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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
5
Harmony H E club hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Charles Maggart and others at Pyrmont school house. Dinner followed with Clay township orchestra providing music as attendees from the area gathered.
Quarantine alerts and illness reports include Charles Sidell of West Delphi with small pox and Loretta Riggle of Martinsville with scarlet fever. Voter registration ends April 8 for the May primary. Notable moves include Delbert and Delia Kuns relocating near Flora and Reed ill at home on North Vine Street.
Diex, son of Mr and Mrs Gienn Hama, suffered a compound fracture to an arm after falling from stilts. He was admitted to hospital for treatment and monitoring.
Governor Morton Circle of the G A R recently entertained the Logan Circle of Lafayette and the General Lawton Circle of Monticello with a social gathering and references to wartime memory and fraternity.
Despite poor weather, several townships were represented at Camden 4’s Young Peoples Cooperative Club gathering. Loris Stout led Burling township program with songs by Earl Rodkey and Regina Dunn readings. Vivian Henderson moderated a Credit Unions discussion. Deer Creek township to host next, March 26, with Helen Plank reading on The Cooperative Movement.
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Muriel Robertson entertained Tippecanoe township Home Economics members at the former home. A cooperative noon dinner for 23 members featured Washington birthday decor and hatchet favors.
The regular meeting of the young people's Cooperative Study club occurred Monday evening at the Camden Community building. Program by Loris Stout featured Eva Jane Hufty and Alice Hendrix violin and saxophone duet, Earl Rodkey guitar, and Regina Dunn reading. C C Julius promotes hosiery in Rayon 25 percent mix and silk wool 39 percent at low prices. Harry Ainsworth of Purdue visited Carroll County to meet club members. Beef calf club records due March 1. May primary voting noted.
The afternoon meeting opened with a club song led by Anna Maxwell. An invitation to visit the Re liable Garment factory at Kokomo was read. A fund drive was favored with a dollar donated. Mrs Grace Pattern was placed in charge of the Art Festival and Club Institute for the week of March 11 at Flora. Mary Spring and Faye Richardson to begin equipment purchases for the school kitchen. Card party at Pittsburg school to fund the project. committee for the Feb 27 event includes Ethel Lybrook Anna Maxwell Muriel Robertson Dooley and Grate Patton. The March meeting will be at Mrs Harry Clawson's home with May Anderson as assistant hostess.
The Adams Township H E Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Lucille Crowell's home with 24 members answering roll. Members voted 50 cents to the music and art department and 1.81 for the student loan. One new member, Mrs. Anna Fries, brings total to 38. A fine link was given by Arthur Muldin on tion, duet by Mrs Grace Ne and Gladys Hoffman, and patio songs by the club. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Betty Smith and Mrs Gladys Hoffman.
Members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Ives Monday evening. Robert Bradshaw discussed Story of Mohammed and His Gospel. Dr A C Clauser spoke on Current History in Medicine. Mrs M J Howe to host March 12 with paper by Mrs A C Clauser on Americas Religious Experiment Mormonism.
Fragmentary note indicates Miss Josephine a to join the Literature Department as a member. No dates or full names confirmed. Further context needed to specify position or department details.
The Premiers gathered Tuesday evening at the Radnor M E church where Rev H L Slick of Bringhurst gave the address. Members Miss Hilda Bowen reviewed Dorothy Canfield s Bonfire and Miss Shealey reviewed Dr Phelps recent Forum list of fifteen best novels. Mary Coopman Frank Swain and Alyne Atkinson attended the event.
County Superintendent of Schools George McCain addressed Carroll County school conditions and delivered the state enrollment and faculties report at yesterday's library gathering. Mrs. George McCain was elected secretary for the next three months at the business session. Further plans announced for upcoming meetings and a March 14 art and garden department gathering at Lorenz Grimm's home.
Mrs. Fred Raber of east of Delphi hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for Mr. Raber and Mrs. Harry Roach. Attending were Mrs. Jose Snoeberger Chalmer Peterson and the Roach family of Delphi.
The county club federation chorus met Sunday at the Lutheran church in Camden for a practice and announced the next session will be Sunday at 1:30 PM at the Flora Methodist church, directed by Ruth Peters of Cutler.
Officers met at regent Mrs E W Bowen to compile chapter activity records for transmission to state and national headquarters.
The Psi Iota Xi sorority of Flora held their annual inspection Wednesday night. Mary Hawkins and Beulah Moss will entertain with dinner bridge for the inspectors and Flora chapter members.
The Missionary Society of the M E church will mark Founder's Day on March 6 with a gathering hosted by Mrs Lorenz Grimm. A program will be presented under the auspices of Mrs C C Crampton at the Ronter.
A meeting of the W C T U society was held at Flora library on Friday afternoon. Arrangements were made for a W C T U institute to be held in March with Mrs Stella Doty state evangelist as speaker.
Delphi lodge No 28 announced a fish supper for March 7 to which the public is invited. The group met Monday evening to hold initials on the ledge and outline the event.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lybrook entertained guests at four euchre tables on Saturday night. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. for top score and other players received consolation offerings.
The Missionary Society of the Delphi Baptist Church will hold its meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Cloyd Kerlin.
A special business meeting of the Carroll County Women’s Republican Club was held on Saturday. Members discussed upcoming events and club activities, with plans for community outreach and fundraising initiatives.
The Premiers gathered Tuesday evening at the Radnor Methodist church with Rev. L H Slick of Bringhurst delivering the address. Attendees heard sermons and remarks as part of the church event.
Four Times Four Mrs W W Gochenour entertained the Axe club at her home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs A C Clauser will entertain the Hill Club Friday evening at their home in South Delphi.
Bisma-Rex offers four actions to ease indigestion in three minutes. It neutralizes excess acid relieves gas soothes irritated membranes and aids digestion of fermenting foods. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores with availability at Margowski's Drug Store.
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