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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
8
Non taxable gravel road bonds bought and sold. W H Bradshaw of Delphi Indiana advertises a new practical auto policy written by a standard stock company. insured at full value with no assessments and no binding applications. agency details provided by J W Weidner at 451f.
An advertisement promotes Cowdins Plumbing offering next job services with contact number 391 and emphasis on prompt work. The small classified item targets residential plumbing needs and emphasizes reliability.
J M Gardner came back from Cincinnati where he stayed with his son Don for a week and played golf on the Braemar course. The Cincinnati Post noted a fouresome that included Charles Shannon C M Bookman Don Gardner and Milton Gardner. Gardner earned a fouresome listing and a birthday trophy for his round and party success.
Purdue entomology figure J J Davis fixes September 27 as the fly free date for sowing wheat in Carroll County and southern Indiana. He notes low fly presence this fall but urges adherence to avoid outbreaks and boost yields over ten years.
St Josephs Catholic church and parochial school along with parish buildings have been repainted and given a new look. The church entrance was altered with new concrete steps added. Repair and painting covered the parish house occupied by Rev. C J Reed and his parents.
Camden couple the Cohee and McCain families united in marriage at 4 p m Sunday with Rev Stuckenburg officiating. The bride is daughter of Jessie and McCain and the groom son of George W Cohee. They will establish home on the Tobias farm east of Camden.
The Old Timers defeated the Sluggers 8 to 1 on the Pruitt lot last Sunday afternoon. Pitchers G Lines and Leslie faced off while Flagner Marshall and Leslie contributed as batters and fielders in a memorable, sportsmanlike contest.
Charles Cripe and A. E. Dane of Delphi pleaded guilty in Logansport city court after a Wednesday night incident near Logansport. Both were fined and released from jail.
Toasted flamingo at the B. and B Woods Corner QO. S. Elston and family visited Sunday with Robert Dyer and family in Lafayette. Several households including Nelsons Myers and McClean families were seen visiting relatives and attending events in the region.
Mrs. Josephine Mears of Chicago has been discharged from nursing Mrs. Robbins, who is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Page of Delphi visited Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins. Miss Ardena Uhdhorn of Chicago stayed with the Balser and Allen families. Mr. Snoeberger and Mrs. Beers were Thursday guests of the Fred family.
Rober and relatives purchase land near Oak Dale dam and may build a cottage next year. Joe Turner receives first seed wheat treated for smut at Wimstron Grain Seed Co. in Camden. Local residents visit kin and farms, while remodeling projects progress. John Roskuski from Delphi works as a contractor after a Gary steel mill accident.
Mr and Mrs Roy Wilburn and Mrs Henry Wilburn visited Miss Emily Guthrie and her mother Mrs William Guthrie last Sunday. The Kleiman sale in Delphi drew Mrs Charles Smith as an attendant. Rain and warmth hinder hay making though corn shows growth and prospects look fair. Ruth Atherton heads to Warsaw to teach this year. The Silas Scott and June Scott family visited Marion Biiney and her husband in Delphi. Olive Blickenstaff and Edith Painter spent Sunday with Oris Dimmitt and family. James Irelan hosted Harl Reynolds of Hopedale and others. C W Jones visited Bert Ginn of Logansport.
Delphi markets list corrected prices and offerings for poultry meat and animal products. The notice records item names such as Leghorn hens chicks ducks geese turkeys and beef hides with adjusted price figures and weights for Thursday September 15.
Mrs. Ida Mikesell spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Jones. Mrs. Mary Scott called on Mrs. John Dimmitt Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Forrest Weaver and children visited Mrs. Eva Wolverton on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilkison, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Voris and Mr. and Mrs. John Roach attended the State Fair one day last week.
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