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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
3
Local Notes and Personal News in The Citizen
Courteous readers are urged to announce visits and departures for inclusion in the local column. The notice asks guests be welcomed and visitors acknowledged, highlighting social courtesy in everyday town life.
Delphi Area Social Notes and Local Changes
Mrs Charles Robinson of Delphi was taken to the hospital Tuesday. Mrs John Mount attended a Thristing churches meeting in Indianapolis this week. Mrs Frank Quinn to host Philathea Class Thursday evening. Columbus Day closed courthouse and Union State Bank. Mrs Emily Haskell of Redlands visiting South Delphi. Miss Josephine Shealey returned from St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette. Mrs Edwin Ruffing hosted neari Kappa sorority Tuesday. Delphi Sheet Metal showcases stoves and urnaces. Mr and Mrs David Lucas moved from Flora to Paul Weida farm west of Bringhurst. Miss Ellen Willey of Chicago visited Elinor Guckien. Miss Mary Scott of Burrows dined with friends. Delphi Epworth League invited to district rally at Rensselaer Oct 15. Mrs Martha Galbreth of Rockfield visited Moody Bible Institute. Thomas Oneall Caulk of Flushing visited. Elmer Showalter and daughter hosted bridge. Miss Effie Guckien spent weekend with Mrs William Lucas. Radio tubes ad. Republican clubs plan joint Oct 17 meeting at Adams township school. Miss Olive Black to Brown County with art class. Fred Roskuski purchased Pauline Weida farm west of Bringhurst. Sunshine Society carnival set for Oct 29 at Rossville gym. Sam Goslee bruised after ladder broke while picking apples. Clay Township Junior Republicans elect officers: Glen Butler president. Thelma Heffley and Avis Ritchey vice presidents. Trustees meeting trip planned. Marriage license issued to Alva Smock and Effie Coddington. J P George Busteed performed ceremony. Women of Burlington, Clay and Carrollton townships held a Demo
Burlington Hosts Crat Meeting and Party Guests
A crib note reports a Crat meeting Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs Fern Smith's home in Burlington. Mrs Virginia Thompson of Rochester visits to spend the weekend with Mrs Blanche Cartwright and attend the Country club party Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Smith
Burlington
Virginia Thompson
Rochester
Blanche Cartwright
Mrs Ives Visits Son In Madison For Winter
Mrs J T Ives arrives from Day ton New Jersey to visit son Myron Ives and wife and will spend the winter with her granddaughter Mrs Ruth Prewitt Randall in Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ives
Dayton
N. J
Myron Ives
Mrs. Ives
Ruth Prewitt Randall
Madison, Wis
Dr Barton Ewerman cremation noted for return to Burlington
The body of Dr Barton Warren Ewerman former Carroll county school superintendent who died in California was cremated last week. His ashes will be sent back to Burlington at a later date for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Warren Ewerman
Carroll County
California
Burlington
Night in Wonderland prim ary pageant set at Burlington school
Ninety five children participate in A Night in Wonderland to be staged Friday evening in Burlington school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Bernice Smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington’ School
Bernice Smoker
Reelection of Jesse Clawson at Forty and Eight Lafayette
At a Lafayette meeting of the Forty and Eight branch held last week in Legion Hall seventy five members attended. Jesse Clawson of the city was reelected to the office of lampiste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Legion Hall
Jesse Clawson
Lampiste
Potatoes Available Near Camden and Delphi
A classified note offers potatoes at 50 cents per bushel with Geo. Hanaway near Camden or leaves orders with E. O. Grimm of Delphi. A separate cablegram from Miss Bernadine Pence confirms she is safe after the hurricane in Porto Rico where she works as a hospital supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Hanaway
Camden
E. O. Grimm
Delphi
Bernadine Pence
Frank
Walter Honecker
Flora
Porto Rico
Burnettsville High names student officers
The Student Council at Burnettsville High School elected Lloyd Gagle president Irene Zeek vice president Janet Duffey secretary and Howard Townsley treasurer in a formal pupil government ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnettsville High School
Lloyd Gagle
Irene Zeek
Janet Duffey
Howard Townsley
Birthday fête honors Mrs. Larue Coble in Hamilton Ohio
Eighteen neighbors held a Thursday surprise party for Mrs. Larue Coble in Hamilton Ohio for her birthday anniversary. Euchie was played and favors were given by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Aldridge and Mrs. Max Daugherty. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Cronin and daughter of Washington township. Earlier, T. C. McGreevy Jr. celebrated his eighty fourth birthday with his family, and Mr. McGreevy is noted as an uncle of John McGreevy of Delphi and father of Mrs. Cronin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larue Coble
Euchie
Wayne Aldridge
Max Daugherty
Will Cronin
Washington Township
Hamilton
T. C. McGreevy, Jr
Mr. McGreevy
John McGreevy
Delphi
Cronin
Grandparents Visit As Newborn Ralph Sayer Robinson Jr.
