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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
7
Mrs. Etta Ricuards of Pittsburgh reports chronic fatigue loss of appetite and weight loss improved after eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound plus similar tablets. She says the medicine should be kept in every home and offers to answer letters about the product.
Numerous visitors and relatives gather in Oak Grove, Idaville, and nearby towns. Residents host dinners and parties, join church and school events, and attend birthday celebrations while travelers from Templeton and Chicago visit family.
Logansport and their families were present, also Carl Metz and family, at the gathering noting community participation and local presence.
Mrs. Dennis O’Farrell, Mrs. John Scott and son Robert Lee joined Fred O’Farrell on a Lafay ette trip. Alva Pritts drove to Frankfort with Mrs. Pritts visiting Dr. Robinson. Clarence Davis and Roy Dilman were seen near Hickory Grove. The Pritts hosted Sunday guests and old friends Bill Copstick and the Shepards visited Wess Robinson at the Joshua Mike sell farm. Home Economies club met at LaRue Coble’s.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson attends an all day Governor Morton Circle meeting. Residents visit relatives, report illnesses, and travel to Watseka and Remington for medical care and family events. News notes include flu cases, chicken pox, hospital stays, and moves among local families.
Camden residents and friends attended visits in Logansport and Indianapolis. The Home Economics club elected officers for the year including president Mrs Fred Case and treasurer Mrs Alice Wilson with thirty one members present. A birth announced: Hershal Edward born to Tops and Mrs Harold Trapp.
Relatives of Mrs Walter Grandstaff gathered at her home on Monday to celebrate her fortieth birthday. The Coghill family and Orliff Coghill have been ill with the flu.
Sunday visitation patterns show fiarold Patton family of New Delphi and Frank Ropters of this place with Henry Loy family of Ockley. Bessie Garrison visits Pur due relatives and Mrs. George Plunkett with Mrs. Walter Grandstaff call on Delphi households. Mrs. Amanda Mikesell and Mrs. Sam Ireland visit Idaville area. Mrs. Riley Reford and Mrs. Sarah Wilson recover from illness. Paul Everett born last week to Leonard and plus Sterrett family, with Oscar Hall as grandfather. Grandstaff and Martin drive to Watseka to visit Jeanetta in hospital after appendicitis operation.
Residents in Adams Township and nearby areas spent Sunday visiting relatives. Gatherings included the Burkett, Spence, Siferd, Hasting, Leslie, Hutton, Garrison, Roller, Shoop, Hanna, McDonald, Temple, Garrett, Coble and Wise families. Attendees shared meals, prayers, and news while Charles Temple remained seriously ill in Burlington.
Mr and Mrs Thomas William and relatives visited in Rock Creek Township. Mr and Mrs Harvey and son Morris spent Sunday with C A Boatman in Logansport then visited Peru relatives. Stuart Guthrie returned from Purdue for the weekend. Hiram and William Martin visited Mary and Jim Guthrie. Mrs Anna Welch spent Sunday with her granddaughter Thelma at Ward Beens.
Mrs. John Best announces Red Cross drive workers including Miss Bess Rothenberger Miss Mary Louise Gerard Miss Roberta Gardner and several officers. County lodges and Sunday schools already contribute with a week left to meet the November 28 drive deadline. Half of each organization’s funds stay with the county for the Red Cross nurse. the other half supports the national organization.
The International Live Stock exposition in Chicago will open Nov 30 at the stock yards and run through Dec 7. Secretary B H Heida says more than 12 000 head of livestock including horses cattle sheep and swine will be exhibited, setting a new record for the show.
A compact newspaper item noting men’s overcoats topcoats shirts ties hose and Cooper’s winter underwear offered by QUICK & CLIFFORD along with fresh fish and oysters from Hall’s Meat Market.
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