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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
6
Burlington notes show a Masonic lodge fish fry with family attendance and special program numbers. Community updates include illness, visits, class activities, charity drives, and upcoming events across Masonic, church, and civic groups.
Logansport and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and calls as Mrs. Ross Austin and Mrs. James Viney, Mrs. Charles Ballard, and many others spend last week biking among Yeoman Monticello Oak Grove Lafayette Kokomo and Delphi.
Washington township hosts a two week revival with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and evening services at 7 00 p m led by Pastor Wilbur Day and S S Supt Forrest Orr The program includes weekly theme sermons and nightly family and youth choirs plus a cross town outreach with classes by township for crop estimate discussions and officials naming county committees for Adams Burlington Carrollton Clay Washington Deer Creek Democrat Jackson Jefferson Madison Monroe and Tippecanoe with contract aims by April 15.
The Cutler basketball team attended a six o clock dinner at the home of Principal and Mrs. Norman K. Knaub Friday evening. Guests included Harold Cook, Sam Kirkpatrick, Joe Kirkpatrick, Dick White, Wayne Lowery, Joe Bonebrake, Myron Newell, Bob Bordner, Donald Mocherman, Bud Ball, Paul D. Flora, and coach Wayne Hinkle.
Mr and Mrs Earl Bowman and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Long and daughter north of Burnettsville. Frank Shafer moved from Amick farm to William Wakeland property. Mr and Mrs J H Moorer visited their daughter and Mr and Mrs John Girard of near Lake Cicott. Mr and Mrs Clay Pearson and daughter of Delphi were guests of his sister and Mr and Mrs Charlie Jones. Mr and Mrs Charles Mourer helped her parents move Thursday to their new Sleeth home.
The Rockfield Christian church Women’s Union met at Miss Nancy Peyton’s home with Mrs. Jess Starkey assisting. Lesson on Christians As Stewards, a vocal solo by Mrs. Paul Popejoy, and a vote to send a barrel of home made cookies to the St. Louis orphans’ home for Easter.
Wednesday night April 25th North Manchester College speaker J O Winger Burlington Friday April 27th speaker Rev C M McClure Frankfort First Methodist. Wednesday April 25th Carrollton Friday April 27th Rev H Hugo Rockfield. Sunday April 22nd baccalaureate speaker Rev J E Yarian Cutler Thursday April 26th speaker Robert Ross Monticello schools. Deer Creek Flora Saturday April 28th speaker Floyd McMurray state superintendent of public instruction.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 for First Presbyterian and Pilgrim Holiness Church. Rockfield Christian Church hosts orchestra 9 15 communion 9 30 and preaching 10 00 with Bible School 10 30. Porter and Weaver lead Rockfield with sermons every other Sunday.
The Corn Hog Farmers secretary and Frank Hedderick of Jackson were chosen as treasurer and members on the county allotment committee. The group will appraise lands countywide under the adjustment plan. Frank Demmary instructed members to prepare for appraisals as townships were classified by corn hog producing ability.
Mr and Mrs T D Timmons of Rockfield hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Williams parents. The Sterritt infant Standford remains seriously ill. Martin Van Schepen and family drove to Lafayette. Mrs Hebert Burke registered voters in Rockfield. Thomas Schaffer and family plan to operate a store in Lockport. Josephine Mears of Delphi dined with the Hildebrands. L A Guthrie traveled to Indianapolis. A farewell gathering for Cantners at their home included Charles Harvey Frank Hinkle and neighbors as they plan to move to a Sleeth area farm. Roscoe Mullin and son Lewis from near Burrows visited. Morgan Sterritt and son Junior of Rennselear visited Wilson Sterritt. Steve Clarkson injured an eye at work Monday.
Rev Edw Hoffenbacher leads Sunday night service at 7 o clock with talks on Gods Purpose to the Individual. Everyone welcome to attend at St Marys Episcopal Church.
Morning worship at 10 30 with junior and senior sermon by the pastor. The choir will sing. At 7 00 p m attend the revival opening at Burrows.
Lionel G. Roll of Cutler earned a Purdue University certificate for completing the dairy manufactures course in the eight week winter agriculture program. Four courses were offered to 79 students focusing on practical and theoretical dairy and general agriculture. A registration deadline of April 8 applies to the May primary.
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