Pleasant Run Community Notes
Pleasant Run brief mentions Roy Moss and family visiting Walcott. Isabell Swatts to Camp Tecumseh for twenty days as a girls leader. John Shepard sick with tonsillitis this week. Emily W Guthrie and daughter Emily visit Vaughan family. Bernie Thayer visits Swatts. Farmers busy preparing for sweet corn. Hal Shafer and wife to Indianapolis. Mrs Shafer stays for summer term at Mrs Blaker School. George Vaughan visits Mary E Vaughan family. Dan McCain travels to Lafayette with Chalmers Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Isabell Swatts
Camp Tecumseh
Bernie Thayer
Sam Swatts
Hal Shafer
Indianapolis
Birth in West Delphi Highlights Local Family News
A daughter was born Monday night to Mr and Mrs Thompson who reside in the Johnson property here. Mrs Laura Cottrell and daughter Madge visited with George Hickman and family. Oscar Hall and family and Henry Hobaugh and family attended the Hopedale church homecoming on Sunday. Mrs Chas Stout and son returned to Chicago after visiting sister Mrs Robert Hendrickson. Mrs Sarah Hamilton and family entertain relatives from Michigan this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Johnson
Laura Cottrell
Madge
George Hickman
Oscar Hall
Henry Hobaugh
Hopedale
Chas. Stout
Chicago
Robert Hendrickson
Sarah Hamilton
Michigan
Burlington social notes highlight summer travels and new birth
Mrs. Bernice Smocker takes a Purdue summer course. Vera Sink returns from Oxford College to visit parents north of Burlington. Local families spend weekends at Lake Maxinkuckee and with relatives. A daughter named Dorothy Louise born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodkey. Ohio visitors and various family gatherings feature in the Burlington area roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Smocker
Purdue University
Vera Sink
Oxford College
David Sink
Burlington
L. D. Haun
Gwinn
Jacque
Lake Maxinkuckee
William Bock
Indianapolis
Ben Bock
W. V. Polk
Hufty
Verne Ferguson
Robert Catron
Pearl Young
Lawrence Kirkendall
William White
Fred Rodkey
Dorothy Louise
Father’s Day gift tips with a tie and haberdashery
Mr and Mrs James Obear visited in Deer Creek Sunday and met a traveling salesman for a tractor company. He claimed Washington township Carroll County has more tractors than any other US township, illustrating local farm progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Obear
Deer Creek
Washington Township
Carroll County
United States
June Chosen for Weddings Kirkpatrick Calvert Nuptials
Miss Carolyn Kirkpatrick and Dale Calvert of Detroit Michigan were married at noon Monday at the Kirkpatrick home. Rev Dale Le Count officiated with Helen Kirkpatrick and Ray Calvert as attendants. A luncheon followed and the couple departed for Detroit after a postponed motor trip due to a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Carolyn
Dale Calvert
Detroit
Michigan
Miss Kirkpatrick
Mr. Calvert
Helen Kirkpatrick
Ray Calvert
Dale le Count
Presbyterian Church
Mary Ellen Kirkpatrick
Meredith Jean Kirkpatrick
William Calvert
Lafayette
Calvert
Mrs. Calvert
Miss Edith Guard to Wed Castle Zartman in Flora
Miss Edith Guard of Flora will marry Castle Zartman of Chicago Sunday at 4 30 p.m. The ceremony at the Guard home will be witnessed by about fifty guests with Rev D Walter Zartman conducting. The couple will honeymoon and then reside in Chicago. Mrs Paul Hay hosted a Tri-F Club gathering in Flora in honor of Miss Guard with a miscellaneous show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Guard
Flora
Castle Zartman
Chicago
George Guard
D. Walter Zartman
Twelve Mile
Zartman
Paul Hay
Lucile Pattengale
Ruth Carter
Tri-F
Miss Guard
Martin Calvert wedding announced in Fort Wayne
Announcement of the marriage on Saturday June 6 between Miss Mary Martin and Paul Calvert. They are from Madison township and both work for General Electric in Fort Wayne and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
William Martin
Paul Calvert
Byron Calvert
Madison Township
Fort Wayne
General Electric Company
Price Lang Quiet Loganport Wedding
Susie Price daughter of Mrs. Nettie Price of Burrows Indiana wed William F Lang of Logansport at Grace Lutheran parsonage in Logan sport. Rev H E Stuehm of Grace Lutheran Church conducted the ring ceremony at 8 o clock Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Parsonage
Logansport
Susie Price
Nettie Price
Burrows
Indiana
William F. Lang
H. E. Stuehm
Grace Lutheran Church
Delphi Pair Wed in Lafayette Methodist Parsonage
Miss Margaret Long daughter of Mr and Mrs John Long of Delphi and Paul Kempf son of Mr and Mrs Peter Kempf of Delphi wed at the Lafayette Methodist parsonage. Rev R O Kimberlin officiated. Attendants were Miss Hazel Long and Maurice Herr. The couple will reside in Peru where Mr Kempf works for the Wabash Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Long
John Long
Delphi
Paul Kempf
Peter Kempf
Lafayette
R. O. Kimberlin
Hazel Long
Maurice Herr
James Bussel
Bussell
England in bloom praised by Eva Smock in England
Miss Eva Smock writes from London to The Citizen praising England’s beauty and its flowers. She notes hawthorne in bloom, calls England a flower garden, and humorously compares claims to American standards with a light tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Eva Smock
London
A Measure of Grief Winds Rain and Loss at Delphi
