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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
5
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Castile W. Zartman an accountant of Chicago and Edith Gard of Flora. Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith have rented the Mrs Anna Snyder property in South Delphi and will move there soon.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hill have rented the apartments over the Harrison garage beside the Clauser Coal Co. The brief notice notes occupancy and location in the industrial area.
Mrs Marion Sibbitt Moyer along with her children Betty and John came back home on Monday after ten months spent abroad.
Mr and Mrs H E Studebaker arrived in Delphi after a winter in Florida and plan a two week stay at the Gee homestead near the city before returning to Florida in a few months.
Robert Kimberlin of Lafayette attended the Epworth League convention in Delphi this week and was the guest of John Wood. With good weather the next few days contractors expect to complete the new paved road between Bringhurst and Flora.
Misses Margaret Lou Mace and Mary Helen McMurtrie of Sheridan are visiting at the home of Superintendent and Mrs. C. T. Amick.
Mrs Wilma Kirkpatrick Coleman will depart in two weeks for her Tampa Florida home en route through Atlanta Georgia with planned visit.
Mr and Mrs A B Cohee attended the Frankfort Delphi golf tournament on Wednesday and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Myron Ives.
Mr and Mrs Ariel Huntsinger from Indianapolis visited his parents Mr and Mrs Allen Huntsinger and other relatives in Delphi this week.
The Baptist Ladies announce a market at Zook's Meat Market on Saturday June 20 beginning at 10 o'clock. William Cowdin Jr plans to leave in July for Indianapolis to work with the Hiben Hollweg wholesale dry goods company. Miss Dorothy Pearson has returned home southeast of the city for the summer vacation after school in Ashland Ohio.
Mrs Lettie Pruitt and her daughters Naomi and Jean depart Sunday for Winona Lake to spend the summer. Naomi will attend summer school while there.
Dr and Mrs C W Hunter relocated this week from the west apartment on Front street to the east apartment that was previously occupied by Mr and Mrs R L Eckhart.
Miss Celestia Leach a trained nurse returns to her Indianapolis duties after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George Leach near Delphi preserving family ties and professional duties.
Twin boys were born Saturday night to Rev. and Mrs. Dale Le Count. Both babies died within a short time. An assortment of visits and relatives are noted, including engagements and a Maryland wedding in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Carnell and Mr. and Mrs. John Brown from east of Camden were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Ella Musselman and Miss Pearl Overholser in Flora.
Mr and Mrs Carl McFarland and daughter Mary Lou with Mr and Mrs Roy Clauser of Delphi and Mr and Mrs Curtis McCain of Burrows spent Sunday at Lake Manitou in a family outing.
Mrs. Myron Ives Miss Mary Al Read Mrs. William Scott and Mrs. Margaret Alread attended the D A R picnic in Logansport Thursday of last week. Seven chapters were represented.
Miss Elsa Gardner is chosen as hostess for a Bloomington sorority house for the coming year and will begin duties in September while continuing regular college work.
Mrs. John Coomey and two grandchildren Phoebe Elizabeth and John Herbert Miller of Lafayette return home after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Raridan and family in Delphi. Mr. Coomey spent the weekend in Delphi.
Mrs. Edith Noland Fitzgerald of Peoria Illinois departed Thursday for Frankfort then will return home. She has been in Delphi and nearby areas visiting the George Robbins family Miss Josephine Odell and other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Burnworth and Mrs. C. A. Hendrix from Flora and Mrs. Sam Wise of near Bringhurst came home Friday after spending the past week at Lake Winona for the State Sunday School convention.
Mrs. George O Cartwright and her son Willard traveled to Greencastle to visit Mr and Mrs John Cartwright and their son John A Willard. Willard will return Sunday to resume work at Purdue. Mrs Cartwright will stay longer for a extended visit.
Mrs. John H. Cartwright returned Thursday from a visit in Indiana polis. She was accompanied home by the two children of Major Larry MacAfee. They will remain here until about August 1, when they leave with their grandmother and aunt, Miss Jessie McAfee, for future residence in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cowger and family of Remington visit Mr. and Mrs. George Van Ostran. Also joining are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Van Ostran of near Brookston and Ebert Van Ostran of near Yeoman along with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson and daughter from Watertown South Dakota.
