Local and Personal News Courtesy Notice
Courtesy column invites readers to inform The Citizen of visits and departures. It stresses the value of mentioning guests and extending friendly notices to accompany social hospitality in the community.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
5
Courtesy column invites readers to inform The Citizen of visits and departures. It stresses the value of mentioning guests and extending friendly notices to accompany social hospitality in the community.
Mrs. Joseph Ives visited with her parents in Champaign Illinois last week. Several residents traveled visiting relatives in Lafayette Indianapolis Logansport and Monticello. A birth announced a daughter Phyllis Jean to Rev Carl Reed and his wife. The Broadway Melody shown at Strand Monticello begins June 2.
The Delphi area had a weekend of visitors and activities with Mr and Mrs Russell Davies and son from Pennsylvania visiting Mrs Alice Davies and daughter Mary. Many others traveled to Greencastle, Rockfield, and Indianapolis for family gatherings, graduations, and church events.
Paris dispatch reports France profits from scientific breeding of fur bearing rabbits. Government support boosts the sector, which earned about 110 million dollars in 1926 and now nears 200 million. Castor Rex fur tops value, closely resembling beaver hide.
Maine history notes Kennebunkport as an early settlement from 1629, incorporated 1653 as Cape Porpoise, nearly destroyed in 1703, rein corporated as Arundel in 1717, and renamed Kennebunkport in 1821.
A concise editorial note argues wealth must serve action rather than symbolize civil honors or moral virtue. The phrase hints at a broader discourse on wealth’s role in society and its ethical use.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Emrick of Denver arrived in Delphi Monday evening. He stayed to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Emrick, and left for Chicago on a business trip. Mrs. Emrick remained in Delphi to visit her aunt, Mrs. E. E. Barnard, during his absence.
Indiana residents with scarlet fever children may now receive free antitoxin serum under Chapter 90 Acts 1929 as amended from 1919 provisions. Township trustees are required to supply the serum to indigent families, expanding prior diphtheria and tetanus antitoxin aid.
A wall paper cleaner item is advertised at Elless and Orrs Drug Store. Catalog notes mention household cleaning needs and the new stock displayed in the window. The ad highlights affordable pricing and local availability.
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