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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
7
Warren Overley of Yeoman was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Ballard. Numerous visitors called on relatives including Delbert Chapman of Earl Park and Mrs Sarah Chapman. The string of guests covered Delphi Mishawaka Monticello and Spokane with family visits and travel mentions.
National educational week is observed in local schools. Several residents and relatives visit, travel to Frankfort Lafayette Indianapolis and Chicago. Delph hi student Vernon Myers injures knee in scuffle and recovers at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sanders and William Wikle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wikle. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowman, Mary Bowyman, Mildred Bowman, and Elizabeth.
Sunday dinner guests included Lois Ruth Snoeberger and family with Mr and Mrs Elmer Bowman while Grover Miller and daughter Helen visited Elizabeth Miller. Charles Temple lies ill in Adams township as others attend parties, sales, and church events.
Camd relatives gathered Thursday as Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gardner hosted a supper in honor of their son Carl Lee's sixth birthday. Mrs. Sid Myers of Flora spent the week with Mrs. Amanda Snyder. Donnabell Yerkes, who recently had her arm removed, was taken to the hospital.
Rev Howard Jenkins returns from Canada to lead Hopewell Christian church next Sunday. Local families share visits and illnesses as gatherings and quilters meet. A niece’s death follows a prior fatal fire in Michigan. an oyster supper at Hopewell church is planned for Thursday evening November 21.
The Busy Bee club met at Hickory Grove Church with Mrs. Myrtle Sites. The Missionary Society met with Mrs. Minnie Armstrong. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Wilbur Kilmer. Dimmitt family entertained, plus visits from Hastings and Harrison families. Monticello illness concerns and moves noted. Ruth Atherton from Warsaw visited. Jay club met at Oak Grove Church and Rev A M Thomas spoke. Rev William Grant Smith of Delphi will preach at Oak Grove twice monthly.
Pleasant Run residents report visits and gatherings. Charles Davis Vaughan and Mrs Davis Vaughan spent Thursday in Rock Creek. Isabelle Swatts returned from East Chicago to visit family. Mrs Carthers remains in poor health with head infection. The community shared weekend and Sunday events with neighbors and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanders of Twin Rivers Michigan were weekend guests of his sister Mrs Lawrence Yerkes. Edwin Johnson of Indianapolis is visiting his mother Mrs Joe Kingery and husband on Bringhurst road. Mrs Tom Carey and daughter Mary Margaret and Mrs Anna Farlow were Sunday guests of Lawrence Wagoner.
Joesselman returns to South Bend after week with relatives in town. Psi Iota Xi sorority held a benefit card party at the community building Wednesday night. Eldo Claw welcomed a son born to Mr and Mrs. Claw. I M Ferguson and daughter Neva and grandson visited Logansport relatives. Jesse Roach of Young America visited Monday. Eastern Star held a covered dish supper for a member Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Loren Chittick entertained a large Sunday dinner. Mrs. George Parker of Chicago visiting her mother in Delphi and relatives in Flora.
North of Delphi Miss Gertrude Halli and Ralph Orr of Logansport attended the Indiana theatre in Indianapolis Sunday. Willard Hosclaw sold his property to Mr. James of Lafayette who will work on the Hat field farm. Floyd Schrader was off duty a few days last week with a sprained foot and now at Lib erty Ohio. Cliff Baldwin and family plus Coin Baldwin of Gidell Illinois were visited Sunday. Rev. Robert Hosclaw and mother of StariCty spent several days here. Sarah Wilson improves from high blood pressure and heart trouble. Mr and Mrs John Hickin and John Jr visited with Mrs Laura Cottrell Sunday. They returned to Raines with Mrs Cottrell accompanying for a two week stay. Mrs Corn oLy and Miss Donna Loy visited the farmer's mother Mrs Frank Roberts Sunday.
Caution issued during hunting season urges fathers to store guns and ammunition out of children’s reach. Recent incidents show four boys injured attempting to fire a cartridge with a hammer and nail, underscoring the danger of accessible weapons.
Call and inspect our line of new fall millinery offered by Maxwell and Shaffer, inviting customers to view latest hats and styles.
A testimonial from William Lagle of Anderson Indiana praises Foley Pills diuretic for backache linked to kidney and bladder issues. He claims prompt action and quick satisfactory results with low cost and guaranteed reliability.
Auction at 210 West Front Street Delphi on Saturday November 16 1929 starts 12:00 noon rain or shine. Household goods include piano phonograph records dining tables beds rugs appliances and numerous items. cash terms. Wade P Thompson Hoshaw Bros Auds Florence Hoshaw Clerk.
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