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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
5
The community notes detail visits and travel by residents and relatives. Myron Ives spent Wednesday in Kokomo while John Hiett Ives headed to Grand Canyon for the summer. Several trips to Indianapolis Denver Chicago and Lafayette are noted along with engagements, births, and family activities.
Local notice urges welcoming guests and noting visits with courteous behavior. It invites residents to telephone item submissions to number 14, emphasizing courtesy in sharing information and hospitality.
Mrs Julia Roach of Delphi and Miss Jane Lamb of Indianapolis left Monday to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago continuing a church event of regional interest.
Mrs Hannah Coomey and daughter Margaret and Mr and Mrs Will Coomey attended the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago this week. Willard Cartwright a Wabash College graduate this June has taken employment in the advertising department of a Chicago newspaper. Mr and Mrs James Goff and Mr and Mrs Robert Sanger and son Robert Carlyle visited with Mr and Mrs Crane of Veedersburg Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ariel Huntsinger of Indianapolis visited the parents Mr and Mrs Allen Huntsinger in Delphi and returned home. Five Delphi boys are at Camp Tecumseh for ten days: Walter Woodruff Boyd Martin Jack Grimm Grant Jacobson and George Weckerly. Miss Eva Smock returned from Cleveland to spend the summer with her parents and teaches at Western Reserve University.
Sunday reports include Mrs. Fry returning to Indianapolis after a visit with relatives. Eucharistic Congress attendees named W S Margowski and others. Mrs. Voorhees of Flora rushed to hospital for appendicitis operation. A motor trip group returns from Polo Illinois and visits relatives in Texas. Various residents plan moves to Chicago and eastern cities. Marriage licenses issued for several couples.
Robert Embree came back Friday from a two week vacation in Ohio visiting his brother in Columbus and sister in Daytona along with friends in other Ohio cities. Miss Florence Lyon and Prof. E A Lyman of Ypsilanti Mich will return to Ypsilanti today after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lyon. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Clifford and family and Miss Alice Turner motored to Logansport Sunday to visit the latter's sister Mrs Elmer Moore and family.
Mr and Mrs Emory Fitzgerald of Peoria Illinois and Mrs Fitzgeralds niece Miss Isabelle McNealy of Indianapolis left Delphi on Wednesday for Peoria after visiting Delphi relatives.
Miss Lucy Patton of Martinsville and Miss Eleanor Torr of Indianapolis are guests of Misses Meredith Carney Kathleen Kerlin and Ruth Carney at Oakdale camp on the Tippecanoe river.
Mr and Mrs Dean Kite and daughter Elizabeth of Huntington hosted Mr and Mrs Grover Kite with Mr and Mrs Harvey Studebaker and Mrs Belle Gee for dinner Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs John Smith from Lafayette relocate to Delphi and stay with Mr and Mrs G H Walters. Mr Smith works for the Carroll Telephone Company.
Mr and Mrs M S Dasher and niece Edith of Pasadena Calif have been visiting Mr and Mrs John Mount. They left Wednesday by auto for Mammoth Cave with planned final stop in Portland Maine.
Miss Sylvia Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Clawson of Radnor and Leslie C Heffley son of Mr and Mrs William Heffley of Bringhurst were married Sunday morning at 8 30 at the Methodist parsonage in Radnor by Rev C R Earl. The couple left for a wedding trip to Anderson and will be at home after July 15 at Radnor. The bride is a graduate of Delphi High School.
The National and Foreign Missionary Society of Rockfield Presbyterian met with Mrs. C. L. Million on Thursday afternoon. A large crowd enjoyed a splendid program featuring "Womanhood of the Spanish Main" with educational pictures of the Philippine Islands, Cuba and Porto Rico.
I C R M Tippecanoe Tribe No 505 will meet next Tuesday at 7 30 PM and confer degrees on a class of candidates at 8 PM Wabash Tribe No 11 of Lafayette will confer the adoption degree and the Warrior s and Chief s degrees by the home team Refreshments will be served and a good time is assured
We thank relatives and neighbors the singers Rev R O Kimberlin and Blythe and Sons for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the death of our mother Melissa Chandler Mr and Mrs Chester Plough and family. The annual field day and picnic of Izaak Walton chapters Boone Clinton Montgomery Hamilton Tipton Howard Tippecanoe and Carroll counties will be at Camp Rich near Frankfort July 15 with large delegations from all chapters.
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