Mr and Mrs William Attesley of Edgerton Wisconsin visit daughter Mrs Ralph Robinson and family. Their grandson Ralph Sayer Robinson Jr was born Sunday during the grandparents visit to greet the new grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Attesley
Edgerton, Wis
Ralph Robinson
Ralph Sayer Robinson, Jr
Two Marriage Licenses Issued Friday Afternoon
Friday afternoon issued marriage licenses for Jacob M. Bartells of Delphi route 4 to Emily Josephine Keller of Rossville route 1 and Irving Lee Calhoun of Flora to Mary Faye Brown of Bringhurst, both pairs listed with parental details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Bartells
Delphi
Lake Wales visitors arrive for two weeks with Quinns
Mr and Mrs Richard Fisher and daughter Mrs Charles Quinn and their grandson visit Lake Wales Florida relatives living with Mr and Mrs John Quinn on Flora Bringhurst road and Ralph Payne family near Burlington with other Carroll County kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fisher
Charles Quinn
Lake Wales, Fla
John Quinn
Flora-Bringhurst Road
Ralph Payne
Burlington
Carroll County
Repairs for Furnaces and Stoves by Delphi Sheet Metal
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co. offers repair services for all kinds of furnaces and stoves located at North Side Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Delphi Sheet Metal
Id Furnace Co
North Sidequare
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co
North Side Square
Social notes from Delphi and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Crawford of Chicago visit relatives in Delphi Carroll Chapter 475 Os Camden held initiatory services October 10. Mr and Mrs Carl Davies of Portland Ore visit C A Davies and family in Delphi. The Democratic women of Monroe and Madison townships meet at Flora public library Monday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cloyd Crawford
Chicago
Delphi
Carl Davies
Portland, E
C. A. Davies
Monroe
Maidison Townships
Flora
Flora Public Library
Weekend guests visit local families in Chicago ties
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Moyer and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartless and daughter Laura from Chicago were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lane, enjoying hospitality with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Moyer
Roy Hartless
Laura Chicago
George Arnold
John R. Lane
Presbyterian Sunday School elects officers for Wyoming year
The Young Men's class of the Presbyterian Sunday school led by Ralph Maggert selected officers for the coming year with Gardner Martin as president Max Hoes as vice president and Jack Grimm as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ralph Maggart
Gardner Martin
Max Hoes
Jack Grimm
Woman's County Democratic Rally Set for Winamac
Mrs. Margaret Afflis district vice chairman will preside at a Woman's County Democratic Rally in Winamac. Afflis will also attend the Porter County Democrat Rally in Valparaiso Friday night where Edrick Van Nuys Democratic nominee for the U S Senate will address the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Afflis
Woman's County
Winamac
Portey
Porter County
Valparaiso
Edrick van Nuys
U. S. Senate
Bill Dern Sells Confectionery From New Wagon
Delphi resident Bill Dern operates a mobile confectionery wagon shaped like an interurban car. The attraction is set at the corner of Main and Se streets, drawing curious locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dern
Delphi
Se Street
Carroll County Guests Attend Purdue Banquet for Agents
Wednesday night at Purdue University the Carroll County guests included county agent Ralph Maggart and Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson of Delphi. Dr. George I Christie of Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Ontario, served as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Purdue University
Ralph Maggart
Henry B. Wilson
Delphi
George I.christie
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ontario
Knights of Columbus Columbus Day Dinner Dance Held
The Knights of Columbus held a Columbus Day event at their hall with a public dinner from 5 to the end, a 7 to 9 card party led by John Delaney and Thomas Clifford, and a 9 to midnight dance managed by Bernie Hefling, William Coomey, and Byram Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
