Local and Personal News Highlight Courtesy Notices
Citizens are urged to inform The Citizen of visits and departures to ensure courteous social notices. The newspaper invites readers to share coming and going events as a community courtesy.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
5
Citizens are urged to inform The Citizen of visits and departures to ensure courteous social notices. The newspaper invites readers to share coming and going events as a community courtesy.
Mrs. Clarence Cain hosted by Miss Lucille Seedorf on Sunday. Willard Redding ill at home on East Madison. Fred Griffith employed by Clawson Chevrolet Sales. Mrs. Andrew Delaney of Delphi attended Mrs. Delaney funeral in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crowell of Adams twp with J. C. Francis in Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Messinger of Logansport visited Miss Malinda Toughman. Miss Lorene Wingard of Delphi now in Indianapolis won $25 at the State Fair. William L. Butcher et al. filed to contest and set aside the will vs Orlando Butcher et al.
Silk and wool dresses cleaned and pressed by R. Gochenour. Robert Bracken of Frankfort, former state auditor, visited Delphi Monday. Delphi Methodist Rally Day set for Sept 25. Miss Mildred Hines visited Miss Lucille Seedorf near Battleground. Rockfield men Herv Smith John W. Kerlin judged Newton County Fair products at Kentland. Dale Davis and Robert Bingeman pledged to Lambda Chi Alpha at Wabash College. Mrs. Henry Carter moves millinery store three doors west across from Citizen office. Rev. Howard Warner to preach at Hickory Grove church first and third Sundays this conference year.
Mr and Mrs Lytle Anderson relocate from Wabash street to a new home in Elmwood.
The Lions Club will present a comedy Broken Dishes on October 25 and 26 in the High School Gymnasium. St Miss Maude Holladay leaves for South Bend to teach Domestic Science at Washington school. Eighteen neighbors celebrate Mrs Sarah Clauser's birthday Monday. Mrs May Sibbitt has returned from Lafayette Home Hospital after an appendectomy. Mr Dell Hughey of Hamburg New York visits Mr and Mrs Howard Bradshaw and will return Friday. Miss Irene Hoshaw of south of Delphi attended business college in Lafayette and stayed at home this week. Mr John Mount Mrs Nellie Haughey and A H Brewer spent Friday in Indianapolis. Mount and Brewer attended the State Fair.
Suits cleaned and pressed. R Gochenour and Ed Gochenour returned to Fort Wayne after visiting their parents in Delphi to attend business college. Miss Lorene Schock resumes training at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital after a mumps illness and brief home vacation. Allen Bailey starts senior year at Butler University. B A Goslee and Ernie Burris depart for a two week motor trip through the Ozarks and southwest. Mrs George W Ross of Kokomo, formerly of Carroll county, suffered a fall.
Reports from Delphi area include Mrs. Ross over 80 with serious hip fracture after incident on Thursday at home. Ex servicemen gather in Monticello under Pleas Greenlee. Local residents host visitors from Hamburg New York and discuss college studies at Wabash. Two schools report scarlet fever cases. Paraphrased community updates cover visits, entertainments, and local business ads.
Mr and Mrs Robert Coats move with their daughter Mrs Alma Coates Kelly to a new home in Ann Arbor Michigan. Mr Coats runs a milk route and formerly served as a carrier for the Indianapolis Star.
Mr and Mrs E O Grimm and their son Jack have moved into T J Ryan home on East Franklin Street and will spend the winter with Mrs Grimm s father Mr Ryan. Their Main Street apartment will be closed for the season.
George Johnson, a spring graduate, spent the summer with his father in Salt Lake City and is now employed in Los Angeles. He will attend night classes at Polytechnic High School to prepare for university work next year.
Special bargains in House Paint during September at Metzger Lumber Co. 28 41 William Clayton of Delphi, grandson of Dr J J Shultz, has pledged to Delta Kappa Epsilon at DePauw University. Lara Perlman, former Delphi businessman, returns to Delphi to run a coal business and rents the old Delphi Lumber and Coal Company office and bins. Miss Josephine Odell resumes teaching in Logansport.
Mrs. Josephine Ives returns to Indiana polis from abroad and visits family. Roger Mayhill of Delphi will organize the first interdenominational young people's society in Howard county at Judson Baptist church on September 14. The young people of Ervin and Clay townships are invited. Roger is state president and will speak. Mrs. Roy Gregg and Miss Bess Rothenberger attended the Indiana Tuberculosis Association meeting in Indianapolis, with Miss Florence Cox and Mrs. Mayme Sharp accompanying them. Richard Shepard and Mere dith Spidle narrowly escape injury in an auto accident near Pyr mont at Wildcat bridge. Marion Van Pelt of Monticello dislocates his jaw while yawning near Yeoman. A group from Delphi gathers Thursday evening to Byron Calvert's farm to view the moon and stars through a telescope, with guests including Arthur Brough of Indianapolis.
Mrs. James Smock and daughter Eva left Monday afternoon to join Prof. George Smock in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick moved into Mrs. Smock’s house, now rented furnished. A surprise party honored Mrs. John Wagner. A cooperative dinner was held at the Lake Freeman cottage with many local residents. Raymond Coble returned to Indiana after auctions in Terre Haute and Brazil then to Muncie to close more stocks. he met Rev. Kern in Brazil, a former Delphi resident.
The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wilson and family Mrs. Ethel Shaffer and family Mr. and Mrs. James Cripe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liebert and family Mr. and Mrs. John Rigney Frank Suter Mrs. Dollie Wilson Larry Trawin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family. The party broke up by every one wishing her many more happy birthdays.
A group of friends held a casual wiener and marshmallow roast Sunday evening at Martin Boone’s home. Attendees included the Boones and several neighbors and friends, with the gathering ending without incident. Members of the Del Phi Country Club later traveled to Rensselaer for a bridge luncheon at the Rensselaer Country Club.
Judge E. E. Pruitt sustained a demurrer in Doris Hall v Delphi School Board holding the 1889 act not repealed by 1921 act. The case is ready for trial. In Flora v Douglas and Hunt, the court ruled for the plaintiff.
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