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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
7
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Rockfield resident W C Martin visits sons in Muncie. Presbyterian Sunday school event hosted by Walter Coble family with Mrs Dean Adams and Lynn Fisher leading. Various local families, including Mullins Groninger Williamson Thomas and Thomas, share Sunday meals with Floyd Groninger and Betty. other guests include the Miller and Beard households from Flora Frankfort and Burlington.
Kokomo residents and visitors share Sunday gatherings with relatives including Ora Sanders Truman Sanders and family. West of town Delmar Galbreth hosts John Coble and family. Lafayette’s Jacop Patton visits Walter Coble. Bowman and Coble families host. Fred Miller attends Flora rabbit fry. Geraldine Carrigan visits her parents Adam and Mrs. Carrigan. James Putterbaugh Edward Dowdy of Logansport visit Frank Simmons. Purdue’s Stuart Guthrie spends weekend with home folks. Ruby Cunningham returns home from Lafayette hospital.
Residents hosted relatives and friends from nearby towns for Sunday visits. Howard Smith family moved into a new house while several neighbors traveled to Monon and nearby farms to see relatives and attend social gatherings.
Mrs Elizabeth Morrow will entertain children and grandchildren at home on Thanksgiving Day. Neighbors and visitors drop by as Thurston Downham and family visited Jap Downham. Mrs Oscar Hall shows improvement after illness. Several local residents spent Sunday with friends and relatives. A Thanksgiving program is planned by the school children. Carlisle Kirkpatrick resigns as Prudential agent after years here.
Wednesday, November 20 the Ball Hill M E church ladies held a chicken dinner at Mrs. F. A. Mitchell’s home. A good dinner was reported by all. Freight crossing collision injured Ross Brown and Lenard near Indianapolis after fog blocked their view while returning with hogs. Freshman class hosted a weiner roast for Roy Unger and his parents who plan a move to California. The local church choir hosted an oyster supper Saturday evening, which drew a large crowd and good time was reported.
Mr and Mrs Carl Cree host a Thanksgiving family dinner honoring their two daughters in law and the daughters fifth wedding anniversary. The Sunshine Society at Flora High School presents a play on November 27 with reserved seats 35 cents and general seats 25 cents. Flora Christian Church conducts a revival meeting this week inviting attendance with details included.
A 1929 Thanksgiving appeal urges buying Christmas Seals to fund anti tuberculosis work in Indiana. The message links Thanksgiving gratitude with sealing campaigns and promotes advertising as insurance against competition while calling for larger gifts in Carroll County.
A list of recent transfers includes Lola M Brown to Herman Slopsema for 38.92 acres in Deer Creek township and Flora Telephone Co to The United Corporation for occupancy of building space for $1. Other noted transfers cover acres in Tippecanoe Jefferson Democrat and Burlington townships with prices ranging from $1.00 to $3 900. Local religious notices mention sermons times with Thanksgiving services at the Brethren church in Flora starting at 9 30 and midweek services at 7 30.
New and unusual features mark the 30th edition of Chicago's International Livestock Exposition. The event runs November 30 to December 7 at the Chicago Union Stock Yards, its longtime home, promising dramatic pageantry in a grand livestock show.
North Delphi households host a large Thanksgiving gathering with Cull Walters and family entertaining relatives from Indianapolis Lafayette Martinsville and Frankfort including Will Murphy Jim Timmons Earl Sneathen Ben Johnson Fay Eyes Nora Fife and Dorothy The Walters also host visitors from Ockney and Indianapolis while Joe Wilson recovers at home and children of Emet Fife suffer a chicken pox and measles bout.
Mrs Mary Dimmitt and daughter Lula LaVac visited with Mrs Eva Wolverton and family and attended Miles Dimmitt funeral. Ruth Magee spent Wednesday with Mrs John Dimmitt. Olive Blickenstaff of Idaville and John Roach visited with their son Oris Dimmitt’s family. Lulu LaVac of Flint called on Ida Crowell. C W Jones and Dean Mills with son Tommy Dean visited Leslie Paschen family near Monticello.
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