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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1931

Page

7

East of Delphi visitors and travels noted

Miss Ina Mount left for Attica after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregg. Mrs. Charles Gregg and son Isaac plan to spend Labor Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gregg in Midland Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and C. W. Sidenbender hosted guests Mrs. Catherine Dye and Rosemary Dye at Battle Ground and Columbia Park in Lafayette. Earl Bowman and daughters with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burke and family spent Sunday at Columbia Park in Lafayette.

Delphi Ina Mount Attica Charles Gregg Isaac Luther Gregg Midland Mich Joe Turner C. W. Sidenbender Catherine Dye Rosemary Battle Ground Columbia Park Lafayette Earl Bowman Herbert Burke

Local visits and group gathering noted in Delphi area

Mrs. Catherine Dye and her daughter returned home Monday after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner. George Robbins, previously poor this summer, is reported much improved and friends welcome the change. Mrs. Leonard Yerkes and daughter visited Mrs. Howard Landis near Bringhurst on Thursday. The threshing ring families held a settle up meeting and outing at Delphi Park Friday afternoon with ice cream and cake refreshments.

Catherine Dye Joe Turner George Robbins Leonard Yerkes Howard Landis Bringhurst Delphi Park

Monticello Area Social Roundup Spans Weekend

Community members from Monticello and surrounding towns visited relatives and friends across Delph i Loganport Frankfort and Kokomo areas. Guests included the Hargraves Ballard Austins Poncebakers and Snider families with several Sunday calls and a regional reunion at Keeps Creek French Post Park. The Keeps Creek reunion drew many locals while local youths attended the county fair in Frankfort and a Young People’s picnic at Delphi Park.

Recital by Miss Lucille May pupils features varied selections

ROCKFIELD pupils presented a Saturday afternoon recital including Vernabell Popé Freda Brown Carmen Ayers Anna Allbaugh Margaret Allbaugh Mary Stouse Dorothy Stouse Lola Kendricks Mary Parks Joan Ulery Patricia Lynch Dick Edging Hileen Edging Hilda Chapman Wilma Fiora Rosemary Bowman Gwen Cobl Francis Bowman Briven won awards Rosemary Bowman Lola Mae Kendricks Carmen Ayers Lucille Mary Margaret May hosted for Tri Kappa in Delpai parlors with gongs readings piano and trumpet solos and a radio program announced by Mrs May and Mrs Will Emie.

Rockfield Lucille May Vernabell Popé Freda Brown Carmen Jane “Ayers Anna ‘Allbaugh Margaret Allbaugh Mary Stouse Dorothy Stouse Lola Mae Kendricks Mary Parks Joan Ulery Patricia Lynch Dick Edging Hileen ‘Edging Hilda Chapman Wilma Fiora Rosemary ‘Bowman Gwen Cobl Francis Bowman Briven Rosemary Bownam Lola Mae Kendricks Carmen Jane Ayers Lucille Mary Margaret May Tri Jkappa Mi Delpai Om Ag May Will Emie

Fall Shades in Rollins Double Runstop Silk Hose

Adams township school opens with large enrollment August 28. Junior high structure with eighty high school pupils and seventy in grades. Staff includes Russell Callane principal and W C Blue Flo Ire lan Janice Blackwell Mrs Wickison. grades taught by W B Irelan and Laura Temple. Local social notes from Lafayette Idaville French Post Park and Prymont include visitors and reunions.

Adams Township Andnior Russell Callane W.C. Blue Flo Irelan Janice Blackwell Wickison W.B. Irelan Laura Temple Rosa Ferguson Lafayette Lake Cicott J. H. Mourer W. B. Irelan J.H. Roller Keep Creek French Post Park Josephine Irelan Burlington Rachel Trelan Prymont William Wakeland William Gorman Earl Wakeland Ferge-Wallace Harry Widerhalst Brookston Tom Gorman Chicago

Vacationing West Delphi mail carrier replaced on route one

West Delphi reports Claude Trobaugh, a mail carrier on route one, is on vacation and his position is filled by Perry Fraser of Delphi. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrickson of Frankfort visited on Monday. A storm Thursday night caused property damage at a residence occupied by Reed Boyles and family. Attendees from here joined the Old Settlers meeting in Monticello on Saturday. A daughter named Patsy Joan was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Lester Taylor of Summitt property. Mrs Taylor formerly Miss Louise Hum, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hum. Mr and Mrs Luther Sheets, newlyweds, and Oscar Halland, son of Mrs Della, and their Monday evening at home. Hoover has moved to Lima, Ohio for employment. Ed Schrader, a local resident, is employed in Seg a, Michigan.

