed Administratrix of Wingard Estate
Mrs. Lottie Wingard widow of Nathan A. Wingard has been appointed administratrix of his estate in a court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Wingard
Nathan A. Wingard
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
4
Gotham Hosiery Ad Sparks Golden Stripe Garter Fashion
An advertisement touts Gotham Gold Stripe Garter proof Hosiery as stockings that wear. It notes exclusive agents and invites readers to contact QUICK & CLIFFORD or advertise in the Citizen by phone 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Quick & Clifford
Reservations Plentiful At Delphi Park In 1900s Notice
Delph i park custodian F B Lyon announces reservations for park dates and asks those to reserve unspoken days to contact him at once. List includes families and groups from June to September with dates and occasional evening slots. Corrections welcomed for any errors in the reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Lyon
Delphi Park
Lyon
Clawson-Wingerd
St. Joseph’s School
Murphy
Martin
Lane
Wise
Grange
Klinger
Byers
Kerlin
Kenedy
Ellis
Hines
Mullin
Womans Club
Henry
McCain
Klepinger
Randolf
Wilson
Tribbit
Knights of Pythias to Observe Memorial Day in Delphi
The Annual Memorial Day ceremony by the Knights of Pythias will be held next Sunday at Masonic cemetery in Delphi. Chancellor Commander Yanus Wells urges all members and auxiliaries with families and friends to attend the ritual, music, and addresses by Rev. William Grant Smith. Members assemble at Castle Hall at 2 o clock to march to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Knights of Pythias
William Grant Smith
Lodge
Castle Hall
Commander Wells
Robt. Davidson
B. Haynes
W. E. Baker
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
K. of C. Hall
C. J. Reed
Edna Schlang
Alice Vianco
Robert DeLaney
Joseph Coomey
John Hamling Jr
Grammer
Mary C. Morrow
Veronica Schmitter
Donald
Tommy
Francis Morrow
Regina Fife
Georgianna Schilling
William Ryan
G. O. P. Club Hostess Event At Eckhart Home
Mrs. Robert Eckhart hosted a Tuesday afternoon G. O. P. club gathering at her residence. The event brought together club members for conversation and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eckhart
G. O. P. Club
Community Picnic Sponsored by Womans Club at Delphi Park
A Delphi community picnic organized by the Womans Club will take place Tuesday August 23 at the park. Nellie Long of the educational state fire marshal office will deliver the address and John Sanderson is in charge of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club of
Delphi
Nellie Long
Educational State Fire Marshall’s Office
John Sanderson
Delphi Womans Club schedules basket supper and visit
The Delphi Womans Club plans a basket supper and guest meeting with Mrs. James A. Shirk on Wednesday two thirty in the afternoon, June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Womans Club
James A. Shirk
Country Club Ladies Meet in Library This Afternoon
The Country Club ladies hold a gathering in the library this afternoon. This will be the last library meeting for a period as summer sessions will move to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
the Country Club
D I Card Party And Dance At Hall Monday Evening
The D I card party and entertainment at their hall featured euchre from 8 15 to 10 with Miss Alice Turner and John Roskuski winning high honors and John Baer taking the door prize. A varied program followed with dances readings songs and musical numbers by local residents and visiting vaudeville performers including the Trent sisters and Mary Lou Gerard. The Melody Maids orchestra provided music for the old dances and the event was organized by Mrs Margaret Gerard with assistance from Mrs Helen Hamling and Miss Josephine Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of I.’s
Alice Turner
John Roskuski
John Baer
Rose Ann Vianco
Georganna_ Schilling
Anna Kempf
Mary Kempf
Margaret Vianco
Mary Jane Hefling
Lucy Marie Roskuski
C. J. McGreevey
Comical Kids
Trent Sisters
Thelma Trent
Roberta Gardner
Mary Lou Gerard
Helen Hamling
Gertrude Stangle
Thelma Mummert
Camden
Bob T. Briggs
Cutler
John Hamling
Charles Flager
Melody Maids
Ada Welday
Robert Roskuski
Doxey Moore
Margaret Gerard
Josephine Clifford
Tri Kappa Sorority Meeting With Miss Bowen
The Tri Kappa sorority will meet with Miss Hilda Bowen Tuesday evening to discuss activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Sorority
Hilda Bowen
Chatter and Stitch Club Hosts Lucy Marie and Hildred Roskuski
The Chatter and Stitch club gathered at the home of Lucy Marie and Hildred Roskuski last evening for a social visit and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Marie
Hildred Roskuski
Will of Frank Myer Probate Entry in Flora
The will of the late Frank Myer of Flora was entered for probate in the circuit court on Wednesday. It directs all property to be vested in his widow Elizabeth Myer after debts are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myer
Flora
Elizabeth Myer
Golf tournament opens at Delphi with seven teams
Delphi Country Club marks the summer opening next Sunday with a seven team tournament featuring Rensselaer. Visitors are expected in large numbers though players may be rusty due to wet grounds. The next match is set for Thursday June 23 against Frankfort or the local links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Country Club
Rensselaer
Delphi
Frankfort
Sells Farm in Clay for Less Than Its Valuation
John M. Hufford sold his 58 acre Clay township farm to W. C. Hughes for a price reported to be about twenty percent below the taxing valuation. The sale and proposed blanket real estate valuation reduction will be brought before the state tax board in Delphi on June 14 with Farm Bureau petitions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hufford
Clay Township
W. C. Hughes
Farm Bureau
State Tax Board
Delphi
Willing Workers Elect New Officers At Brethren Church
