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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

6

Starkey Family Holds First Reunion and Local Moves

The Starkey family held its first annual reunion at Thomas Starkey's home with officers elected Jesse Starkey president and Nathaniel Starkey secretary treasurer. The gathering will convene at Charles Starkey's home next year. Quince Lambert and Nina Mae moved to Logansport with Nina set to attend school, while the restaurant business will be run by Francis Randolph.

Dolly Hedge Carl Michigan City Otto Dobbelstein Billy Chicago Ill Charles Lowe Starkey Thomas Starkey Jesse Starkey Nathaniel Starkey Charles Starkey Quince Lambert Nina Mae Logansport Resturant Francis Randolph

Sunday visits span two dozen couples in Delphi area

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. George Beale at Delphi Sunday. Others, including Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lowe of Logansport and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown, dined with Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe. Greeting card bargains The Citizen.

Chester Carney Logansport Paul Brown Ralph Davidson Neete Cox Labor Day James Lowe Fred Martin John Smith George Beale Delphi Jay Lowe Chester Brown

Birthday Observance and Local Social Visits Across Yeoman Area

Thyrza Henry Patton celebrated her eighty fifth birthday at home on Monday. Numerous callers and visitors including Nicholses from Monticello, Casey from Sunset Park, and many others from Yeoman, Oak Grove, Huntington, Muncie, Detroit, Chicago, Logansport, and Guthrie attended dinners, host gatherings, or called on Oliver Marquess and family and related households through the week. The social circle extended to missionary meetings and regional travel, with multiple households hosting guests and reporting weekend activities.

David Lilly John Nichols Monticello Casey Sunset Park Oliver Marquess Ross Austin James Viney Ralph Goslee Yeoman Paul Viney John Burke Sr Cecil Chadd Enid Charles Clark Belle Goslee Chester Martin Oak Grove Marion Lucas Cloyd Marquess Indianapolis Ray Schubinsky John Alaski Detroit Frank Pencebaker Jr George Jolly Porter Chicago Burl Clark Muncie Charles Gallinger Opal Smith Thomas O’farrell Harry O'Farrell East of Yeoman Carl Metz Frank Wigner Huntington Schofield Hazel Reiff Andrews Claude Spencer Leonard Medaryville Peter Oaks Guthrie Okla Albert Smith Lanty Armstrong Charles Ballard Thyrza Henry Ray McDonald

Local residents visit, weddings, and injuries noted in Ockley area

Mrs Myrtle McLaughlin and Emerson McLaughlin with their child visit Indianapolis relatives. Delphia and Lafayette callers stop by. Daisy Black returns home for a parental visit. Joe Haslet spends weekend in town and Bobbie Parrish injures a leg while shoeing a horse. Several gatherings occur at McLaughlins and Haslets with Flora area neighbors and Valparaiso hospitality noted.

Emerson McLaughlin Indianapolis Frank McLaughlin Claude Chissom Delphia Lote Haslet Woodrow Myers Zionsville Myers Clarence Beard Lafayette Curtis Lesley Peru Jackie Schnepp R. L. Parrish Geo. Jr. Felthoff Janis Ilene Virginia Joe Haslet Ockley Beamer Camden Geo. Felthoff Daisy Black Ernest Black

Hazel Alkire and neighbors note local moves and events

Mrs Hazel Alkire of Pyromont visits Monroe Michigan with relatives. Charles Chapman dies at home. Funeral at Church of the Brethren. Revival meetings at Fairview Church of the Brethren end. Neighbors gather to surprise Ray and Mrs Smith. they plan to move to Vanscoy farm. Democratic women form Clay Township Democratic Club. School opens with last year’s teachers back. Miss Ireland and Miss Rice lead. Several trips to Indianapolis and Kansas City noted.