John Delaney
Thomas Clifford
Bernie Heflng
William_Coomey
Byram Crosby
New Officers Named for Taxis Club of Presbyterian Sunday School
The Taxis Club lineup includes Ruby Lines as president Gene Dyer as vice president Betty Wilson as secretary Edna Johnson as assistant secretary Mary Cohee as treasurer Rose mary Ruffing as assistant treasurer Mary Cohee as pianist and Marybelle Adams as chorister. The Tippecanoe county tax board urged closing Colburn school and moving pupils to Buck Creek with a 24 cent rate cut. recommendation targets start of 1933 34 term. Junior Democrats of Jefferson County held second meeting at Carson school with new officers introduced by chairman Robert Million. program featured Miss Lavyanne Retherford xylophone readings by Miss Dorothy and Arylis Roach and remarks by candidate Coxie Bumgarner and Floyd J Julien. Yeoman school plans Oct 25 program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxis Club
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ruby Lines
Gene Dyer
Betty Wilson
Edna Johnson
Mary Cohee
Rosemary Ruffing
Marybelle Adams
Tippecanoe County
Jefferson Two
Carson School
Robert Million
Lavyanne Retherford
Yeoman School
Local residents attend area events and visits
John Kérlin of Rockfield judged agricultural products at the Lagrange County Fair in Lagrange on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Kennedy of Rockfield visited their son and his wife, Mr and Mrs Ray Kennedy, in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs J H Cartwright were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs M A Ryan in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kérlin
Rockfield
Lagrange
Lagrange County
Frank Kennedy
Ray Kennedy
Lafayette
J. H. Cartwright
M. A. Ryan
Indianapolis
Richter Son Receives Harvard Hospital Appointment
Richter, son of Mr and Mrs Richter of Flora, recently finished a fifteen month stint at I U Hospital Indianapolis and left Oct 10 for Boston Mass to take a medical appointment at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Harvard teaching hospital He earned his degree from Indiana University in 1931 and is a Flora High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gor Richter
Richter
Flora
I. U. Hospital
Indianapolis
Madison township youth Democrat club forms at New Hope
A young Democrat club of Madison townships organized at a meeting in New Hope school with officers John Cormick as president Dana Heming as vice president and Cl Belle Gee as secretary treasurer The program included talks and a social time a follow up meeting set for Monday Oct 17 at New Hope with speaking and a social event mentioned Michael conenits participation noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrat Club
Madison Townships
New Hope School
John Cormick
Dana Heming
Cl Belle Gee
New Hope
Michael Conenits
Ground broken for new brick house on Market Street
Forty one words? The Delphi Times notes Marx Carll broke ground for an elegant brick house on Market Street near Monroe. Also mentions Jasper horse granted to Gen Milroy will enjoy court house yard access on Decoration Day. the horse is twenty four and has seen twenty six battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delphi Times
Marx Carll
Market Street
Monroe
Jasper
Milroy
Jasper County
Court House Yard
County Fair encouraged for all citizens and farmers
The article notes County Fair participation urged for every citizen and calls farmers in Carrollton township to begin seeding. It mentions M Haugh returning from Buffalo with stock, plans for more farm improvements, and a new grain warehouse at Yeonan with 30 000 bushel capacity. A soldiers reunion is planned in Monticello for Sept 27 28 and 29. Mayor Walker’s team had a buggy accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeonan
Josiah Collum
Monticello
Morgan County Mobilizes War on Rats with Poison Bait
Morgan County launches rat control using red squill bait mixed with food and distributed in sterile tins at low cost. Last year the program yielded high percentages of premises free of rats. This year distribution points are planned for easy access and bait is distributed only to interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Carroll
A&p
Traffic Census to Identify Roadways Carrying Maximum Traffic
