Local and Personal News of Interest Mentioned
Courteous local note asks readers to inform the Citizen of visits for inclusion. It promotes mentioning guests and arrivals as a courtesy to readers.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 34 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
5
Courteous local note asks readers to inform the Citizen of visits for inclusion. It promotes mentioning guests and arrivals as a courtesy to readers.
Levi Gephart was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Monday. Mrs C C Crampton spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Chicago. John Maxwell aged resident of Ockley is critically ill. Mrs Sam Dyer wife of the county surveyor was brought home from a Lafayette hospital Monday. Mrs Lettie Pruitt has returned home from St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette and home coming next Sunday. Rev W J Heisey a returned missionary from China will be the principal speaker.
Indianapolis residents 33-41 E. E. Fritz and daughter Florence visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold on Sunday. Walter Hauser stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lostutter. Jessie McPherson visited Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons. Henry Milburn et al filed suit for partition of real estate against Mary Agnes Hinton et al.
Report notes a harvest meeting to be held by the Church of the Brethren in Rossville. Also mentions Mrs. B. C. Kerkhover of Camden recovering in St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette after an operation and a window glass repair at Elless and Orr's drug store.
The Daughters of Isabella offer a chance event at the K of C Hall on Oct 23 with public invitation. A weekly card party at the K of C hall Wednesday evening was organized by Mrs. Berne Heflong and a committee of eight.
Mrs Virgil Hatfield and her daughter Barbara are visiting the home of Rev and Mrs Benjamin Rist in South Bend to spend time with the family.
Mrs Hazel Simons served as hostess for the Hickory Grove Missionary society study group on Thursday afternoon October 15.
The State of Indiana files a suit against David V. Hughes for failure to provide for a child. Attorney John H. Hamling represents the plaintiff.
Miss Edna Leffler entertained twenty five youths at her West Delphi home Friday night. Games were played and a delightful evening was enjoyed.
Miss Edna Louise Hardesty daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hardesty of Delphi RR 2 has taken employment in Frankfort as a waitress at the Campbell Sandwich Shop.
Mrs. Minnie Redding Haines of Peru is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ..., as reported in local society notes.
Mrs Red ding recently spent a week in Peru and returned to Delphia with Mrs Haines. Harold C Honan, after weeks in Hollywood, has traveled to San Francisco for a visit aboard an ocean steamer.
Mr and Mrs Myron Ives and Mr and Mrs John Mount drove to Madison Indiana last weekend. They found the scenery very beautiful in this southern Indiana section.
Kokomo Husking gloves are made right and sewed tight with lower prices on Wolverine shoes rain coats underwear. Levi Gephart was taken to St Elizabeth hospital Saturday in the Blythe ambulance. Mrs Brackenridge Lyons Clark and Wason attended the state convention of social welfare workers at Bloomington last weekend. Ralph Wagoner Delphi and Bill Coppock Jr Yeoman plan to recover Wagoners car left in Nevada after a trip from California.
Orrs drug store notes the Trobaughs will move November 1 to their new residence purchased from Mrs. Mary Morrison. Virginia Jones, nursing director, was a Wednesday guest of Mrs. Roy Gregg. Roy Lane and Vera have returned to Lake Worth Florida after visiting Flora Bringhurst. Zollie Martin Henry Martin and daughter visited Anderson with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cole. T. R. Arnold City Clerk returned from St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis after surgery.
Members of the Delphi I. O. R. M. and Pochontas lodges travel to Indianapolis on October 20 and 21 for the sixty second annual grand council event.
James Warden and Pete Olsen reported crashes last Friday around six near the A T Bowen bank corner. No injuries occurred though both vehicles were damaged.
Mrs. Zelpha Kramer of Union State Bank is on vacation in Frankfort while Miss Ruth McCormick substitutes for her at the bank.
The Rhythm Kings Orchestra from Lafayette spends two weeks at the Sportsmen's Club on Lake Freeman. Local residents attend the dances each evening as the band performs. Mrs. Fred Raison and Ruth Ellen, and Charles Gee of Indianapolis visited the Studebakers before returning home Sunday.
