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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
6
A long list of visits and family gatherings across Yeoman Monticello Rensselaer and Logansport shows residents sharing weekends birthdays and hospital news. Notable items include Charles Ballard and family visits, a birth at Home Hospital Lafayette of Jerry David Lilly, and multiple calls on friends and relatives including Marquess Lilly and Burke households.
Burlington hosts district meeting with Christian Sunday school orchestra providing opening music. Windsor area residents attend events and visits include stops in Indianapolis Chicago Kokomo Michigan City and Gary. Community activities include Bridge Club meetings Willing Workers class Brethren church events and a large community dinner with many attendees. The oldest participant was 82 and the youngest 5 months.
Mrs Tony Kressley visited her mother Mrs Minnie Wilson Thursday. Several families and neighbors shared weekends and church events from Cutler to Kokomo and Delphi. The Ball Hill rally and basement dedication drew many attendees and relatives gathered for a basket dinner at the Aikens home.
Jefferson Township notes a birth: Jerry David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alford Lilly, born Oct 12 at Home Hospital in Lafayette. Community reports list numerous local visits and weekend gatherings at area churches and homes, including families from Idaville Williamsport Monticello Cissna Park and Remington with extended relatives. Local social mentions include World’s Fair trip by the Kilmer family and visits among neighbors.
Arthur Burger weeded on the William Acheson farm last week. John Robinson and Frank Pantle helped Ben Teel buzz wood last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooley spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swatts. Mrs. Joan Robinson visited Thur day afternoon with Mrs. Charles D Vaughan. Ed Brown drives an Essex sedan bought from Charles Hargraves of Yeoman. Helen Berry visited Friday afternoon as a supper guest of Anna Belle, Nina Irene and Ina Vaughan. Miss Isabelle Swatts of East Chicago spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swatts. Jane Brookshire stays with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ginn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis Vaughan and children. Mrs. Ed Brown went Tuesday to visit cousin Mrs. Richard Crowell in the Hickory Grove neighborhood for a week. Bennie Dean Teel has been absent from school due to an ear ache. He is some better. Miss Jessie Frye staying with Mr. and Mrs. Seneca Shepard was in Lockport Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Seneca Shepard is much improved since her fall and can assist with housework. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D Vaughan and daughters called on Mrs. Thad Guthrie in Rock Creek township on Sunday.
Rockfield near Delphi hosts a surprise party for Mrs. Edging at Sam Edging home on Wednesday evening. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Joy Edging and children, Dallas Edging and children, Dewey Edging and son from Camden, and Wilson Bush family from Burrows during a cooperative supper.
Mr and Mrs Fred Miller and relatives spent Sunday with Miller relatives in Frankfort. Bowman family held their annual oyster supper at Warner Bowman home. Mrs Ella Plank returned from Monticello after a two week visit with the Sandersons. Carroll County War Mothers met with Mrs Frank Sanderson for a coop dinner and business meeting. Various visits include Ben Jones in Missouri Opal Mullin at Indiana University, J W Foust dinner guests from Royal Center, and several local trips to Chicago and Monmouth. The Rock Creek PTA meets Oct 26 and the Presbyterians plan a play October 23 and 26.
Robert Hanna suffered a stroke last Tuesday noon leaving his left side affected and in serious condition. Several local residents including Martha Leslie of Idaville and her daughter visited. various family gatherings occurred for birthdays and anniversaries with many named neighbors from Argos Walkerton and Denver Indiana.
Thurlow Mullendore opens a store at the Lockport bridge area formerly run by Tom Snaf fer. Local residents share weekend visits and illness notes include John Wingard being seriously ill at home. Miss Mary Guthrie and Purdue student Jim Guthrie are mentioned among weekend gatherings.
Carroll County residents attend the Indiana State Grange Convention in Columbus Indiana this week led by Glenn and Mrs Davis delegates and Ira Fetterhoff Pomona delegate State Chaplain Lloyd Zook and Eunice Zook Also Jesse E Wise Carroll County deputy Perry Rule and Clifford McCormick and Mrs Rule and Mrs McCormick.
A Mantoux skin test sponsored by the County Tuberculosis Society will be held at the courthouse on October 24 from 11 to 12 a m and again from 3 to 5 p m Telephone 100 for public calendar dates.
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