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The Citizen invites readers to share visits and arrivals to improve local courtesy. Mentioning guests and departures is appreciated as a community gesture.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
5
The Citizen invites readers to share visits and arrivals to improve local courtesy. Mentioning guests and departures is appreciated as a community gesture.
Willis Young visited Fort Wayne over the weekend. David Retherford visits Indianapolis this week. Mrs. John Adair and son Robert of Rensselaer visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones. Dr. L. H. Smith attended a dental convention in Indianapolis last week. Thomas J. Clyne rests at the Wabash Valley Sanatorium in Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. William Tribbett of Rockfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reed. Mrs. Gerald Watts of Logansport visited Mrs. Reed. Miss Naomi Isaacs spends the week at Logansport with her sister Mrs. Walter Lowe and friends.
Mrs Frances Baird of Fowler visits with Mr and Mrs Willard Reed this week. Attorney Joseph Herron of Kokomo handles legal business in circuit court Monday. Mr and Mrs James Bardon entertain Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and family from Lafayette Sunday. Miss Frances Amick weekends with her sister Miss Betty at the Thata house in West Lafayette. Loyal Hoshaw leaves for Manchester College for summer school. A E Linblad and Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Roy Clauser Monday. Merle Brown of Fort Wayne will stay with Mrs Flora Griffith over Sunday.
Miss Nalette Clifford and sister Mrs. Fred Thieme visited in Lafayette along with family. Mrs. H Shultz of Fort Wayne spent Tuesday and Wednesday as a guest of her sister Mrs. Myron Ives.
Mrs William Corns will spend December celebration days with her son Harry Corns and his family in Indianapolis.
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Mr and Mrs William Smith and family visited Fred Smith and family near Monticello last Sunday. Mrs Charles Coomey and her son William and daughter Irene of Lafayette were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hoshaw.
Miss Edith Baum attends Franklin College and spent Sunday at her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Baum's home southeast of town.
Mr and Mrs W L Hire and Miss Lillian Blythe visited Peoria Illinois over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Gardner and Mr and Mrs Herman Hire.
Freeman Redding son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Redding will graduate from Bliss Electrical School in Washington D C on June 3.
Robert Hall June Shaffer Dale Gos lee and Kate Boone spent Sunday in Indianapolis attending the Speedway try-outs.
Mrs F A Wishing and son Lee of Hamburg New York are visiting. They are visiting Mrs Wishing's daughter Mrs Howard Bradshaw and family.
Robert Hanna was initiated into the Skull and Crescent fraternity at Indiana University. The organization is described as an honorary sophomore fraternity on campus.
Mrs Edith Christian Bettner of Indianapolis visited as a guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Arnold and their family.
Mr and Mrs George Johnson with their daughters Miss Naomi and Miss Florence were in Goodland for a garden visit. Naomi Pruitt, art and music teacher, will enter DePauw University in Greencastle on June 9 for a twelve week summer course.
Mr and Mrs Russell Bryon plan a motor trip to Denver Colorado during the summer vacation. Mr Bryon teaches agriculture at Delphi schools.
Mr and Mrs Roy Parks of Indianapolis will spend the weekend with attorney Gil A Hall and his daughter Martha and with Mr and Mrs F H Lyon.
Miss Meredith Carney and Miss Katherine Thomas of Lafayette entertained seventeen young people from Chicago and Evansville at a dinner hosted Sunday at the James Nelson home.
Sunday morning the fire department was summoned to Mrs. W. A. Breining's residence when the furnace failed and burned out. No damage occurred.
Mrs. William Moore was reported returning to her Fort Wayne home Sunday after a period away. The brief item notes her residence and the completion of travel without detailing the prior absence or reason.
A brief item records a planned week’s visit with Mrs Gerard and Mr Moore to Delphi. The fragment notes include names and travel context indicating a social or official engagement.
Mrs Mae Walters assumes management of the Walters restaurant opposite the depots with plans to serve home cooked meals to the public. Her son Jamies previously ran the eatery and will oversee operations during the transition.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lambert of Lafayette entertained their basketball team at a fried chicken dinner last Thursday evening at the home of James Nelson, William Perigo, and Doxey Moore.
Mrs. Roy Gregg county nurse has applied to the Iona State Tuberculosis Sanatorium near Rockville for admission of Iris Robinson of Cutler for treatment as soon as space is available.
Mrs James P Wason and Mrs L H Smith return home Thursday evening after visiting Betty Wason at Oberlin College and Mrs J Parsch at Elyria Ohio.
Mrs. Allen Reyburn of Gansport and Miss Lucile Wilson with Mary Alice Nelson of Young Africa were weekend guests of Mrs. Alma Peirce and attended the commencement exercises.
Mr and Mrs Everett Baer hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Richard Burgett s niece in Kokomo Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Richard Burgett of Kokomo were weekend guests of Everett Baer and family. Mr and Mrs Oral Porter and children of Kokomo visited Baer for Sunday dinner.
