Nurses Told of Public Health Needs Meeting
sale and Mrs. Violet Hodgson of the National Association of Public Health Nurses will speak to the group of nurses and public health workers. Delphi attendees include Mrs. J P Wason Mrs Mary Haugh Yan us Wells L M Pietcher Mrs Lorel Blickenstaff Rev Clifford Reed Miss Bess Rothenberger Mrs L H Smith and Misses Mary and Theresa Hanrahan. A number from the townships will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Home Economics
Purdue
Phillip Jacobs
National Organization
Violet Hodgson
Halloween party delights Delphi Scout Troop No 1
Scout group entertained at the Meth odist church basement Friday evening for a Hallowe en party hosted by Scribe Edwin Hall. William Harper Smith won best masked Scout and a fine award. Ed Lynch Harry Reed Rev Manker Woodruff attended. Lewis Kirkpatrick of Troop 2 invited Troop 1 to a Hallowe en party next Wednesday at 7 30 PM, an invitation accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Methodist Church
Edwin Hall
William Harper’ Smith
Ed Lynch
Harry Reed
Scout Committee
Rev. Manker
Woodruff
Lewis Kirkpatrick
Hallowe’en
William Smith
C. O. Julius
W. W. Gochenour
O. P. Manker
Frank Shepard
Harold Barnes
Rebekah District No 7 Holds Semi Annual Meeting
Rebekah members urged to attend the District No 7 semi annual meeting in this city on Tuesday October 28. Indiana officers will attend and Memorial work will be given by Star City Rebekah Lafayette. A school of instruction conducted by Mary I Mater of Rockville. The Rebekah degree to be conferred by the West Sonora staff. Officers listed include Ethel Hunter Delphi Edith Garrett Battle Ground Mary Wilson Delphi Myrtle Davidson Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Assembly of
Indiana
Star City Rebekah
Lodge
Lafayette
Mary. I
Rockville
West Sonora
Ethel Hunter
Delphi
Edith Garrett
Battle Ground
Mary Wilson
Myrtle Davidson
Logansport Clubs Host Joint Meeting at Mrs Conwell Home
About thirty ladies from the Delphi Woman's club and the Woman's Progressive club of Logansport gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. B. F. Conwell’s home. The Delphi club led the program with president Mrs. O. P. Manker presiding as Rev. Manker sang with Mrs. Gwyn Smith at the piano. Mrs. A. C. Clauser spoke on Following Daylight Into the West detailing her western trip this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Woman’s Club
Woman’s Progressive Club
Logansport
B. F. Conwell
Delphi Club
O. P. Manker
Manker
Gwyn Smith
A. C. Clauser
West
D A R Chapter Met at Country Home for Meeting and Hallowe en Plans
D A R Charles Carroll Chapter met at Mrs. Robert VanNatta's country home with President Mrs. W H Bradshaw in charge. Reports from state conference in Richmond followed by pink rose decorated refreshments. Halloween events planned include Make Merry class at Methodist church and Welcome Inn Grange festival with various prize categories and booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Robert VanNatta
W. H. Bradshaw
Richmond
N. W. Bowen
N. J. Howe
Julia Irelan
Anna’ Hardy
R. 8. Tidrick
Tipwa Grange Holds Meeting With Readings and Halloween Plans
Tipwa Grange met Thursday at their hall in Pittsburg with readings by Mrs. Corns The Wedding Iv an Ashba The Late Model and If by Edna Gerbens. Jokes by Mr Gerbens Jesse Wise and Larry Gruber. A dinner pie stunt and guessing shadows. Halloween masquerade set for Thursday October 30 with pumpkin pie for each family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipwa Grange
Pittsburg
Sunday School Meet and G A R Club Events
The Bachelor Run Flora Lower Deer Creek Upper Deer Creek and Walton Sunday schools met at the Lower Deer Creek Church of the Brethren with a basket dinner after morning services and an afternoon program led by Rev. B F Perry on what constitutes a successful Sunday school. The Past Presidents Club of the Ladies of the G A R hosted a dinner and theatre party in Lafayette Monday evening attended by Mrs. Frank B. Lyon Mrs. Ed Fraser Mrs. Lewis Martin Mrs. E B Maxwell of Delphi Mrs. Martha Galbreth of Rockfield Mrs. Vernon Whittlesey of St Charles IL and Mrs. L D Carey of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Run
