Local briefs highlight visits, illnesses, and anniversaries
Miss Audrey Beck of Burlington visited Mr and Mrs Claude Trobaugh. Patricia Lou Trobaugh ill with glandular fever. Mrs Claude Trobaugh Jane Trobaugh and Mrs Robert Hanna in Indianapolis. Guy Tribbitt returned from Carter Mills after his father William Tribbitt’s death. Elless Orr Drug Store specials on Colgates Soap and Lawn Grass Seed. Mrs Lloyd Duff hospitalized in Lafayette for observation. Tiowa Grange cooperative supper hosts 89. Henry Hobaugh earns Past Master pin. Heaths receive wedding gift table scarf. Wm Cole visits in Lafayette. Mary Kathryn Morrow returns home after St Elizabeth Hospital care. Jones couple observes sixty first wedding anniversary. nine sons listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiowa Grange
Henry Hobaugh
George Heath
Egg baskets free at Emrick's Cream Station
Local notice lists Mr J Owen moving from Camden to Young America to manage Mummert's Grocery and being son in law of Harley Mummert of Carrollton. Goldie and Florence Scott swap homes on East Madison for Basil Isaacs in South Delphi. Isaacs property formerly owned by the Scott family. Move planned for week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J.owen
Camden
Young America
Mummert's Grocery
Mr. Owen
Harley Mummert
Carrollton Two
Goldie
Florence Scott
East
Madison Street
Basil Isaacs
South Delphi
Isaacs
Scott
Indianapolis luncheon marks New York Life official gathering
Mr and Mrs Leo Craig and daughter traveled to Indianapolis for a Saturday luncheon of New York Life Insurance Co representatives at the Columbia Club. Easter hat prices ranged from 1 50 to 2 98. Mrs Pletchers offered glazing and retrimming services. Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs James Riley were held at Blythe funeral home Monday afternoon. The baby, born at Coleman hospital in Indianapolis on Saturday, died Sunday and was buried at Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Craig
Indianapolis
Craig
New York Life Insurance Co
Columbia Club
Wells-Daugherty Wedding Ties Delphi and Monticello
Dessie Wells daughter of Ossie Wells former Delphi resident and Herbert Daugherty of Monticello were married this week in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Wells
Ossie Wells
Delphi
Herbert Daugherty
Monticello
Mrs Wilbur Hall Visits Delphi Relations Sunday
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hall with son Wilbur Jr from Sheldon Illinois visited friends and relatives in Delphi on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hall
Wilbur, Jr
Sheldon, Il
Delphi
Pearson Family Relocation From Turner Property
The William Pearson family moved from the Turner property on W street to Mrs Bess Benham's home on W Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pearson
M.y
Turner
W. Street
Bess Benham
W. Franklin
Mrs Bradshaw and Mrs Ives Visit Lafayette Wednesday
Mrs. Robert Bradshaw and Mrs. Joseph Ives spent Wednesday afternoon in Lafayette for a social outing and local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradshaw
Joseph Ives
Lafayette
Poultry March Tips Encourage Clean Ground for Chicks
Main Street notes urge moving poultry houses to clean ground this March to prevent disease from last year. Mary Smith reports early lettuce rows. Billy Fraser enjoys sunny days on roller skates. Local visitations mention Joan Bradshaw and Mindwell Crampton Wilson with market baskets and news items at the Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Citizen Office
Billy Fraser
Local residents and businesses update the Delphi area
The Baker Construction Company moved equipment to Clay City after paving road 39 north of Delphi. Eddie Godenour plans to join International Harvester in Ft. Dodge Ia. Formaldehyde treatment product offered at Elless Orrs Drug Store. Ada Bailey's 75th birthday celebrated. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Brucker and Morris Huntington, moved residences. Easter hat promo pledges Delphi shoppers. Georges Busteed and daughter Lillian travel from Peoria with plans to stay Delphi summer season. Mrs. Tom Smith Sr. returns home after floods relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Construction Company
