Abner Bowen Travels to Missouri for Business
Abner Bowen flew to Missouri on Thursday to handle business interests and returned home on Saturday.
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Abner Bowen
Missouri
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1940
Page
4
Make Merry Class Plans Church Party and Supper
The Make Merry class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a party and cooperative supper at the church Friday evening Oct 25 at 6 30. Tri Kappa members received yellow pumpkin shaped invitations for Halloween at Mrs Ray Orr home on Tue Oct 22. Dorothy Shaffer will speak on American pottery and Billy Quinn will perform an accordion solo while Mrs Fred Craven Smith reports on the district Federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Tri Kappa
Ray Orr
Dorothy Shaffer
Billy Quinn
Fred Craven Smith
Psi Iota Xi Guest Night at Delphi Club
Psi Iota Xi will host a guest night at the Delphi Country Club on Thursday night October 24. Committee in charge includes LaVaurne Dunkin Marilyn Holloway and Martha Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Iota Xi
Delphi Country Club
LaVaurne Dunkin
Marilyn Holloway
Martha Justice
Halloween Party at Delphi Church Halts at Peterson Home
The Amistad Class of Delphi Presbyterian Church will host a Halloween party and program at the country home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Peterson on Thursday night October 31. Mrs John Klepinger leads the devotional period and will perform a special number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amistad
Delphi Presbyterian Church
Joseph Peterson
John Klepinger
Halloween Event At Delphi Hosted By Mrs Wise
Tri C club members were entertained at Mrs. Jesse Wise’s home east of Delphi on October 9 with Mrs William Hawley assisting. Mary Cox and Flossie Cox led a Halloween program. Guests included Mrs. Amos Wise Mrs. Arthur Robbins Mrs. Ross Quick and Mrs. Jerry Boone. Seasonal refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-C Club
Jesse Wise
Delphi
William Hawley
Mary Cox
Flossie Cox
Amos Wise
Arthur Robbins
Ross Quick
Jerry Boone
Delphi Woman's Club Meets October 23 at Library
The Delphi Woman's Club will meet Wednesday afternoon October 23 at the library. Mrs. Charles Best, chairman of the American Home department, will chair the program with Mrs. Myron Ives assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Woman’s Club
Charles Best
American Home Department
Myron Ives
Gray's Feed Prices Detailed by Product Types
A price list shows Gray's feed products including Value supplements 32 26 and 30 percent, Hog Supplement, Egg Mash, Growing Mash, Special Starter Homing Feed, and various grain components such as ground corn oats and cracked corn. Prices per cwt or 100 pounds are listed alongside feed ingredients including dehy'd alfalfa meal.
Halloween Bridge Night At South Delphi Home
Mrs. Clarence Darragh hosted Yeoman Ace High club members and guests at her South Delphi residence on Wednesday evening. The Halloween motif featured tally cards and decorations. Bridge honors went to Clara Williams, Blanche Overly, Katherine Weaver, and Faye Holloway. Mrs. George Wagoner of Burrows attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Darragh
Yeoman Ace High Bridge Club
South Delphi
Clara Williams
Blanche Overly
Katherine Weaver
Faye Holloway
George Wagoner
Burrows
Dessert-bridge event at Miss Bowen’s home
Miss Hilda Bowen and Mrs. Abner Bowen hosted a Wednesday dessert-bridge for friends at Miss Bowen’s residence. Four-person tables featured pale lemon yellow and white decor with mums. Ice cream cake hot coffee tea salted nuts and mints were served. Bridge honors went to Mrs. Robert Bradshaw Mrs. Will Smock and Mrs. Hubert Gros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Robert Bradshaw
Will Smock
Hubert Gros
Chatter-Box Club Celebrates Seventh Anniversary
The Biltz and Conrad restaurant near Lafayette hosted a gathering of current and former Chatter-Box club members and guests on Wednesday night to observe their seventh anniversary. Dinner was served at individual four-person tables centered with American Beauty roses. Favors included note sheets and roses. Bridge was played with honors awarded to Irma Crosby, Stella Aldridge, Mary Heflong and Katherine McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltz and Conrad
Lafayette
Chatter-Box Club
Irma Crosby
Stella Aldridge
Mary Heflong
Katherine McDowell
Tipwa Grange Hears Plans for First Degree Class
Members met at their Pittsburg hall to plan a first degree for a class of candidates this evening. Mr and Mrs Hilary Nichter, newlyweds, received a mirror from the grange. C R Clawson gave a talk on his Western tour and displayed a rice stalk. Clarence Eyer spoke of his Wisconsin National Guard camp experiences this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipwa Grange
Pittsburg
Hilary Nichter
Grange
C. R. Clawson
Clarence Eyer
National Guard
Wisconsin
Rain or Shine class party at Beale home South Delphi
Members of the Rain or Shine class of the Delphi Methodist church enjoyed a Monday night party at Mrs. George Beale’s South Delphi home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Sue Wingard Mrs. Edythe Dickison and Mrs. Lola Parks. The event took place in the Beale recreation room by the basement fireplace with wieners marshmallows salads meats and dessert served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Methodist Church
George Beale
South Delphi
Sue Wingard
Edythe Dickison
Lola Parks
Beale
Grange Meeting Hears Lectures and Halloween Party Planned
The Grange met last Friday evening under Lily Sheets with readings by Vivian and Mary Jane Frantz. The ladies degree team will confer the first degree Friday evening. On October 25 a Halloween party titled Save 4 Halloween is planned with prizes for best makeup and a chili soup supper with pumpkin pie and coffee for all masked guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Lily Sheets
