Delphi Citizen invites readers to submit notices
The Delphi Citizen asks residents to share visits and items with the newspaper as a courtesy. Call Number 14 to relay any notes or messages for publication.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
3
The Delphi Citizen asks residents to share visits and items with the newspaper as a courtesy. Call Number 14 to relay any notes or messages for publication.
Mrs. Sophia Dreifus visits Lafayette on business. Mr. J. H. Cartwright and wife plan Indianapolis weekend. Eva Johnson visits Mary Lou Gerard in Carroll County. Rain or Shine chicken supper at M. E. church on Friday November 11 from 5 to 7. Many local residents host and attend dinners and trips across Lafayette Delphi Kokomo Logansport and Chicago areas with guests from Ottawa St Elizabeth's hospital and Washington D C. A large sequence of visits dinners and travels features in this community roundup.
The month of October set a record for warmth, with an average 58.4 degrees versus a 57.2 normal, the warmest since 1900. Frosts were rare, farmers benefited, and precipitation was light with most days clear and warm.
Reports from Indiana describe unusually large populations of quail and rabbits. Drivers report night lanes alive with young rabbits near Hoosier highways as coveys abound in typical quail regions. Landowners aid by leaving brush piles for shelter and providing food and water during harsh weather.
During the Big Co-Operative sale subscribers can get The Citizen for $1 a year. The offer lists Kokomo based Quick and Clifford as sellers for these gloves.
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