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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1931

Page

7

Social visitors from Delphi and surrounding areas

Mrs. George Snoeberger and Mrs. Fred Raber visited Mrs. Harry Roach in Delphi on Tuesday. Daniel Snider of Clymers contacted his father C W Sidenben deer. Mr and Mrs Joe Turner and Thomas Locketbill called on the Misses Ruth Ruby and Edith Timmons north of Rockfield. Mr and Mrs Fred Raber visited Mr and Mrs Lock Cook east of Flora. Other guests noted.

Delphi George Snoeberger Fred Raber Harry Roach Dienry Snider Clymers Minday C. W. Sidenbendeer Joe Turner Thomas Lockebill Ruth Ruby Edith Timmons Rockfield Lock Cook Flora

Sieber and Raber Families Visit Relatives

Mr and Mrs John Sieber Flora and Mr and Mrs Ed Raber of Chicago arrived Monday to visit relatives for a few days.

John Sieber Flora Ed Raber Chicago

Hallowe en events and village social notes at West Delphi

West Delphi children under Miss Catherine McQuain enjoyed a Hallowe en party with games and costume prizes for Doris Jean Grandstaff Leroy Pettit Francis Fife Elbert Brewer and Mildred McKay. Residents attended masquerade events and visits from Lafayette and Delphi linked families.

Catherine McQgain Hallowe’en Doris Jean Grandstaff Leroy Pettit Francis Fife Elbert Brewer Mildred McKay Luther Sheets Ella Ruth Trent Floyd Schrader Paul Julien Della Bush Mary Katherine Morrow William Cole Lafayette Vernabelle Grandstaff Pocahontas Lodge Delphi Dorothy Coghill Charles Hendrickson Frankfort Albert Long Wheatfield Tom Williams Williams Larry Mullendere Daughday Lions Club Frank Martin Brookston Walter Grandstaff Elias Airhart Pittsburg Johnson Harry Plunkett

Community masquerades and social gatherings in Jefferson Township

Jefferson Township reports a lively week with a church masquerade at Oak Grove drawing a large crowd and awarding prizes to R. H. Million Mrs. Raymond Hanna and Alice Million. Monticello Pocahontas lodge enjoyed a Masquerade in the Magee home. Numerous locals attend quilting, parties and birthday celebrations as Carr sons and neighbors visit from Idaville and Monticello.

Jefferson Township Oak Grove Church R. H. Million Raymond Hanna Alice Million William Million Ed Hoehne Lethal Brookshire Maxine Schock Enid Brookshire Pocahontas Lodge Monticello James Magee Merle Million Rilla Alta Goslee Zink Barbara Million Phoebe Roach Emma Young Florence Redding Laura Hughes Margaret Schock Chive Blickenstaff Charles Brookshire Carson School Silas Scott Cass County Hospital Charles Wise Bobby van Scott Clarence Sayers John Dimmitt Olive Blickenstaff Idaville S. S Yeoman M. E Mary Dwyer California Cris Dimmitt John ‘Roach Chris Young Forest Redding Helen Earl Leslie Clem Reynolds

Pyrmont Class Hosts Hallowe'en Party and Baseball Win

The Pyrmont U B Sunday School class held a Hallowe en party at Floyd Clymers home. The Pyrmont school beat Owasco 27 to 1 in baseball Friday at Owasco. Bernard and Russell Beard joined the primary room from Lafayette.

U. B Floyd Clymers Everet Barnhart Floyd Smiltzer Edward Fossnock Bert Goslee Elbert Shulthers Floyd Wilson Pyrmont Pyrmont School Owasco Bernard Russell Beard Lafayette

Patton Mabel Metz hosts birthday at Bobby Wise home

Miss Mabel Metz attended Bobby Wise's birthday party at his home near Yeoman Saturday afternoon. Ross Austin and family were shopping in Logansport Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schock attended a Hallowe'en party in Lafayette Friday. Howard Shafer and family returned to Mishawaka after visiting here.

