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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1926
Page
4
A brief notice from The Delphi Citizen invites residents to telephone item details to Number 14 for courteous publication. The column frames guest visits as honored content and promises to share items sent in by readers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Studebaker enjoy a weekend in Chicago. Mrs. Ada Inglee and Miss Lillian Lathrope depart for Denver Colorado. Cloyd Kerlin sells Sleepy Hollow camp on the Tippecanoe to Chicago parties. Berne Gerard and daughter Mildred visit Charles Wilkinson and family. Rev. R B Kern travels to Kewanna for Epworth League Win My Chum observance.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lathrope and daughter from Elkhart visited this week with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Lathrope. Mrs Melvin Deeter will represent the Board of Guardians at the State Charities meeting starting today in Lafayette.
Ray Atkinson of near Yeoman is among three Purdue juniors pledged to Scabbard and Blade at Purdue University. He is a Delphi High School graduate. Other pledged members and full details are not specified in the readable text.
Classified display from E. W. Embree of Delphi Indiana advertises Royal Scepter Coffee and a wide range of harness and horse tack items including collars pads straps bridles lines halters and repair supplies along with metal polish brushes and fly nets.
Mr and Mrs Doxey Moore relocate to the Harry Reed property on Union Street. The South Delphi Card Club met at Mr and Mrs Charles W Lunn s home. The Methodist church plans a Thanksgiving market on Wednesday Nov 24 at 10 AM in Boothroyd s Shop. Loren Ayres attends Indiana University and joins John Draper s funeral in Flora. Chester Lesh attends John Benner golden wedding in Burrows.
The seventh annual state Y M C A older boys conference will be in Logansport on November 26 27 and 28 with Hi Y participants from Delphi expected to attend. Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Ashba stayed with Mrs Ida Titlow and Mr and Mrs Albert Rohrabaugh last weekend. The Benner golden wedding anniversary in Burrows drew relatives including Mrs John McCormick and daughter Ruth. The son of E E Stephens from Democrat township has returned from Cass County Hospital after an operation and is recovering well.
Catalog notes blankets from 1.98 to 4.00 Outine gowns 1.00 to 1.48 knit headwear 0.50 to 1.00 silk and wool hose 1.00. Local social items list visits by Gustavel family to Chalmers, marriage licenses issued to Roy Haden and Virginia Moore and to Harry Cross and Anna May Spurgeon. Also mentions Greencastle trip for DePauw Wabash game and Lewis Freeman returning home after hospital stay from guard work incident.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon in the library. Mr and Mrs Harry Arnold and Mr and Mrs Dora Baum visited the chrysanthemum show at Purdue Sunday.
Dr and Mrs A C Clauser attended the Tippecanoe County Medical Association meeting in Lafayette. The Ladies of the G A R plan a market Saturday at McFarland’s Grocery. Mr and Mrs Reginald Salmon of Chicago visited Delphi. Sam Lucas sold his Kokomo barber shop stake and joined Ed Lynch’s shop in Delphi. Mrs J A Whelan and children plan to move to Ft Lauderdale Florida. Major Whelan traveled by auto. Radnor M E church to stage Mrs Tubbs of Shantytown in New Hope School Madison township Friday at 7 30. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Edith Flora and Emma Barnhart depart for Florida for the winter. Will Rinehart of Palmyra Missouri profiled in Everybody’s Magazine with his five thousand acre corn farm and Missouri mules. he is a Carroll county native and brother of Ed Rinehart.
The ad promotes winter suits in fine worsted fabrics at 18 50 23 50 and 28 50 with a buy before you try urging. Local notices report Monroe Rule taking supervision of a United States Gypsum plant in Sweet Water Texas and moving there after November 20. Fire destroys Arthur Bozworth home in Carrollton township valued at 1200 with some insurance coverage. Several social radio gatherings cost WEAF 50000 and charge 600 per hour for evening programs.
Mrs. Charles Best entertained a small group at dinner Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Daisy Sharp from Terre Haute who visited the Circle. Mrs. Yanus Wells hosted a dinner for Mrs. Frank Sheehan who spoke to the Woman's Club and then left for Indianapolis. The Elbaicos class held a cooperative supper at the Presbyterian church Friday evening.
Mrs Myron Ives entertained Saturday with her sister Mrs Harry Shultz and daughter Jane of Logansport. Also present were Mrs Clara Shultz and daughters Flora Mabel Lottie Sally and Jessie Pierce of Logansport. In the afternoon she hosted a tea for Delphi friends of the guests.
Mr and Mrs Benj F Stuart hosted friends at their country house with a noon dinner. Attendees included Newton editor of Burnettsville News H E Studebaker of west of Delphi and Henry B Wilson editor of The Citizen. Mrs Joseph Sims hosted luncheon at Presbyterian church followed by a club meeting where Mrs Frank Sheehan of Gary spoke.
Ada Inglee and Mr. and Mrs. A G Buchanan hosted the Happy Go Lucky card club with five tables on Union Street Denver. The Twin Six bridge club dined with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McCain in Camden. A surprise party honored Mrs. May Sibbitt with a large dinner and bridge.
Miss Bess Rothenberger entertained a group at the Presbyterian church luncheon yesterday. Mrs. Julia Cowdin will entertain the G. O. P. club and other friends Monday.
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