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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
5
Mr and Mrs E E Wood of Detroit Michigan will spend a couple of days with Mr and Mrs E E Maxwell as they travel en route to Dallas Texas.
The country market will be held in the Dr Shhultz room on E Franklin every Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Reprogie of South Bend Indiana visited friends in Delphi this week. The Daughters of Isabella will meet Thursday evening June 11 at the Catholic Community Center.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kennan and their son from Leroy Illinois stopped in Delphi to visit old friends on Sunday. Mrs Kennans mother was formerly Lou Vannatte of Delphi.
Kathleen K rlin' has been returned to Delphi where she holds a teaching position after relocating from Arizona.
A. Schlosser of Franklin visited Mrs. H B Wilson and others at a luncheon hosted by the Monticello chapter of the D A R at Mrs Ralph McClurg's home. Agnes Louise Smith graduated from Hanover College on Tuesday with attendees including Virginia and Helen Smith.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hall spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Leo Hill of Lafayette. Hasslinger couple moved into Hall apartments at 316 W Main. Ladies hosiery sale ends Saturday night with new shades and Dollar Hose for 79 cents at Julius Clothing Store. Lucille Brewer had tonsils removed Wednesday at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs H Bradshaw vacationing at a Mudlavia Indiana hotel.
Booster 2 30 P M Saturday Mr and Mrs James Rardon hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and children John and Phebe Lafayette and Clarence Strack Day ton Ohio son in law of the Rardons Mrs Luther Grantham Mrs Harry Roach Walter Dobbins and Miss Ruth Dobbins will attend the commencement exercises at Indiana University Monday Miss Mary Frances Dobbins daughter of Walter Dobbins will receive the A B degree in Latin.
Mrs. Robert Tinkle visits her daughter in South Bend when she fell seriously ill at midday Monday. Mrs. E. W. Bowen returns home after weeks with her son Charles Bowen in Champaign. Grover Kite resumes work at Indiana Service Corp after a two week illness. Father’s Day ads offer ties shirts and more from 25 cents to two dollars. The Chatter Box Bridge Club meets at Miss Bernice Arnett’s home with Miss Mary Smock assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batey of Helena Ohio visited Monday with Mrs. Lula McDowell and family. Mrs. Batey was formerly Miss Effie Edmondston of Rockfield and is a cousin of Mrs. McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed and Mrs. Flora Feathers attended memorial services at the Logansport cemetery where the Reeds are buried.
Mr and Mrs M G Anderson visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs C C Thatcher in Kokomo. Everett Baer and family joined Mr Baer's niece and kin in Kokomo along with Floyd Perkins and Roy Porter. A daughter Elizabeth Alida Reed was born May 26 to Mr and Mrs John Reed of Indianapolis. Mrs Reed is daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Wingfield of Delphi.
The Philathea Bible Class will gather at 7 30 PM tonight at the residence of Misses Belle Mary and Flora Snoddy for the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Millard Quinn and son Billy were in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mary Louise Ray of Kokomo visits sister and husband Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bitler. Mrs Mayme Cowdin hosts sister Mrs Forest Shipley of New York City, arriving Monday for a two week Delphi stay. Footwear ad offers white and fancy oxfords from 3 to 5 dollars. Ed Gerard received word their daughter Mrs Ralph Hann gave birth to Gerard Joseph eight pounds at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis. Mother and son reported doing well.
Lois McCain daughter of Superintendent and Mrs G W McCain a sophomore at Arthur Jordan School of Music Indianapolis will be home Friday to spend the summer vacation with her parents Catherine McCain has been in Indianapolis visiting her sister in the past week
The Delphi Hatchery expanded capacity to 60 000 eggs with separate hatchery units. Beard, the hatchery manager, said local poultry raisers will get better bred chicks and a higher quality hatch.
Mrs. J. H. Roller and Mrs. Mary Hoover with daughters and others spent Thursday in Logansport visiting Mrs. Nina Cable Quellin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moorer and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Merl Carson and daughter on Saturday evening.
W B Irelan and A B Ireland visited in Ohio earlier this week while Howard Smith family joined Willis McCloskey party near Deer Creek. J H Moorer not improving. Various families hosted guests from Camden Logansport Chesterton Winamac Ft Wayne and Washington Dc over the weekend and birthday dinner at Dimmitt home.
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