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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
4
Local fraternal and social groups invited to submit announcements for this department. Contact details include telephone contact 14 for submissions and inquiries.
Purdue University Oracle Club meets at the Union for dinner the year’s second session. Prof Richard A. Cordell discusses William Somerset Maugham, his biography, and Maugham’s realist approach and wealth. The next meeting is Oct 25 at the Ives home with Dr. Gros leading.
About 28 women from Delphi attended at the Community center in La Fayette on Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Cowdin Mrs. C. T. Amick and Mrs. Theodore Baum presented the life of Mark Twain in three sketches. Mrs. Ralph Melin sang. Ice cream cake and coffee were served during a social hour.
Mr and Mrs Owen Downham hosted a Sunday fish dinner for a group of friends from nearby towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Guy Crenshaw and family from Russiaville Mr and Mrs James Stretsberg from Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Everett Chapman from Logansport Mr and Mrs Guy Zeider and son from Rossville Mr and Mrs Russell Bell and daughter Pat Mr and Mrs Larry Stong and son Billy Mr and Mrs Orville Israel from Cutler.
Tipwa Grange held a Booster Night last week with Vivian Henderson Irene Downing Midge Childers and Edna Gerbens arranging the program. Courtney Clawson welcomed attendees and the event featured devotionals pantomime The Old Rugged Cross reading piano solo current events a judge talk a playlet puzzles readings and more. Plans for a Halloween masquerade and dance at the hall on Thursday night October 28 were announced.
Rose chapter No 36 of Eastern Star will host a dinner in honor of Past Matrons on Monday night October 18. The dinner committee includes Et ta Quick Maude Smith Bertha Keene Estella Holloway Ann VanNatta Zula Smock Anna Gamble Patresade Wilson Dorotha Maggart and Georgia Quinn. Each member should bring table service and a filled basket. Regular chapter session follows with special honors for the honorees.
The Madison Township Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the New Hope school building on Tuesday.
Evening program by Grades 1 and 2 will be presented on October 19 at 7:30. The Newell children of Pyrmont will present special numbers. A business meeting with election of officers will follow the program.
Members met at Mrs. Mary Ruffing s home for a business session. Officers announced committees for the year and various fundraising ideas were discussed. The next meeting features a Hallowe en party on October 26 hosted by Mary Margowski with Beulah Smith Ruth McCormick Betty Wilson and Josephine Ulm assisting.
Friends gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Ada Hinkle's home bearing full baskets and gifts to celebrate both Mrs. Hinkle and Mrs. Zelpha Kramer. The honored guests received birthday cakes along with many lovely gifts. Miss Mary Mason and Lorene Hinkle from Lafayette attended the surprise party.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Melin will entertain the Junto Club at dinner next Thursday evening. At the following meeting Harry J Reed assistant director of the Experimental Station at Purdue will give a talk. He will be accompanied to Delphi by Mrs Reed.
Robert Bradshaw president of the Carroll County Historical Society and Mrs. Bradshaw along with Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw and Mr and Mrs Howard Bradshaw enjoyed a two day boat trip from Cincinnati to Madison Indiana under the auspices of the Indiana Historical Society.
Mr and Mrs Addison Blair of Idaville were honored on their golden anniversary October 13 by the Wide Awake class of Idaville Methodist Church with a reception and basket dinner at the church. A large number of friends and neighbors attended.
A good crowd attended a meeting at the Delphi Presbyterian Church last week. Leo Craig spoke and delivered remarks amid special numbers followed by refreshments.
Misses Irene Downing Louise Hem mig and Bernice Allen will entertain at the home of the former Thursday evening October 21 in honor of Miss Ruth Haderly a bride elect.
The Knights of Columbus and the Daughters of Isabella held a cooperative supper at their hall Tuesday evening attended by about 40 people.
Members of the Chatterbox club will observe their second anniversary with a dinner at Lincoln Lodge in Lafayette next week.
Misses Ida and Emma Frushour and Mrs Zelpha Kramer toured Brown County on Sunday with Mrs Carrie Jones joining to Columbus then Louisville to visit daughter Mrs Russell Williamson and Capt Williamson. They noted turning leaves with bright spots and park officials predict full color by mid month. En route home they paused in Indianapolis with Miss Mary Hinkle accompanying the group.
Marriage licenses issued for Arnold L. Smith of Brookston to Laura Weston of Delphi Basil B. Burns of Rossville to Velma Ruth Berkey of Flora John L. Zook of Bringhurst to Clara Marie Peterson of Camden Local officials recorded multiple license signings across towns with couples linked to Brookston Delphi Rossville Flora Bringhurst Camden and Camden.
