Courtesy notices urged in The Delphi Citizen entries
The Delphi Citizen invites readers to announce visits or messages as a courtesy to friends and guests. Residents are encouraged to telephone item notices to Number 14 for publication.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
5
The Delphi Citizen invites readers to announce visits or messages as a courtesy to friends and guests. Residents are encouraged to telephone item notices to Number 14 for publication.
Miss Alice Turner spent Friday in Logansport as part of a social note about local residents and visiting guests at the B and B.
Miss Margaret Brahaney visits Fort Wayne this week. Dr. C. E. Carney makes a business trip to Indianapolis. Miss Hilda Bowen travels to Indianapolis. J. C. Downey conducts business in Indianapolis. William Frazier in Indianapolis. Mrs. E. J. Lister visiting daughter Mrs. Hatfield in Walton. Mrs. Wayne Smith visiting friends in Terre Haute. Reed Schermerhorn and guest visit Indianapolis from Buffalo, New York. Luna Coffee, Smith's Grocery.
Delphi residents travel and visit across states with moves to Ox Ford Ohio and Notre Dame. Local visitors include families from Detroit Chicago and Indianapolis. Community events feature fairs exhibits bridge gatherings and hospitality at homes.
Miss Mary Taggart of Chicago visits Miss Hazel Shaffer this week. Shaffer plans to leave Saturday for Syracuse New York to enter her senior year at Syracuse University.
Mrs Charles Stewart entertained a company of ladies at a bridge luncheon Friday afternoon at her home and on Tuesday afternoon hosted another group of ladies at a bridge party.
Mrs. John Carney will host a luncheon Friday noon for Mrs. George Cartwright who leaves for California and Mrs. Josephine Ives returning to Indianapolis. The Last Gaddis and others of Decatur visited the Isaacs east of Rockfield. Miss Goldie Michael hosted Miss Munger from Grand Rapids. Rev. R. B. Kern and Forrest Orr attended the Lafayette District Conference at Fowler and will address a district Eastern Star picnic at the Kokomo Masonic Temple Sunday afternoon.
Paul Benner of Burrows spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Benner in Johnstown Pa before returning to Indiana University Miss Florence Honan of Ockley attended a Lafayette city teachers meeting and will teach history and art this year in the Linwood school
Miss Eugenette Busteed recovers at St Elizabeth's Lafayette after last week's operation and expects to go home soon. Mrs Henry B Wilson, ex publisher of The Delphi Citizen, is convalescing at St Elizabeth's after a recent toxic goitre operation. Mrs Henry McClure from Cincinnati arrived to visit sister Mrs Frank Robinson while Miss Isabel accompanied her aunt to Delphi.
The Car roll County Hardware group held its monthly session in Flora with an evening banquet followed by a business meeting. Guests included Luna Coffee, Smiths Grocery, Mr and Mrs Darrence Leppert and sons of New York, and Mrs Oscar Winfield and daughter from Indianapolis.
Mrs John H Gould and grandson John Moyer attended a reunion at Logansport Wednesday. C C McFarland family will move from Charles Lenhart residence into Mrs Nora Kleinman s residence on East Monroe street. Dr T F Headlee of New Brunswick NJ spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Myron Ives. He is a Butler College etymology professor en route to Toledo to attend a corn borer meeting. Mr and Mrs Harry Austmiller and father Phillip Austmiller, Mr and Mrs Charles Decker and Mr Underwood of Indianapolis, spent this week at Friendship lodge on the Tippecanoe. Orangeade from fresh fruit at the B & B by Mrs James P Wason and son John who have been on an extended auto trip through the east left Wednesday for home en route they will visit Miss Mary Louise Wason in Connellsville PA. James H Obear, assisting at the county surveyor s office for three years, leaves for Indianapolis to join George A Enos Coal Co with Q L Scales as local manager. Mr and Mrs John Roach Mrs Harry Haugh and son Jerry were called to Logansport Sunday due to the death of Mrs Haugh Fidler, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Fidler formerly of Delphi. Funeral services held Monday. If you have something to sell, try Citizen-Phone 14.
A reminiscence recalls a New York businessman’s tale of boyhood in an Ohio coal town. The father, a M E church elder, witnesses pay day clashes between Irish and Welsh miners while the town marshal declines to intervene, saying he is German.
Mr merchant and office supply ad from The Citizen Office offering service at reasonable prices with a job department. Delaware feed and produce store claims free delivery on 500 pounds or more in country areas and 100 pounds in town in Delphi. Cooper Carbonate treatment advised for wheat by Elless and Orr.
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