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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1926

Page

8

Idaville Community Notes Include Meetings and Weddings

The Ladies Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. Caroline Scowdin’s home Friday afternoon. Miss Ethel Bryan and Miss Mayme Bryan of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving with their mother Mrs. Eva Bryan. Milton Timmons and son Glen visited their daughter Value at Greencastle. Doris L. Croy and Elmer Lantz of Fort Wayne were married last Saturday. Lantz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lantz of this place. The high school will present Hulda of Holland at the auditorium Saturday evening.

Ladies Missionary Society Caroline Scowdin Ethel Mayme Bryan Indianapolis Eva Bryan Milton Timmons Glen Value Greencastle Doris L. Croy Elmer Lantz Fort Wayne Lantz Samuel Lantz Mary A. Ehler Logansport Old Friends Hulda Holland

Pearson Woman Passes After Long Illness At Yeoman

Mrs. Laura Do Gate Reed Pearson of Delphi died Tuesday evening after a lengthy illness. Burial was held at Hickory Grove Cemetery. Local residents and families attended gatherings and church events in Radnor and New Hope areas, with community notices of school plays and PTA activities in Madison township.

Ity” Pearson Nora Ra Delphi Laura Do Gate Reed Pearson M. RE Yeoman Hickory Grove Cemetery Henry Hasting Maria Frank Leslie Pike Creek Robert Million J. H. Moorer John Girard Lake Cicott Anna Reeser Burnettsville Belle Bunn James Irelan Reynolds Indianapolis C. V. Hoover Earl Wakeland Wm. Wakeland Albert Shafer Russel Garrison William Grand Minnesota James Beaver Harry Weiderhart Brookston Methodist Church of Radnor New Hope Tubbs Shantytown Clawson Beatrice Parrish Pearson Dona Loy Parent-Teacher’s Association Madison Township New Hope Consolidated School The Ass’n Aret Glen Stair Ross Long Robert Parrish Arthur Ritchey Camden Buck Creek New Hope School Marjorie Cripe Ruby Allen Marjorie Long Marybelle Thompson

Reed and Ruby Allen Absent for Funeral

New Hope News notes Reed and Ruby Allen missed Tuesday afternoon due to the funeral of Mrs. Reed Pearson of Yeoman. Dorothy Lane was also absent from school because of illness.

Reed Ruby Allen Reed Pearson Yeoman Dorothy Lane

East of Delphi locals visit relatives and neighbors

Theo Dock visited relatives in Logansport last week. Mrs. Everett Groninger visited with Mrs. Frank Kerlin last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sidenbender of Clymers and Fred Raber were Sunday guests at the Turner and Sidenbender.

Theo. Dock Logansport Everett Groninger Frank Kerlin Henry Sidenbender Clymers Fred Raber Turner and Sidenbend

Bargains on Children's Pants at Julius Your Clothier

All single knee pants in sizes 6 to 20 years priced at just 4.00. Your choice while they last at Julius Your Clothier.

Julius

Red Cross Drive Solicitor in Local Vicinity

Earl Chapman serves as solicitor for the Red Cross drive in the area. Mrs. Fred Raber has returned home from a car trip to visit her sister Mrs. George Snoeberger, who has recovered from diphtheria. Thanksgiving dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Mummert for all their siblings and families. Attendees at Mrs Reid Pearson's funeral included Mr and Mrs Bob Robbins Mrs Felix Million Mr and Mrs Joe Turner and C W Sidenbender. Rev and Mrs F B Osborne of Reynolds visited their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Russell Smith. Miss Elizabeth Bowman visited Miss Madelyn Ray in Rockfield. Earl Bowman and family joined Isaac Bowman and daughter for Thanksgiving with Elmer Bowman. after consulting Dr Mullin, he traveled to Dr Egan in Logansport for removal.

Earl Chapman Red Cross Fred Raber George Snoeberger Earl Mummert Bob Robbins Felix Million Joe Turner C. W. Sidenbender Reid Pearson Yeoman F. B. Osborne Reynolds Russell Smith Elizabeth Bowman Madelyn Ray Rockfield Earl Bowman Isaac Bowman Elmer Bowman Mullin Egan Logansport James Gardner Bloomington Lewis Kromm Don Mullendere Jesse Starkey Burnettsville Delmar Galbreth Mary Mertz Lorraine Ohio Lucile May Ladies Aid Society Flora Sanderson South Bend Frank Sanderson Allie May Lucile Mary Margaret J. Frank Smith Hobart Smith Doris Randsell Don Smith Lafayette N. B. Grandstaff Chas. Smith Flora Frank Barber

Local families host visits and birthday observance

Ruth Mullendere visits sister in Marion while Frankfort area families join Mr and Mrs Fred Miller for a Sunday gathering. Raymond Snyder takes a job in Sears Roebuck Chicago shoe department. A large five generation gathering marks a birthday at Mrs Katalina Smiths home with extended relatives from Oak Grove Yeo man Logansport Buck Creek and Delphi area. A Profit and Pleasure club meet at Will Funkhouser home and Martha Galbreth returns from a two week visit.

