Delphi Citizen Visits Courtesy Note
Community readers are invited to share guest visits and notes with The Delphi Citizen. The notice encourages polite exchange and asks callers to telephonically notify Number 14 with details of visits or items.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
5
Community readers are invited to share guest visits and notes with The Delphi Citizen. The notice encourages polite exchange and asks callers to telephonically notify Number 14 with details of visits or items.
Mr and Mrs Harry Brewer were in Michigan City Tuesday. Mrs J W Reed visits Fort Wayne this week. Robert Haugh visits Fort Wayne with Jack O Connor. Miss Naomi Pruitt spent Sunday with friends in Napanee. J C Sanders and family left Saturday for Martinsville. Mrs L A Knox visits her mother in Converse. Walter Neff at Burleson Sanitarium Grand Rapids Mich. Clyde Robbins in Logansport Sunday. J N Coomey and family at Lafayette Sunday. Harold Isang in Danville Illinois Sunday. Mrs Paul Ashby in Lafayette Wednesday. Royal Scepter Coffee Smiths Groe.
Dr. E Basser and M D will see patients at the Crosby Hotel on the first and third Tuesdays each month from 1 to 3 PM for rectal diseases only. Mrs C B Lyon vacationing in Petosky Michigan. Charles Wilson and Miss J D Latham of Indianapolis visited Sun day with Mr and Mrs Russ Wilson. E H Swegman of Jamesville visiting his aunt Mrs John Hamling Sr. J Reed McCain of Indianapolis in Delphi on business earlier this week. Robert A Green of Pea Ridge Ark guest of Harry Anderson last week.
A string of social items from Delphi notes Chance Foster and daughter Virginia of Chicago visiting his brother Louis Foster, Miss Eva Griffith weekending in Indianapolis, and relatives gathering from Lafayette, Bloomington, and Fort Wayne plus local visits to Flora, South Bend, Warsaw, and Kokomo. Community members host, travel, teach, and celebrate with friends and family across Indiana cities.
Mrs Arthur Gros entertained a company of ladies at bridge on Monday afternoon in a social gathering.
Russ H. Wilson and daughter Jean attended the Cass County fair at Logansport on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson of A and P spent Sunday in Logansport. Mrs Ed Lynch and niece Miss Chestina DeLong visited in Logansport on Tuesday. Misses Esther and Ruth Wilson plan a Lake Shaffer vacation next week.
Reverend R Dale LeCount and his wife are visiting northern Indiana lakes this week, stopping at several lakeside locales to rest and reflect during a brief trip.
Mr and Mrs J H Cartwright and Miss Jessie McAfee motored to Indianapolis last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Grover Whiteman and family and Miss Mildred Whiteman visited in Logansport Sunday. Mrs C Crampton entertained two tables at lunch Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Mary McAfee of Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Joseph Donlin and family of Fort Wayne spent the weekend with friends in Lafayette and Delphi.
Mrs. Robert Van Natta entertained a company of ladies at a bridge luncheon held Wednesday at 1:30 P M at her country home.
A. R. Marshall of Topeka relieved Victor Porter at the Standard Oil station for a few days this week as part of a temporary staffing swap.
Local ads promote Parker and Sheaffer writing sets for students at Ruffing's Shop and highlight back to school need. Community notices note travel and visits among residents including Deeters, Crooks, and Quicks with several relatives moving or traveling for the season.
A large crowd gathered at French Post park on Sunday for five reunions. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Wood with son Vincent and daughter Polly from Long Beach California visited the Beadle family. A band concert is scheduled for tonight.
Rev Father Reed J W Reed J C O Conner and Jerre Haugh spent Sunday in Kokomo attending a dinner hosted by the Joan of Arc congregation. Mrs J H Cartwright hosts friends for Miss Jessie McAfee prior to her Monday departure for Washington DC. Mrs Vernon Clauson gives a mixed shower for Miss Josephine Clifford at her Flora home. Mr and Mrs Victor Black move from Flora to this city and rent Mrs Ida Gustavel's East Monroe residence. Miss Mary Alice Meyer leaves Monday for Danville Illinois to resume her senior year.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Waigner and daughters Mary Lucile and Vivian spent from Saturday until Monday at Ottawa Indiana with Mrs Wagoner sister Mrs Glen Calvert and husband.
Cooper Carbonate for treating wheat appears in local ag note. Mrs. Charles Bowen of Champaign Illinois visits Wason Bowen families. Luncheon hosted for Geneve Ryan Elsie Gardner and others. Various arrivals for visits from Raymond Jackson Chicago and Indianapolis. Delphian residents travel to Gary and Mont Fairview for teaching posts and family events.
Delph i residents learn Delph i Feed Produce Store on South Washington offers free delivery for orders of 500 pounds or more in the country and 100 pounds in town. The item lists several local visits, travels, visits to relatives, and business trips across Indiana and neighboring states.
Mrs J R Starks and her daughter Thelma depart Thursday for Gary after a two week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs A W Wolover. Mrs Stark is accompanied by Mrs Samuel Brown who will visit her sister Mrs Sarah Julien and Helen and William.
An eye specialist advises that green soothes the nerves and notes its effect is especially true of green backs.
In the Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1927 notice is given that Ireneus Shortridge as administrator has filed his final settlement. The court will examine the account on September 21 1927 at Delphi Indiana. All heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved. Witness Floyd J Julien Clerk. August 30 1927.
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