Vivian
Mary Jane Frantz
Rockfield PTA Meeting Highlights Oct 18
The Rockfield school PTA meets Friday October 18 at 7 30 p m in the school building. Martha Mullin reads and Mrs Harold Baker delivers a patriotic lecture. Mr and Mrs Sam Schaccitano of Indianapolis perform piano and cello with Mr Schaccitano from the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Mrs Schaccitano is Lois McCain, daughter of Mr and Mrs George McCain. Pumpkin pie and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher’s Association of the
Rockfield School
Martha Mullin
Harold Baker
Sam Schaccitano
Indianapolis
Schaccitano
Lois McCain
George McCain
Autumn bridal shower honors Mrs Baer at Delphi home
Mrs Paul Jones and Mrs Ben Weidner hosted a delightful autumn party at Mrs Jones home in South Delphi Tuesday night in honor of Mrs Harry Baer a recent bride. The decor featured multicolored autumn leaves and gifts under an autumn leaf umbrella topped with a miniature bride and groom. Bridge and euchre were played at four tables with honors to Maude Wilson Eunice Greenup Naomi Theophile Mrs Robert Dunkin and Mrs George Vaughan. Refreshments included pumpkin pie whipped cream cheese and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Ben Weidner
Jones
South Delphi
Harry Baer
Bridge
Euchre
Maude Wilson
Eunice Greenup
Naomi Theophile
Robert Dunkin
George Vaughan
Deer Creek Woman's Republican Club Meeting Planned
The Deer Creek Township Woman's Republican club will sponsor a meeting of all Republican women and friends in the county on Thursday. The event aims to unite party supporters and discuss local political activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek Township
Woman’s Republican Club
Cuba's New President
A Delphi community program features Mrs. Clarence Benadum of Muncie speaking at the Masonic Temple on October 24 at 2 p m. Mrs. Robert Davidson names committee chairs for publicity reception decoration registration and refreshments with honors to Mrs. Ed Wingard and Mrs. S S 3 Ge Crampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Masonic Temple
Delphi
Clarence Benadum
Muncie
Robert Davidson
B. B. Mayhill
William Fraser
Fred Morrison
Anna Lamb
Lillian Blythe
J.D. Klepinger
Ed Wingard
Ge Crampton
William Swickard
Mary Randall
Legion
Charles Roskuski
Oracle club gathers at Bowen home for second meeting
Members met Monday evening at Mrs. E W Bowen and Miss Hilda Bowen's home for the year’s second session. Wason led the program with life long air castles, others contributed impromptu. Tea coffee and cakes were served. Miss Nellie Haughey distributed the year's programs. Next meeting October 28 at Miss Haughey's home with Robert Bradshaw in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracle Club
E. W. Bowen
Hilda Bowen
W. B. Wason
Robert Bradshaw
Allen Bailey
Nellie Haughey
Haughey
Auxiliary meeting plans Armistice dinner honors post
The Oct meeting of the Auxiliary of Harry Bohannon Post No 75 met at Mrs William Mahanna's home with assistants. Mrs Lee Shaeffer led the session and committees were named for Armistice dinner decorations program and arrangements. Bridge and Legion games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bohannon Post
William MaHanna
Fred Bassett
Robert Davidson
Lee Shaeffer
Harvey Hoshaw
Herman Theophile
Mary Randall
George Scarff
Ed Wingard
George Beale
Marie Swickard
James Clifford
Shaeffer
Noted Author Sigrud Undset to Speak in New York
Sigrid Undset, Norwegian author and 1928 Nobel laureate, will deliver a talk in New York on October 22 titled Scandinavia and the War. It opens a series of 100 lectures by distinguished figures at Columbia University’s Institute of Arts and Sciences during the twenty-eighth annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrud Undset
Autho
New York
Scandinavia
Columbia University
Tute of Arts and Sciences
Men in Coats Featured in Esquire Ad
Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Johnson and son Tommy of Indianapolis spent the weekend in Delphi with her parents. Mrs Nancy McCormick and daughter Ruth visited in South Bend with Mrs Oakes Voorhees. Mr and Mrs Francis Moore moved into the Lytle Anderson apartment on East Monroe. Mr and Mrs George Obear and daughters Martha and Judith with Miss Harriet Davis drove to Iowa City and back. Miss K Davis returned home after weeks with her niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McKinley
Hardinsburg
Joseph
Sarah Frances
Bloomington
Nancy McCormick
Ruth
South Bend
Oakes Voorhees
Mrs. Francis Moore
Lytle Anderson
East
Monroe Street
George Obear
Martha
Judith
Harriet Davis
Mrs. Obear
Iowa City
Miss K Davis
McCormicks to Build Home in Elmwood Gardens Delphi
Mr and Mrs Watson C McCormick plan construction of a new dwelling in Elmwood Gardens Delphi, on a lot directly north of the Forrest Orr property. The Theophiles spent the weekend with relatives in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson C. McCormick
Elmwood Gardens
Delphi
Forrest Orr
Herman Theophile
Grand Rapidz, Michigan
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Rain Or Shine
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Harry H. Cree
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Edith Hemmig
Federated
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Adams Drug Store
Andrea Clements
Caryl Shrum
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Join Carney
Monticello
Cal Carney
Cleveland
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National Medical Association
Jack Grimm
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Adah Smith
George Hall
Robert Hall
Alice Breitweiser
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Asa Cohee
Juan Edelman
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