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Community notes urge residents to share visits and arrivals with The Citizen. Readers are asked to inform of coming and going to help feature guests and social items.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
5
Community notes urge residents to share visits and arrivals with The Citizen. Readers are asked to inform of coming and going to help feature guests and social items.
A daughter was born Sept. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Merrill. Mrs. George Kestle is ill at her home in Patton. The Four Times Four club will meet with Mrs. Ruby Mabbutt Friday. The Hebekahs went to Lafayette Sun for a district picnic. Gertrude Martin of Lafayette attended the Pythian Sisters meeting Monday night. Delphi Sheet Metal & Furnace Co. advertised windmills and repairs. Mrs. W. R. Quick will entertain the Presbyterian Philathea class Thursday evening. Miss Agnes Wagoner left for Jackson Michigan Monday to be gone a week. Mrs. J. W. Weidner, stricken with paralysis, was moved from her home to her niece Mrs. Eva Griffith Gillam.
The Monroe Kirkpatrick family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness after the sudden death of their husband, father, and son. They thank everyone for flowers and support from O. B. Kirkpatrick and family.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith and daughter Luella visited Jed Brady in Lockport on Sunday. Mrs Sue Crone visits White County near Idaville. Reed Schweiger to drive Delphi school bus replacing Robert Baum. Mrs William Corns trips to Indianapolis to visit son Harry and family. Hi Y campers from Delphi attend Tecumseh camp. Rev and Mrs L E Knox dine with Mr and Mrs Henry Carter of Logansport. Mr and Mrs Abe Downing host Christian parsonage guests. Mr and Mrs William Oswald visit Ft Wayne friends. Rev and Mrs H B Parker return from Century of Progress trip. Pythian Sisters of Delphi hold first fair meeting. Clifford Bitter leases old Wabash freight house for coal yard. James Viney buys a new Chevrolet truck from Clawson Chevrolet. Philathea class at Presbyterian church to meet with Mrs W R Quick on Thursday Sept 14. Subscribe for The Citizen.
Mr and Mrs Harry Reed visited in Mulberry on Sunday. Devon Smith plans to leave Sunday for Kalamazoo Mich to enter college. The Oak Grove Sunday school held a picnic in Monticello city park. Doris Doolittle of Yeoman attending Indiana University has been pledged to Alpha Omega sorority. A marriage license was issued to Henry Herr of Kokomo and Savannah M Avery of Flora rural route. Bringhurst Masonic lodge 558 to meet Monday evening. Rev L E Knox spoke at the union service Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church.
Mr and Mrs J dD Dickison and family join the Clawson reunion at Remington. Daly family moves to Peru with M J Daly transferred by Indiana Service Corporation. Merle Brown visits Delphi with Mrs Flora Griffith in Ft Wayne. C O Julius promotes corduroy trousers for boys and men with sale before stock runs out. Dr and Mrs John Humphrey visit from Zumbrota en route to Florida. Josephine Shealy returns from Chicago after Century of Progress visit. Carroll County War Mothers meet with cooperative noon dinner. Women’s Home Missionary Society meets in church parlor. Ruth Stanton of Deer Creek School has malaria, sub by E H Mangel. Wilbur Doolittle drives Delphi high pupils to state fair. German chemists claim odor removal aging whiskey to 18 years in 15 months. Sheriff and Mrs Bert Clifton attend cooperative dinner at Orville Campbell’s in Washington township.
The representative of D R Shanaman will be here with coats and dresses Thursday Sept 21 1933. Maxwell and Shaffer report Legion Auxiliary meeting notes. A petition to determine inheritance tax in Mary E Good estate filed by Henry Good.
The case for condemnation filed by Purdue university trustees against Phillip A. Russell, set for September 18, has been changed to October 23. Miss Ethel Heiland has gone to Hicksville New York for a visit of several weeks with her sister Mrs. Robert Delaplane and family.
Mrs. Thomas Maria will leave soon for Iowa to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Charles Flagler and her husband. Miss Phylis Dellinger of Dayton Ohio after visiting Mrs Yanus Wels will return home Friday. Mrs Lewis Martin of Lafayette attended a Pythian Sisters cooperative dinner. Mrs Josephine Ives will return to Tudor Hall Indianapolis this week to again serve as social director.
Local shoppers are urged to buy hats before prices rise. Notices note advances and discounts from merchants like C. C. Julius as fall garments come into season. Community items report hospital stays, club meetings, elections, and travels of residents across Delphi and surrounding townships.
Notice to taxpayers that the Carroll County Board of Tax Adjustment will convene at the county auditor's office in Delphi on Monday September 18 1933 at 10 oclock A M to revise or reduce levies set by municipal authorities. Legal taxing authorities and taxpayers will be heard. J L Whiteman Auditor Carroll County Indiana.
Local retailers announce signing the Recovery Agreement under the Blue Eagle to end starvation wages and sweat shop competition. They pledge fair dealing, quality shoes, and customer value while highlighting regional travel notes, faculty changes, and social club gatherings.
Miss Marjorie Wilson of New York visits Delphi parents and plans to return next week. Edward C. Sales of Delphi and Helen M. Amerine of Delphi announce their engagement. The Wheeling Choral Union reunion was held at Sharon Baptist church. John Ashba is president. Tipwa Grange met with 38 present after ritual. Mrs. Henry Johnson travels to Chicago to reside with daughter-in-law Jasamine Inglee Johnson.
Henry County Georgia Sheriff L D Hightower reports six gallons of whiskey found in a still bearing the Blue Eagle emblem and the slogan We do our part. The discovery highlights enforcement efforts against illicit alcohol production in the region.
Julius notes new winter garments in cor duroy suede leather suede cloth and Mackinaw cloth for men and boys. William Clauser travels to Indianapolis to study at Indiana University Medical School, accompanied by Robert Julius and Robert Clavier returning to Delphi.
Mrs. Frank Lyon county probation officer has returned home after spending time with her daughter Mrs. E A Layman at a lake in Canada. She will resume duties this week. Phone 100 for Public Calendar Dates.
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