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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
4
Floyd Julien and Wally attended the All-Star Wall game in Chicago at Soldiers Field on Wednesday. The event drew notable participants and highlighted top local talent.
2 25 cent tubes Listerine Tooth Paste for 26 cents at EPess Orr's Drug Store. Miss Jane Lamb returns to Indianapolis after weeks with sisters Anna and Katherine Lamb. Mr and Mrs George Carrier of Delphi welcome a daughter born Monday at St Elizabeth's Hospital Lafayette. Pearl White performs risky work herself. Murder by OGPU Stalin's secret assassins highlighted in The American Weekly with next Sunday's Chicago Herald and Examiner.
The 54th Gardner family reunion drew about 75 attendees at Delphi City Park with distant relatives from Miami Beach Hollywood and Chicago. Officers elected include Harry C. Gardner president Lewis C. Gardner vice president and Mrs Miles T. Martin secretary treasurer.
Courtney Clawson and Mrs. Clawson hosted the Grange summer meeting in their home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Sweet of Monticello received a miscellaneous shower as officers and members helped decorate. The interior used colored crepe paper and a pot of gold basket for gifts. Refreshments followed the event.
The Charles Carroll chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will attend Indiana’s state conference at the Spink Wawasee hotel Lake Wawasee in September 2023. Regent Mrs Charles McCloskey will host the tea on September 21 with Mrs John Carney chairing the resolutions committee and Meredith Carney serving as a page.
A three course chicken dinner honoring the 18 Rose chapter officers was held at Mrs. Blanche Balser's home Tuesday night. Worthy Matron Balser and Associate Matron De lores Clawson arranged the event with five small tables, garden flowers, favors, place cards, and nut cups. Bingo crowned Mary Clawson Virginia Denk Mary M. Thompson Lillian Melin and Dorothy Orr as honorees. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday night September 19 with committee details to follow.
Several local families spent the Sunday at the city park with Orpha Schnepp. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Zook and daughter Roberta, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Zook, Mr and Mrs Chester Wingard and daughter, Lee Snider and Ethel Zook, Mr and Mrs Orton Zook and sons, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Parrott and daughter, Mr and Mrs Clarence Zook and daughter, Harry Maxwell, Goldie Zook, Mr and Mrs Cleans Zook and sons, and Mr and Mrs Argil Johnson and daughter.
The Delphi city park hosted the tri county grange picnic on Friday. Tiowa Grange of Pittsburg won the silver cup for the largest attendance with 51 members present. Talks were given by H. D. Newsome of Columbus, state master. Officers elected for the coming year included Courtney Clawson as president, Jesse Wise as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. John McCouch as lecturer.
The Deer Creek Township Home Economics club will meet September 8 at the library with Mrs. Mary Haugh as chairman. Roll call will be answered with current events. Committee members are Mrs. Mary Hufford Mrs. Luella Denbeck Mrs. Fannie Wagoner and Mrs. Elizabeth Grantham.
The McCain family reunion gathered at Delphi City Park on Sunday with about 100 in attendance. Officers elected for next year are Margaret McCain Mullin president, Reed McCain vice president, and Faye Buckley Wise secretary treasurer.
Miss Hazel Anderson and Mrs. Dwight Willets host a miscellaneous shower Friday night for Miss Frances Amick honoring her upcoming marriage to Spurgeon Johnson of Indianapolis set for September 18.
The Junto Club will open its season on September 5 with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Will Smock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ian Natta will present a program titled Pictorial Review of Indiana.
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