A storm battered Delphi and Carroll county on Monday with strong wind and rain ending a dry spell. The high wind caused tree damage including a radiator-prone car limb. rain followed to halt the drought. The Chevrolet sales room on East Franklin Street opened this week, enhancing Fast Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Carroll County
W. R. Quick
Chevrolet
Franklin ‘Street
Franklin Street
Social Notices Highlight Local Gatherings and Farewells
Mrs. Frank Wingerd hosted nine ladies for dinner in honor of Mrs. Anna Snyder who departs soon for California. Prominent guests included Mrs. Charles Burkholder of Newcastle and several other gatherings featured Miss Meredith Carney, Ruth Carney, Madge Huffman of Newcastle, and Charline Raub of Rockford. Supt. Sutton Van Pelt and family were also feted at The Hague summer camp party with Oakdale Dam hosts. The Sisterhood Girls of Flora’s First Brethren Church enjoyed a party hosted by Geneva Crook with Eva Clingenpeel and others. Ice cream and cake concluded the events after a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wingerd
Anna Snyder
California
Charles Burkholder
Newcastle
Snyder
Meredith
Ruth Carney
Madge Huffman
Charline Raub
Rockford
Illinois
Miss Huffman
Purdue
the Hague
Tippecanoe
Sutton van Pelt
Oakdale Dam
van Pelt
James
W. H. Bradshaw
John Mount
Myron Ives
J. H. Cartwright
Josephine Ives
Robert Wason
Helen Louise Shaffer
Mary Gustavel
Charles, Howard
Robert Bradshaw
Jean Wilson
Mrs. Ives
Mrs. Bradshaw
Mrs. Mount
First Brethren Church
Flora
Geneva Crook
Camden
Eva Clingenpeel
Mary Clark
Violet Eaton
Esther Burnworth
Dorothy Clingenpeel
Cordelia Horner
Eva Leslie
Esther Roskuski
Burnsworth
A. Clark
Byers
Reunion notice for Delphi Citizen readers
Send in date and meeting place of your family reunion for the Citi zen reunion column. Information helps friends and may reach unknown members. Address REUNION EDITOR Delphi Citizen or call Phone 14. Lose anything Advertise in the Citizen Phone 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Delphi Citizen
Hopewell Church Homecoming Near Delphi Draws Large Crowd
The Hopewell Christian church held its annual homecoming north of Delphi with almost three hundred attendees. Rev. Messinger of Ohio gave a notable address and a noon dinner was served. The afternoon featured orchestra, singing, solos by Mrs. Mary Sidenbender Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochran, scripture by Rev. Ross, prayer by Rev. Proctor, and Rev. Messinger spoke on Duties and Neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Don Cochran
Winona Lake
Messinger
Clothing Project Lesson At Court House
Mrs. Helen V McKinley of the Extension Division Purdue University will present the third Clothing Project lesson next Thursday June 25 at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen V. McKinley
Purdue University
Court House
Favorite War Yarn A Pigeon Message Ends a Long Foray
A World War I tale from 1918 tells of a Rainbow Division raid behind No Man's Land fog. A homing pigeon carried a private’s note requesting relief from its burdens after the long advance, bringing a blunt message to the colonel: I’m tired of carrying this d a bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man’s Land
P. QO
P. C
The
Central Press Association
Yeoman Home to be Built in Elgin Indiana
After years of consideration the Brotherhood of Yeoman selects Elgin Indiana as the location for its Children’s Home to be built and maintained. Delphi Monticello Logansport and other Indiana cities had bid but Elgin was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Yeoman
Elgin
Delphi
Monticello
Logansport
Indiana
Local visits and family news from San Diego to South Bend
Yeoman George Mills of San Diego spent last week with brother Frank Mills at Ed Caldwell's home. Helen Goslee and Josephine Myers returned from South Bend. Mrs. Josephine Bishop of Gary visits her parents, Ora and wife. Charlie Mills and Walter Gorham families visited Ed Caldwell. Marcelle Helm of South Bend visits Geo Myers' grandparents. M E Church children's day program drew a large crowd. Mrs. Glazier and family return from Florida by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mills
San Deigo
Calif
Frank Mills
Ed Caldwell
Helen Goslee
Josephine Myers
South Bend
Josephine Bishop
Gary
Ora Clawson
Charlie Mills
Walter Gorham
Indianapolis
Marcelle Helm
Geo. Myers
M. E. Church
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of son
Mr and Mrs Harvey Yost and Mr and Mrs P R Yost express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during their son and nephew Oliver Yost's sickness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Yost
P. R. Yost
Oliver Yost
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ity
Delphi, Indiana
Roy Moss
Walcott
John Shepard
Emily W. Guthrie
Emily
Rock Creek Township
Charles Davis Vaughan
West Delphi
Orville Hyatt
Hamilton
Ohio
Virgil
Ernest
Gladys Harmon
Father
Haberdashery, Quick & Clifford
Men’s Fashion Center
Price-Lang
Long-Kempf
Eva J. Smock
Mary Blake Woodson
Western Newspaper Union
Ason
Jason
Paul Gentry
Jason Gringling
Gentry
Paul
Anna
Junior
Irvin S.cobs
Morton
Adams & Pearson
Yeoman
Dr. Scholl
Dr Scholls
A. H. Brewer
WTF
AUTO
J. C. Downey
E. Franklin St
Zook
North Side Square
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