West Delphi Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Miss Edith Walters and Barbara Martin spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ben Johnson and family. Charles Johnson, once very ill, is improving. John Fisher moved from the Downing property to Mrs. Jane Summitt’s recently vacated place. Edna Leffler visited Del Phebus who moved to the N. N. Smith dairy near Colburn. Attendees from here went to Waldo Smith sale in Delphi Saturday. Larry Mullendere of Reynolds visited Burke Mullendore west of town. Guy Julien, in Chicago hospital, reports improvement. Tom Hendrickson, ill with heat trouble all winter, moved to Syracuse to live with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Walters
Barbara Martin
Ben Johnson
Charles Johnson
John Fisher
Downing
Jane Summitt
Levi Gebhart
Edna Leffler
del Phebus
N. N. Smith
Colburn
Waldo Smith
Delphi
Larry Mullendere
Reynolds
Burke Mullendore
Guy Julien
Chicago
Tom Hendrickson
Syracuse
Treasury to Delay One Dollar Bills Yet Again
Treasury will not issue the one dollar bills this year and will push printing to January next year while facing mechanical problems in the engraving and printing bureau. When issued the new bills will be about one third smaller in size. Ralph Edwin Hill and Dorothy May Williams were married Sunday by Rev. R Dale LeCount at the Presbyterian church near Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Engraving and Printing Department
Bureau
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief for Night Coughs
An advertisement touts Thoxine a remedy urged to stop night coughing within 15 minutes with one swallow and a money back guarantee. It claims safety for children and notes price options 35c 60c and 1.00 while contrasting with harsh drugs.
Lucas moves to Parke County home
William Lucas left his northeast city home with John Lynch to settle near Turkey Run State Park in Parke County with his son John A Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lucas
John Lynch
Parke County
John A.lucas
Turkey Run
State Park
Delphi Basketball Team Honored After Regional Victory
The Delphi basketball team and Coach Paul Lostetter were entertained at the Crosby hotel for dinner Saturday night after winning the regional tournament. On Sunday they dined with Mr and Mrs Virgil Hire at the Welcome Inn Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Paul Lostetter
Crosby Hotel
Virgil Hire
Welcome Inn
J C Sink Supported For Sheriff By Camden Friends
Friends of J C Sink of Camden urge him to declare and run for sheriff noting his long service to the party and asserting he would be a capable and efficient officer. If he declares, he would be the sixth candidate seeking the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sink
Camden
Jackson Township
Sink
Blanche Calvert Withdraws County Recorder Candidacy
In light of a recent illness I will not be a candidate for county recorder. I thank my friends for their interest in this matter. Miss Blanche Calvert. Subscribe for The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blanche Calvert
Death of Hiram H. Lytle at 73 in city home
Hiram H. Lytle age 73 died Friday morning at his sister Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf's home after a prolonged illness. He is survived by a brother F. C. Lytle of Anderson. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 PM from the Wolf residence and burial followed in Adamsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram H. Lytle
Elizabeth Wolf
F. C. Lytle
Anderson
Wolf
Adamsboro
Mrs Mary Artist 77 Dies at Burrows Home
Mrs Mary Artist aged 77 died at her daughter Mrs Leon Kasten’s home near Burrows after a lingering illness. She is survived by four sons and a daughter. Funeral services were held at the Kasten residence on Wednesday at 10 AM conducted by Rev H D Tridkey, burial followed in a Winamac area cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Artist
Leon Kasten
Burrows
Kasten
H. D. Tridkey
Winamac
Civil War Vet John H. Purner Dies at 91 in Rossville
John H. Purner 91, Civil War veteran and retired farmer, died at his Rossville home Sunday. Survived by widow, four sons including Rolla Gwinn of Delphi, and other relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev. O R Mason officiating, burial in Rossville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Purner
Rossville
Rolla Gwinn
Delphi
Methodist Church
O. R. Mason
Deer Creek Wednesday Dance at Family Pavilion
A local venue offers a weekly Wednesday dance at the Deer Creek pavilion run by a family. The owner and his wife with two daughters supervise a clean entertainment space welcoming parents with children and featuring sought after musicians.
