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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
5
Courtesy note asks readers to inform the paper of visits and departures. It invites mentions of guests and social calls as a courtesy feature in the publication.
The Bright National Bank of Flora moved into its new headquarters on Saturday following a December fire that destroyed the old bank rooms. Dr. C. C. Crampton attended a Loyal Legion meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Thursday as a guest of Col. J. K. Lilly.
Double dip cones five cents at Sam's News Stand. Mr and Mrs Charles Black Sr and son Kenneth returned from Huntington Pennsylvania where they attended their granddaughter's graduation as the daughter of Mrs Russell Humberd. Mrs Grace Stair Severson left Saturday for Cincinnati for a few days visit then will travel to Atlanta for an extended stay. Mrs Charles Wood is spending the week with Mr and Mrs John Wood in South Bend.
Mrs Earl Thompson came home Friday from St Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette after an extended stay.
Local notice announces fireworks will be sold on Thursday July 1 at Margowski's Drug Store. The item lists sale as a community event with address and date for shoppers seeking holiday pyrotechnics.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Orr Sr and son Jack of Delphi along with Miss Maxine Kennard of Yeoman visited Wabash on Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Orr Jr.
Mr Russell Callin and Mrs Callin of Delphi were taken to St Elizabeth hospital Sunday afternoon by the Grimm and Sons ambulance due to illness.
Booster notes Mr and Mrs Paul Lastutter and Mrs Cloid Kerlin have come from Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester Minnesota for observation. Mr and Mrs C T Amick and Mr and Mrs Max Daugherty plan to return this weekend from a two week motor trip through the west. Charles Gros of Delphi underwent an appendectomy at Home hospital Lafayette Tuesday morning. Mrs John Stille of Tucson Arizona visits sister Mrs William Smith and Mr Smith. Mr and Mrs Clayton Wallar of Burrows spend the summer in Muncie for post graduate study at the Smith Teachers College.
Mrs and Mrs Myron Tves came back from a trip through the eastern states to visit relatives. Mrs Oscar Gee recovers at home after an operation. Miss Thelma Quinn and Miss Emma May Copeland return today from a two week motor tour in the East. Mrs Mary Haugh visited friends and relatives in Indianapolis last weekend. John Leiber of Dudopis route 4 returns home from St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette after a stay there.
Mr and Mrs Sam Morris and Joe Loy of Delphi and Mary Tillet of Monticello enjoyed a picnic at McCormick's Creek Park Sunday. Miss Winifred Connell entertained Marjorie Long and Elizabeth Nehtig of Lafayette Monday evening. Thursday prayer service at the Christian church led by Mrs Eugene Crowden. James Riley Jr and Robert Pearson on a fishing trip Wiscon. Rev M W Crider new Yeoman Reynolds Methodist pastor, to lead first service Sunday 7 30 p m. all invited.
Mr and Mrs Luther Sheets and daughter of Yeoman hosted by Mr and Mrs Orman Plumb of Lafayette. Sunday evening the two families visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Sterrett. Mr and Mrs P J Lamb of Lafayette and daughter Irene of Washington DC visited the Misses Anna and Katharine Lamb. Mrs Ruth Coble Gee of St Petersburg Florida visits her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Coble.
Mrs Nora Klienman and daughter Ruth return to Delphi for the summer after years in the south with Ruth attending various schools. Mrs Fannie Smith Herbert Donald Smith Alene Smith and Mrs Harry Reed of Delphi attend commencement at Western State Teachers College Kala mazoo where Devon Smith recently graduated.
Professor and Mrs. Fren Musselman of Kent Ohio have been visiting relatives in the county for several weeks and returned to Kent Sunday. Mrs Musselman is the former Elsa Gardner of Delphi. Mr and Mrs A S Bradshaw of Atlanta Georgia J H Bradshaw and Misses Jane and May Brackenridge of Lafayette were dinner guests Sunday of Lillian Blythe.
Sam's News Stand advertises all flavor brick ice cream for 25 cents. W R Emery of Chicago visits Delphi guests Mr and Mrs Newton Sidenbender. he is Mrs Sidenbender's brother in law. Laverne and Mrs Goff rent Elizabeth Murphy property on East Monroe Street and will move from James Goff residence. Byram Crosby family toGlidden Iowa for two week visit with parents J H Pelton. Crosby returns Wednesday. Dr and Mrs R L Johnson of Oneonta NY visiting at Shaffer home. Johnson returns to New York to teach while Mrs Johnson stays for the summer with Georgia Hanna and her son George at Lewis farm nearby.
Miss Téa Frushour and Miss Emma Frushour of Delphi spent the weekend as guests of friends on a Muskegon Lake outing in Michigan.
Mary Angel Cartwright of Indiana polis vacations with her father C A Cartwright and Mrs Cartwright. Mrs Hubert Clifford who has been a patient at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette has returned home. Mrs Sam Morris spent a day in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Charles Flagler and Mrs Tom Malia spent Sunday in Indianapolis with friends. Walter Utterback of Delphi is quite ill at his W Front Street home.
