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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1926
Page
5
Advertisement urges shoppers to visit Royal Scepter Coffee and Smith's Grocery for a hot oil facial promising relief for dry skin. The note mentions St. Louis Beauty Shop with phone number 282-22-21 for contact.
A roundup of short items reports A L Akers of Indianapolis visiting Delphi, Fred and Mrs Martin traveling to Chicago, Frank Hudson ill with pneumonia, Mrs Corns visiting Logansport and Galveston, H E Snider improving at home, Reid McCain hosting card party, Brewers advertising shoe sales, Cloyd Kerlin hosting G O P bridge, William Shelley visiting East Chicago, William Camp taking a Frigidaire course in Dayton, Camden school illness spell with high school attendance details, and services at St Louis Beauty Shop.
A Macy Indiana visit features Mr and Mrs Harry Latshaw calling on his mother Mrs William Latshaw in Colburn and sister Mrs Ed Patton in town. A weather caused postponement shifts Frank Watts sale to March 18 at 1 30 p m. The three days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lote Haslet of Ockley died at St Elizabeth hospital and was buried Saturday in Delphi. A Father and Son Mother and Daughter banquet is set at the Methodist church Friday March 19 with Make Merry class serving. Mrs Cloyd Kerlin visited Lebanon and attended a high school play in which daughter Kathleen starred.
The Main Street Fashion Shop lists Spring Millinery styles including Gages and Griffiths Pattern Hats with hat remodeling services. 221 Russell Boothroyd in La Fayette improved after hospital stay and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haslet relocate from Haslet farm to North Indiana Street property vacated by Roy Gardner.
Ad promotes bringing old harnesses for repair and oiling as spring approach. Announces large stock of new harness, lines and bridles, collars, pads, halters and strap goods at 46 1f E. W. Embree Delphi. Military and local notices follow about residents and events including a public sale by G. M. Gregg and a seventy seventh birthday gathering for William Shelley with a district-wide list of attendees.
The note urges readers to avoid neglecting skincare and promotes facials for youthful appearance. It highlights benefits such as pore contraction, blemish elimination, improved circulation, facial contouring, and firming of facial muscles with massage and facial treatments.
The Citizen Classified column invites ads as it grows weekly. William Lucas of Radnor suffered a broken rib after a collision between a machine driven by a Clawson boy and a truck. Dr. Crampton treated him.
About fifty Delphi Chamber of Commerce members attended a banquet in Monticello hosted by the local Chamber with John Frederick, State Chamber president, as speaker. Reports include marriage announcements for Miss Marie Knefel and Jacob Danielson, and several licenses issued for area couples. Additional items cover a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Haslett's move, a reading at Purdue, and multiple birthday and social gatherings in the region.
George M. Hewitt and Bessie Ima Cutshall were married at the Monticello Methodist church parsonage. Hewitt is a Carroll County farmer and the bride is the daughter of Archie and Mrs Cutshall of Walcott. They promptly went to their farm near Lake.
Miss A E Ferris died Sunday February 21 in Los Angeles California. A former Carroll county resident near Burnettsville she taught in Delphi and later in Los Angeles schools. She was daughter of Captain Jose Ferris killed at Champion Hills. Sister Mrs James D Riley is the surviving relative.
Mrs Sarah Rhinehart aged 67 died of a heart attack at her Flora home Friday evening. Survived by husband Henry Rhinehart foster daughter and a step son. Funeral services were held Monday with Lenten services led by Rev Wilbur Allen at St Johns church the week of March 15 at 7 15 each evening open to all.
The Economics club met at Mrs. Paul Ashba’s home for a cooperative noon dinner. In the afternoon many members joined to enjoy making hats as part of the club activity.
A Tuesday evening gathering of the Tri Kappa sorority at Mrs Helen Quick’s home installed new officers led by President Lorene Hinkle and Vice President Francis Martin. Naomi Johnson became corresponding secretary Josephine Ulm was recording secretary and Helen Quick remained treasurer.
Tippecanoe Tribe No. 505 met last Tuesday to finalize plans for a candidate class to be adopted on Tuesday evening March 16. The class includes Dr F H Robinson mayor of Delphi Rev R B Kern pastor of the Methodist church and Buell Ulm of the Delphi Journal. Local leaders will attend and speak and refreshments will follow.
The Tuckabatchee Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a church supper Monday evening. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruffing Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Brechbill Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ulm Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffith.
The Westminster Guild of Rock met at Mrs. Carl Cobl's home with Mrs. Carl Million assisting. Mrs. Joseph Turner led a Romans chapter 6 devotional and prayer, followed by a lesson on future pioneer mission work for foreigners in America, presented by Mrs. Everett Groninger. Refreshments of wafers and ice cream were served. guests wore shamrock favors and Saint Patrick's day colors.
The Rock Creek Township War Mothers held an all day meeting with a cooperative dinner. Retiring president Mrs. Anna Bohannon presided. New officers elected include president Mrs. Perry Van Gundy and vice president Mrs. Will Mullin. Thirty ladies attended.
Carroll County missionary committees gathered Wednesday at Mrs Haughey Mount's home led by county president Miss Ida Nelson. The meeting featured hymns scripture readings and solos with readings and a reading contest planned and visitors Ruth Irelan and Mary Redding. D A R meeting set for March 19 at Mrs Gros with readings on Revolutionary period paintings and chapter records plus a flag presentation to a local school.
Chas. Doctor went to Walcott again Tuesday night to be with his mother who is very sick. The Delphi Citizen, $1.50 per year.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of mother. Gratitude to Undertaker Blythe Minister Rev Kern Emma Nieworth Roy Clauser and for floral offerings. The daughters Berta Jennie Mabel
The Farm Bureau held an interesting meeting Monday night. The ladies auxiliary presented a short play and school children performed recitations and songs, enjoyed by all present. A ciphering match is planned for Friday evening March 26. everyone is urged to join. Luna Coffee, Smith's Grocery.
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