Flora
Lower Deer Creek
Upper Deer Creek
Walton
The
G. A.R
Lafayette
Frank B. Lyon
Ed Fraser
Lewis Martin
E. BE. Maxwell
Delphi
Martha Galbreth
Rockfield
Vernon Whittlesey
St. Charles, Il
L. D. Carey
Monticello
Halloween Party and Dinner at Presbyterian Church
Eibaicos class invites members to a Halloween party and dinner at the church this evening. The invitation list includes Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Amick Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson Mr. and Mrs. H. Robinson Mrs. Hulda Camp and Miss Lena Bardonner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eibaicos _ class
The
Presbyterian Church
C. T. Amick
Ed Johnson
H. Robinson
Hulda Camp
Lena Bardonner
Rain Or Shine Class Plans Hallowe'en Party
The Rain Or Shine class of the local Methodist church will host a Hallowe en party at the church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
G A R Ladies Circle Hosts All Day Meeting Aboard
Governor Morton circle of the G A R held an all day gathering with a cooperative noon dinner at the American Legion rooms. Three large tables were artistically arranged with flowers. Nora Etnire of Logansport served as department treasurer and Gertrude Fox of Indianapolis, state inspector, took part in the afternoon program. Delphi welcomed two past department presidents, Mrs. Frank Lyon and Mrs. E E Maxwell, as special dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Alr
Morton
American Legion Rooms
Nora Etnire
Logansport
Gertrude Fox
Indianapolis
Delphi
Frank Lyon
E. E. Maxwell
French Post park closes after summer social season
The park ends its season following a pleasant summer of social events and homecomings. A piano donated by Dora West of Canada was moved to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hildebrand and their daughter Irene for winter storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Post Park
Dora West
Canada and Friends
Arthur Hildebrand
Irene
Eastern Star Chapter Adds New Members
Regular meeting at the Temple Monday evening voted in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley for membership and they will be initiated at the November gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Chapter
Temple
Frank Riley
County Presbyterian Rally in Carroll County at Flora Church
Presbyterian youths from Carroll County gather at Flora Presbyterian Church today. Supper at 6:30 PM precedes an address by Miss Elizabeth Taft of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Flora Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Taft
Indianapolis
Fifth District Meeting of Indiana Builders in Camden
The Indiana Builders and Supply Company hosts its fifth district meeting in Camden on Thursday evening October 30. Curtis McCain serves as local chairman for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Builders and Supply Company
Camden
Curtis McCain
Junto Club Plans Travelogue Evening at Studebakers
The Junto club meets Friday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Studebaker. The hosts will present a travelogue for the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junto Club
H. E. Studebaker
Country Club Ladies Host Bridge Party Wednesdays
Country Club Ladies of the Country club enjoyed a bridge party Wednesday afternoon. These parties will continue each Wednesday as long as the weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Ladies of the Country Club
Hallowe'en Church Party At Hopewell Christian Church
A penny social and Hallowe'en party will be held at Hopewell Christian Church on Wednesday evening October 29. Admission of ten cents will be charged if not masked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Hopewell Christian Church
Firemen and families share cooperative supper
Firemen and their families enjoyed a cooperative chicken supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kite last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Kite
Red Men Host Euchre Night in Brewster Hall
A committee of the Red Men invites the public to a euchre party in Brew er's hall on Wednesday evening October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Brewer’s Hall
Health figures appoints Indiana Tuberculosis Seals chair