Delphi
Clay City
C. E. Duncan
Donavan
Ada Bailey
Walter Gochenour
Georges Busteed
Lillian
Peoria
Ill
Mr. Busteed
Musselmans Buy Greenwalt Property in Delphi
Mr and Mrs David Musselman purchased the Greenwalt property on Franklin Street Delphi and plan to move from Camden soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Musselman
Greenwalt
Franklin Street
Delphi
Camden
State Council to meet all day at Columbia Club
The Indiana D A R state council will hold an all day meeting Friday at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. Mrs. Robert VanNatta regent of the Charles Carroll Chapter and Mrs. H B Wilson state chairs of press relations will attend. Mrs. John Carney and Miss Meredith Carney were in Monticello Thursday for a studio conference of Leota Loop Williams former state art chairman of Tri Kappa Sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
The
Indiana Somatic D. A. R
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Robert VanNatta
Charles Carroll
H. B. Wilson
John Carney
Meredith Carney
Monticello
Leota Loop Williams
Tri Kappa Sorority
Townsend Opposes Overthrow of Home Rule in Townships
Lieutenant Governor M. Clifford Townsend, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, supports keeping local government as is. He cites his tenure as a county superintendent and argues wastes occur under many governments but townships and counties are most accountable to residents. He opposes discontinuing local units without affected consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
M. Clifford Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Blackfi County
Grant County
Master Farmer Oren Eikenberry to be honored in Indianapolis
Oren Eikenberry of Monroe Two is named Master Farmer by Prairie Farmer and will receive the award at the State Master Farmers banquet on Monday evening March 30 at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Eikenberry
Monroe Two
Prairie Farmer
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Ed Bowen to Attend Columbia Club Beer Supper in Indianapolis
Out of town friends attended farewell services for Miss Mary E. Lamb at St Joseph Church. Attendees include Rev M B Kooster Rev A Scheidler Rev Nicholas Grieve from Collegeville Ind Mrs P J Lamb and family Mrs Melvin Deeter Mrs John Ermel Mrs Don Curtin Lafayette Mr and Mrs Peter Hemmerling and family Mr Robert Hemmerling Mr and Mrs Charles Hemmerling and daughter Mrs Chas Krammer Mr and Mrs Harry Ragle Frankfort Mrs Margaret Deeter Gardner Washington DC Miss Lena Hemmerling Chicago Mrs Georgia Roach Miss Nellie Moran Mr Bryan Moore Mr Ed Klingstein Iies Youngman Mrs Otto Klaus and Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson Indianapolis Mr and Mrs William Caylor and Miss Dorothy Hege Noblesville Ind Mrs John Bowen and daughters Mr Edw Hawk and son Richard and Mr and Mrs J N Mineman Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Lamb
S J. Joseph’s Catholic
M. B. Kooster
A. Scheidler
Nicholas Grieve
Collegeville
Ind
P. J. Lamb
Melvin Deeter
John Ermel
Don Curtin
Lafayette
Peter Hemmerling
Robert Hemmerling
Charles Hemmerling
Chas, Krammer
Harry Ragle
Frankfort
Margaret Deeter Gardner
Washington, D. C
Lena Hemmerling
Chicago
Georgia Roach
Nellie Moran
Bryan Moore
Ed Klingstein
Iies Youngman
Otto Klaus
Charles
Mrs Smith and kin visit Francesville relatives
Mrs C J Smith and her son John visited relatives in Francesville. Mrs Smith’s daughter Ruth arrived from Fort Wayne on Sunday and joined family members for visits in Francesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith
John
Francesville
Weekend visit features Elless Taylor in Indiana
Bulk Garden Seed dealer Elless Taylor of Ft Wayne has been visiting Delphi and spent the weekend in Evansville with Mr and Mrs Robert Haugh. Booster 2 30 P M Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judsoh Taylor
Ft. Wayne
Delphi
Evansville
Robert Haugh
Public Sale at Draper Farm Near Cutler
