Delphi Residents Share Weekend Visits and Funeral
West Delphi hosts Mr and Mrs Charlie Booker with relatives from Harvey Illinois and Frankfort. Charles Hobaugh and Betty Mills return to Kalamazoo Michigan after weeks with his father Henry Hobaugh and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrickson of Frankfort visit relatives here Sunday and Monday. Mrs Everett Mullendore Fay Mullendore and Burle Mullendore attend funeral services for Enoch Grandstaff nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Booker
Harvey
Ill
Frankfort
Charles Hobaugh
Betty Mills
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Hobaugh
Charles Hendrickson
Everett Mullendore
Fay Mullendore
Burle Mullendore
Delphi
Enoch Grandstaff
Changes at A Mickley grocery store in Delphi
Miss Edith Hobaugh, long time clerk at A Mickley groceries on North Wilson Delphi, returns home. Owner Mr. Mickley sold the store to George Sidenbender and his son William, who assume management. Mrs. Florence Pierce visits from Ft. Wayne, other relatives travel from South Bend, Catherine McCain begins as Delphi teacher as school opens. Mrs. Amanda Plunkett returns home from St Elizabeth hospital after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
Edith Hobaugh
A. Mickley
North Wilson Street
Delphi
Mickley
George Sidenbender
William
Florence Pierce
Ft. Wayne
Henrietta Downham
John Gushwa
Grace
Henry
South Bend
Catherine McCain
Amanda Plunkett
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Pyromont Local Family Notes and Accidents
Melvin Miller, son of Carl Miller, broke his leg last week when a gate fell on him. Mrs. Mary Hufford and daughters visited Goshen Indiana. Mrs. Judy Rosenberger attended the Martz reunion in Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clymers and family were in Indianapolis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skiles visited relatives in Anderson. Frank Smeltzer and family attended the State Fair. Edward Fossneck and family and John Swartz attended the Swartz reunion. Bert Goslee and daughters and the U B conference at Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Miller
Carl Miller
Mary Hufford
Goshen
Indiana
Judy Rosenberger
Martz
Lafayette
Floyd Clymers
Indianapolis
Harry Skiles
Anderson
Ind
Skiles
Joe Dubes
Frank Smeltzer
Edward Fossneck
John Swartz
Swartz
Bert Goslee
U. B
Winona
Social greetings fill weekends across small Indiana town
Alfred Brady Patton and dozens of relatives and friends from Indianapolis Rensselaer Yeoman BringhurstMis hawaka Monticello Guthrie Reynolds Chicago Heights logansport and Lafayette gather visiting, calling, and attending reunions and club meetings with the Marquess Ballard Harmon Henry and other local families over the weekend and last week.
Local society notes and community events from Lafay ette and nearby
Mr and Mrs Lovejoy of Lafay ette called on the Harmon home in the evening. The Schnepps and family attended the Grant reunion at Flora on Sunday. Mrs Lilly and Miss Henry joined a missionary meeting at Mrs Million’s home in Oak Grove Thursday. Election preserved the existing officers: Lilly president Schock vice president Million treasurer McDonald secretary. Delmer Clark hosted a ladies dinner with Battreau McLoughlin Alexander Mummert Robbins Adams Viney Roth Holloway Fairfield. Kalamazoo Stove Co displays complete stove and furnace line in the I C O F building with Saturday hours and money saving prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Lafayette
Harmon
Thomas Schnepp
Wilbur Schnepp
Grant
Flora
David Lilly
Miss Thyrza Henry
W. G. Million
Oak Grove
David Schock
Laura McDonald
Delmer Clark
Battreau
McLoughlin
Alexander
Mummert
Robbins
Monticello
Adams
Wabash
Charles Clark
James Viney
William Roth
Ward Holloway
Hobart Fairfield
Local social notes and reunions across Indiana towns
Yeoman Wayne Norris and Wayne and Fred Viney families travel to Indianapolis for the state fair hosted by Robert Phillips. Numerous gatherings include the Million Pearson reunion at Monticello City Park and Newell and Frank Deiner family visits. Attendees hail from Delphi, Monticello, Gary, Logansport, Waukegan, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Norris
Fred Viney
Indianapolis
Robert Phillips
Artie Million
Bob
John Kennard
B. A. Goslee
Clara Williams
Monticello City Park
