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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1924

Page

5

Local News Notes Of General Interest

Van Blue attends the Democrat convention in New York. Joyce Wilber returns from a weeks stay in St. Paul. Dr A H Coble of New York visits his ill brother Chas Coble. Mrs. William Cochrane of Huntington visits sister Mrs Harry Arnold and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Heiland move into John Baer apartment. Mrs Effie Wyatt and Mrs Emme Porter of Camden visit Mrs Miles Martin. Marion Goslee ill with heart trouble at B A Goslee home. Rakin and Gerald Clawen attend State Sunday School convention in Michigan City. Lehre Guthrie family of Rock Creek township visit Nelson Guthrie in Columbia City. Rube Norris family of Logansport and Ralph Jones and Ed Johnson families of Camden visit Miles Martin near this city.

Rube Norris Logansport Ralph Jones Ed Johnson Camden Miles Martin

Birth of a daughter in Flora and local health notes

A daughter named Ann was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Flora. Mrs. Clark was formerly Marie Allbaugh. Mrs. Joseph Ruffing had a tonsillectomy at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on Wednesday.

E Ann Robert Clark Flora Clark Marie Allbaugh Joseph Ruffing Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Sacramento visitors share updates with Anderson families

Dr and Mrs W W Cress and daughters Mary Lou and Elizabeth Jane of Sacramento Calif came Tuesday to spend a month with his sisters Mrs F M Brewer and Mrs Ida Gustavel. Mr and Mrs M A Feele of Anderson spent Sunday and Monday with her sister Mrs James A Goff and family. Mrs Clara Hutton mother of Mrs Feele and Mrs Goff returned to Anderson with her daughter.

W. ‘W. Cress Mary Lou and Elizabeth Jane Sacramento Calif F. M. Brewer Ida Gustavel M. A. Feele Anderson James A. Goff Clara Hutton Feele Goff

Delphi residents attend events and people noted at hospitals and churches

Miss Lucile Lyon undergoes surgery for chronic appendicitis at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis with sister Nina Lyon present. Delphi Christian church members attend State Sunday School convention in Michigan City. Dr. F H Robinson visits Cincinnati. Mrs. Florence Lathrope and daughter return to Winona Lake after visits in Delphi and Rockfield. Mrs. L D Temple hosts a 62nd birthday picnic at French Post Park with thirty guests. Mrs. Elsie Gates and daughter visit from Wanatah. Olpha Whiteman, missing near Middlefork, now believed in Indianapolis. Mrs. Raymond B. Dickey of Washington DC, formerly Rose Maxwell of Delphi, visits Indiana. her son Granville graduated Medill School journalism. Mrs. Harriet T Keever and daughter Sadie return from Indianapolis after Ellis Keever’s graduation. grandson Jones Ellis Keever graduates Emanuel High School and accompanies them home.

Lucile Lyon Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Nina Lyon Frank Lyon F. H. Robinson Cincinnati Ohio Florence Lathrope Delphi Rockfield Winona Lake L. D. Temple French Post Park Raymond B. Dickey Washington, D.C Rose Maxwell Indiana Harriet T. Keever Miss Sadie

Local Births and Travel Notes in Area Almanac

A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs LaRue Coble. Mrs J A Whelan traveled Saturday to join her husband in Ft Lauderdale Florida. Esther Shirk returns from University of Wisconsin for summer. Ada Hinkle home from Oakland City visit. Fred J Griffiths of Delphi share a daughter born at Home Hospital Sunday. Fred C Whitcomb returns to Oxford Ohio after visit with uncle and Mr Meir. Eve Crampton Cailkins returns to Indianapolis after week with sister Mrs Henry B Wilson.

Mrs. LaRue Coble J. A. Whelan Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Fred J. Griffith Delphi Fred C.whitcomb Oxford Ohio Aid Meir J. Clyile Eve’ Crampton Cailkins Indianapolis Henry B. Wilson

Delphi Area Notices and Dates Rally for July Fourth Activities

A roundup of local events and appointments includes Delphi church and civic groups planning July Fourth camp meetings in Frankfort and Tecumseh picnic, golf outings, a Methodist all day meeting, and honors for Mrs. Henry B. Wilson as Indiana vice president of the League of American Pen Women.

Henry B. Wilson the Citizen Indiana League’ of American Pen Women Harry A. Colman Washington Wilson Woman’s Press Club of

Delphian Visitors Travel for National Events and Religious Conference

Miss Mary Howe of Fresno visits Fred Craven Smith and family in Delphi while Mr and Mrs Reid McCain and D J McCain travel by auto to Washington DC for sights and return by train. Rev H E Stuehm of Delphi Lutheran church goes to Fort Wayne for the Central District convention at Concordia College June 24–30 1924 and will spend time in Cleveland with relatives. Radio fans hear Pat Harrison at the Democratic Convention in New York City with brief remarks from Mayor Hylen and a band medley of Yankee Doodle and On the Banks of the Wabash.