The Willing Workers of the Brethren church met at Naomi and Marjorie Isaacs home. New officers were Wilber Holsinger president Hilla Trent vice president Marjorie Isaacs secretary Naomi Isaacs treasurer. A farewell for Mildred and Helen Blickenstaff moving to Kansas followed. Rev Mohler was welcomed. Twenty one members attended with Esther Raner of Lafayette visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethern
Naomi
Marjorie Isaacs
Wilber Holsinger
Hilla Trent
Naomi Isaacs
Mildred
Helen’ Blickenstaff
Kansas
Mohler
Esther Raner
Lafayette
Blackmailer Falsely Claims Ray Stewart’s Son in Danger
A man posing as a federal prohibition agent tried to extort Ray Stewart near Battle Ground demanding $1000 to purportedly save his son Raymond, a Illinois University pitcher. Stewart recognized the ruse, gathered two $500 bills, and traced the suspect toward Champaign before the hoax collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stewart
Battle Ground
Johnson
Stewart
Raymond
Illinois University
Mr. Stewart
Louis Stewart
Delphi
Monon
Champaign
Brookston
Lafayette
Bud” Stewart
Bud’ ’Stewart
Jefferson
Kankakee
Monticello Man Claude Tillett Found Dead In Ditch
Coroner L O Miller in White County reports on the inquest into Claude Tillett 50 of Monticello found in a ditch three miles north of town. Last seen in a Monticello pool room Saturday night 9. Officials consider possible death from poison liquor with no signs of foul play and no known enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Miller
White County
Claude Tillett
Monticello
Tillett
Rain or Shine Class Enjoys Fishing Party
Rain or Shine M. E. Sunday school class led by Mrs. Foster was entertained by Grace Patton Mary Spring Ella Coble and Eva Overholser at a fishing party held at Eva Overholser's country home. Ice cream and cake refreshments were served and attendees departed late reporting a good time.
Home Economics Club Meeting Set in Tippecanoe Township
The Home Economics club of Tippecanoe township will meet Wednesday afternoon, June 15, at Mrs. Mary Spring's home. The session will cover the final portion of the first lesson and include a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Township
Mary Spring
Nursing Classes Organized by Miss Elsie DeLaney
County nurse Miss Elsie DeLaney organized three nursing classes in Deer Creek and Adams townships. The Deer Creek session at Mrs. Newell in Delphi featured a noon cooperative dinner and demonstrations. A similar Adams township meeting at Mrs. Clayton Million followed with the same program. Rockfield Girl Scouts plan an all day session next Monday with Miss Lucile May. Members must pass a satisfactory Red Cross exam and complete 24 hours of work for certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie DeLaney
Deer Creek Township
Newell
Delphi
Miss DeLaney
Adams Township
Clayton Million
National Red Cross
Premiers to Meet at Delphi Church Next Tuesday Evening
The Premiers will meet next Tuesday evening at the Delphi Christian Church to discuss upcoming events. The gathering aims to share plans and coordinate activities among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Christian Church
Rock Creek War Mothers Meet. council to elect officers
The Rock Creek township War Mothers met Wednesday in an all member session. The regular council fire is set for next Tuesday at 48 o clock PM and all members are urged to attend for the election of officers. Dues for the second quarter should be paid now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek Township
Charivari Parade Carried Through Delphi Streets
A newlywed Indianapolis couple Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beadle were escorted by a transfer truck driven by Harry Baer through Delphi’s business section. A dinner bell and noisy devices drew crowds of shoppers as friends staged a charivari. The groom treated the party afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beadle
Indianapolis
Delphi
Harry Baer
Crowds Pack Delphi Shops Promoting Local Buying
A Saturday night scene in Delphi shows a crowded town with jammed stores and two deep parked rigs. The piece urges rural residents to buy locally for cheaper costs, reliability, and to support public institutions, arguing against buying in distant cities and free transportation inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Court House
George Oswald Remains Brought From Fort Wayne
George B. Oswald aged 30 died at his Fort Wayne home on Tuesday morning. He was raised in Delphi and is survived by his wife, daughter Marjorie, four sisters in Detroit Clayton Indianapolis and added brothers in Jackson St. Louis Delphi. Funeral at St. Joseph's church Delphi with Rev. Father C. J. Reed at 9 am Friday. Burial in Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Oswald
Fort Wayne
Oswald
Delphi
Ignatius Oswald
Marjorie
Vale
Wendt
Detroit
Mich
White
Clayton
Ohio
Valentine
Indianapolis
Harry
Jackson
Carl
St. Louis
Francis
William
St. Joseph’s Church
C. J. Reed
Colburn Stock Yards See Strong Early Handover
Colburn stock yards opened by Duffy and Duffy with C. J. Smith of Delphi in charge report big business. Railroad scales are installed and daily hog shipments reach one to two carloads. Farmers save on trucking costs and rumors say a community barn may open this fall with regular sales during public sale seasons. Mr. Smith is an experienced, highly regarded stock buyer praised by farmers and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy & Duffy
C. J. Smith
Delphi
Smith
Purdue pistol team earns minor varsity "P" for Atkinson
C R Atkinson of Yeoman a junior in electrical engineering receives the minor varsity P for his work with the Purdue pistol team this year. The Purdue squad won twelve of fourteen meets and competed in a national contest with Captain T F Haley predicting Purdue as a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Atkinson
Yeoman
Burk e Piano Tuner To Visit City's Monday
L D Burke piano tuner of Pierson Piano company will be in the city on Monday June 13. Those desiring work should notify Mrs Blanche Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Burke
Pierson Piano Company
Blanche Cartwright
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