Roachdale residents Mr and Mrs Clude Hanna Mrs Irene Robbins and Andrew Hanna spent the weekend at a Lake Fressen cottage with Mr and Mrs Robert Davison. Will Sargent of Delphi died in Ligonier with funeral held Wednesday. he was a Monticello alum. Charles Budd West Delphi visited Francisville with his son Russell. John H Vore moved from Delphi to Radnor Indiana. Betty and Mary Maxwell Lafayette visit grandparents Mr and Mrs L A Thompson Arion Geeting Fremont Michigan spent a day with James Delong.
Five Delphi youths have filed entries for the Lafayette Soap Box Derby through Billy Dern, the Derby’s local manager. The racers are Dick Clifford, Eron Julien, Bob Balser, Jack Clifford and Oscar Kirkpatrick. Entries must be filed within the next two or three days, Dern said.
The DeLuxe Ice Cream Company opens Saturday morning in the Burr room on Franklin street in the former Blythe Funeral Home. Every visitor on opening day will receive free ice cream. Flossie Stankard owns the shop.
Floyd O. Slate of Bringhurst Lafayette has been awarded a special merit scholarship to Purdue University for the coming year based on high school exam results. The scholarship refunds $30 in fees if a scholastic standard is maintained. Slate has enrolled in the school of engineering.
Western Auto Supply stores sponsor a fishermen contest open to all customers and friends. Prizes range from 10 dollars to 5c. Ask your local merchant for details.
Mrs Laura Breining of Logansport and former Delphi resident is spending the week visiting Miss Susie Dasher.
Mrs Orville Gilbert and Miss Mary Byrum from Manchester visit relatives. Families host dinners and visits include Fern Brown from Wilmington and Bernice Smoker from Plainfield. Dinners hosted by William Barber and Russell Parker families. Reverend D E Noland receives return appointment to Burling ton Ball Hill and Darwin churches. Jacque Haun visits Chicago. Jackie Snodgrass visits Russiaville. Children’s day program set at Christian church Sunday evening. Mrs Della Rinehart improving. Mrs Blanche Bryant and children visit Frankfort. John Johnston ill at home. Joe Smoker to visit Robert Kingery in Detroit. Mrs Cleona Chittick and daughter Bernice host dinner with Fern Brown and others. Mrs Earl Krammas and daughters visit Pendleton this week.
A sequence of historical property transfers listed with buyer and seller names, property parcels, townships and nominal prices. Notable deeds include Earl L. Chapman to Louise Bieber for 40 acres in Democrat Township and Milo Harley joining Flora’s additions, among many other transfers spanning Delphi Flora Camden and Carrollton townships.
Christian Church invites all to 9:30 Sunday school 10:15 worship and communion and 7:30 p m park service. First park service with Howard Jenkins pastor. All are welcome to attend.
The Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with observance of the Lord s supper led by Pastor Harry Parker.
St Mary's Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday morning worship at 9 30 with communion and a sermon. William Cordick serves as pastor and welcomes everyone.
Mr and Mrs Everett Ashley of Joliet Illinois will come today to continue services at the Tent Meetings held at Wilson and Harrison streets under the Holiness church auspices Everyone is welcome to attend Rev H B Carter Pastor.
Mrs Frances Whiteman was granted a divorce from Grover C Whiteman with a 5750 settlement and 500 for attorneys fees. The decree finalizes the split and supports legal costs.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Hebron cemetery for Walter Bud Henderson 47 who died June 14 at his South Bend home. He is survived by his wife and daughter of South Bend, his father Cash Henderson of Delphi, a sister Mrs. Muriel Robertson and a brother Lee Henderson of Delphi.
Miss Alice Green of Chicago staying at the Bitter Armstrong home near here suffered a heart attack. She is being cared for by Mrs. Denna Price of Chicago.
Mrs. Howard Bradshaw and her children Joan and Bill will return on July 4 from New York where they have been visiting Mrs. Bradshaw's parents.
Orion S. Flora and others transfer 1.23 acres in the Town of Burlington to Earl C. Haun for a consideration of $1.00. The action records a deed transfer and the involved parties.
Six men who donated blood for transfusions in an unsuccessful attempt to save the life of Paul Minneman, a Logansport police officer shot by the Brady gang, received resolutions of thanks from the Logansport Knights of Columbus. The six are Attorney Harry Tutewiler, Sheriff Dewey Schmidt, Patrolman Dwight Powlen, Lawrence Kendall, State Trooper Loren Ayres, and Sheriff Arthur Anderson.
Mrs. Clarence Frey of near Roseville is seriously ill again with a severe case of sciatic rheumatism. Mrs. Della Scott and Mrs. Pearl Scott Wellington of near Burrows and Mrs. Love Crampton Caulkins of Logansport attended the DAR meeting held recently at Culver.
A bakery promotes a dinner featuring assorted cakes for Bak erleng’s event. The note invites customers to try the desserts and celebrate with a sweet offering at Sund a venue.
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