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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
7
Beginning Monday May 16 and continuing each Monday and Thursday the T H I E Traction Co stock pens at Lafayette will ship mixed carload live stock from Lafayette at 9 45 P M shipments received up to leaving time Lafayette Phone 711 11 3t ra.
The Citizen office boasts the best equipped printing operation in the county handling sale bills letter heads envelopes programs year books statements and any other printing promptly and at reasonable cost.
Adams Township residents gather for family dinners and Sunday visits with relatives across nearby towns. The report highlights multiple households hosting grandparents, siblings, and friends, plus church anniversary events, radio company training trips, and local moves.
Rockfield area news reports illness of Wingard a death in Spokane of Mrs Jay B Townsley details church events including Rev Harold Hanlins summer preaching and May 29 start date. Entries describe family visits funerals baptisms and community gatherings with many local residents named.
Camden residents report a busy week with judges Wason and Pruitt visiting Indianapolis on a business trip, and Mac Harrison, William Stangle, and O Bear from Delphi also traveling there. Local road work will begin on the Michigan Highway within thirty days, and several Camden residents, including the Clines with a new Hudson, Frank Stephens, and Evelyn Cohee visiting Indianapolis, are noted. Weather setbacks hinder farming as ground remains too wet for plowing. wheat and grass growth are healthy.
The veterinarian at Bud Sterretts on Saturday immunizing dogs reports cholera in the neighborhood. Ambrose Wingard is very ill with urenic poisoning and not improving. S. P. Glauser visited Delphi last Monday while Ruby Ruth Timmins Martha Dilling and Lois Jones called on Mrs. Guthrie and Miss Emily Guthrie Sunday afternoon. The continuous and heavy downpour continued.
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