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Delphi Citizen in Delphi, Indiana

17 Nov 1932

Page 6

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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1932

Page

6

Social Visitor List and Funeral Notices Across Rockville Area

This column records numerous local visits and calls including Mrs Delmer Clark visiting her sister in Rockville and Carl Metz with Miss Mary Isabel Metz visiting Cass County Hospital. It notes attendances at weddings, funerals, and social events plus condolences for Mrs Nellie Houtz Rumley and Mrs Thyrza Frye. It also lists people visiting, hosting, and attending games and dances around Delphi, Logansport, and surrounding towns.

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Delmer Clark Frank Kent Rockville Carl Metz Mary _ Isabel Metz Lanty Armstrong Cass County Hospital Logansport Jack Roth Bowling Green Ora Overley Cecil Chadd Sarah Chapman Ralph Gallinger Robert Sheridan Robert Harmon Ross McClanahan Rensselaer Alfred Lilly David Pratt Deitz Indianapolis Oliver Marquess Calvin Deitz Marquess Charles Hargraves Yeoman Ross Austin H. E Brookshire Oak Grove Frank Poncebaker, Jr William Norris Frankfort Thomas Schnepp Thyrza Henry Francis Poncebaker John Barlow Orestes David Arthur McLoughlin Michigan City William Neff Bert Million John Dimmitt John Thurston Marie Thurston Gust Gerard John Gilkerson Henry Peters Dorothy Kestle Arthur Nellie Houtz Rumley Reynolds Elmer Charles Miller Lake Cicott Thyrza Henry Mary Isabel Metz Charles Ballard John Burke Jona Burke, Jr Clara Burke Thyrza Frye
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Rockfield Social Notes and Local Meetings

William Bowman and William Martin visited in Rockfield from Purdue and Ft. Wayne Business College. Families from Rom ney and Milwaukee also spent time with local residents. Encampment attendees and a large list of visiting neighbors joined Mrs. Jesse Logan for a Saturday evening gathering. The Rockfield Home Economics club plans a Friday meeting with a memorial for Mrs. Van Gundy and a project lesson. The Parent Teachers will meet Thursday November 17 with a mothers chorus, a report from state convention delegates, and a children's play. A health talk on diphtheria immunization will be given at the school.

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William Bowman Purdue William Martin The Romney John Kerlin Flora Harry Thompson Ft. Wayne Chas W. Wright Charles Kromm Indianapolis Edward Porter Milwaukee Wis Margaret Temple Dick Temple Chicago Harry Temple Jesse Logan Willard Veatch Charles Veatch Lewis Pritts Pearl Arion Monroe Brecbiel George Groninger Edgar Groninger Jesse McCarty Fern MceCarty State Board of Health
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Jefferson Township Notes and Local Incidents

Lanry Armstrong was taken to Cass County hospital Monday for surgery and is recovering. Local ladies visited Mrs. Maude Arthur and the Goslee family, with other calls and gatherings noted. A barn belonging to Sadie and Elmer Ellis burned Thursday evening, destroying all farm equipment, a tractor, hay, grain, a horse and calves. The Hickory Grove Church hosts a father and son banquet on November 18 with Rev. Leazenby as speaker.

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Lanry Armstrong Cass County Hospital Merle Million Florence Dimmitt Nettie Girard Maude Arthur Samuel Goslee Charles Brookshire Sam Goslee Little Fhyliss Young Lafayette Christian Young Hickory Grove Missionary Society Election Board Sadie and Elmer Ellis Lona Brookshire Jefferson Township Home Economics Club Ruby Atherton Fort Wayne John Dimmitt Monticello Cris Dimmitt Olive Blickenstaff Idaville Hickory Grove Leazenby Sylvia Price Jennie Magee Mary Turner Ok Grove Ladies Aid Society J. A. Y. Club Oak Grove Louann Hanna Charles S Brookshire Gene Million Lanty Armstrong
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Nine pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Lowell Hallam Margie Ann

A nine pound girl named Margie Ann was born Saturday morning at the Hallam home. Raymond Clawson bought the lunch and card room from Harry Overley and will move his family from Gary to town. Mrs Hobart Fairfield hosted her Monticello bridge club.

