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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1927
Page
8
L P Reinhardt the Piano Tuner will visit Blythe and Son's within a few days to service instruments and offer tuning. He will be available for consultations and to perform on-site tunings.
A Mothers Jewels and Home Guards meeting at the Methodist church drew 171 children and 40 mothers and grandmothers. Mrs Fannie Smith and helpers led an afternoon with flag history, songs, readings, and piano solos ending with ice cream and animal wafers. Proceeds benefited the Childrens Home Missionary fund.
The Delphi Woman's Club elected officers at the library meeting. D. A. R. elected officers, and upcoming gatherings include a June picnic at Burrows and a guest day on June 22 at Mrs. James Shirk's home. Other groups like the Country Club Coffee Club and Missionary Society announce meetings and outings.
A garbled line hints at trust and belief as key to achieving goals. The fragment references faith in attainment and the need for confidence to pursue desired results, though details and context are missing.
The public is invited to the regular monthly meeting at the library tomorrow afternoon. County Agent Harry E. Ackerson reports on Tubercular Testing of County Cattle and progress in this area. Miss Elsie DeLaney and Mrs. James P. Wason report on the National convention in Indianapolis last week.
The Mission Circle of the Christian church met with Miss Ruth Trelan Wednesday evening. Officers elected include Roy Brown president Jean Pruitt vice president Ruth Irelan secretary and Freeman Redding treasurer. Miss Irelan won attendance honors for six months for bringing a guest.
The D of I will host a card party and dance in their hall Monday evening. A special program is planned and the public is kindly invited.
Members of the Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist church will gather next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. N. J. Howe for a planned meeting and discussion.
Taxpayers in Clay township precinct two hear at Musgus store Pyrmont on Saturday June 4 and at Roths store Owasco precinct one on Monday June 6. The meetings offer a chance to sign a petition to the State Tax Board seeking a horizontal reduction in land assessments, with financial impact emphasized by Frank Redenbacker.
James William Beeler born March 8 1857 in Tipton County Indiana to George and Nancy Beeler. He died at his son’s home, leaving a legacy tied to his Indiana roots.
John Beeler, aged 70 years two months and twenty one days, died after living much of his life in Carroll County. He married Marilla Grace Martin in 1881 and fathered one son, Samuel. Survived by wife, son, two granddaughters, siblings, and several relatives. Funeral May 31 at Rockfield Presbyterian Church with local pastors officiating. Burial in Rockfield IOOF Cemetery.
Miss Florence Burke earns second honors in a class of forty at Monticello high school graduation. Visitations span Hillsdale Michigan to Lafayette Indiana as families host relatives and attend local gatherings with the Burke and Poncebaker networks.
Mr and Mrs James Ireland and children visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bingaman. Mr and Mrs Oscar Holbaugh of Battle Ground and Mrs Amanda Mikesell called in the afternoon and Mrs Mikesell remained. Ernest Hobaugh spent Sunday.
Lou Dunn has improved after an illness in spring. Mrs. Edgar Fountain returned home from Lafayette Home Hospital by ambulance and fared well. Mrs. Anna Reeser of Burnettsville will care for her during convalescence. Mr and Mrs Raymond Dillman and children near Bringhurst visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Davis Vaughan and children saw Mrs Emily Guthrie north of Rockfield. Mrs Amanda Mikesell returned to Charles Coble's residence for an indefinite stay. Mr Coble remains in poor health. Mr and Mrs Charles Temple plan a Delphi trip. Jack Swatts visited his parents over Decoration Day. Miss Geneva Ginn returned home from college.
Dresses and coats set the season's style and are now reduced to speed selling. June sale features women's misses' and children's clothing with notable savings. Sport sweaters in Shetland wool or silk and rayon, dresses in crepe georgette flannel and printed silk with bloused and bolero styles.
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