Ferguson Marjorie Manon Pratt Cloyd, Mardness Arthur Ward Josephine Myers Yeoman Oliver Marquess William Norris Ross Heaton Frankfort Frank Pencebaker Susie Delaney Lafayette Delmer Clark Mary Samuel Neel Charles Hargraves Ross Austin Della Schock Tomas Pierson Laura Bolt Logansport Russell Schock George Chapman Delphi Sarah Chapman Martin Paul Peterson Winnamac Charles Ballard Thyrza Frye Thyrza Henry Don Steadman Lansing Mich Mary Isabel Metz Bumgardner Sunset Park Harry Overley M. E. Church Yeoman Ladies’ Aid Ernest Boffman Charles Jesse Marquess Lowell Hallam Frank Shockley Robert Gallinger Lester Gallinger Marquess John Beard Doyle Kirkman Jackie Ockley Charles Clark Clement Reynolds Alfred Peters Clarence Cripe Tioga Clara Burke Yeoman Church Marion Lucas Ella Hall Brookston Frank Diener Monticello Carl Metz Melvin Roach Oak Grove Clar Mitchell Howard Shafer Mishawaka Thacker and Son Monona David Piatt Fam

Local Hosts Entertain Ockley and Huntington Guests

Chee Beard of Ockley Clarence Woods of Huntington and Mr and Mrs George Mecum of Monticello with Mr and Mrs Marion Lucas were guests of Dewey Reynolds and family Tuesday evening last week.

Chee Beard Ockley Clarence Woods Huntington George Mecum Monticello Marion Lucas Dewey Reynolds and Family

Yeoman District Sunday School Convention and Local Socials

The first district Sunday school convention gathered at the M E church with Rev Weaver from Rockfield and Everett Flora county superintendent as speakers. Community events followed including Jefferson Grange Halloween party at the school and various family gatherings, birthdays, and dinners across town.

M. E Weaver Rockfield Everett Flora Hickory Grove Oak Grove Revilson Jefferson Grange Gertrude Kennard Elsie McClane Bext Q Overley Elsie Grace Overley Margie Anne Rader Nora Jéan Viney Mary Esther Austin Ross Overley Martha Myers Fiona Austin Elva Jackson Hershel Myers Lela Pearson Ockley Hattie Austin Sadie Viney Jen Hamill Susie Hazelwood Allen Hazelwood Kirklin Wilbur Lee Hazelwood Hari Johns John Seyour Buffalo Mathew Jackson Forenver Colo Clarence Percy Sheridan Ward Holloway Wenton McClane Fred Nienam Ed Herkhart Charles Palent Joseph Benko Steve Kovotch Harry Jordon

Local families share visits and gifts this weekend

Mrs. Herbert Caffney and family, Mr. McClane received fine gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johns and son, Mr. and Mrs. Perry McCain of Delphi, motored to Anderson and visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Warfield. Dwyer Hufford went to Flora for a family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cree.

Herbert Caffney Mr. McClane Floyd Johns Perry McCain Delphi Anderson George Warfield Dwyer Hufford Flora Harry Cree

Pleasant Run Social Roundup Continues A Sunday Visit

Mr and Mrs Sam Swatts visited Delphi with Mr and Mrs B F Carr and son. Seneca Shepard hosted Frankfort relatives. Sam Swatts finished a cement walk and pump area. Mrs Charles Davis Vaughan returned from Chicago. Seneca Shepard and family joined funeral of Charles Childers. O'Farrells visited Dennis O'Farrell's home.

Pleasant Run Sam Swatts B. F. Carr Delphi Seneca Shepard Frankfort Charles Davis Vaughan Chicago John Charles Childers Harry O’farrel Dennis O'Farrell

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Fast Acid Relief

Advert shows Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe tasteless dose to neutralize excess stomach acid within minutes. Claims 50 years as standard with physicians and urges readers to use the genuine product for quick relief and long lasting comfort.

Magnesia

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Teaches Liver Health

An old style health ad warns against laxatives and salts for mood, asserting liver bile flow causes digestion and energy. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy, instructing readers to ask for the red labeled product.

Carter C. M.ce

Silk Market Crisis Sells Extra Heavy Silk Crepe

On the crisis day in the Silk Market we secured extra heavy silk crepe 39 in wide at $1 a yard the lowest price on record. The fabric is priced for a $1.35 special and praised as superior to Canton crepe crepe de chine or crepe back satin.

Silk Fabric Discount For Delphi Readers

The Delphi Citizen offers pure silk fabric at a special reader price of one dollar per yard, a dramatic reduction from the previous three ninety eight per yard. The promotion emphasizes a broad audience reach through the newspaper.

Silk swatch sale offers colors for approval at Crane's Silks

Advertises a sample option at 3.98 for 1.00 with no payment until approval. Customers have five days to decide to buy or return and must view full piece at home. Stock is not for stores. Colors listed include White Flesh pink Eggshell Maise Orchid Light Blue Nile Green Mother Goose Tan Peach Medium Blue Gray Rose Bright Red Brown Dark Green Navy Blue and Black. Crane's Silks 545 Fifth Ave New York City.

Fifth Ave N. Y. City

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