Local Visitors Noted in The Citizen
The Citizen invites readers to share visits and departures to enhance local news coverage. Guests and callers are encouraged to inform the paper of their coming and going so their presence can be acknowledged.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
5
The Citizen invites readers to share visits and departures to enhance local news coverage. Guests and callers are encouraged to inform the paper of their coming and going so their presence can be acknowledged.
Dwight Kesler of Flint visited with his ill mother in Rockfield over the weekend. Rally Day Sundays are set for October 17 24 and 31 at Rockfield Presbyterian church Sunday school. Julius Clothier advertises corduroy trousers 1.98 to 2.98 with colors and patterns. Mr and Mrs Herman Thedphile visited Michigan relatives. Mrs John Franklin of Dayton visits Delphi relatives J D and William Klepinger. Founders Day banquet at Purdues Delta Chi house. YANKEE DODLE gloves or mitts for husking corn advertised at Julius Delphi. Mr and Mrs Quinn Lewis of Lafayette host Delphi Hill Club dinner. Mr and Mrs C B Shaffer moving to farm after sale next week. Men 100 Worsted Suits and All Wool Overcoats measured custom at 24.50. C O Julius Clothier.
Miss Louise Hemmig will replace Miss Ruth Haderly as of October 30 at Metzger Lumber Co Delphi after three years of service. The change follows Haderly’s resignation and shifts in the local business staff.
The Philathea class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. W R Quick.
Quick and Clifford announce snow suits for children ages 4 to 12 in fancy plaids and checks. Men note all wool and worsted suits at old prices from 16 75. customers urged to view offerings at Julius Clothing. Local social notes include Rev and Mrs Zeits visiting Lima Ohio on business, Mrs Charles Wilson and Rol Hollowell’s trip to Rock Island Illinois, Abner Bowen returning from Champaign, Mrs C A Cartwright visiting Lafayette, and James Flora transferring with Bursley and Company from Richmond Indiana to Dayton Ohio.
A son was born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Runkle of near Delphi. The mother and baby are reported doing well. Mrs. Louisa Parker of Fowler visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Cowdin and Mrs. Harriet Gros on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKnight, from Fowler, were guests of Mrs. Gros Tuesday afternoon.
Boys corduroy playalls and coveralls priced from 49 to 89 cents, playalls at 1.09. Mrs. Mary Murphy of Youngstown Ohio returns home Saturday after a two week visit with her sister Miss Mary Breheny. Miss Ruth Smith of Fort Wayne visits her mother Mrs. C. J. Smith. Mrs. Mayme Cowdin to return Wednesday from Danville Normal School for a few days’ vacation.
A brief item noting handsomely made right sewn husking gloves from Kokomo offered for sale by auction with details incomplete in the fragment.
Mr and Mrs Fred Martin were in Danville on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Coomey spent Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs John Hamling spent Sunday in Frankfort.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilde of Greenville Michigan visit Delphi relatives then drive to Danville Indiana returning Mrs Maymne Cowdin to work at Central Normal College Cowdin is Wilde's niece. Prices 50 59 and 69 cents for various knee length short sleeve to ankle length undergarments.
Peters make work shoes offered in sizes five to eleven with all widths at Julius Clothing Store. Prices range from 2.25 to 4.50 and the ad promises reliable service. Dr and Mrs John Kirkpatrick hosted dinner for the latter’s father Frank Hoshaw and couples Mr and Mrs Charles Fullmer and Mr and Mrs Thayer Maxwell. Mrs Maxwell was formerly Miss Clarabelle Gee before September marriage.
In a short fiction piece titled Tough Baby published in AMERICAN WEEKLY distributed with NEXT SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD and EXAMINER, a girl confronts a complex romance web and uses a gun in an attempt to end the triangle.
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