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Community short notes encourage readers to share visits and arrivals with The Citizen. The section requests advance notice of coming and going for courteous acknowledgement.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1931
Page
4
Community short notes encourage readers to share visits and arrivals with The Citizen. The section requests advance notice of coming and going for courteous acknowledgement.
Mrs E P Beadle and Mrs Paul Beadle with their daughter traveled to Delphi to visit friends last Saturday.
A local promotional note highlights C. C. Julius as a clothing store offering a complete line of apparel and furnishings at lower prices for quality and value, claiming to rival larger city stores.
William Wason Jr employed in Indianapolis spent last weekend with his parents. Mrs Abner Bowen will head the Tri Kappa rummage sale on Saturday Oct 3.
Mrs Ray Gochenour entertained a group of friends with a bridge party last Friday afternoon, sharing cards, conversation and refreshments in a social gathering at her home.
Tom Clyne lies ill at his East Franklin street home. He is cared for by Mr and Mrs Thomas McCormick as the Woman's Club led by Mrs W T Brackenridge prepares a fish pond activity for the 4 H Fall Festival this week.
Clovis residents Isey and Red Gilpin along with H N Miller of Colburn were arrested here last Saturday night on intoxication charges.
Herb Smith and Mr and Mrs W L Cowdin assisted by Mrs Harriet Gros and Mrs Will Gros visited Dr Hubert Gros at Culver last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Brewer George Brewer and Miss Alice Pollard of Delphi visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Crowell of Monticello last Sunday evening. Charles Meade former Carrollton township high school athlete and later at Logansport is enrolled at Purdue University. Mrs George Hall and Mrs Henry Carter will display canary birds in the room next to Halls Market during the 4 H Fall Festival.
Mrs. Charles Fullmer and her daughter Stella Marie from Cheyenne Wyoming are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harve Hoshaw.
Mr and Mrs Roy Gardner and Miss Helen Sims returned from Detroit Michigan where they attended the national convention of the American Legion. Mrs Will Baker and Mrs Edith Retherford were chosen as delegates to the state convention of Pyth William Kerlin works with a Joliet based directory company on a new Indianapolis city directory. Radio tubes Herb Smith.
Indian Sisters will be held in Indianapolis from October 7 to 9, with activities scheduled across multiple venues and programs planned for attendees. Organizers emphasize community participation and cultural exchanges during the three day event.
John Ward of West Delphi was taken in the Blythe ambulance to Home Hospital in Lafayette on Sunday. He is suffering from an infection on his face.
An Oakland sedan owned by Chal mers Trobaugh caught fire Tuesday evening while parked in front of the Cutler garage. The damage to the car was slight.
Mr and Mrs Dean Rice, their daughter Miss Margaret, and Mrs Rice mother Mrs Pogue return Saturday from a weeklong motor journey through Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Kalamazoo Stove Co invites visitors to view stoves ten s and furnaces in the I C O F building during the Fall Festival. New low prices announced. Glen Smith trustee for Monroe township through the Flora papers says poor relief will not be extended this year to families owning dogs radios or automobiles.
Mrs William Cowdin was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette on Tuesday morning in Kmm s ambulance. Mrs Cowdin was formerly Miss Mayme Snyder.
An ad promotes Real Silk Hose nationwide with state exclusive store buying in one city. Prices listed 65 cents 1.00 and 1.25. C O Julius of Delphi Indiana and Raymond Bougher in Delphi market 40 sheep and lambs at Union stockyards in Indianapolis last Wednesday through the Producers Commission Association.
A new steam heating plant is being installed in the Catholic church and the parochial schools. New playground equipment has been installed on the school lawn.
Professor and Mrs Musselman returned to their Kent Ohio home on Friday after spending several weeks camping at the Perry Goslee cottage on Lake Freeman.
Citizens urged to call and visit C. C. Julius in Delphi for a large winter clothing and furnishing selection. The notice promotes the store as the best place to find warm apparel and home goods.
John Maxwell of Delphi topped the Indianapolis lamb market Monday with ten head averaging 95 pounds bringing 7.75 dollars per head. The lot was trucked in by Charles Hannell of Bringhurst and sold by the Producers Commission Association.
Miss Ethel Hargraves of the Irene Beauty Shop will leave Saturday for Florida with Mr and Mrs Rosha Quinn of Indianapolis for wintering in the Sunshine State. Carroll county residents, they will spend the season there.
Mrs James P Wason entertained sixteen men and their wives Saturday evening in a finely appointed dinner honoring her husband’s birthday. Out of town guests included Doctors C. M. and Eva Kennedy of Camden.
The body of Frank Nipple was moved from Monticello to Masonic cemetery in Delphi Saturday afternoon for interment. Mrs. Nipple, formerly Mabel Roach, and their two sons Donald and Ralph survive the family.
Marion Robbins, former Delphia High School faculty member, now leads the Lincoln Loan Co. downtown office in Cleveland Ohio, succeeding Leonard L. Young who becomes vice president overseeing Ohio offices. C C Julius promotes stock at Delphi clothier with low prices and value evident, urging customers to see for themselves.
Lafayette Voiture 40 et 8 sent its Ford locomotive engine to Delphi Monday to lead county car processions advertising the 4 H fall festival. Earl Bals drove the locomotive. A broadcasting car followed and supplied music for the caravan. The delegation ate dinner at Flora. Delphi schools will dismiss early for the festival with Friday ending at 2 PM and Friday's start at 12 30 PM.
Joseph Reiff, brother-in-law of Mrs. Robert Love, was injured Sunday at Ed Brown's home north of Delphi. A car backing into him toppled him and ran over his leg. He was taken to his home southeast of Delphi in the Blythe ambulance.
J S Bask and Sons starts a coal operation in Delphi occupying former Delphi Lumber and Supply facilities owned by Metzger Lumber. Foreclosure suit filed by Prudential Insurance against Brubaker et al. over a first mortgage. Tax enforcement halt on Boyd-Martin factory work as Perry Rule takes over steel building. Julius Clothing Store promotes affordable suits, overcoats, and furnishings in Belch Wade. Carroll County Historical Society gains a Lincoln assassination newspaper, plus a deed signed by Andrew Jackson. Ruth Ayres reports county school enrollment at 3 375 with good attendance and minor skin infections. Oak Grove Christian church to host homecoming October 4 with services and basket lunch.
The record lists the attorneys handling the matter as Remy Harrison and Remy, and Boyd and Hamling, with plaintiffs including John Stephens and Fred Phebus.
The fragment describes the owner as a young person defined by brains ambition thrift and economy and as possessing qualities signifying initiative and prudent conduct. It emphasizes smart planning and future potential.
Frank Corns and John Allen, ages 13 and 14, walked from Frankfort to Delphi then rode a Monon train toward Monticello on a youthful spree. Monticello police notified their parents and the boys returned home with relatives. The state case against S F Sisinger of Delphi for criminal slander will be tried November 4 after arraignment waivers.
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