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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
4
In Carroll County Indiana Jason M Been cashier swears the financial figures are true. The document lists loans bonds and securities cash items and deposits totaling near 1.2 million dollars with capital stock undivided profits and time and demand deposits. The oath was sworn August 11 1931 before Notary Lillie Brown.
Riley Park Cafe now run by Charles Odell serves good food near the inter urban station. The Joseph Been family held a picnic at French Post park last Sunday. Mrs Isaac Dreifus will spend the weekend in Chicago. Agnes Margowski deputy county clerk on a week's vacation. Born to Daniel and wife Guckien of Washington township a son Daniel Joseph. Burnside Haynes and daughter Lillian return from Springfield Illinois. Lula Fauber Martin and her son visit with Fauber family in Frankfort. Kenneth Alle and Charles Flagler to assist at Indiana state fair in Indianapolis next week. Father Reed and his mother to spend a few days in Chicago. Florerice Gamble to Fort Wayne for business college. Roscoe Sheeley and family headed to Napoleon Ohio for Labor Day. Radio tubes Herb Smith and Amick family reunion at Columbus Indiana. Earl D Smith returns from Rushville visit. Paul Benner of Kansas City visiting Burrows parents. Flora Griffith hosts guests Merle Brown East Chicago for dinner. Delphi M E church Girl Scouts hold market on E Franklin street Saturday September 5 at 10 am. Elizabeth Murphy and Jessie moved to Pletcher property on Wilson street. William Corns weekend guest in Monticello. Harold Gordon succeeds Warren Mullikin as Bringhurst principal. Mullikin served four years. Robert and Raymond Clawson visit Cleveland and Akron Ohio. Forty members of the 40 and 8 and wives attend all day outing at Robert Davidson summer cottage. Blythe and Sons funeral directors building addition to their Monroe and Union street funeral home.
Flora teacher moved to Bourbon Indiana to teach this year. Mrs. Mabel Sites fell ill at the Sites reunion Saturday and remains at home. Back to school appeal promotes affordable boys clothing including overalls shirts waist socks caps sweaters with a focus on value and style.
Fred H. Wheeler of Delphi Motor Sales spent last weekend in Chicago visiting several sales agencies. A family dinner at Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Wells honored Mayor Yanus Wells's birthday. P. N. Short received 15 gallons of gasoline from the Carroll County Tuberculosis Association with Charles Stewart getting the remaining ten. Township assessors and wives plan a social Friday at seven at County Assessor Orville Schock’s home. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Parker and son returned to Detroit after visiting Mrs. Parker’s relatives. Will Cowdin’s family hosted Harriet Gros and Ralston Wilbur from South Dakota. Wilbur will work in Lafayette after Sept. 15. Radio tubes-Herb. Smith.
Sheaffer Life Time pens a Margowski's Drug Store visitor list in Goodland where E. Pruitt and his daughter Naomi spent Tuesday as guests of Miss Ruth Le.
Special advertises 1x68 ft tongue and groove yellow pine at 2.75 per hundred from Metzger Lumber Co in Delphi Indiana. Local society notes report Margowski and Beadie families on an outing at Turkey Run. AdaLee Wishing leaves Hamburg New York after a six week visit. Agnes Pearson sues for divorce from William Pearson, with Agness Thomas as maiden name. Farmers State Bank of Camden files complaint on three notes for 1050 dollars against John and Alice Randolph, attorney Gus A. Hall.
Mrs Henry Barmes and Mrs John Kirkpatrick of Idaville and Mr and Mrs A M Garrett of Chicago visited relatives in Rock Creek township last Monday. Miss Edith Timmons displays at State Fair after winning prizes at Cass County fair. Grover Kite resumes duties at Indiana Service Corp after ten days off spent in Huntington. Mrs A R Coy and Miss Marian return to Franklin after visiting Wayne Coy family. Mrs Helen Shultz Voak May Walker Perry and Mrs Logan Arnold hosted a Friday party in Chicago. Miss Ruth Ayers begins as attendance officer at Roach's Golden Red Bread. Mr and Mrs Arnold and son visit, plus trips and vacations with families including Miss Mary Jo Arnold and Dr Roger Hanna family. Attorney John Hanna and family return from lake to South Delphi. Mrs George Margowski and John visit Detroit and Indianapolis before returning home.
A temporary restraining order was issued in Carroll circuit court by Judge E E Pruitt preventing the city of West Lafayette from paving Chauncey avenue to the city line. Readings include community news from Delphi and area residents with notices of personal moves and local reunions.
George M. Smith attorney appeared before Michigan City pardon board Saturday and won a pardon for Abraham Greider, ex Carroll county man sent from Bartholomew county on arson charge. Greider returned to Carroll county Tuesday. Adam Grimm and family plus Cartwrights and Mary Angell Cartwright joined Jack Grimm in Indianapolis for the Kessler family reunion at Garfield Park. Mrs Adam Grimm was Katherine Kessler before her marriage.
Local ad notes immediate dining service at Charles's Place with radio service reference and Herb Smith contact via phone 375.
The notice extends gratitude to neighbors for the floral offering and sympathy received. It lists Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Redding, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Austin, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis, and Miss Hattie Redding among those who offered kindness during the time.
The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, fast-acting remedy for sour stomach biliousness and sluggish bowels. It claims forty seven years of study, broad suitability from children to the elderly, and widespread store popularity.
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