Ross Austin Charles Hargraves Yeoman Bessie Benham Delphi David Arthur Ora Currens Mishawaka Charles Ballard Ray Schock Ernest Magee Oak Grove Evert Kenneth Clark Charles Clark Russell O’dell Bobbie Chicago Thomas Schnepp Harry Overley Fred Gaumer Logansport Hattie Austin Alfred Lilly Dorothy Royal Center Benham William Vannamen John Morgan Idaville David Lilly Severn Frankfort Nancy Jones Kenneth Wayne Austin Harry Bishop Snider Frank Poncebaker Sr Frank Poncebaker Jr Ponce’s Place Lake Thomas Bridge Michigan City Pencebaker John Hines Ft. Wayne Samuel Goslee John Thurston Marie Mildred Elsie James Pierson Watson Humes Rensselaer Robert Harmon Clara ‘Burke Francis Bolinger Frankfort Fair Las Battreau Monticello Ralph Gallinger Delmer Clark Sell, Doty Rockfield Jennie Currens Joseph Currens Roscoe Currens Norma. Jean West Delphi Claude Trobaugh Perry Fraser Charles Hendrickson Reed Boyles Old Settlers Patsy Joan Lester Taylor Summitt Taylor Louise Hum James Hum End Luther Sheets Oscar Halland Sear Pe Della Frank ‘Hoover Lima Ed Schrader Sega Michigan

Yeoman Samuel Maxwell Welcomes Mildred Home

Mr and Mrs Samuel Maxwell celebrate the return of their daughter Mildred after a journey described in brief wedding and homecoming terms as a family reunion with warm greetings and happiness.

Samuel Maxwell

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

Mrs Dorothy Burghdell of Illinois spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs W G Million and family. Anderson Simons and family, George Sites and family and Albert Smith and family attended the Sites Simons union Saturday. Charles Crook and family visited daughter Mrs Reid Schweiger and husband of Delphi. County Young People's meeting at Delphi Sunday drew many local youths. Farm bureau directors meeting at White Point Tuesday included Mr Mullin and Charles Crook. M E church youth group held a candle light initiation for twelve. Mr and Mrs Sam Maxwell hosted cousin Harry Maxwell and family of Burlington for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Robert Ehlert and daughter Nada Dean of Monon visited Charles Crook and family Monday night.

Dorothy. _Burghdell Illinois Adams Township Nada.Dean Monon Charles Crook

Local items note visits and gatherings around town

Flora Benton Retherford visits Breckenridge Minnesota with Emanuel Gestering family. Ralph Rohrabaugh returns from Scottsburg Indiana with L. Menaugh family. Dr Earl Butcher from New York arrives to visit Wilbert Kenrick and W L Butcher. Senior girls host hamburger fry farewell for college bound Gene Cripe and others. Merle Colvin of Pittsburgh visits Hugh Colvin. Fidelis class hosts Thursday night with Miss Dawson. Monroe Township H E club meets at Mrs William Angle home.

Flora . Benton Retherford Charles McCracken Emanuel Gestering Breckenridge, Minn Ralph Rohrabaugh the Park Gene Cripe Ruthanna Foster Mary Beckner Ruth Burns Ruth Cline Mary Louise Finney Margaret Holmes Merle Colvin Pittsburgh Hugh Colvin Naomi Cassell Martha Northcutt M. E Dawson Monroe Township H. E William Angle

PYRMONT U B Sunday School Social and Openings

PYRMONT Class No 6 held a weiner roast and marshmallow toast for their monthly social last week. Rev Hiler and family visited Clarence Shultheis and family with other Sunday guests. Rev Stanley attends U B conference at Winona Lake. Families visited other members in Wabash Indiana. School opened August 29 with Miss Rachel Irelan teaching the upper room and Mrs Bernice Newhouse teaching the primary room.

Lewis Metzger H. 8. Rohrabaugh Delphi Elbert Shulthers Harry Miley Wabash Indiana Rachel Irelan Bernice Newhouse

Pleasant Run Social Notes Hit By Visitors And Farm Work

Mrs Lulu Fauber Martin and Frankfort visitors stay with Mr and Mrs Henry Martin on State Road 39. Charles Davis hosts Nelson Cox family from Robinson Illinois and Thad Davis along with Lafayette relatives. Tom O Farrell hulls clover seed on Hildebran farm. Melvin Brown quits after poor yield. Alva Pritts makes apple butter. others assist with corn crib and grain barn. Isabelle and Jack Swatts vacation with Hike pares. Sam ng heads toward Hast Sead res 2.

Pleasant Run S Lulu Fauber Martin Frankfort Henry Martin Ngor Sleeth Walter Fauber Charlies Davis Nelson Cox Floyd Robinson Cox Davis Charles Davis Jack Bularek Thad Davis Charles Benham Lafayette Tom O'Farrell Hildebran Melvin Brown Abe M. Denes Isabelle Jack Swatts Hike Pares Sam Ng

New Luggage Lease Offers From Pollick and Clifford

New luggage option advertised for travelers includes oak suitcases and traveling bags available for lease. Pollick and Clifford promote best value and a new low price for vacation needs.

Twin Day Program at Sharon on September 6

An invitation lists Harry, Mary, Perry, Mary and Martha, Charles and Char line, Richard and Robert, Chester, Esther, and Lester to attend the all day Twin Day and reunion at the church about seven miles away on September 5 or 6, urging full participation from babies to adults.

Harry Mary Perry Martha Charles Charline Richard Robert Chester Esther Lester

State Fair Accepts Wheat Admissions At Indiana Fair

One bushel of wheat will be accepted for admission to Indiana State Fair as payment. A bushel equals fifty cents value, with one bushel for adult admission one for a car and half bushel for a child under twelve. Farmers at loss to price wheat are urged to participate on Farmers Day with corn-stalk removal suggestions at fair entrances.

Indiana Indiana Board “of Agriculture Indiana Board of Agriculture 42nd _ street

Crane's Silks Approval Request on 5 Days Offer

The business at 545 Fifth Ave New York requests approval to send the numbers and yards cited in the accompanying letter without obligation to keep them, offering a five day approval period.

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