Lewis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ed Sibert
Sibert
Harold
Grace
Matthew Jackson
Walter Bluebaugh
Mary Thelma
L. C. Reagan
Charles Roberts
Mechanicburg
Raymond.Clawson and Son
Gary
George Hamill
John Gibson
Logansport
Harry Smith
Waukegan, Til
Frank Shafer
Idaville
Lowell Hallam
Jackson Township
Whitecorn
White County
A. J. Dumm
Spokane
Wash
Wenton McClane
Ray Gilliams
Josephine
Katherine Lucas
Delphi
Nada Holloway
Ed Sharkey and Son
Arthur Ward
Sharkey
Frank Deiner
Monticello
Clarence Austin
Newell
Floyd Johns
W. C. Newell
Joe Newell
Maxine
Ward Meise
Robert
Freeman
Guest
Genevieve Christ
Huntington
George Hilderbran
Raymond Ferrin
Ray Hilderbrand
Arcadia
John Redding
Near
Lafayette
Ernest Newell
Perry McCain
Reed McCain
Earl Newell
Evertee Scott
Rockfield notices list school officers and social events
Miss Ruth Snoeberger hosted the Young Women's Missionary Society meeting at her home. High school classes elected officers for Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen with presidents, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers, and sponsors. Other items note Mrs. Perry Van Gundy hosting Carroll County War Mothers and weekend visitors from Indianapolis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockfield
Ruth Snoeberger
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Love Groninger
Leland Carrigan
Margaret Helen Snoeberger
Bliss
Rufus Ringer
Hal Groninger
Virgil Wasson
McClary
Joel Mullin
Marceda Sinks
McCain
Billie Scott
Eugene Sprinkle
Basie Sinks
Miss Mullin
Perry van Gundy
Carroll County
Anna Timmons
Indianapolis
T. D. Timmons
Frank Temple
John
Dick. Temple
Margaret Temple
Danny Brown
Chicago
Sue Temple
Fred Wade
Bradly
Elmer
Wade
Kankakes
Sean Williams
Bausman Named Frankfort Coach and AD
W E Bausman athletic director and basketball coach at Greencastle has accepted the role of athletic director and basketball coach at Frankfort High School. He succeeds Everett N Case who left after nine years to take a similar post in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle High School
Everett Case
W.E. Bausman
Greencastle
Frankfort High School
Bausman
Everett N. Case
Anderson
Purdue
Scircleville
Clinton County
Muncie
Dayton
Orville Hooker
Newcastle
Archie Chadd
Canton
Ill
Mrs Manford Holloway Rites Held In Adams Township
Mrs. Manford Holloway died at home after a lingering illness. Survived by husband two daughters a son mother Mrs Ben Wood sister Mrs Jennie Garland of Monon brother Frank Wood Lafayette. Funeral Saturday, burial Hickory Grove cemetery. Many relatives and neighbors attended gatherings at the Roller home and visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Girard
Miami
Charles S. Girard
Ida Mossburg
Indianapolis
Robert Million
Lucille Million
Clayton Million
Eva Peterson
Wesley Peterson
Lafayette
Home Hospital
Josephine
Rachel Irelan
Paul Irelan
Lake Cicott
Frank Scott
Chesterton
J. H. Roller
Earl Wakeland
Minnie Stoltz
Colorado
Frank Girard
Fred Million
Bloomington
C. V. Hoover
Albert Hesberger
Brook
Million-Pearson
Monticello Park
Ind
John Dimmitt
Everett Roller
Winamac
Mitchell Shoop
Bristol
East of Delphi Residents Return From Visits
Mrs. Charles Gregg and son Isaac came home Monday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gregg in Midland Michigan. Paul Genrich returned from work in the western harvest fields. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner attended the State Fair in Indianapolis on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Gregg
Isaac
Luthur Gregg
Midland
Mich
Paul Genrich
West
Joe Turner
Indianapolis
Studebaker Family Holds Eleventh Reunion at Flora Indiana
Between 200 and 300 Studebaker clan members gathered last Sunday in Flora Indiana for their eleventh annual reunion. Local events included church attendance, a Community Park gathering at 11 40, a cafeteria dinner, and a program conducted by Joseph Studebaker Flora and Rev George L Studebaker Munice with the Studebaker Band entertaining. The group sang America led by Ora Shiraz, and Rev Studebaker led a group recitation of the 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan of Studebaker
Flore
Indiana
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Flora
Joseph Studebaker
George L. Studebaker
Muncie
Shelter House
Studebaker Family Reunion Crowns 1932 Plans