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Lowell Hallam Margie Ann Raymond Clawson Harry Overley Mr. Clawson Gary Hobart Fairfield Monticello
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Adams Township Social and Death Notices

In Adams Township a father and son ban is planned for Friday evening November 18 with supper. Local residents attend funerals and visits linger among families including Fry, Fincher, Crowell, and Gerard kin. William Gerard dies at his daughter’s home in Monticello, with relatives in the area noted. many residents gather for family tasks and visits amid ongoing community life.

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Hickory Grove Mary Peterson Indianapolis Docie Clara Ina Holloway Milton Crowell Mary Earl Wakeland Kokomo Jonah Fry Gail Root Frank Gerard Hugh Caughell Janet Cochran Lafayette Jim Caughell Merle Wakeland Everett Roller Winamac J. H. Roller Robert ‘Million Charles Jones Amanda Caughill Ben’ Ee
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West Delphi News Roundup Of Local Occurrences

Jimmie Cain broke his collar bone after a school fall. Ed Cheeseman butchered last Friday. The Ward family daughter is ill. Mrs. Heneritta Downham and Kitty Pierce hosted the latter's mother. Clarence Wells is bedridden with flu. Leroy Baldwin broke his arm from a fall. Elsie Litwiller and family from Lafayette visited locals Sunday.

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West Delphi Jimmie Cain Holiness Church Ed Cheeseman John Ward Ben Heneritta Downham Kitty Pierce Clarence Wells Leroy Cliford Baldwin Elsie Litwiller Lafayette
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Durgan Wins Cass County and District Congressional Race

Final tabulation shows Georg R. Durgan Democrat leading Will R. Wood Republican by 11,786 overall. Cass County yielded a 2,990 Durgan margin as district totals reach 73,246 for Durgan and 61,460 for Wood. Radnor Ladies to hold annual bazaar at New Hope School November 23 with supper at 5 p.m. and many attractions. Radio tubes Herb y. Smith.

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Cass County Georg R. Durgan Emocrat Will R. Wood Durgan Wood Radnor New Hope School
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Court Decisions in Hall vs Delphi Deer Creek School Board

In Carroll circuit court Monday Judge E E Pruitt sustained a demurrer by the defendant in Doris Hall versus Delphi Deer Creek township School board. In John Hufford versus William Campbell estate Judge Pruitt ruled for the defendant. Christmas Cards at the Citizen office. Order Early. 37-7t

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Doris Hall Delphi Deer Creek Township School Board Carroll E. E. Pruitt John Hufford William Campbell
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Harmony Four to Sing at Rockfield and Burrows

The Harmony Four radio singers perform Sunday services at Burrows Presbyterian Church 11 to 12 in the morning, then at Rockfield Church of the Evening 7 p.m. The group Edward Ray William Rowan Clem Brooks and William Walden comprise first and second tenor baritone and bass and manager. They tour nationwide famed for strong Negro spirituals.

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Rockfield Burrows Harmony Four Burrows’ Presbyterian
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Religious services announced for Burrows and Rockfield

Sunday services scheduled for Burrows at 11:00 a.m. and Rockfield at 7:00 p.m. All welcome. Sunday School begins at Rockfield 9:30 and at Burrows 10:00. Rev. H. Hugo, pastor.

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Rockfield Burrows Rev. H. Hugo
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Old Man Winter Predicted To Bring A Harsh Season

Weather Bureau chief James H Scarr in New York cites five mild winters as precedent but warns the coming season could be extreme. He notes official data suggest a humdinger with heavy snow and ice, urging households to stock coal and prepare vehicles for a tough winter ahead.

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Istest Adj Bes James H Scarr United States Weather Bureau New York Mr and Myrs John Doe
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Easy Digestion

An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow and relieve digestive discomfort. It claims the product uses gentle vegetable extracts to cleanse the system and lift one’s spirits, urging readers to look for the red label.

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Carter Carter’s
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