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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
6
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with an 8 o clock alarm plan. 10 30 a m service featuring special music and sermon What a Revival Of Religion Is. 7 p m evening service with How to Be Saved. midweek 7 30 p m discussion on the Holy Spirit and belief. Thursday 7 30 p m Young People service. Christian Science notes on Man topic for next Sunday.
Pastor L. K. Knox announces Bible school at 9 30 a m with Ray Orr as superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. You are cordially invited.
Sunday school meets at 9 15 a m Preaching at 7 30 p m and 7 p m Boy Scout charter night Monday at 6 30 All boys wishing to re register in the troop should be present.
February honor roll announced with grades 1 through 8 names. Notable students include Gene Austin Virginia Hawn Dean Goslee Gertrum Herr Paul Schock Fran cis OFarrell Betty Marquess Dorothy Cowger Beverly Baird Margie Lou Weaver Richard Million Junior Jackson Louise Christie Opal Britton Joe Thomas Maxwell Maxine Julian Charles Viney Maxine Schock Mary Esther Phillips Caroline Christie Billy Myers Bernice Wise Maxine Baum Maxine Kennard Garnette Smith and Radio service Herb Smith phone 375.
Local interest item asks residents to inform the Citizen of arrivals and departures. The note promotes courteous hosting and requests readers to mention visits when guests arrive or depart.
Mrs H E Studebaker has been ill this week at her home south of Delphi. Mrs Russell Engle and son Bobby visited relatives in Monticello. William Kerlin had emergency appendectomy at Brazil hospital Friday night. Mr and Mrs Amsey Miller and Jesse Wise visited relatives in Union City over the weekend. Letters of administration on the estate of Susan C Rosenberger issued to Gray Nagele. Robert Haugh spent the weekend with Nick Wason at Crawfordsville and Parke Beadle Jr at Terre Haute. Miss Nina Lyon spent the weekend at home. A company of friends was entertained at the Lyon home for dinner Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred W Baker and Mrs Clara Ferguson of Ridgeville were guests of Mrs Baker's parents Mr and Mrs William Corns Sunday. Letters of administration de bonis now issued to Myrtle Mikesell on the estate of Joseph Mikesell. Bond set at 10000 dollars. Crawfordsville affirmative debate team defeated Delphi Thursday evening in a i debate here. Prof C E Chapman of Frankfort was judge. Delphi team members were Merle Kirkpatrick Orvel Smith Irene Haslet with Clarence Wise as alternate.
In Hammond Mr and Mrs Paul Schilling with son Lowell visited Mrs Franks Balser. A swine school drew 35 attendees in Rockfield with Purdue’s John Schwab leading discussion. A license issued to Richard Lynch and Emma Strain of Brookston. Red Cross sewing by Rockfield Burrows church ladies for boys blouses. Mrs Q P Manker operated on for appendicitis in Indianapolis with satisfactory recovery. Families visit and return trips noted. Miss Sarah Gay of west of town broke her hip and was moved to St Elizabeths hospital Blythe & Sons ambulance.
Dr. C B Carney went to St Vincent’s hospital in Indianapolis for observation. Dr and Mrs J M Browne returned from a months motor trip to California. William Stewart and William Cordin were in South Bend on business. Mr and Mrs John Gaynor returned from Pittsburgh and plan six weeks in Delphi. Will Cowdin entertained at a family dinner for Mrs Lewis Gros’s birthday. Paul Dickison rented the Conway property next to Ed Smock’s in South Delphi. A T Bowen went to Wabash Valley Sanitarium with Miss Hilda Bowen and Dr C C Crampton.
Mrs. N. J. Howe, Mrs. Anna Snyder, Mrs. John Mount and Mrs. BE. C. Wells attended a luncheon Wednesday hosted by Mrs. Yanus Wells in honor of Mrs. E. C. Wells birthday.
Mrs. Mary Hogan of Watertown N Y dies suddenly leaving two sons and two daughters. J C O Connor to return from St Elizabeths hospital after treatment while family members visit. Local church delegation studies Delphi church expansion plans. Various notices include lawsuits marriages corporate filings and hospitalizations across Delphi and surrounding towns.
The report records multiple farm moves and visits across Lafayette Rossville Delphi Kokomo and nearby. Perry Skiles Earl Bolinger and families travel and host, plus several residents attend gatherings and sick list notes. Farm Bureau meeting is announced for Monday evening March 9.
A. L. Moss of Flora announced last week he purchased his mother Mrs. F. A. Moss’s share in The Hoosier Democrat ending a 22 year partnership. The paper, founded in 1897 by F. A. Moss, was later sold to Mayhill Brothers and Keyes, then bought back by Moss and his son and consolidated with the Enterprise Sentinel.
The county adopted a new school calendar for next year and approved a plan for a primary teachers committee to select next year’s equipment. Trustees discussed legislation and tenure. several opposed tenure. A countywide principals meeting set next year’s program and advance enrollment cards were distributed.
The notice requests tomato bread from Roach for delivery on Tuesdays and Saturdays. It specifies pickup times and confirms product availability on those two days.
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