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A courteous note invites readers to inform the Citizen of visits and departures. The paper encourages sharing mentions of guests to show hospitality and keep neighbors updated oncomings and goings.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
5
A courteous note invites readers to inform the Citizen of visits and departures. The paper encourages sharing mentions of guests to show hospitality and keep neighbors updated oncomings and goings.
Mr and Mrs Haughey Mount with daughter Mary Jane and Ruth Sanderson traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday as Mary Jane and Ruth entered Butler University. Miss Betty Wickard entering Purdue. Rainbow Beauty Academy noted for top state rating. Mary Jane Mount hosts party at the Mount cabin on Tippecanoe River for students entering college. Ruth Pierce of Detroit visiting her mother Alma Pierce. Booster 2 30 P M Saturday.
The Consolidated School District board on September 1 1936 determined to issue bonds totaling 81200 for Delphi town and Deer Creek township. Bonds dated Jan 1 1937 will bear 4 percent interest and fund a new two story brick school building and an addition to the high school with about 18 rooms plus 6 more classes. The project costs are 150000 with a 45 percent federal grant, leaving 33209.70 to Delphi and 47990.30 to Deer Creek to be financed by the bonds.
Mr and Mrs Curtis McCain and Mr and Mrs Haughey Mount finished two log cabins on the Tippecanoe river near Oakdale. Mr and Mrs Robert Andrew with sons Paul Wayne and Max visited Indianapolis for the state fair. Mr H D McClelland of Minneapolis and Mrs Georgia Roach of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Roach at Lake Freeman.
QUICK and CLIFFORD advertise school clothes for boys including pants overalls shoes and shirts at lower prices. Weekend social notes mention Mrs Jesse Patrick Miss Agnes Louise Smith Ernest Gibbins and Mr and Mrs George Hall spending Labor Day at the state fair. A marriage license was issued to Maurice K Chamberlain of Flora and Donabelle Kingery of Flora.
Callie Walters a section employee on the Wabash railroad is recovering after a rock struck his glasses breaking a lens and penetrating the eyeball. He was hospitalized to have the glass removed.
Special new fall hats in felt range from 1.00 to 1.88 with Pletcher Hat Shop. The Philathea Bible class of the Delphi Presbyterian church will meet Sept 10 at Miss Nellie Haughey’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rhodes and family have moved to Mulberry from the Rohrabaugh property on North High Street. Mrs. Mary Tyler of Pittsburg was taken to Cass County hospital by Grimm & Sons ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. H Wilkinson and Mr. and Mrs. H Davies visited Delphi over the weekend and attended the Vianco reunion at Kerlin’s camp on Sunday.
Misses Ida and Emma Frushour return from a two week tour in Michigan. Steve Beja adds an adjoining room to his shoe shop. the Coomey tin shop space is now used. Devon Smith of Kalamazoo visited Delphi with his parents. Louis Kirkpatrick and Herbert Garver visited Delphi and will enter Western State Teachers College as freshmen this fall. Florance Beauty Shoppe advertises electrical treatments for dandruff and dry skin.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Parks and their son visited Russiaville for the celebration of William M. Chambers and his wife marking their golden wedding anniversary. It was also Mr. Chambers seventy first birthday with three children eight grandchildren and one great grandchild in attendance.
Thomas and Watson McCormick arranged for their niece Cynthia Ellen Miller to begin studies at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie over the weekend. Frank Leslie and family from Claypool hosted Labor Day guests. Floride visitors include Mrs. Florence Weir of Frankfort and Mrs. Bernife Scott of St Petersburg Florida. Harold I Chumley of Chicago and Ann D Priest of Delphi were visited. Mrs. Faye Biiney and son Jerry traveled to Fort Wayne for knee injury reasons affecting Mrs A V Heck who was treated at St Josephs hospital. Two Rainbow trained beauticians offered the latest at the Florence Beauty.
The Delphi Country Club held a cooperative supper and a six hand euchre session at the club house Friday evening. The event was organized by Mr. and Mrs. C A Smith Mr. and Mrs C O Julius and Mr and Mrs Floyd Julien. Visiting Julius relatives Robert Julius and Captain and Mrs John Helfert returned from Chicago. Mrs William Day came home from Coleman hospital Indianapolis in Blythe Sons ambulance.