Mrs. N E Gee of Altoona Pa departed Saturday for home following a visit with sister Mrs Anna Snyder. She was summoned by the serious illness of her niece Mrs William Cowdin Jr.
William Arnold of Indianapolis shows health improvement amid family ties to Delphi. Local events include a 4 H Fall Festival barbecue led by Roscoe Fraser serving 1500, a ninth annual poster contest on Recreation, and a wedding date note for Ora Sparger filing for divorce from Leroy Sparger. Deaths include Perry Bachman and John E. Collings verdicts. Community visits, church notes, and school cooperation urged.
The report notes a Yorktown October 19 observance with a flag salute and a large crowd awaiting President Hoover on a sesquicentennial address. It also records Emma M. Wiles filing a mortgage foreclosure suit against John Cripe Nora Cripe Pauline Cripe and George Young with Hanna and Hanna as attorneys. Frank Lyon and two women attended the Illinois state conference of social workers in Bloomington during the weekend.
Mrs Harold Baker vice president of the County Federation of Clubs traveled to Russiaville on Wednesday for a luncheon with district federation department heads. Mr and Mrs Marion Binney of Delphi John Roach of Oak Grove and Baker Roach of Monon attended the event and earlier marked a golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs Ella McDaniels fell critically ill Saturday while visiting at the Will Riley home north of Delphi. Her niece Miss Genevieve Ryan from Chicago arrived Sunday to spend the day with her. Twenty members of the Greentown and Jerome churches in Howard County visited Rev L E Knox and Mrs Knox, sharing a basket dinner. Rev Knox is a former pastor of these churches.
Capt Roscoe Dillen of the U S Navy recently visited Camden calling on local residents. He was accompanied by his son and attended Delphi high school for a time during his Camden residence.
The Delphi Legion Auxiliary has received an invitation to the Bringhurst Auxiliary meeting next Tuesday evening. All who plan to attend should notify the Delphi Auxiliary secretary.
Mrs C C Curtin of Lafayette visited Mr and Mrs J C O Connor. Mrs Allie Pollard and her cousin Miss Mary Ross of Indianapolis joined a motor trip to Columbus Ohio and Wheeling West Virginia. Miss Mamie Ross of Circleville accompanied home for a week visit.
The American Bankers Association reports only 4 percent of banks closed in eight months, 96 percent untouched, and deposits barely 1.2 percent tied. It criticizes panic and propaganda, notes drought and agricultural strain, and praises bankers for meeting obligations amid nationwide economic stress.
Announcement states Miss Myrtle Zinn daughter of W. D. Zinn Bringhurst will wed Robert C. Wingard son of Mr and Mrs William Wingard Flora on October 3. Mrs Wingard is a Home Hospital Lafayette trained nurse. Mr Wingard graduated from Purdue in June 1930 and works for the National Tube Company Ellwood City Pa. They will reside there after October 18.
Miss Ethel Spivey daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Spivey Delphi and Irwin Welch of Muncie married Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church Lafayette The bride is a secretary at Haywood Publishing Co Welch is University of Michigan graduate and a member of Welch Insurance Agency Muncie
Adams township taxpayers met in the commissioners court room for a state tax board hearing on lowering the tax budget and were advised to confer with the trustee. A Monroe township hearing followed with similar recommendations and outcomes.
Officers of the Delphi post of the American Legion are notified of a Legion and Auxiliary district meeting in Logansport on Sunday October 18. A parade at 1 pm features bands and drum corps, followed by address, business sessions, and entertainment with refreshments. Major Norman Imrie of Culver Military Academy will speak.
The February issue of Sierra Educational News features Miss Mary Sample head of Arcata Union High School English Department. She writes on freshmen oral English requirements and edits the California Drama Teachers association magazine for a second time after a prior successful edit.
The house democrats will caucus in Washington Saturday December 5 to nominate a candidate for speaker and other house officers. Radio tubes Herb Smith.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.