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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
7
Saugus Centre Massachusetts resident Mrs. Joan Sukanan reports taking 16 bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says it made her feel younger, cheerful, and strong, improving her mood and relationship with her husband.
A busy sequence of visiting names marks a Yeoman area social page. Everett Clark’s birthday is celebrated with Clark and Meredith families hosting and joining relatives from Rockfield Delphi and Chicago. Many neighbors and kin, including the Sidenbenders Metz Chapmans and Schocks, share weekly calls and weekend trips to Templeton Loganport and Rockville. Local clubs meet as Ralph Landis departs for Ohio and Wilbur Lane heads to Lake Worth Florida after a hurricane impact.
Mr and Mrs Henry Crook of north of town and his brother J E Crook and wife of Hikhart motored to West Messo Friday. Martha Shallenberger left Sunday to visit Russell Barnard at Ifield Ohio and to visit Canton Ohio. Miss Mabel Tinkle, who has been
West Delphi residents update relocations as the Wandrei property is vacated by the Wells. Harry Brewer joins Lytle Anderson. Henrietta Downham visited the Pierce home. Rudolph Wisma remains in critical condition after hospital release. Hamilton family shifts to Myers property. Local attendance at Brookston fair noted. Ora Shackaford newlywed couple settle in Stewart property Pittsburg. Grover Phillips family moves from Cris Wolf property to Attica this week.
Pleasant Run recounts multiple visits and family events as Reed Bingaman and bride Lucile Loveland of South Bend, plus Mrs. Leo Swayzee and Mrs. John Arion of Burrows call on Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bingaman. Emily Guthrie and Miss Emily W Guthrie visit in Rock Creek township. Mrs Shuey recovers after minor chest injuries from an auto crash.
Mrs. Floyd Hatfield and children of Marion visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Mullendere. Dewey Edging of Camden spends Sunday with Harley Smith. Anna McDowell returns from Frankfort visit. W A Martin returns from ten day trip visiting Paul Martin Ridgeville and Tara Martin Muncie. Robert Cree moved from Cass County hospital to home. hip improving. Clarence Tribbett near Burnettsville visits Delmar Galbreth. Young Married class of Presbyterian holds Friday gathering at Carl and Mrs. Galbreth. Krantz of Andrews visits Everett Little. Anna Bohannen weekend guest of Johnsie.
Park Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fincher of Bur rows spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Truman Sanders. Mrs. Francis M. Davis returned to her home in San Benito, Tex., Monday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kerlin and other relatives.
Next Sunday October 7 the Hopewell Christian church hosts a homecoming with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 followed by a basket dinner at noon. Afternoon services with special music invite all. Local gatherings include Bert Ginn hosting the Young Peoples class and several residents visiting or hosting with family near Deer Creek and Pike Creek across the week.
Mrs John Winkie and Otto Blandan visited over Sunday at Frank Redenbackers. Owasco school house hosts a meeting on Monday evening October 8. Deer Creek township Farm Bureau plans an event. Clay township Farm Bureau unloaded a car of hard coal this week. Wheat sowing is in full swing. Township residents are showing at the county fair.
Sunday visits in Camden include Tom Linn with family. The Stangles held a funeral for Mrs L A Stangle in Elkhart Monday afternoon. Mrs Frank Porter and daughter Helen shopped in Logansport last Saturday. Isabelle McGee celebrated a birthday with friends at her Lockport home. Mary Jane McCain has been ill this past week. Everett Wolfe joined J I Case Co in Indianapolis and will move his family there during holidays. Bennett Lardner of Lafayette spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs S A Wickard and son of Deer Creek were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs U E Tesh.
The Primmer families entertained relatives including Harry Primmer and Walter Halloway of Lafayette. Camden and Lafayette guests joined Mary Shucker and family for a Sunday visit. The notice lists several other locals and ends with an advertisement plea.
A social evening at Mrs. ___ home featured a trip to Frankfort for Run a Way Girls, games, dancing, and refreshments for guests including Emily Jackson, Louise Davis, Ruth Draper, and others. Next day a string of pranks and a class initiation followed amid weathered schoolhouse break ins and Hi Y club activities at the local campus. a homecoming rally at Cutler Presbyterian was announced with a full fair week ahead.
Estes P. Taylor, editor of American Farming, told the American Country Life Association in Urbana that 29 percent of Americans are rural yet metropolitan dairies devote little space to agricultural news. He cites 1/4 of 1 percent space and a hostile agricultural viewpoint in big city papers, contrasting with small town weeklies and farm journals.
An ad touts Thoxine as a physician prescribed remedy that relieves sore throat instantly. It claims dual action addressing soreness and the internal cause with no chloroform or iron and asserts safety.
The executor of the last will of Jasper J Hufty of Carroll County Indiana is Thomas D Hufty appointed by the Carroll Circuit Court clerk. The estate is declared solvent and the notice is dated September 7 1928 with William Co Smith as attorney.
Carroll Circuit Court Sept 1928 sessions schedules final settlement for Allen Blickenstaff estate. Administratrix Olive G. Blickenstaff will present account Oct 8 1928 for examination. heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Seal and clerk witness Hanna & Hanna attorneys for estate.
In the matter of Winnie C. Scott deceased, Carl W. Scott as executor has filed his account and vouchers for final settlement. The Circuit Court will examine the accounts on November 1, 1928, requiring all heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why the settlement should not be approved.
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