Ruth Mullendere Floyd Hartfield Marion Jacob Somsal Mildred Helen Frankfort Fred Miller Raymond Snyder Sears-Roebuck & Co Chicago Gilbert Million Josephine John Million Oak Grove Sam Maxwell James Butterbaugh N. M. Buck Mary Walter Stober Jean Grace Hiers Roy Ora Gray Sam Propst Marie Edward, Dowdy Logansport Wesley Sheppard Buck Creek Frank Wallace Mabel Luther Wallace James Frank Mullin Roy Thomas Betty Truman. Sanders Jesse Herr South of Delphi Arvil Aldridge Will Funkhouser Profit and Pleasure Club Martha Galbreth

Gooprich Hi Press Rubbers Advertised at Quick and Clifford

Goopr ich hi press rubbers boots and all rubber artic s and light weight sandals offered by Quick and Clifford. Extra good rubbers advertised with emphasis on quality and affordability in a local store notice.

Gooprich Quick & Clifford

Flowers turn away from jazz in England study

In England flowers placed near a jazz band turned their backs to the music during the experiment. The carnations cyclamen and lilies showed strong spurning behavior when the music began. The flowers later reversed their stance but soon repeated the action indicating a consistent reaction to the syncopated tunes.

England

Thanksgiving social notes from Bloomington area schools

Eighth grade pupils treated seventh graders to a party at the school with games and refreshments. Families and neighbors, including the Galbreths and Sandersons, gathered for visits, religious and social events, and Thanksgiving decorations.

Indiana Named In Corn Quarantine

The Department of Agriculture expands the European corn borer quarantine to include Indiana and West Virginia. Effective immediately, new territory is added with amendments to tighten inspections of shelled corn and broomcorn seed, plus disinfection for interstate movement. In Indiana the infected counties include DeKalb, Steuben, Adams, and several townships in Allen, as listed, amid broader regional spread across 11 states.

Department of Agriculture Indiana West Virginia C. F. Marvin Jardine Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Vermont Rhode Island New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan DeKalb and Steuben Adams Cedar Creek Eel River Jackson, Jefferson Maumee Milan Perry St. Joseph Scipio Springfield Washington Wayne Townships Allen County Bloomfield Clay Clear Creek Greenfield Johnson Lima Milford Spring

Delphi Produce Market Corrected By Bogan Jaques Co

Market page lists price corrections for November 27 1926 at Delphi Produce Market including eggs poultry beef hides horsehides and market figures for cattle hogs wheat rye and other commodities. It notes listing lines for butter fat and various animal products with price figures and unit sizes. Purchasers are advised of updated values and market items in the Delphi area.

Delphi Bogan-Jaques Co

Prohi Advocate Dr Frank D Wirt Dies at 78

Indiana prohibition leader and candidate for state auditor on Proh tickets died in Frankfort Monday after a sudden paralysis. He was born in Elkhart and married Julia Kerlin in 1878. Francis Jordan Wirt of Delphi is mentioned. Methodist church women plan Thanksgiving market event.

PROHI Frank Dehaven Wirt Frankfort Elkhart Ind Julia Kerlin Francis Jordan Wirt Delphi

Pauline Thompson Dies After Three Weeks Illness

Pauline Mae Thompson aged 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thompson near Geetingsville, died Monday evening about 10 o'clock following a three weeks illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Ball Hill Church Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 and burial was in the adjacent cemetery.

Pauline Thompson Pauline Mae Thompson

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes

Reed Pearson and the Austin family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during illness and after the death of their wife and mother. Appreciation also for the floral offerings sent at the time of her passing.

Reed Pearson Austin

Woman Returns Birthday Flowers After Suspecting Wrong Address

A Great Bend husband sent his wife flowers by a messenger boy for her birthday. She received them and sent them back claiming the address was wrong, and she remarked that she knows her husband better than the delivery person. The note appears in Copper's Weekly with other local items from town and county.

Copper’s The Citizen

Notable Worries Overhusband Happiness in Indiana Week

A Cap per's Week item notes some women unhappy with husbands who overdo efforts to please them. It suggests problem is minor and not cause for serious concern, reflecting light social commentary.

Indiana Capper

Quick & Clifford Ad Promotes Permanent Wave Services

The Delphi Citizen notes The Main Street Fashion Shop Quick & Clifford offer LeMur Permanent waving, with services to do new waves or reset existing ones. Maxwell & Shaffer referenced in the ad as local business names. Read the news first in The Citizen.

Sign of Old Age in Plates Signals Time's Mark

The piece notes aging by license plate wear with hints of permanent waves and delicate folds, suggesting the year is waning and vehicle plates show age.

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