Local Courtesy: Guests Noted in the Citizen
The Citizen invites readers to mention visits and departures as a courteous practice. The note encourages sharing coming and going events to acknowledge guests and keep the community informed.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
5
The Citizen invites readers to mention visits and departures as a courteous practice. The note encourages sharing coming and going events to acknowledge guests and keep the community informed.
Mrs N W Bowen has been ill. Pythian Sisters met Monday night. Woman's club meets in the library November 22. D A R to be entertained by Mrs J H Cartwright next Friday. Country club women to play bridge Thursday afternoon. Josephine Shealy entertained the Oracle club Monday night. Lambert Bertha of Lafayette visited the Lamb home on North Washington. Mr and Mrs Adolph Houk visited their son in Indianapolis this week. Carroll County chorus sang at Burrows Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Mrs Noel Cook entertained at luncheon bridge her Lo gansport club. 12 guests were present.
A 39c and 50c sale on boys and girls underwear in sizes 6 to H is advertised. A. Henderson, ex Delphi schools superintendent, visited Delphi on Tuesday. Bailey's serves men with the latest fashions in Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Maxwell and Thayer spent the weekend with Bernie Thayer. Elizabeth Eaton of Flora, an elderly resident, is ill at home. Roger Mayhill attended the Indiana Council of Religious Education meeting in Indianapolis.
Mrs J H Cartwright hosted D A R with assistance from Mrs O E Grimm and Mrs N W Bowen. Florence Stankard visited her uncle W W Vandervergen in Pittsburg. Master Mason degree work held at Bringhurst lodge 558 Monday night. Madison Arnott travels to Lafayette to spend month with daughter. Bruce Keaton of Indianapolis visited Levi Rothenberger. Mrs Morgan Dasher recovering from illness. Deer Creek township Home Economics club to meet in library Thursday. Mrs Forrest Orr hosted Four Times Four club Friday. Philathea class of Presbyterian church to meet Thursday with Mrs Edward Smock. Lottie Chadd under observation at Lafayette Home Hospital. Fathers and sons banquet planned for Hickory Grove church on November 20. Tri Kappas met Tuesday with hostesses Vera Black and Edna Kirkpatrick. Prof A P Poorman and wife dined with friends at Mrs L Hildebran’s country home. Mrs C C Crampton Kate Stair and Grace Severson luncheon with Battle Ground friends. Mamie Crosby returned home in Richmond after a week.
Local column lists residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis Lafayette and Flora. Members attend church events and weddings, and families plan trips and dances. Notables include Mrs Ida Whitacre, Mrs H E Studebaker, Rev Clifford Reed, Miss Helen Wagoner, and many local households.
The Warren Paper company at Lafayette spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lorenz Grimm. Mr and Mrs Clarence Darragh of Wabash spent Monday and Tuesday with the former's mother Mrs Louise Darragh. Delphi Methodist Home Missionary society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Virgil Hatfield at the church parsonage. Mr and Mrs William Fraser and son Billy moved Monday to the apartment over the offices of Drs Gochenour and Clauser on Main street. Mr and Mrs Stewart Clauser entertained the Hill club Thursday night at the home of Dr and Mrs A C Clauser.
Local store advertises winter apparel while town social life continues. Armistice day dinner honors veterans. visits from Purdue and Frankfort residents noted. Estate administration issued for Isaac Landis. Myrtle Guthrie seeks divorce from Walter Guthrie. Community groups meet. speakers and plans mentioned.
Jay club meeting at Yeoman M E Church. June Sink named state welfare department stenographer in Indianapolis. Roy Vanscoy back at Mayo Clinic Rochester after weeks at home. Leo Minnix to move to heir property in Flora. Ray Sheagley spent weekend in Delphi with his mother. returned to town. Madison Amos visiting daughter in Lafayette area. Walter Smith and son Billy of Grand Rapids visited Delphi parents. Cloe family to move to Burlington. David Bowman vacancy at Miner hardware. Woman’s Home Missionary society met at the parsonage. Mrs Frances Hatfield hostess. Mary Jo Reed to Indianapolis for week with Miss Mary Alice Gillam. Ralph Hanna and attorney family weekend visits in Delphi. Louise Wise and Ralph Peterson to represent Delphi High in Central Indiana oratorical contest in Lafayette November 23. Will Bosworth and Pauline Bosworth hosted by Donald and Mrs Smith.
A marriage license was issued by John Vernon Fry to Miss Mary Edna Burris of Yeoman. Local social items note visits, travel to Armistice Day events in Chicago, weekend stays with relatives, and church and club activities including Bridge, whistling solos, and a junior class play at Deer Creek school.
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