The Indiana state highway commission and the Bureau of Public Roads conduct an eleven county traffic census to determine which roads bear the heaviest vehicle load and to guide pavement choices. The study aims to show where high traffic justifies expensive paving and where lighter surfaces suffice, possibly removing or dropping roads from maintenance if traffic has shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Department
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
New Jersey
John J. Brown
Lincoln car wrecks Montmorenci filling station
Mrs Hannah Smith of River Forest Illinois drove a car at high speed into a Montmorenci filling station last week causing major destruction. Two workers repairing a refrigerator were seriously injured and extricated after fifteen minutes. The incident left the building demolished with extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montmorenci
Hannah Smith
River Forest
Til
Birth Announcements from Camden and Georgia Families
October dates reveal newborns including a boy for Duncan in Camden R and a boy for Shaffer in Camden. Another boy for Simons in Georgia, a girl for Green in Burrows, and a boy for Robinson in Delphi. Mimeograph paper at The Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Duncan
Camden R.- 2
Joe Dean
Ira Shaffer
Camden
Arthur Morgan
Arthur Preston Simons
Georgia
Elizabeth May
Roy Green
Burrows
Ralph Sayer
Ralph B. Robinson
Delphi
Citizen Office
Notice to Creditors in Samuel Mitchell Estate
In the Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi Indiana during September Term 1932 Frank C. Sanderson as administrator filed final settlement of the Samuel Mitchell estate. The examination date is November 8, 1932, and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness the Clerk Floyd J. Julien. John H. Hamling attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mitchel
Carroll Circuit Court
Frank C. Sanderson
Samuel Mitchell
Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Card of Thanks for Cliff Bitler Loss
Family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for floral gifts kindness and sympathy during the sad loss of their beloved husband son and brother Cliff Bitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Bitler
Bank vs Real Estate Stocks In 1929 Investment Analysis
The Indiana Banker's Association reports that a $1,000 July 1929 investment would leave only $900 in bank deposits, $533 in real estate, and $125 in stocks. It argues banks were safest during stress and that borrowing worsened losses as borrowers paid more than twice their borrowed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Banker’s Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. & Govt. Securities
Total
Union State Bank
Delphi, Indiana
Charles Robinson
John Mount
Indianapoli
Frank Quinn
Court House
Emily Haskell
Redlands, Cal
N. J. Howe
South Delphi
Josephine Shealey
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edwin Ruffing
Neari Kappa Sorority
David Lucas
Paul Weida
Bringhurst
Ellen Willey
Elinor Guckien
Ashington ‘Township
Mary Scott
Ned
Delphi Epworth League
Rensselaer
Irs
Martha A. Galbreth
Moody Bi- Institute
Thomas Oneall Caulk
Flushing, Long Island, N._ Y. t
H. Wilson
S. Elmer Showalter and Daughter
Mhem
Effie Guckien
Washington Wnship
William Lucas
Ily
Herb. Smith
Adams
Jefferson Townships
Adams Township
Olive Black
Cutler School
Brown County
Fred Roskuski
West of
Pauline Weida
Lafayette Joint Stock Land Bank
Sunshine Society of the
Rossville High School
Rossville
Sam Goslee
Oak Grove
Clay Township
Glen Butler
Thelma Heffley
Avis Ritchey
O. E. Stewart
W. F. Riley
Edward Summer
Ross Downham
Mrs. Marget Afflis
C. A. Bailey
Alva Smock
Frankfort
Effie Coddington
Pyrmont
George Busteed
Burlington, Clay
Carrollton Townships
Quick & Clifford
Delphi’s
Foren and Boys
Bradshaw and Kellogg
M. Haugh
Buffalo
Carrollton Township
Hannibal Hamlin
Spain
Garfield
the Agricultural Association
A. J. Wickard
Joseph Eikenberry
Canada
Lizzie
Fannie Guilfoylé
Town
Herv. Smith
Plymouth
Marshall County Taxpayers’ Association
Ing
Washington
Charles Honey
Ind
Honey
San Pierre
Baker Bros
Graham- Paige
Ann Page
Baker Maid
Melio
Prunes
Rajah
Iona
Jar Zie
Fiour Silverbrook
Coffe
del Monte Coffee
Atlantic
Pacific
Floyd J. Julien
John H. Hamiling
Adm
Staley
Dickison’s
Delphi, Ind
Grady
Kentucky
Indiana Coal
Cash Coal Co
Perlman Junk Yard
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