Morris W. Clem conducts a public sale on March 31 1936 at 10 am of farm personal property including three horses two goats a cow 53 hogs 100 bushels corn 10 tons bean hay seven tons clover hay and assorted tools such as a New Ohio manure spreader John Deere plows a riding plow and various harnesses and equipment with terms to be observed and items not removed before sale completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper Farm
Cutler
Gattle
Chester
Ohio
John Deere Gang
Oliver
Morris W. Clem
Date and Nut Loaf Recipe Wins Home Garden Honor
Mrs Francis Wilson of Del wins a Better Homes and Gardens contest with a Date and Nut Loaf recipe. The method uses dates soaked in boiling water, sugar, butter, sifted flour with baking powder and salt, walnuts, baked in a loaf pan at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes, served sliced with sugar or whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Del
Better Homes and Gardens
Public Works programs net $207,001 for Carroll County
Clarence Manion Indiana director of the National Emergency Council says public works projects over the last two years brought $207,001 to Carroll county. Expenditures were directed by the Public Works Administration, Works Progress Administration, FERA and Civil Works Administration. FERA and CWA ended in Indiana. CWA spent $95,371 and FERA $76,584. WPA had spent $35,046 by December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Clarence Manion
Indiana
National Emergency Council
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Civil Works Administration
FERA
CWA
Nion
County Constructs 434 Sanitary Units Under Work Program
IndianapolisMarch 25 The United States Public Health Service in cooperation with the Works Progress Administration completed 36330 sanitary outdoor toilets in Indiana Clarence Manion Indiana Director of the National Emergency Council announced today The program plans about 80000 additional toilets to replace open surface sanitation The average cost per toilet is 6137 with 76 percent funded by federal labor and 24 percent paid by purchasers The WPA program continues through spring and summer with letters from state health authorities praising the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States Public Health Service
Works Progress Administration
Clarence Manion
National Emergency Council
Carroll County
FERA
WPA
Delphi Bowling League planned with weekly matches
Alley splinters report last week prize winners Bub Crosby Art Anderson Bub Crosby Nick Wason Earl Dow Earl Hyman. Plans to start a Delphi Bowling League as soon as possible invite teams. Five men per team to bowl three games weekly with games or total pins. A meeting to elect officers and by laws planned for next week. Ladies receive afternoon instruction except Saturdays with reserved alleys. Mr and Mrs John Roskuski visited, Mrs C M Kerlin moved from Home Hospital Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bub Crosby
Art Anderson
Nick Wason
Earl
Dale McNutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Audrey Beck
Burlington
Claude Trobaugh
Patricia Lou
Robert Trobaugh
Shirley Temple
Mrs. Pletcher
Jane
Robert Hanna
Guy Tribbitt
Carter Mills
Wiliam Tribbitt
Elless & Orr’s
Elless & Orr’s Drug Store
Wm. Cole
Lafayett
Dell Buseh
Mary Kathryn Morrow
St. Elizabeth Hospital
W. Delphi
Harry C. Jones
Washington Township
W. H
Joseph
A. C. Jones
Logansport
Frank
Thomas
Paul
Carl
Cass County
Rockfield
Quincy
Kendallville
Weinand
GAS Service
Herb Smith
Delphi, Ind
Emrick
Booster
Bobster
MAIN
Joan Bradshaw
Robert
Vincent Johnson
Mary Smith
Eddie Godenour
Ft. Dodge
International Harvester Company
Henry Brucker
Gary
Mrs
Fred Bassett
This
City
Elmer Moore J
Morris Huntington
N. Washington Street
Pletcher’s
Tom Smith, Sr
Water St
Hall’s
Ed Bowen
Star Brand
Quick and
Clifford
Delphi, Ing
F. A. Moss
L. F. Crume
Stallion Service
Jerome DE Bois
Pure de Sound
Jerome DE Mbar
Carnot
Arthur Wolf Farms
Ira Riley
Mgr
R. R
Buck Creek
Baby
Clarkson Brooder
E. Franklin St
Gray
Gray’s Hatcheries
Rossville
Montice
Manion
John Roskuski
John Baer
C. M. Kerlin
Home Hospital
Gragkers
Little Elf
Eagle Brand
Fancy Sunkist
Smith’s
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