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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
7
State board of election issues a new edition detailing the 1928 election laws with a calendar of principal political events. Primary election scheduled for May 8 and general election on November 6 are listed.
A Delphi market listing shows items like Hens under 4 lbs and 4 lb plus, spring chicks, geese and turkey prices, and hides, followed by a note on commissioners W. W. Spencer Fred C. Gause and J. Otto Lee. It then lists upcoming election dates: primary May 8, general election Nov 6, plus filing and withdrawal deadlines from March through December for various offices and party conventions.
John J. Stanley versus Minnie E. Stanley to foreclose mortgage with William C. Smith as attorney for plaintiff. State of Indiana on relation of Luther F. Symons versus Carroll County Loan Trust and Savings Co to appoint a receiver, Arthur L. Gilliam attorney for plaintiff. James M. Battrell of Camden appointed administrator of Loretta J. M. McCain estate, Boyd and Julien attorneys.
A long list of Sunday visits and local activities across East of Delphi including Raber and Sidenbender families in Clymers, Logansport guests, and weekend trips to Lafayette Flora and Indianapolis. Notable items include California return of Daniel Miller, new Hammond newlyweds the Docks visiting, May Tag washing machines demo by Charles Weaver, and Federated Teachers' Association travel plans.
The Hi Y club held its first local meeting and named program, finance and service committees. Freeman Redding led a Bible discussion then a general talk by Mr. Bradshaw on factors toward success emphasized truth, credit, integrity and hard work. Group photos were taken to promote the annual. Grades were handed out with many looking forward to a Thursday and Friday vacation as teachers travel to Indianapolis.
The Haymakers plan a lodge session next Tuesday night described as an occasion of "big cats" by an active member. Star Brand and Wolverine Shoes are praised as better horsehide leather footwear, with long store history and thousands served. Mr and Mrs Robert Bradshaw returned to Delphi from a wedding trip to St Petersburg Florida.
Latest arrivals include ladies Porto Rican kerchiefs all hand made and hand embroidered. Crystal introduces special pins and ornaments as new accessories to add winter smartness. Priced at
Fashion notes highlight cuffed gloves in bright gay colors or muted tones as a favored accessory for women aiming for polished outfits. Designers suggest pairing bold hues with tailored suits or pairing subtle shades with everyday dresses to achieve a refined look.
Leone Hanna Lucille Casad and Ionah Maxwell attended the Young People conference at North Manchester. Hazel Atherton of Michigan City was a weekend guest of her parents Sherman and Mrs Atherton. Local families hosted gatherings and teachers from the township attended the Indianapolis Teachers Association event.
Several residents attended a pageant at French Postpark Sunday. Mrs. Maddie Thompson returned from Gary. Boyers moved their family into the home recently purchased from the Smith estate. Eva Jackson and Mrs. Airhart visited Lafayette Saturday. Harley Brewer and W L Tyler were Flora visitors Sunday. Tipwa Grange held an anniversary party Thursday evening. Arthur Collins will move to the home vacated by Charlie Boyles.
John Ratcliff has been employed as elevator operator for the courthouse and began duties Tuesday morning. Mrs Cripe, matron at the courthouse, has been filling both roles but Carroll County now has a separate court to ensure an operator is on duty at all times.
Rexall sale advertised for October 20 21 and 22 at Margowski’s Rexall Drug Store. Special discounts on selected items announced by the store.
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