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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
5
Courtesy note invites readers to share visits with the Citizen and to inform the staff of coming and going guests. The piece emphasizes community bonding and neighborly reporting traditions.
Mrs Join McGreevy returned home from St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette on Sunday. Agness Pearson granted divorce from William Pearson and her maiden name Thomas restored. George Johnson Civil War veteran fell Sunday in his yard with a fractured hip. Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilde of Greenville Michigan visiting relatives in Delphi and Vicinity. Ten heifers averaging 655 lbs sold at Indianapolis last Thursday by George Brooks of Delphi.
Delphian shoppers learn half price wall paper remains on sale at Margowski Rexall Store in Delphi. The item list mentions local residents and a busy week of community events and sales.
Community notices include Margowski's Drug Store Christmas card sale and remodeling of Dr. E E Blickenstaffs office above Clifford grocery. Indianapolis Grand Encampment attendees Irvin Meyers and A W Wolever from Delphi Encampment No 127. Psi Iota Xi in Monroe township runs Seal Sale for Tuberculosis Association. Delaware Creek transcript case Dorothy Cain vs Bruce Calhoun filed. Doc Joyce stars at Wabash freshman football. Philathea class Market at Emrick Cream Station hosts chicken noodles and baked goods.
Fourteen year old Wanda Airhart of Mr. and Mrs. Balser was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital for an emergency appendicitis operation today. Six schools will be represented in the Central Indiana Oratorical contest in the city this evening: Crawfordsville Lebanon Fort Wayne Tipton Jefferson Lafayette and Delphi.
New lower prices for Ladies Real Silk Hose highlighted at 65c 80c and 1.00 with chiffon and service weights and new colors offered by C O Julius Your Clothier. Letters of administration on the estate of William Huston issued to Andrew Huston with bond set at 1000 by The Standard Accident Insurance Co. Carroll County Pomona held a Wednesday meeting at the Jefferson Grange hall marking its first gathering since the October state convention in Delaware.
A local call to enter a sweepstakes offering two suits and an overcoat. A ballot is requested at Elless and Orr's drug store alongside QUICK and CLIFFORD Window Glass promotions with unclear deadline.
Mr and Mrs Richard Lynch of Chalmers hosted a Sunday dinner attended by Mrs Jack Lynch and family of Brookston and Mrs Lottie Pratt with daughter Mary Louise of Delphi.
New lower prices from 10 to 33 1 3 percent have been taken off most merchandise in the last period, with two patent controlled articles excluded. C. C. Julius Your Clothier. County Chorus sang at Flora Christian church. Sharon Baptist octet sang two numbers. Carroll County Young People’s Chorus performed at Rossville M E church during revival led by J Orr Powell on Tuesday night, Nov. 17.
Mrs Charles R Childers announces a general sale for Tuesday December 1 1931 at her home. more details in next week's paper. Mr and Mrs Fred Griffith and daughter Joan move from East Chicago to Monticello for residence. Griffiths former Delphi residents. Mrs William Corns visits Galveston with sister Mrs James M Sines. Sines hosts daughter Mrs Robert Dyke of Sacramento. first meeting in 26 years.
Rubbing alcohol pint size sold in a Saturday special two for 39 cents with limit two at Spencer's 5c to $1 Store in Delphi. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Wilson Lucas and others from Del and New Castle. Birth notice for a son Gene Girard to Mr and Mrs Herman Freise of California. Freise formerly Anna Girard a teacher in Adams township school.
Mrs. W. T. Brackenridge, Mrs. Robert VanNatta, Mrs. Will Cowdin, Mrs. Myron Ives, Mrs. Will Gros, Mrs. E. W. Bowen, Mrs. N. J. Howe and Mrs. H. B. Wilson traveled to Kokomo today to participate in a D. A. R. group meeting.
About two hundred people attended the Rockfield Presbyterian service last Sunday night with a preceding musical program that drew visitors from neighboring towns. Billy Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph C Smith, won third prize of three dollars in a Curtis Publishing Co nationwide contest for recruiting subscribers to The Saturday Evening Post. Stocking ad notes Iron Clad products for boys and girls with low prices and guaranteed satisfaction from C. O. Julius Your Clothier.
May Sink sues Samuel Yeakley and others for 2000 dollars with Jenkines and Gus A. Hall representing her. Goldie M. Sink files a separate damages claim of 3600 dollars against Yeakley with same attorneys. A note on a Japanese Crab shrub near Mrs. J E Chapman’s home blooming with mild weather.