Dr. Stanley Coulter accepts the Indiana chair for the 1930 Tuberculosis Christmas Seals and health bonds drive in 92 counties. Anne Lutz of Lafayette, Indiana Tuberculosis Association, joins as co organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Philip Jacobs
National Tuberculosis Association
Stanley Coulter
Indiana
Hoosier
Coulter
Anne’ Lutz
Lafayette
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Tippecanoe County
Witter Divorce and Foreclosure Actions Listed
In this notice, Uriah Joe Witter seeks a divorce from Helen Ruth Witter with James O. Obear as plaintiff attorney. Oliver A. Scipio pursues foreclosure and a receiver against Earl and Susan Abney, with Cartwright Wason Carr as plaintiff attorney. Nims Chevrolet Co. sues William C Félix for a note demand of 225 dollars, handled by Cartwright Wason Carr. James R. Todd requests appointment of a receiver for Joseph L Hollars, with William C. Smith as attorney for the plaintiff. Otha BE Caster sues William Dahlenburg for 10000 dollars in damages, venued from White County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Joe Witter
Helen Ruth Witter
James O. Obear
Oliver A. Scipio
Earl
Susan Abney
Cartwright
Wason & Carr
Nims Chevrolet Co
William C. Félix
James R. Todd
Joseph L. Hollars
William C. Smith
Hints For Homemakers And Seasonal Breakfast Tips
Stain removal tips include boiling water on white fabrics and glycerine treatment on others. Fresh fruits and berries offer breakfast garnish ideas. Prepare ahead with sparkling jellies to accompany porridge and persuade hesitant eaters at breakfast.
Daughters of Isabella Hold Regular Meeting
The Daughters of Isabella plan a Tuesday evening gathering in their hall with a business session followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Lavigh-A-Lot Club Meeting Postponed to Friday
The Lavigh-A-Lot club, originally slated to meet this week, is postponed until Friday evening next week. They will be entertained at the home of Mrs. William Gardner.
Colburn H. E. Club Delivers Program At School
Colburn Home Economics club met Wednesday at the Colburn school with Mrs. Garr Martin and Mrs. H. E. Studebaker leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colburn H. E. Club
Colburn Home Economics Club
Colburn School
Garr Martin
H. E. Studebaker
Mrs Charles Cartwright Hosts Bridge Club At West Front Home
Mrs Charles Cartwright entertains her bridge club and a few friends this afternoon at her West Front Street residence offering an informal social gathering in a private home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cartwright
West Front Street
Four-Times-Four Club Hosts Meet at Delphi Home
Mrs. W. W. Gochenour acted as hostess to the Four-Times-Four club at her South Delphi residence on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gochenour
South Delphi
Pancake Tips and Seasoning Tricks From Jane Rogers
Jane Rogers notes pancakes stick less when rubbed with the cut potato, a method trusted beyond grease. She adds that seasoning aims to balance main ingredients with small amounts of sugar to enhance meat and fish sauces without making them sweet.
Glass shipment boosts sash stock at Metzger Lumber
Metzger Lumber Co announces a large glass shipment and urges customers to bring in sashes for winter. The Citizen office notes Halloween Seals available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger Lumber CO
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Delphi Armory
Claribel McLeod
Eastman Camera
Cher
Eastman
Hall’s Meat Market
E. Franklin Sr
Wisconsin
Seneyen
Indiana Railroad System Indiana Service Corporation
Womans Club
Welcome Inn
Welcome Inn Grange
Radnor Hall
Hobo
Darkey
Maggie
Jiggs
Freak
Builders District Meeting
Euchre Party
T. A. Kearns
Ralph Maggart
L. H. Smith
By Jane Rogers
D. of
Laugh
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Ray Maxwell
Paris
Stéwart & Gochenour
NYE Ie Hs
Ciga I. Lewis Cigar Mig. Co
Newark
N. J
Makers
House of Hospitality
Monument Circle
Mncs
Wesley
St. and Capitol
Frank C. Williams
Has Thomas
Post Office
Ind
Haveland
Rison Hotel
Madison Streets
Chicago
the Morrison
Offices
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