Local and Personal News of Interest Courtesy Note
The Citizen invites readers to share courtesy mentions of visits and arrivals for guests. A brief notice of coming and going is requested to be sent to the newspaper for inclusion.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
4
The Citizen invites readers to share courtesy mentions of visits and arrivals for guests. A brief notice of coming and going is requested to be sent to the newspaper for inclusion.
Mrs Homer Wilson ill in Methodist hospital. Tri C club of Yeoman meets with Maxine Julien Monday night. Oscar Gee spent Saturday in Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs J B Dickison attend United Brethren conference at Winona Sunday. Rev and Mrs ane B Parker visited relative at Clarks Hill. Mr and Mrs Silas Wilson and Mrs J D Carey and son moved to Delphi. Talmer R Arnold attended sister Mrs A B Roberts in Lawton Michigan. Robert Julius Devo Smith Hez Mowell left for A Century of Progress. Dr E Walbert of Chicago guest of C T Amick family. Suits in stock at low price before labor and wool price rise. Glad to show you C O Julius. Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith and daughter Alline returned from trip to World’s Fair. J C Larmar Whittenburg College Springfield Ohio guest of Devon Smith. Free picture shows in Flora continue through September. Everett Parks and son Ralph spent Thursday in Chicago for World’s Fair. Miss Dolores Schermerhorn of Flora leaves for Bowling Green Kentucky to enter college.
Dr and Mrs Roger Hanna and two sons attended with Attorney John Hanna and family. Seventy five people attended the Whistler reunion at Delphi park on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Schock and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise with their son attended the World's Fair. Kathleen Kerlin, visiting her parents C. M. Kerlin and wife, left for Winslow Arizona to teach. The 11th annual Battery E 325th Field Artillery reunion was held at Flora Community park. Newell Cox family and Faith Conn spent Labor Day in Lafayette. Charles Roskuski returned from Indianapolis State Fair. Edna Hardesty of Delphi route 2 took a job in Logansport. Robert Million and John T. Johnson joined Lavaune Retherford to Ft Wayne Sunday.
Butler Hoan of Chicago attended the funeral of Mrs. J. H. Gould. William Clayton, son of Dr. Ione Clayton, plans to re-enter DePauw university in the mid winter term in Seattle. Carroll County Loan and Trust Company filed two complaints on notes against Anderson Simons with demands of 150 and 286 dollars.
Miss Hdna Hardesty returns to Logan sport after a two day World’s Fair visit. Vivian Henderson hosts a farewell for sister Gladys who leaves for nurses training in Lafayette. Winifred Connelly and Marjorie Long go to Lafayette to enter Home Hospital as student nurses.
An assortment of short notices includes shoe shopping offers, a surgical operation at Lafayette Home hospital, and visits by Mrs. Charles Robertson and Paul Robertson of Indianapolis. Roy Vanscoy travels to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for treatment while Mr. C. E. Morrow from Lockland Ohio visits at sister Mrs. George Julien's home.
Local notes report deaths and family movements in Delphi Blooming and nearby towns. Amanda Parks dies in Blooming. Charles Sanderson relocates to Monticello. numerous visits and travels including to Indianapolis Lafayette and California. Community members attend events, surgeries, and labor day programs while business notices and local shifts appear in county records.
David Retherford will take Charles Downs’s place at the Welcome Inn for several weeks while Downs attends the Chicago exposition and takes a vacation. Grant Jacobson arrives in Delphi to finish his work and lodges with Mrs. Mary Morrison in West Chester for teaching duties. Membership notes include American War Mothers meeting September 12 with a potluck, and local property transactions report Jesse Wilson selling a 10 acre Camden farm to Al Ridenour and moving to Flora with the Frantz property.
The Hargraves family and friends gathered at Lester Levern’s Frankfort home for a birthday dinner honoring him. Ruth Kennard has returned to St Catherine’s hospital East Chicago to resume training after a three week visit with her parents. Clyde Julien and family from Yeoman report a business trip to Missouri. Don and Chester Hargraves of Blackwell Oklahoma visit Charles Hargraves and family.
The will of Jesse Knight is probated and bequests all personal property to his wife Ann Frances Knight. A life estate in the real estate is provided, with remainder to be divided equally after her death. The Right Jolly Workers club District 2 met at Lower Deer Creek church of the Brethren southeast of Camden on Tuesday night.
Mrs. James Shirk and daughter returned to Jackson Michigan after Miss Shirk earned a master’s at Wisconsin. Bob Burke Wayne Mil lion and Paul Viney plan a 10 day motor trip to Minnesota including a stay at the world’s fair.
The September meeting of the Monroe Township Home Economics club was hosted by Mrs. Della McCracken assisted by refreshments by Mrs. Cora Myer Mrs. Rose Kingery. Madison Arnott returned home from a visit to Marion with his son Mace Arnott and family and daughter-in-law Mrs. Gertrude Arnott of Indianapolis accompanied him. County Treasurer and Mrs. Robert Johnson moved from their Burlington area home to Delphi now at 323 East Main Street in the Shepard property formerly occupied by the Bliss couple.
Mrs Donabell Flora of Bringhurst will continue her work in the office of Dr John A Flora for two more years and will work there with Dr Morris Thomas, according to an employment update.
Rev Freeman Ankrum of the First Brethren church Flora has been re elected for a three year term to the National Home Mission Board of the Brethren church.
Tipwa Grange will meet on Thursday nights with summer time changes to avoid conflicts with band concerts. Dayton Ohio visitors L C Dellinger and sisters Mrs Frank Semler and Mrs William Carver arrived Friday to stay with Mrs Yanus Wells and Mayor Wells. The last Delphi band concert of the season was Thursday evening conducted by Loyal Hoshaw with James Clifford as band committee chair.
L. D. Pauley of Battle Ground opened the Delphi Fruit and Vegetable store in the Boyd property one door north of the Masonic Temple. Governor Morton Circle Ladies of the G. A. R. met in regular session Wednesday afternoon with a business meeting, social hour, program, and a cooperative supper.
Mr and Mrs Miles Martin hosted guests including Mrs Harry Gardner Mrs U S Gardner and Mrs Fred Rhodes plus two Camden children. William Gilmor and their daughter Donna Lou vacationed with Mrs Gilmor’s parents at the Carrollton Inn. Donald Chapman departed Tuesday to resume duties as house manager for the Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Purdue.
A contest under Flora Baptist church drives rewards for regular attendees with a Century of Progress House for girls and a buckle for boys. Rev. J B Gleason will leave Flora for West Lafayette University Baptist church. A group hosted a cooperative birthday dinner for Mrs James Downs of Chalmers with several local couples.
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Company offers electric vacuum furnace cleaning and repair services. They are agents for Torrid Zone Majestic and Kala ne Furnaces and provide estimates. Contact phone No 164 for details.
The passage cites Will Durant on future generations cleansing municipal corruption and reforming public life. It notes the Industrial Recovery Act lacks explicit bans on competitive practices, leaving such rules to the administration. It also quotes John Dickinson and Ethel Johnson on recovery inspiring social responsibility and justice to avert economic tragedy.
A quotation by Henry Goddard Leach argues colleges should serve public good through non-remunerative uses of leisure, promoting broader access and civic value rather than profit. It frames higher education as a means to enrich culture and social welfare.
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