Mrs Glee Clawson entertained Saturday evening with an oyster supper for friends and family in honor of her husband's birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs James Arnold, Mr and Mrs Aaron Julien, Mr and Mrs Harry Clawson, Mr and Mrs Courtney Clawson, Mr and Mrs Lee Henderson and family, and Mr and Mrs James McClain and son.
Ad stresses dry, healthy feet for any work and promotes Goodrich Rubbers as an investment in comfort and endurance. It urges buyers to choose the brand for steady performance and protection.
Mrs. E. E. Maxwell of this city, former department president of the Ladies of the G A R, has been appointed district representative of the Permanent Congressional G A R organization. A new statewide group will have one representative per district.
Irvin Flora administrator of Martha E. Flora estate sells 100 acres southeast of Bringhurst to Lena Powell near Burlington for 6500 dollars. Possession to be given March 1, 1932.
Mrs Will Cowdin and Mrs Anna Snyder were allowed a brief Sunday visit with Mrs William Cowdin Jr in St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette. Mrs Cowdin is not to receive guests but her mother and Mr Cowdin’s mother were permitted. She has been hospitalized seven weeks with about the same condition.
The gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Lynch of Chalmers Sunday evening included Mr and Mrs Clifford Strain and family Mr and Mrs Sherr ll Strain and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Lynch and family Miss Dorothy Austrage Mrs Olive King and daughter Mavis Jean and Omer Strain all of Delphi The evening was spent socially.
Mrs. W. H. Casad announces Red Cross Roll Call helpers for Jefferson township including Wilbur Doolittle R. E Coble and several others. Workers Miss Emma Creek and Mrs. Leo White aim to finish canvass by Thanksgiving. Radio tubes noted by Herb Smith.
At the second district Sunday School Convention in Mt. Pisgah Lutheran church officers were chosen for the new term. President Mrs. Harold Baker. Vice president Luther Cohee. Secretary Mrs. Arthur Appleton. Treasurer Marjorie Mullin. Young People’s head Pauline Fouts.
Letters of administration in the estate of Hes F. Rhode were issued to Harry B. Reed who gave a $2000 bond. Gus A. Hall is the attorney. Heirs are four cousins Fred Oheim LaPorte Ed Oheim Chicago Amelia Strong enville Mich and Mrs Herman Krueger Michigan City.
Mr and Mrs Henry B Wilson returned home Sunday from Akron Ohio where they attended the wedding of Miss Ruth Irelan and John David Carmichael at the First Methodist church They also visited Saturday and Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs Fren Musselman of Kent Ohio.
Stanley Coulter emeritus dean of Purdue University will speak in Flora on Monday evening November 30 on Personal Responsibility for Public Health. He visits Flora as a guest of the local Ministerial Association and is state chairman of the Tuberculosis Association seal sale. A large countywide audience is expected.
Mr and Mrs Frank Shepard hosted a dinner with Dr and Mrs Carney and family and other guests in Delphi. County nurse Mrs Roy Gregg reported Delphi West school children average five cavities per child, with 75 native maple and elm trees planted at Delphi Country Club funded by E W Bowen, noting trees were not planted on greens.
Miss Mary Lou Girard daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Girard will appear at the Indiana Theater Indianapolis Saturday night. She has worked with WKBF and WBFM Radio this year and performs nightly at the Indiana Roof Ballroom with an orchestra and on WFBM from 11 to 1130 PM except Monday and Friday. This is her third Indiana Theater appearance, with proceeds aiding Indianapolis unemployed.
Hiram Thompson born March 19 1849 near Charlie Ohio died November 12 1931 at home east of Delphi aged 82 years 7 months 24 days. Married January 3 1882 to Ora F Whistler she died July 25 1925. Survived by two brothers William Thompson Williamsport and George Thompson Hoopeston Illinois seven children Earl Delphi Jessie Drake Filer Idaho Carrie Snoe berger Cutler Arthur Thompson Indianapolis Nellie and Hazel Thompson Brookston. Eight grandchildren Thelma Thompson Morrison Donald Harold Frances Freida Richard Deane Drake all of Filer Idaho Barbara Ann Harmon Brookston one great grandchild Beverly Jean Morrison Delphi Frances Miller helper of the family.
The obituary notes a lifetime of church service including 36 years as superintendent of a Presbyterian Sunday School and 20 years at Nebo Sunday School. At death he was an honorary member of Delph i Odd Fellows Lodge No 28. Described as energetic, kind, and sociable, he left a large circle of friends and his passing is mourned by many.
John Wesley Mullendore age 73 died Monday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs. Sam Long in Lafayette. Born in Carroll County February 5 1858 he was predeceased by his wife four years ago Funeral services were held Tuesday.
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