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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
4
The Carroll County social and fraternal section invites readers to submit social club notes and society items. The department seeks announcements and records contact details for publication.
In pre Rally day events junior high and Rain or Shine classes plus Young Men's Bible Class gathered in the church parlors with Mrs Loyal Hoshaw and Mrs Wilbur Lane in charge. Junto Club hosts dinner party at Rossville home. New members include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lane and Dr and Mrs Geo Beamer.
Misses Jean Dyer and Betty Wilson led a Post Office program for the Tuxis club last Sunday. Letters from Mrs. Levi Rothenberger Mrs. C. A. Smith Mrs. John Mount and Mrs. C. B. Shaffer were read in reply to a request for each woman’s favorite figure in the Old Testament.
Mrs Ray Orr and Mary Belle Adams are in charge of the program for next Sunday evening at six o'clock.
The Clay township Harmony Home Economics club will meet Tuesday Oct 10 at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Metzger. Members should bring scissors and a thimble to knot comfort. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Roll call response: My Favorite House Plant. Hostesses are Mrs. Floyd Clymers and Mrs. Charles Maggart. Project lesson led by Mrs. Mary Hufford and Mrs. Irvin Wagoner.
Almost two hundred members from neighboring counties attended the Welcome Inn Grange Boosters Night at the Radnor lodge hall. A six thirty Supper preceded a business meeting followed by a splendid program for member entertainment.
The Madison Township H. E. Club gathers at the New Hope school building on Wednesday October 11 with Mrs Leona Hannel as hostess assisted by Mrs Ethel Shutz and Miss Alice Zook. A project lesson will be given and officers for the coming year will be elected.
A capacity crowd attended the opening of the Catholic Community Center in the Sullivan building last Thursday night. Mrs Ed Gerard and Mrs Thomas Crosby led the affair with Miss Anna Lamb and Burton Honan among the organizers. Music featured vocal solos by Hubert Clifford Rogie and a duet by Anna Kempf and C J McGreevey, with Rev Clifford J Reed delivering the welcome. A bridge and cycle event followed, honoring Miss Mary Margowski Roy Clauser and Mr and Mrs Viney. Sophia Dreifus won the door prize. The center will serve as a recreation hub and social site for the church Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus.
The city of Frankfort has petitioned the Indiana Public Service Commission for authority to purchase the Frankfort water works company for 475000 dollars.
Frank C. Lucas of Chicago died Friday in Bloomington after attending his brother Raymond Lucas funeral services.
Newman Conger aged 19 and Woodrow Campbell aged 18, both of Anderson, were killed when the homemade airplane they built suffered wing failure and crashed. Conger was a former guard on the Anderson high school basketball team.
Fred Conrad of New York was killed by a policeman while playing a joke. He approached a party of friends in an automobile and shouted stick em up. A passing patrolman saw a coat over his arm and fired after he ignored the command to drop the gun. He had no gun.
Flora players Edgar Krauss Lawrence Hinton Russell Ratcliff Emil DeVinney Wayne Smith Verne Ferguson and Donovan Beck traveled with the Logansport American Legion band to Chicago to perform at the national Legion convention from October 1 to 4.
The Deer Creek U B church homecoming and rally day was held on Sunday October 1 with a basket lunch and an afternoon program. Naomi Pruitt directed music for Delphi high school and a social time followed orchestra practice. Carroll County education board met at 10 am Monday. Delphi residents attended a Red Cross meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The article lists club officers and department chairs for the Woman's Club including Mrs B H Drake, Mrs Earl Thompson, Miss Hilda Bowen, and others.
A long listing of committees and chairmen for a women's club includes Publicity Membership Call Ways and Means and Auditing with numerous names such as Mrs. H. W. Bradshaw Mrs. E. W. Bowen Mrs. J. C. Downey and Miss Susie Dasher. Dates noted include September 27 November 22 January 24 May 23 and June 27 with program titles and readings.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Cross of Kokomo Indiana announce the marriage of their daughter Jewel Olene Cross to Harold E Beckner of Indianapolis. The wedding occurred June 4 in Greenfield Indiana.
Floyd L. Wilson, minister, conducts Sunday school at 9 30 with Edward Fossnock as superintendent. Morning worship follows at 10 30. Rally Day set for next Sunday. An afternoon address by Rev. W E Stanley precedes evangelistic services at 7 30.
L. E. Knox leads Bible school at 9 30 with Ray Orr as superintendent and preaching at 10 30 You are cordially invited to attend at the church.
Mrs. Harry Haugh of Delphi attended the district meeting of the National Catholic Welfare Council of Women in Lafayette and was appointed to the ways and means committee.
Community calendar lists Oct 6 annual co op luncheon at Welcome Inn and various fraternal group meetings through Oct 11 including Carroll Encampment Pocahontas Lodge Tri Kappa War Mothers I O O F Daughters of Isabella Jefferson Grange Yeoman Red Men Lodge and Guild led by Mrs Ray Orr. Report fixed dates and open dates promptly. telephone 100 for service use.
A catalog describes livestock for sale including 9 year old mule span, 18 cattle with calves by side, 1 Jersey and Shorthorn cow, 6 Shorthorn cows with calves, a 16 month old white Shorthorn bull, a Shorthorn Jersey heifer bred and two year old, 125 hogs with pigs by side, 9 Durocs bred to farrow, and 85 Duroc shoats. Animals are pure bred and double immunized.
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