Sallie Kelley files for divorce from Orville Kelley in the Tippecanoe circuit court this week and seeks custody of their son. Kelley is noted as a former Delphi resident. Simion Schmidt conducts a Forty-Hour devotion in Kokomo this week.
At the meeting the Farm Bureau will honor four H Club boys and award pins to those completing their projects The Home Economics Club will award pins to four H girls for 1937 Stuart Guthrie will introduce talkers James Pierce William Schnepp Ed Kite Loyal Cripe Bruce Kite Jack O Bowman Donald Bowman John Bowman Kenneth Newell and Bernard Schmitter Mrs Will Smith leads the girls 4H program with Miss Marjorie Todd in charge Pins will be given to Regina Russell Betty Long Marjorie Todd Virginia Denk Virginia Gregg Joan Cox Helen Dukes and Marian Buchanan Charles Black Farm Bureau president and Mrs Clarence Cleaver E and S director will handle a brief business session Co operative refreshments will be served The program includes a reading in the home and plans for a home reading center by January 1 Miss Martin will propose a list of books for home reading and an exhibit of Favorite Books will be shown Each attendee should share favorites Final plans and date for an Achievement Day will be announced later.
One hundred fifty Clay township residents attended the October Farm Bureau meeting at the Owasco school. Pins were awarded to 4 H boys and girls including Charlotte Smith Helen Wagoner Juanita Ward Lucile Carter Mary Ellen Oaks and Phyllis Martin. 4 H boys on the program were Donald Frey president Paul Ward secretary Dick Ward Robert Barnhart Garland Metzger and Charles Shulthers. Larry Brandon Indiana Farm Bureau secretary urged rural organization and coffee and doughnuts were served after.
The Farm Bureau and Home Economics club sponsor refreshments for the 4-H Achievement program at Yeoman Tuesday evening October 19. Local leaders Miss Geraldine Goslee and Mrs Phil Jones organize the girls 4-H group including Rebecca Baum Marjorie Baum Leona Moss Doris Viney Norma Jean Viney Martha Belle Johns Mildred Jones Phyllis O Farl and Alice Jean Mullendore. Ernest Scott is the sole boy 4 H member.
Jackson Township Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting on October 20 in the Camden Community Hall. Achievement Night features 4H boys and girls and the Home Economics Club in charge. Pins awarded to Robert Fisher Fred Hedderich Ralph Roberson Donald Beougher Marjorie Wise Marjorie Shonk Eleanor Weiland Margaret Hedderich Carolyn Hedderich with Melvin Fisher as boys leader and Carolyn Hedderich leading the girls.
The Carroll county Home Economics clubs will meet with Miss Meta E. Martin from Purdue on Tuesday Oct 19 at the county agent's office. The fifth and final session of the year covers constructive uses of leisure and examines reading habits and their value as a hobby.
Six entries have been received for the county corn husking contest to be held at Evan Sanderson’s on Saturday October 23 with a maximum of ten entries. Named contestants include Harold Trapp Glen Oyler Harry Angle Carrie Oyler Dale Houser and Wayne Angle.
W M Littlejohn of Kentland Indiana representing the Indiana Corn Growers Association will visit Carroll county Friday and Saturday October 15 and 16 to check 5 acre corn yields for both men and vocational agriculture students. Carroll county members of the association have indicated their desire to participate.
Five acre plots cited with names of growers and vocational students. Yields determine medals: 100 bushels per acre earns gold, 85 to 100 silver, 75 to 85 bronze. Medals awarded by the Indiana Corn Growers Association at the January Lafayette farmers conference.
Harold Thompson announces two contestants from Delphi Burlington Camden and Flora will compete Oct 23. The winner represents Carroll County in the district contest. Judges are those used in the adult contest starting at 11. Each contestant brings his gleaners and coordinates through Mr Thompson for his team. Local contests ensure each department selects a representative.
Burrows residents host about 40 friends and relatives at the Sink home with a cooperative noon dinner. James Lowe and Brown families visit relatives near Georgetown Flora. Groninger returns from Michigan after a week away. Woodrow Maccorman of Bringhurst visits Hulda Arion and daughter. War Mothers club meets for an all day event with lunch. Otto Kasch of Logansport visits Dr. Wagoner. Mrs. Lowe travels to Michigan City to aid a seriously ill sister. Ett Randolph visits Kokomo. Ed Gérard visits Indianapolis. Heflong’s Bakery advertises large cookies fresh from the oven.
Mrs. Ross Austin returned Sunday from St. Elizabeth hospital La fayette after weeks as patient. Numerous visits and gatherings span from Oak Grove to Idaville with the Clark, Ballard, Metz, Shell, Lilly, Million, and Lucas families. A hunting trip in Montana sends elk meat to Hoosierdom.
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