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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
4
The Delphi Citizen invites readers to mention visits and items for publication as a courteous gesture. Call Number 14 to report any contribution and be part of the community notice page.
Mrs. Joseph Sweetham is suffering with an attack of typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ives spent Sunday with friends in Kokomo. John Smith and Robert Hall spent a few days at Liberty, where they looked after some business interests. Mrs. Victor Porter spent from Thursday until Saturday with her mother at Burrows.
Miss Helen Prettyman and her mother of Champaign Illinois were Sunday guests of Mrs. George Ives and son Joseph Ives. Mr and Mrs Fred C Martin drove to South Bend Indiana for business tied to the boat company. Mr and Mrs John Carney of Indianapolis and Miss Ruth Carney of Newcastle spent the week end with Dr and Mrs C E Carney.
Mrs. Anna Leazenby visits son Frank and family near Wabash while Mamie Elliott and daughter Esther Mary stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Caldwell in North Wilson street. Harry Austamiller and father Philip, and Harry Jones visit Mr. and Mrs. William Holmes. Frank Ulery and daughter Kathryn with Bessie Williams spend Sunday with George Fry at Deer Creek. Charles Bowen returns to Champaign after visiting Wason and Bowen families. Charles Gregg visits sister in Winslow then heads home to Cleveland after travels through California and Arizona. Luna Coffee at Smiths advertised for 89 cents.
Mrs. Yanus Wells left Tuesday for Osborn Ohio to visit her aunt. E E Maxwell and Miss Nancy Shaffer made a business trip to Lafayette Monday. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Drake entertained friends Tuesday evening. Ida Gustaveer left Monday for Lafayette for a new job. Mrs Warren Jacoby has been homebound due to illness. Opal Roth of Gary spent the weekend with her parents. A R Bohannan of Indianapolis visited Delphi Tuesday and Wednesday. Levi Rothenberger returned Saturday from Indianapolis. Myron Ives visited Frankfort hosts. Lorimer Adams of Pittsburgh visiting Delphi relatives this week in Connersville. L D Carey and son Joseph weekend guests at Milford. Lilly Bradford and granddaughter Lillian Roth of Indianapolis were Sunday guests. Margaret Sheiner Kiser of Indianapolis was a guest this week. M S Dasher left Saturday for Ellicott City to join her husband. they will winter there. Mary Redding of Washington DC expected home Sunday for two weeks with her parents south of Delphi. Ambrose Clifford accompanied Agnes to St Elizabeths Lafayette for tonsil and adenoid operation.
Mrs Harold Rosebaugh and others visit friends in Funtington and Battle Ground while Rev R Dale LeCount preaches in Newcastle. Fall Frolic at K of C hall on November 17 18 and WCTU library meeting Friday at 2 30 p m. Students travel to Ann Arbor for Michigan Navy game. many local families host gatherings and dinners across Delphi and Lafayette with visits to Brazil and Purdue Northwestern game outings.
A local trade bulletin highlights a selling point for porter fittings as coopers promote union suits. The brief notes the marketing phrase aims to boost demand among workers and manufacturers in the garment trades.
Carroll County D of I unit held a regular meeting at their hall on Monday evening. A shower was given for Mrs. Fred Thieme and Mrs. Jack Norris for their recent marriages. Mrs. Norris could not attend. her sister Mrs. William Coomey stood in. New officers are to be installed on Tuesday evening November 22.
The St. John's choir of Lafayette gave a sacred concert at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The chorus performed difficult numbers admirably. Boy soprano Vincent Miller, who sang On Life's Highway, stood out as the program's outstanding feature. Miss Maxine Leiter offered three violin selections in a capable and pleasing manner.
Benton Retherford was honored at a birthday dinner Sunday with relatives and friends. Attendees included his son Jesse Retherford and family of Delphi, Charles Weaver and family of Spircleville Putnam Mills of Indianapolis Mrs Ruth Kingery of Indianapolis and Clarence Retherford of Palm Beach Florida.
The county conference of the Christian church will be held at the Delphi a Christian church on Thursday November 17 with W. A. Ashenhart district evangelist presiding. Speakers include G. I. Hoover state secretary Mrs O H Griest of Indianapolis missionary secretary and a returned missionary will attend. A cooperative dinner will be served. Public invited.
The Four-Times-Four club women will host their husbands for dinner at the Methodist church on Friday night. Following the meal guests will play cards at the home of Mr and Mrs Smmett Mabbitt. Mrs Victor Porter and Mrs Earl Page have joined the club.
Mr and Mrs Henry B Wilson attended a guest meeting of the Woman s Press club of Indiana in Indianapolis to hear Louis Ludlow of Washington speak. Several residents visit relatives, attend games, or move houses in Lafayette Delphi Rochester Mishawaka Logansport and Urbana with attendance at Notre Dame games and university events.
Willard Cartwright who accompanied his mother home from Los Angeles expects to return to his work in Los Angeles within the month. John Cartwright of Greencastle also visited with his mother during the week.
Mrs. George Cartwright, who left Delphi October 1 for California, was brought home Sunday by her son Wallard in Los Angeles. In poor health since leaving Delphi, she was taken to St Elizabeth's hospital Monday for a complete rest.