Notice Farmers Fence Line And Mortgage Exemptions
Farmers notice mentions a fence line project with Anderson Fence and Co and a phone contact. It also references mortgage exemptions under Josephine McDowell at Carroll County Abstract Office Delphi Indiana. A note says Metzger Lumber company received extra quality steel fence posts this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fence& Co
Josephine McDowell
Carroll County Abstract Office
Court House
Delphi
Indiana
Metzger Lumber Company
Announcements for Carroll Co 1928 judicial and county offices
A collection of Democratic and Republican primary notices for Carroll County Indiana. Candidates include Gus A. Hall for judge, John H. Hamling Jr for prosecuting attorney, Roscal F. Wagoner for county treasurer, Irvin M. Flora Edwin Flora for county treasurer, Henry M. Crone Henry Powell Albert G. Clifton Edward T. Beard Morris W. Ayres and Doxey Moore for sheriff, Oscar S. Baird Sr for recorder, and Wilson E. Bush for recorder. Primary date May 8, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
74Th Judicial Circuit
Indiana
John H. Hamling, JR
Delphi
Carroll County
Oscar S. Baird SR
Tippecange Township
Million announces candidacy for joint senator seat
Walter G. Million of Jefferson Township declares his run for joint senator representing Carroll Clinton and White counties subject to the Democratic primary election. He seeks the nomination and positions himself as a candidate for county teams and regional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Carroll, Clinton and
White
Walter G. Million
Jefferson Township
Carroll County Treasurer Candidate Announces Candidacy
A candidate for Carroll County treasurer announces their bid for the office in the upcoming election on Tuesday May 8 1928 and asks voters for support.
Dickinson Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Lester D. Dickinson of Madison Township announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary nomination for county commissioner in the third district subject to the primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester D. Dickinson
Madison Township
Costume Jewelry Promises Spring Fashion Shine
Costume jewelry features rhinestone pins pearl beads novelty bracelets necklaces rings and earrings all set to stand out this season in spring fashion. 50cup.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Delphi
Adams & Pearson
All Good Drug Stores
Anderson Fence Co
Carroll Circuit
State of
Theodore C
Deceas
Rhoda M. Piatt
Executrix
Pollard
Cartwright
Wason
Fine Pictures
Kodak
Kodak Films and Supplies
Barkers
Tippecanoe River
H. E. Studebaker
Orville Fife
R. G
Rockfield
C. Oaks Hatchery
Flora
Ind
Verso-Tone Medicine Co
Terre Haute
Citizen
Clover Hay
Charles C. Phillips
Carroll Co. Loan & Trust Co
Chas. W. Hargraves
Yeoman
E. People’s Building & Loan Ass
Harry Arnold
Luna Coffee
Smith’s
J. W. Weidner Agency
Everett Baer
Geo. M. Smith
Bogan-Jaques Co
Delphi Markets
Wolverine
Quick & Clifford
Adams Township
Idiana
James Caughell
Adams Town
States of Tax
J. C. Sinks
Sheriff
Mrs. Mary Artist
Deer Creek
Gus A. Hall
Roscal F. Wagoner
Irvin M. Flora
Cutler, Indiana
Edwin
Democrat Township
Henry M. Crone
Henry Powell
Albert G. Clifton
Carrollton Township
Edward T. Beard
Clay Township
Mary
Morris W. Ayres
Deer Creek Township
Doxey Moore
Wilson E. Bush
Rock Creek Township
Membe
New York
J. T. Ives 4 Sons CO
Delphi, Indiana
Cape
Childpen
Wyre
Sean Value
Pring
Heb
Zeereyrs
Iit
Dufrette
Cinderella
Batiste
Dimities
New Coats
Fifth Avenue
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