Carroll County Club and Society News
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
4
Social club and fraternal notices welcomed by the department. Telephone 14 for announcements.
D A B chapter meets for first year gathering at regent Mrs E W Bowen home. Election of delegates to state convention at Turkey Run in October. Conservation plan urges each member to plant a tree. Out of town members and a Tribbett reunion feature noted. A 79 year old soloist closes the program.
The Tribbett reunion gathered 61 members and 11 visitors on Sunday at Delphi Park. Attendees from afar included Mr and Mrs Harry Thomas, Mrs Bertha Gallison of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Ollie Mikesell and children, Mrs Mary Zimmerman and children of Peru, and Mr and Mrs Billy.
The Deer Creek township Home Economics club met at the library on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jessie Ashba as hostess. Reports from Mrs. John Todd covered world’s fair finds. An exchange of bulbs and plants followed, then a social hour featuring the Lindy game. The next meeting on the second Thursday in October will feature a rug display with Mrs. Julia Cowdin as hostess.
The Clay township Home Economics club held an all day meeting on Wednesday September 13 at the home of Mrs Guy Clauser. A covered dish luncheon followed and the club song You Can Smile was sung after the business session.
A quilt display featuring many new and old quilts was shown. The next meeting is set for Wednesday Oct 11 at Miss Edith Beard’s home. Albert L Hill and Miss Maxine Campbell were married Saturday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage with Rev L E Knox presiding. They will live at the Ulm property on W Franklin street. Hill works at the John Roach Lunch Room.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wallace of near Camden celebrated their golden wedding at home on Sunday September 17 with a cooperative dinner and informal reception. Five children and their families attended: Burt Wallace near Deer Creek Quincy Wallace Camden Roy Wallace Whitestown Mrs L C Yakey Indianapolis and Mrs Elmer Caldwell Walton.
Mrs James P Wason chairs the art and garden department and invites all members wishing to join. The meeting is Thursday afternoon September 21 at 2 30 at her home with guest Mrs H Van Doorn Vice President of the State Garden Clubs federation.
At last evening’s Tuxis Club gathering of the Presbyterian church, Miss Mary Cohee was elected president, Arthur McDowell vice president, Miss Miriam Cohee secretary, Miss Edna Johnson treasurer, Miss Betty Dyer chorister, and Miss Lavaune Retherford pianist. Thirty-five members attended, with Rev. H P Parker serving as adult advisor.
The Delphi Country club hosts an afternoon party on Thursday September 27 with a host committee including Mrs Charles Cartwright Mrs George Beamer Mrs Burr Graham and Mrs Gertrude Reed. A bridge tournament closes October 18 with a lunch at the clubhouse and another party is planned for October 5 afternoon. Announcement: Miss Naomi Eikenberry niece of Orion Eikenberry and James R Thompson son of Mrs Naman Thompson wed August 21 in Chicago. The Premiers meet September 27 at 8:00 pm Delphi Baptist church with Rev Hugo from Rockfield Presbyterian as speaker.
Members of the Jackson township Home Economics club of Carroll County will meet Thursday afternoon at the community hall in Camden. This is annual guests day and members of the Rockfield club will be present.
Mr and Mrs J W Acheson of this city will mark their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday September 24. The Delphi Woman's club meets September 27 in the library and sixteen past presidents will be honored.
Eliza Powell age 55 of near Burlington died Saturday morning at Good Samaritan hospital Kokomo after ten days as patient. Survived by widow Lula Roberson Powell son Dennis granddaughter Bonnie Lee two brothers Grover and Charles four sisters Mattie Wakeland Bessie Foglesong Mae Brindley Della Stetler. Florence Barber preceded him. Funeral held at home Monday 2 PM with Rev W D Archibald of M E church. Burial Burlington cemetery.
A citizen argues libraries stay in working order only if patrons pay dues on time. The writer notes the library is three blocks away on the way uptown and that readers enjoy books but delay returns and renewals, keeping waiting lists long.
In a lively column a writer notes high school youths sporting bangs and curls as they play golf. A playful round on a Sunday sees both players struggling with the rough and turf. the narrator concedes the opponent edged ahead by one stroke on the ninth green.
Senator Claude Wickard of Carrollton township and Ralph Maggart county agent discussed the wheat adjustment program in Delphi on Monday. Wickard serves as chief of the corn and hog section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration under the Department of Agriculture.
A collage of quotes on economic unease and social trends cites Roosevelt’s leadership, falling birth and marriage rates, and a view of Soviet trade as market opportunity. Also notes fashion trends and cultural commentary on public figures and education’s future under a low mood.
Marriage licenses were issued today to Albert L. Hill of Delphi and Maxine B Campbell of Camden, with background details noting Hill as the son of Clayton and Mrs Hill of Lebanon and Campbell as the daughter of Ulysses G Campbell. Vern on Murphy of Delphi R F D No 4 appears as a listed party.
A narrator recalls a rowdy three am scene with hoarse male voices near the doorway. The irritation of disrupted sleep grows as the sounds fade yet the mind remains awake, wishing for an earlier curfew on nights when rest is impossible.
Simple home recipes from Mrs Ward Cree of Lafayette Indiana for Banana Bread and Gingerbread. Includes ingredients such as bananas flour sugar and spices with steps to mix bake and serve. Includes notes on serving with whipped cream frosting or plain.
Fragmentary text references gender dynamics and social tension with unclear context. It hints at relationships and tensions but provides no coherent event, names, places, or dates to anchor a concrete news item.
B F Murphy of Cutler and Leota Redman daughter of Thomas McCord of Radnor appear in a public calendarDates are listed under phone number 100 for inquiries and schedule details.
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