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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1929

Page

7

Sunday Social At Rockfield Presbyterian Church

Mr and Mrs Earl Chapman hosted the Sunday school class with a business session and a social hour. Miss Cora Brathwall visited relatives in Logansport. Families from Flora, Camden, Ockley and Burrows were listed as visiting or hosting, reflecting a busy community weekend.

Earl Chapman Rockfield Presbyterian Church Cora Brathwall Logansport Joe Turner C. W. Sidenbender Lena Mummert Flora H. Allabaugh Robert Snoeberger Camden Mart Boone Truman Snoeberger Near Ockley George Snoeberger

Local Social Notes From Rock Creek Township

Mr and Mrs Turpie Timmons and Anna visit Thomas Williams family. Charles Williams and Dr Hileman host Lis Loganport visitors. Katherine Timmons visits sisters Edith and Ruth. Hinkle and Guthrie families attend Samuel Clauser funeral. Frank Hinkle moves. Lyla Harvey helps with dinner. Budd Sterrett visits Abie Sheets Burnettsville. William Guthrie works for Budd this year.

Rock Creek Township Turpie Timmons Anna Charles Williams Hileman Thomas William Charles Harvey Ward Been Thelma Gordon Logansport Katherine Timmons Edith Ruth Frank Hinkle Lula Dallas Cotes Thad Guthrie Lehre Emily Guthrie Wilson Sterret Burnettsville

Local Farm Notes and Area Social Moves

Ernest Hobaugh starts work at Bankable stock farm near Colburn. A 91 percent pound daughter named Phyllis Gene was born to Mr and Mrs Larry Mullendore Saturday morning south of Delphi. John Hickman injured last week in timber work at West Point was taken to St Elizabeths hospital at Lafayette and is improving. skull fractured. His wife Madge Cottrell visited him at the hospital. Mrs Jane Summitt returns to Marion after a few days here. Leonard Sterret and family visited Mrs Oscar Hall and children. George Beaver and family of Lafayette were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Fife.

Ernest Hobaugh Colburn Phyllis Gene Larry Mullendore Delphi John Hickman West Point St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Lafayette Madge Cottrell Jane Summitt Marion Leonard Sterret Oscar Hall George Beaver Charlie Fife

Local Notes From Camden Area Social Roundup

Mrs Effie Snoeberger spent several days with her sister in Logansport. John Graham suffered a stroke but shows signs of improvement. Mrs Martha Mayne remains in stable condition. Leo Tribbett of South Bend visited with his mother Mayme Tribbett. Knarl Patty employed at South Bend spent Sunday with his family. Guests at Howard Landis home included Mr and Mrs Carl Raber and family and others. Mrs Carl Raber shopped in Logansport. Mrs William Stangle visited Chicago for several days. Louis Mayne of Lansing was called home due to his mother illness. June Sink was moved to a sanitarium in Martinsville for treatment. Local business men hosted the basketball players at a 6 pm dinner served by the Pythian sisters. Edith Lane spent the weekend in Chicago.

Effie Snoeberger Logansport John Graham Martha Mayne Leo Tribbett South Bend Mayme Tribbett Knarl Patty Howard Landis Carl Raber Martinsville Pythian Sisters Edith Lane Chicago

Camden lineman in serious condition after stroke and fall

John Graham, a Camden telephone company lineman, was found in a serious condition at the foot of the Masonic building stairs after suffering a paralysis stroke and a fall last Thursday. He was taken to his son John Graham’s home in Burrows and is being cared for by Mrs. Augusta Wykle of Camden. Also noted are visits by Mrs. C. E. Sandifer to Camden girls, and several townsfolk visiting or moving, including Melba Guard and Leo Swaim family.