Miss Mary Jo Arnold spends the week with Mrs Peggy Reid Green in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Green will take Miss Arnold to Delphi at week’s end to visit Mrs Green’s sister Mrs Abner Bowen.
Major John Flora of Indiana University is at home with his parents for a few days and will graduate on June 10. Miss Mildred Flora of Lafayette also visits her parents.
Miss Lucille Lyon of Hammond and Miss Nina Lyon of Indianapolis will visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon and guests and Miss Martha Hall will spend Memorial Day at Rensselaer.
Mrs. M. L. Dickens of Frankfort spent last weekend with Mrs. Evi Rothenberger and family and with Mr. and Mrs. Greer Bunnell and family. Mrs. John Bunnell visited relatives in Chicago for the weekend.
Mrs. George Healey of Indianapolis visits the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon this week. Col Healey in charge of the 152nd Infantry is at Camp Rich near Frankfort with staff of the second and third battalions.
Mr and Mrs William Hoover and daughter Betty spend four years in Africa and visit relatives in Adams township Delphi and with Charles Hoover and wife. They are guests of cousin Mrs Clay Pearson and family Friday in Delphi.
Miss Josephine Wagoner and Miss Stella Thompson with Marshall Wagoner and Jeff Monday journey to Kalamazoo Michigan. Miss Wagoner will stay for an extended visit with her sister Miss Agnes and with Dr and Mrs Roger Hanna.
Rev. and Mrs. O P Manker and family left Wednesday for Red Oaks Iowa to visit relatives. Max and Marjorie Dene Manker remain with grandparents Mr and Mrs J Giltner on a farm for an indefinite stay.
Arthur Ritchey a Cam den Lutheran Sunday school teacher entertained members of his class at a picnic dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Webb Robeson near Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones assisted Mr. and Mrs. Robeson.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ives and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Beadle visited Pendleton last Sunday to see Falls Park where a popular swimming pool is set to open for the season. An unofficial crowd of 1500 to 2000 enjoyed the park that day.
Mr and Mrs John Shaffer and their two sons from Mishawaka joined a gathering at the country home of Mr and Mrs William Martin south of Delphi. Also present were Mr and Mrs William Ashby Mr and Mrs Paul Ashby Mrs Stephen Hall Mrs Nancy Shaffer and daughter Miss Audrey.
Mr and Mrs Greer Bunnell hosted a dinner Wednesday with guests from Chicago Deloris McCurtain Violet Sales South Bend Betty Louise Sales Yeoman and John Bunnell Delphi plus Roy Nelson and Lucile their daughter. Lucile later visited South Bend to see Maud Holladay a South Bend teacher who will spend the day Sunday with her sister Mrs Holladay and her parents during Memorial day weekend.
Delphi announcements note births and travels as families visit relatives in Marion Jeffersonville and Logansport. Indiana guests include Mr and Mrs Deane E Rice and daughter Margaret in Marion and Mrs Ann Hayes from Hamilton Ohio visiting Delphi kin. Chelsea social ties span Indianapolis Lafayette and Cass County tuberculosis events.
Dr J J Shultz and Ceaser Margowsky left this morning for Arkansas to visit Shultz's daughter Mrs Tone Clayton. William Clayton, a Castle Heights cadet from Lebanon Tennessee, accompanied them after visiting his grandfather Dr Shultz since Saturday.
Bobbie Ulm, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Ulm, fell while crossing the street near his home on Saturday afternoon. He escaped serious injuries when a car, driven at a slow speed, barely missed him after a scratched elbow was received from the pavement.
The White House breakfast with Republican conferees clarifies the President's stance on the Grundy billion dollar tariff bill. He views the measure as an unlimited upward revision over the old law, significantly raising living costs for the people, while remaining satisfied with the result.
Editorial excerpts criticize the Grundy tariff as unpopular and harmful to business. Quotes from the New York Times Baltimore News and N Y Telegram warn of loss of public trust, a shift of power, and potential political fallout for Hoover and Congress.
A Farm Bureau meeting at the Methodist church Sunday evening drew a capacity crowd. On stage were president Claude Wickard county agent R J Maggart and county secretary Mary Kerlin with township chairmen. Rev O P Manker introduced speakers and a colored quartet from Indianapolis provided music.
The Elbaicos class of the Presbyterian church sent a Christmas box to Dr. O. H. Greist a missionary in Alaska formerly of Monticello. The package, sent Tuesday, included yarn warm clothing and supplies for northern conditions and miniature Christmas trees for locals who lack holiday decorations. Transit time to Alaska averages six months.
The Market D of I ladies will hold a market Saturday morning June 7 at Schloser's cream station selling cakes pies and assorted foods.
A reminiscence describes a sugar camp where sap boiled in iron kettles, roasted eggs potatoes and ham were cooked in ashes, and a festive taffy pull ended the night. Young people gathered for fun as the process stretched late into the evening.
A writer recalls sugar camp gatherings of sixty years ago where romance began among settlers. The poet describes joyful experiences at taffy pulls and dances, noting many couples formed marriages from those early farm celebrations and the lively antics of the era.
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