B. F. Stuart Adams Township Wabash Association Terre Haute Reid McCain Delphi MecCain D. J. McCain Flora Washington, D. C National Capital H. .E. Stuehm Logansport Delphi Lutheran Church Ft. Wayne Central District The Lutheran Church Concordia College Stuehm Cleveland Ohio T Pat Harrison New York City Harrison Hylen the Wabash

Howard Visit Ties Delphi to Bismark and Beyond

Mr and Mrs D E Howard of Bismark North Dakota visited Delphi friends from Thursday to Sunday. They planned trips to Boston and New York with Mr Howard returning home and Mrs Howard visiting Wisconsin. Mrs Howard was formerly Emma Shealy of Delphi. Her husband works as a post office inspector. The Howards enjoy weekly Carroll County visits and The Citizen’s weekly North Dakota trip.

D. E. Howard Bismark N. D Delphi Boston New York

Cartwright and Ives Hostesses for Twin Card Parties

Mrs. J. H. Cartwright Mrs. Geo. O. Cartwright and Mrs. George Ives entertained forty guests at two card parties this week in the Cartwright home. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons featured pink and green decor and garden flowers with refreshments served after each game. Out of town guests included Mrs. Fred Qbenchain and Mrs. Cowger of Monticello and Mrs. Guy Thomas of Lafayette.

J. H. Cartwright Geo. O. Cartwright George Ives Cartwright Fred Qbenchain Cowger

Mrs Cora Ritchey Rites Held In Flora

Mrs Cora Ritchey wife of Andrew Ritchey former Flora resident died at her Ashville North Carolina home after a four year tuberculosis illness. Her body was brought to Flora Monday evening and taken to the home of Mrs Mary Hughes for burial. Funeral services were held Tuesday at ten o clock in the Church of the Brethren with interment in Maple Lawn Cemetery.

Martha Hannah Ashfield John Sarah Wharton Ashfield Junietta County Pennsylvania Carroll County Rockcreek Township United Presbyterian Church Camden Idaville Chas. C. Stevens Cora Belle Herr Elsie Pearl Lontz Martha Jane Stevens Luella Grace Emrick McCleary Ida Ville Cora Ritchey Andrew Ritchey Flora Ashville N. C

Mrs Irene McArdle and Carl Bauer Quietly Wed

Miss Irene McArdle daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert McArdle of Delphi and Carl Bauer Lafayette city electrician were quietly married at 9 oclock Tuesday morning at his home Reverend John C one officiated noting the couple will reside in Lafayette

Mayme Stuart Adams Township T. J.’ Ryan Delphi McArdle Bauer Irene McArdle Albert McArdle Carl Bauer City Electrician Lafayette John C

Miss Lucy Taylor Obituary Notices Delphi Steno Grapher dies

Miss Lucy Taylor a Delphi court stenographer of twenty years died suddenly from heart trouble at her sister Mrs Mary Comforts Madison home. She leaves her sister and was appointed by the late Judge John Gould. Miss Taylor had many devoted friends in Delphi. Esther Shirk a University of Wisconsin student telephoned before leaving Madison for Delphi.

Lucy Taylor Delphi Mary ‘Comfort Madison John Gould Miss Taylor Esther Shirk University of Wisconsin ‘At

Woman Admits Age At Silver Wedding Anniversary

A woman states she is willing to admit she is not as young as she used to be to mark her silver wedding anniversary. She reflects on aging while celebrating many years of marriage with her spouse.

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Retherford Electric Shop Ind van Blue Joyce Wilber St. Paul, Minn A. H. Coble Chas Coble William Cochrane Huntington Harry Arnold Fred Heiland John Baer Effie “Wyatt Emme Porter Marion Goslee Goslee Rakin Gerald Clawen Michigan City Lehre Guthrie Rock Creek Township Nelson Guthrie Columbia City Fox Syou Carroll County Loan & Trust. Co Delphi, Indiana Delphi Public Library Robert Wood John Wood George Brewer Chicago Marshall Field J.E Rittenhouse Mary-Margaret Akron Lorenz 'Grimm Mr. Rittenhouse Olpha Whiteman Middlefork Whiteman Frankfort the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co PEAS Campbell’s East Main Street University of Wisconsin Ada Hinkle Oakland City A. L. Akers Evansville Holiness’ Church R. O. Kimberlin Greencastle Mary Ives Babson Company Mass East Busy Bee Club Hickory Grove Well’s Grocery Delphi Golf Club Rochester Delphi Methodist Church Daugherty E. E. Fritts Longmont Colo Gaylord Nowels Fritts F. L. Lineberger Washington Township Mount Pisgah Lutheran Church Rock Creek Mount Olive Deer Creek Lindberger Havannah Rockfield School J. Walter Fox St. Augustine Fla Florida East Coast Railway Thelma Gustavel Charles Wilson Lake Cicott Mary Virgil Hire W. W. Cook Mrs Martha Ashfield Mary Howe Fresno California Fred Craven Smith Miss Lucy “Taylor Detroit Wabash Delphi Co-Operative Sale L. M. Pletcher Summer Wise Kentucky West, Virginia Haugh Coal Company Tom Pany
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