Harry Bohannon Post 75 of the American Legion to have officers installed tonight by Harry Behmer Log &sport second district commander. Dr A J Hanrahan attended a Republican Veteran’s state meeting at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis Wednesday evening. Mrs Carrie Jones cares for Mrs John Burr who is ill at her home. Hugh Widner family moved to Griffith property on hill from Redding property on Wilson street. James Obear and daughter Mary Lewis Indianapolis were guests over weekend of Mr and Mrs James Obear.
Rev and Mrs E M Cobb will return home next week after conducting Bible classes at Belville. Mrs Grover Whiteman has returned from visiting her daughter Ruby at Anderson.
Miss Marjorie McCain Esther Nelson and Jane Faucett depart Sunday for Terre Haute to enter Teachers College. Miss Roberta Johnson begins freshman year at Indiana University after leaving Fort Wayne. Gilbert Bailey returns for his second year. The piece also notes visits, work experiences, and trips by several local residents and families.
Thomas Lawless of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Harry Frawin over the weekend. Mrs Harry Haugh and son Jerry spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Wilbur Blanchard of Chicago is in Delphi. His sister Jennie Blanchard is very ill at her country home. Mr and Mrs Byram Crosby with Tommy and Carol Elizabeth have gone to Iowa to visit Mrs Crosby's parents. Mr and Mrs L M Pletcher were in Indianapolis at the state fair Monday.
Mrs Clara McClure 65 widow of Wesley McClure died at 6 00 PM Monday at Idaville home of Mr and Mrs Fred Scroggs Born March 5 1871 in White county daughter of Adam and Sarah Helvie Member of Idaville Methodist church Survived by sister Mrs Andy Bunger of Frankfort Funeral service held at Idaville Methodist church Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev Perry Scales officiating Burial in Idaville Cemetery
Mrs George Margowski of Detroit spent a weekend with her sisters Lola and Pearl Hanna and with Dr and Mrs Roger Hanna of Jackson Michigan and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hanna of Indianapolis. Don Julien of Cleveland visited his mother. Maude Holladay returned to South Bend to teach after summer with her mother. Charles Disinger and wife moved to Elmwood from Stella Butler property.
Mrs Lavilla Viele of Chicago was a weekend guest of Mrs Lydia Case Williams. Mrs Louise Hackett of Chicago visits her sister Mrs Sarah Rogers. Specials on shampoos and finger waves and Shelton oil permanents next week. Mrs Flora Feathers returned from a week with Rev and Mrs Carl Reed at French Lick. Elmer Cripe of North Delphi taken to St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette in Grimm Sons ambulance. Mr and Mrs Harry Brewer and daughter Lucille spent the weekend in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Wm Turner of Detroit Michigan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Turner in Detroit. They were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Dorsan of Lafayette where Mrs Dorsan was formerly Miss Nora Turner. Sharpen your pencil for the Worlds Biggest Cross Word Puzzle appears next Sundays Chicago Herald and Examiner.
Mrs. Margaret Afflis district vice chairman will attend a Saturday luncheon in Oxford for Mrs. M Clifford Townsend. She will speak at a Benton County Democratic rally with Townsend as principal speaker and again at a Rochester rally in the evening.
Record of transfers shows Caroline Bowen to H Marguerite Bowen Sullivan 65.44 acres in Carrollton Twp for $1.00 and Ida F. Lesh to John H. Flora et ux three acres in Flora for $1.00. Other entries include Will H. Wood to John E. Ferrier lot 2 block 24 Grimes addition Delphi and more properties with nominal sums.
Records show multiple small land transfers and undivided interests in townships. Transactions include William T. Ray to James and Allen for 69.81 acres in Rock Creek, Elsie Slusser to Lillie Rice, Ida M. Cohee to Maurice Ek Cohee for 65.14 acres in Jackson Tap, Anna M. Wakeland to Walter Wakeland for 8 acres in Adam Two, and Wilmont L. Ferriald to John R. McCain for 165 acres in Carrollton Township with a $5000 payment.
Heyweld Broun quips that Gov Landon’s speeches imply a strong executive held under guard. He questions why the Republican nominee would swap a powerful role for a presidency seen as less vital than a palace guard position.
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