John Graham Camden Telephone Company Masonic Burrows Augusta Wykle Camden C. E. Sandifer North Vernon Sunshine Girls Melba Guard Wabash Lonie Mayne Michigan Leo Swaim John Lenon

Local Remembrances Keep Ladles and Kin in Outlook

AMERICUS Miss Fannie Cruea was taken to St Elizabeth hospital Saturday morning for treatment. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Murphy at Buck Creek Friday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Packer and sons and Mrs Nan Sisson spent Sunday afternoon with B A Nelson and family. David Kaufman and a wife visited with their daughter Mrs Lewis Cruea Sunday. Friends regret the death of Miss Marie Frisbee's mother at St Elizabeth's hospital in Lafayette. Ella McKinney hosts her sister Mrs Emma Michaels of Decatur Illinois. Mr and Mrs Gus Mochler visit with daughter Mrs Marie DeWitte and family. Goldie Hilgendorf entertained Friday, with guests Francis Cowger and daughter of Lafayette and Imogene Nelson.

Americus Fannie Cruea St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafaiyette Ella McKinney Emma Michaels Decatur Ill Gus Mochler Marie DeWitte Goldie Hilgendorf Francis Cowger Lafayette Imogene Nelson

Local Social Notes Highlight Monticello Area Visits

Master Kenneth Austin spent Friday night with Master Robert Brookshire. Roscoe Neel and family move from near Monticello to the farm vacated by John Bolenga. Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Marion Lucas visited Mrs. Charles Clark.

Kenneth Austin Robert Brookshire Roscoe Neel Monticello John Bolenga Robert Harmon Marion Lucas Charles Clark David Arthur Frank Arthur Logansport Russell Schock Carl Metz Alfred Lilly John Thurston Oak Grove Pearl Nicholas Thyrza Henry Mary Burke Jay Nace Fred Gaumer Alonzo Curtis Mishawaka Leonard Brookshire Art Townsley Burnettsville Melvin Roach David Lilly David Schock Dorothy Lilly the Christian Hospital Indianapolis

Adams Township Visitor Notes and Local Moves

Frank Hunter of Ohio has been visiting his brother Joe Hunter and wife and brother in law William Wakeland. Mr. Hunter formerly lived in this township. J. H. Mourer went to Warsaw last.

Frank Hunter Ohio Joe Hunter William Wakeland Mr. Hunter H. Mourer Warsaw

Community Notices and Health Schedule Update

The column lists local farm and family visits in Kosciusko County including Holloways Wakelands Mummerts and Huddlestons. It also covers moving plans, travel between Patton Monticello and Rock Creek, and a string of illness notes. County nurse schedule for March lists towns and dates plus tuberculosis work and clinic reminders with vaccination prompts and acknowledgments of school nurse achievements.

Burrows and Woodville

OWASCO Community Notes Highlight Meeting and Visits

The Parent-Teachers meeting drew a large crowd with an enjoyable program. Paul Redenbacher and family visited Dale Kingery near Lex, while Martin Irmeyer suffered a broken arm from a kickby Ford. John M. Hufford, formerly local, died near Monticello. A Farm Bureau meeting with soil acidity testing is planned for Monday evening.

Owasco Paul Redenbacher Dale Kingery Lex Martin Irmeyer Kickey Ford Dallas Frey Clarence Frey John M. Hufford Charles Monticello Farm Bureau

Cutler High to stage Ruth in a Rush March eight nine

Cutler High School announces the junior class play Ruth in a Rush to be presented March 8 and 9 in the high school auditorium. The cast includes Juliet Raymond Ruth Macdonald Moore and Helen Miller among others in a full dramatic lineup.

Cutler High School Ruth Mrs. Brownell Juliet Raymond Ruth Macdonald Moore Heary Catherine Bordner Simhateso Helen Miller Leonard Bruse Ernest Stephens Wayne Ashley Edmund Roll Dwight Lambert Robert Brown Peggy Patton Rosemary Carter Gilbert Lansing James Flora Phillys Grant Byron Whetzel Sadie Sodastrom Geraldine Miller Jean Moore Foster

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