Ray Smith Smith Vanscoy Yeoman Joe Martz Ernest Elbea Martz Ida Reichart Mulberry Kansas City Della Sanyder Elmer Martz Clara Martin Earl Archer Place Town Rachel Ireland Waneta Rice Indianapolis Roosevelt Dewey Reppert Orlando Fila Clyde Sheets Dick Wettshurack Dayton Lloyd Metzger Clay Township Democratic Club

Sky Meeting Sparks Altar Visit and Family News

Meeting in Sky leads to altar meeting then Mary Bennett and sister Cecil Kennedy visit. Miss Mary Kurtz of Cutler spent last week with T. H. Leslie. Laura Anderson and Sarah Brooks of Brule Nebraska plus several others visited relatives here. Floyd and Maxine Hodge attended the state fair. Dinner club met with Mrs. Florence Baker. Jack Owens of Young America announces birth of a son. Mrs. Lewis Penn underwent appendectomy at Cass Co hospital. Bryant daughters attended Robinson Been reunion at French Post Park. John Horn visiting daughter in Mattoon Illinois. Mulison family moved into Lesh building. Mulison becomes Pennsylvania Railroad section foreman. Dan Cripe and wife bless a 7½ lb boy Carl Curtis.

Mary Bennett Cecil Kennedy Mary Kurtz Cutler T. H. Leslie Laura Anderson Sarah Brooks Brule Nebraska William Brook Gilbert Brooks Fitchburg Mass Floyd Maxine Hodge Florence Baker Jack Owens Young America Camden Lewis Penn Cass Co Charles Bryant Robinson French Post Park John Horn Lester Wilson Mattoon Charles Mulison Lesh Mr. Mulison Pennsylvania Railroad Sam Rodkey Earl Haun Wisconsin Mary Rhine Harley Bowman Audra Beck Christian Church Frank Rodkey Delphi Mary Bell James &Bell Ann Harbor Donnabelle Jack Naylor Detroit Canada Eastern Star Joe Tam Edgar Logan Charles Rhine Frank Austin Robert Logan Oscar Harmon William Harmon M. T. Thompson Crooked Creek Earl Krammes Indianapolis

Oak Grove Area Happenings And School News

Florence Dimmitt and neighbors attend Oak Grove Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs Laura McDonald. Olive Blickenstaff returns home after visit with Orris Dimmitt family. Dimmitt relatives picnic at Columbia Park Lafayette. Carson school opens with Mrs Robert Million teaching 2 3 and 4 grades. Fried chicken supper at Oak Grove church September 11 at 6 PM. Apples for sale at the farm, call 12 2222. Chas.

Oak Grove Missionary Society Laura, McDonald Ray Burget Virginia Perry Burger Pious Chapel Olive Blickenstaff Idaville Orris Dimmitt Raymond Dimmitt John Dimmitt Gerald Helen Oak Grove Harold Melvin Walcott Columbia Park Lafayette Carson School Robert Million Kitchen

Local society notes from Burlington gather family news and college enrollments

Mrs Orville Gilbert and Miss Alice Dunkin among visitors. Students listed entering Indiana University Purdue Kokomo and others. The Huffer condition serious. Eastern Star degrees conferred. Multiple visits and a funeral attended in Crooked Creek.

Alice Dunkin Goodland Dale Rodkey Lloyd Carter Bringhurst John Garrigues Middletown John Boyer Manford James Eugene Hollingsworth Brewster Harness Indiana University Jack Naylor Butler Margaret Jane Byrum Kokomo Business College Rosemary Milburn Thomas Beck Purdue Jacob Huffer M. E. Hospital Indianapolis Howard Kerkendall Walter Sedalia

Camden News Briefs Include Local Elections and Hospital Return

Mrs Dewey Edging and Kenneth Bohannon with others enjoy a two weeks vacation in Minnesota. Mrs Charles born to Mr Spitler a girl. Mrs Buren Foster returned from Cass Co hospital in Baker ambulance. Jesse Zook elected Camden commercial club president with Fred Leslie secretary and Cletus Bennett treasurer. Mrs Harry Gardner of Fowler is ...

Spitler Buren Foster Cass Co Baker Ambulance Jesse Zook Camden Commercial Club Fred Leslie Cletus Bennett Harry Gardner Fowler

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