The Studebaker clan gathered for a reunion with addresses by Joseph Studebaker Flora and Col. Charles A. Carlisle. Guests included Mrs Anne Carlisle and William Studebaker. A baseball game saw South Bend’s Studebakers defeat Flora Blacksox 8 to 3. Officers named for 1932 include Mary E. Studebaker and Joseph Studebaker. Next year’s reunion linked to the Brethren church conference in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Studebakers
Chas. A. Carlisle
Carl Kleckner
Auda Gee Studebaker
Joseph Studebaker
Flora
Col
Charles A. Carlisle
Studebaker Corporation
Studebaker
Anne Studebaker
Carlisle
William Studebaker
Henry Studebaker
South Bend
Studebaker Indust
Newman
James Greene
Studebaker Corp
A. R. Erskine
Chicago
Flora F. Miller
Warsaw
Indiana
American Legion
Smith Sisters
George C. Cole
C. A. Bailey
Viola Wilcox
Battery E
Uncle Joe
George L. Studebaker
Flora Blacksox
Anda Gee
Delphi
Muncie
Mary E. Studebaker
Purdue honor roll lists 401 students on distinguished list
Donald L. Chapman and George Roger Mayhill of Delphi are among 401 Purdue University students named to the Distinguished List for the second semester, the largest class in the university’s history. Honor roll brings scholastic distinction and a fee refund of 25 dollars per semester. The list includes 118 freshmen 81 sophomores 104 juniors and 90 seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Chapman
George Roger Mayhill
Delphi
Purdue University
E. C.elliott
Peoples Building and Loan declares four percent semi annual dividend
The Peoples Building and Loan Association announced a four percent semi annual dividend. Reports from officers and the auditing committee were reviewed at last Friday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Building and Loan Association
Silk crepe at record low price for special
On crisis day in the Market we secured 39 inch silk crepe at 1 dollar a yard the lowest price on record. The fabric is described as the best silk surpassing Canton crepe Crepe de chine and Crepe back satin intended for a 135 dollar Special.
All Pure Silk on Sale for Readers of Delphi Citizen
Advertises washable silk previously selling at 3.98 per yard now offered to Delphi Citizen readers at 1 per yard. Promotes limited time deal and urges readers to take advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Crane's Silks Offer on Approval Colors List
A catalog-style note from Crane's Silks at 545 Fifth Ave New York offers silks at a pay after retu rn price with color codes from White to Black. Buyers may approve by mail but no samples are provided and stores are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
N. Y. City
To Crane's. Enclose list of yards and colors for approval
Correspondent plans to send a fabric list with yards and colors for approval. Five days after receiving the silk, a purchase or return decision will be made. Not intended for a store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
S. I
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KRAFT
Velveeta
Pem
Zemo
Ralph E. Hanna
Hanna & Hanna
Suite
Studebaker Bldg
South Delphi
Ind Side
J. W. Weidner
General Line OF Insurance
Court House
West Main Street
Ste
Walter Gochenour
Francis Wilson
E. Monroe St
C. C., McFarland
West Delphi
Delphi Ind
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Eye Book Marine Co
Dept. H. S
E. Ohio St
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Missouri
John Ruskin
John Ruskins
Ruskin
I. Lewis Cigar Mig. Co
Neward, N. J
Pyrmont
Patton
Alfred Brady
Fred Gaumer
McLain
Sickle
Charles Ballard
Deitz
Hollingsworth
Oliver Marquess
Jesse Marquess
Yeoman
Marquess
Dallas Gunyon
Rensselaer
Gunyon
Robert Harmon
Charles Hargraves
Ross Austin
Samuel Wise
Bringhurst
Thyrza Henry
Howard Shafer and
Mishawaka
Frank Pencebaker Jr
Ragin
Bridgeport
Jolly
Marion Lucas
Charles Gallinger
Ray Schock
David Arthur
Edward Burke Jr
John Burke
Meredith Clark and Family
Pittsburg
William Houtz
Earl Burns
Thyrza Frye
O. P. Frye
Mary Isabel Metz
Frye
Russell Schock
Home Economics Club
Minnie Reiff
Burnettsville
Gopher School
City Park Monticello
Ballard
Jennie Oaks
Vera and
Velma
Guthrie
Okla
Bessie Starkey
Reynolds
Kalamazoo Stove Co
Spencer
Herb. Smith
Rachel
Miles
Dr.miles
Era Eis
Norwalk
Delphia
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