Leslie Arens, formerly of Delphi, has been confined in a Lafayette hospital for several days undergoing knee treatment. His knee is in a plaster cast and on Tuesday he traveled to Martinsville where he will stay for some time.
The Young Womens Missionary Society of Rockfield Presbyterian met at Mrs. Everett Flora’s home with Mrs. Carl Coble presiding. Roy Thomas read the secretarys report as Miss Margaret Bowman led in devotion and Mrs. Paul Montgomery taught a lesson from New Paths for Old Purposes Chapter I New Occasions. A party is planned for Friday night November 18 in the church basement followed by a social hour and refreshments.
Fall Frolic plans are underway at the K of C hall for November 17 and 18. Mrs L D Via chairs the event with aides Mrs Harry Haugh country store chair Miss Anna Honan refreshment booth Mrs Helen Ham ling fancy work booth Mrs Ella Ben apron booth and Mrs Ada Quinn candy booth. The K of C will run the corn game and a Croxwell chair will be awarded on the final night.
The W H M S met on November 1 with Mrs P Thompson on West Front beat 1. Mrs L D Hoshaw assisted as hostess. Twenty eight members attended and Camden W H M S were honor guests. Special numbers included music by Mrs O Julius Mrs W W Gouchenour and Mrs Gwyn Smith. A reading by Mrs O P Manker. Doughnuts and coffee were served.
Mrs Lulu Faubee Martin entertained Mrs Fred Miller of Rockfield at her home and attended the O. E. S. banquet Friday and Saturday. The worthy grand matron also joined as guest and about two hundred fifty members and guests attended the event.
Tri Kappa members and Mrs Edna Quinn met Tuesday evening to finalize arrangements for the play That's That to be staged by the sorority at the high school next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The Charles Carroll chapter D A R will hold a cooperative luncheon at 1 o clock Friday November 18 at the Lafayette home of Mrs. Guy Thomas. Hostess committee includes Mrs. J H Cartwright Mrs Will Scott Mrs William Cowdin and Mrs H B Wilson.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a stop and shop sale at the Christian church on November 22 and 23 with aprons and crafts for sale on Tuesday and Thanksgiving foods on Wednesday. Vesper services begin next Sunday at 4 30 pm at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. R Dale LeCount with the topic The Covered Wagon. The Ladies of the G A R meet Wednesday November 16 for a cooperative noon dinner prior to the inspection.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets all day at Mrs. Joseph Turner’s east of Delphi to craft items for an upcoming bazaar. Volunteers work on various articles as the event nears.
The regular meeting of the Eastern Star Auxiliary was held at the Temple Monday evening. Mrs. Robert Love was initiated into the order and a social evening followed the business session.
The We-X-L club and friends surprised Mrs May Sibbitt at Mrs Franklin Perry's home Saturday evening for her birthday anniversary.
Miss Rose Bennett hosted a euchre club gathering last evening. After the games, refreshments were served.
Mrs Nicholas Schrader hosted a Rosary Society social afternoon at her home on Wednesday with members in attendance.
Members of the Christian Endeavor group at the Presbyterian church spent a social evening at the church Monday night.
Mrs Peter Vianco will entertain the members of the Jolly Twelve One Club at her home this evening. The gathering aims to foster fellowship among members and celebrate the club's activities with a social hour and light refreshments.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood will hold a Father and Son banquet at the church dining room this evening.
The Philathea Bible class of the Presbyterian church will gather at the home of Mrs. Charles Schnepp Thursday evening for their meeting.
Mrs. W R Quick will entertain the Presbyterian Missionary society at her home Tuesday afternoon.
The Carroll County Medical Association enjoyed a banquet at the Methodist church last evening served by the church’s Foreign Missionary society. After the banquet an address was given by Dr. D. O. Kerby of Indianapolis.
A Delphi participant joined the county achievement all day program at Flora community building. All phases of club work were represented with township clubs performing in both morning and afternoon sessions. A cooperative dinner at noon was well received.
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will meet at the home of Miss Gresham on Tuesday afternoon. The Benevolent society urges the public to be generous in their Thanksgiving offerings due to numerous calls received so far.
Margowski's Rexall Store offers a box of candy to the first best guess of the phrase patch upon patch and water underneath. shoppers try to solve the riddle for a quick win at the store.
Executor Thomas H Crosby appointed for the last will and testament of Edward A Crosby late of Carroll County deceased. Estate is supposed to be solvent. November 8 1927 Jason M Been attorney for executor.
George Leak the educational director of the Pan American band will show instrument illustrations and talk at the library assembly Thursday afternoon November 17 at 4 o clock. Parents and children interested in instrumental music are invited. The meeting is directed by Miss Naomi Pruitt and Loyal Hee shaw of the school music department with public cooperation appreciated.
An old advertisement touts Thoxine as a cure for sore throat promising relief within 15 minutes. It claims the remedy targets the underlying cause rather than gargles, with money back guarantee and price points 35¢ 60¢ and $1.00. Adams & Pearson and other drug stores market the product.
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