Miss Florence Lyon will travel from Ypsilanti Michigan to her home tomorrow for a brief visit. She will then go to Chicago in the latter part of next week for the wedding of Miss Nellie Baughman and Harry D Hamiston. Afterward she returns to Ypsilanti to teach in the summer school.
In McCormick's Creek Canyon near Spencer Indiana Purdue University's engineering school runs a summer camp. Instructors guide more than 150 embryo engineers through practical work. It is the second such camp established there by Purdue.
Glenn C. Good former Lake Cicott postmaster is jailed in Indianapolis after a federal grand jury indictment for embezzling postal funds. He could not post a 2500 bond as inspectors noted a 600 shortage amid recent office transfer to Mrs Sadie Webster. The 40 year old previously ran a Burnettsville store and faced home and business losses from a recent fire.
An advertisement from the St Louis Beauty Shoppe promotes a June special on scalp care. The package includes Six Hot Oils, Six Shampoos, and Eight Violet Rays for a total of $8.00, aimed at preventing hair loss, reducing dandruff, and improving scalp health.
Miss Clemencia Prough, nurse to James Whitcomb Riley for five years, was honored at a Friday funeral in the Coburn apartments Indianapolis. Rev Edwin W Dunlavy led services at Roberts Park M E Church, with burial at Crown Hill. A former Pittsburg resident.
Esther Sink dies after long illness in Carroll county. Memorials and lectures trace Thomas Marshall birthplace efforts. The essay tells twins Dan and Bob who shave, wear wigs, swap identities, and fall in love before discovering they are colorless and return to themselves.
The Welcome Inn Grange at Radnor met in the Radnor schoolhouse on Friday evening. Maude and Robert Davidson were conferred the fourth degree. Ice cream and cake were served after the meeting.
New officers of the League of Women Voters are Mrs James Wason president Mrs A C Clauser Mrs Harry Haugh Mrs Julia Cowd in and Mrs Elliott Barnard vice presidents Miss Bess Rothenberger secretary and Miss Laura Griffith secretary Ward chairmen and executive board members include Mrs Roy Clauser Mrs Lorenz Grimm Miss Lillian Blythe and Mrs B B Mayhill
Delphi will host a golf tournament tomorrow afternoon featuring Attica club members. Thirty visiting players will participate. The tournament committee has arranged two matches against Rensselaer and two against Wolcott this past week.
Mrs Theodore Rhode will depart at the end of June for a journey to Portland Oregon Richfield Idaho and cities in Washington and California. She plans to be away for several months.
We bought some real pretty ties for father's day June 1st. Quick and Clifford 1611.
Mr and Mrs John Todd remodel their South Delphi residence into a duplex. Gerald Clawson and his wife move into one apartment, Clawson is a Todd daughter. The Clawsons rent their home to Mr and Mrs Charles Wood.
Indiana democrats are urged to attend a party conference in Terre Haute June 25 and 26 by Walter S. Chambers state chairman. Letters from state headquarters emphasize the importance of attendance and note the conference coincides with the Democratic Editorial Association summer meeting June 25 to 27.
Mr and Mrs A J Anderson and their daughter of Watertown South Dakota returned home after a week long visit with Mrs Andersons parents Mr and Mrs George Van.
A Fort Collins man charged with exceeding the speed limit was sentenced by Municipal Judge D M Fee to a six months subscription to the Express Courier. When asked if he read Fort Collins traffic rules the man admitted he did not, and the judge ordered the newspaper to start the paper at once.
Mr and Mrs Hansel McHardie entertained at dinner on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gray Nagle, Mr and Mrs Gray Cripe, and Misses Lucy and Jessie Murphy in attendance.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers departed Monday afternoon for Chicago due to her sister Mrs. E. L. Hackett’s illness. Mrs. Hackett, previously in a San Diego sanitarium, was brought to Chicago by Mrs. Charles Milroy last Friday.
Mrs. William Corns returned from Indianapolis after visiting her son Harry D. Curna aau family. She attended the commencement exercises of the Corns’ oldest daughter who graduated from the Technical High School. The graduating class numbered 749.
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