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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
5
Delphi Feed and Produce Store on South Washington street Delphi advertises semi solid butter milk priced at 44 cents per pound in barrel lots with delivery. Lontt.
The Delphi Woman's club begins its year with a library session debating how to improve the town. Papers by Mrs. Brackenridge and Mrs. Amick discuss plans for tourist park work and specific tasks for the year, with responses from L M Pletcher, Mayor Robinson, and club members. The year runs through August with weekly 3 o clock meetings and ends with the August picnic. Mrs. A C Clauser serves as club president. Presbyterian church gathering at Mrs. VanNatta's home featured Mrs. Omar Smith as assistant hostess.
The District Eastern Star event for Howard Clinton Cass and Carroll counties drew a large crowd at Kokomo Masonic Temple. Officers were re elected except for vice president Mrs Robinson of Kokomo. next annual meeting set for Flora in September 1928.
Mrs Frank Lyon and daughter Miss Nina hosted seven tables of bridge at their home Tuesday afternoon. Honors went to Mrs A C Clauser Mrs J J Shultz and Mrs George Cartwright. Garden bouquets adorned the rooms and refreshments followed. Mrs Lyon plans another ladies gathering this afternoon. Birthday tribute notes Mrs Cartwright attended a dinner at Hildebran's Monday evening with plans to visit Indianapolis and then travel west to Denver and Los Angeles.
The Knights of Columbus present a home talent play Kilbuck of the C I and L A R to be staged at their hall on October 13 and 14 with Rose Benne directing. Rehearsals have begun as the Carroll County Teachers enjoyed a church dinner and the Baptist ladies aid set a Friday afternoon meeting.
Grand matron Mrs Let tie Ferguson of Fort Wayne and District No 15 deputy Mrs Rol la Cooper of Kokomo will lead a group meeting with Rose chapter Delphi on Friday evening September 23. Flora and Deer Creek chapters join for a pot luck at 6 o'clock. members to bring covered dishes and own service.
Members of the Tuckabachee class of the Presbyterian church will gather at the city park this evening for a picnic supper and social time.
Mrs. Charles Best acted as hostess to the Independent Twelve bridge club members during a Tuesday afternoon gathering at her home.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Woodruff entertained the Four Times Four club members at their home Tuesday evening in a social gathering.
Mrs. Frank Lyon and her daughter will host the G. O. P. club on Monday afternoon for a members meeting.
Mrs Leo Ulm entertained the members of the Young Married Bridge Club at their home on Wednesday.
The Pa's and Ma's club was entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gochenour. Mrs. Grover Whiteman and family visited Warren Harvey in Russiav ille last Sunday.
C. O. Julius was in Chicago Tuesday. Louis Nesworth visits Indianapolis for several days. T. J. Clyne left Tuesday for a brief stay in Indianapolis. Mrs. D. L. Musselman and Mrs. Jess Retherford spent Friday in Lafayette. Miss Audrey Shaffer attended a Lamar demonstration meeting in Logansport Monday.
A sequence of social calls and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright Mrs. Ives and others visiting in Indianapolis. Miss Eva Johnson hosted by Miss Mary Louise Gerard. Several residents traveled to Ann Arbor and attended events in Dana Tipton and Lucerne. Local figures bought a Day Fan radio and various family gatherings noted.
Prof and Mrs G P Chapman and Mr and Mrs Walter Horner of Illinois spent the weekend with Dr Mrs L H Smith. Rev Fathers McGarthy and Oberholtz visited Rev Father Reed and his parents. John Carney of Indianapolis visited his parents with Miss Meredith Carney accompanying him to the capital city. Miss LaVayne Retherford hosted twelve friends for her fifteenth birthday. Miss Florence Keith of Indianapolis, formerly of the city, fell and broke a leg. Several residents visited relatives in Chicago and Joliet. A district Democratic ladies meeting was held in Lafayette with remarks by Arthur A Stump. George Roller celebrated his birthday with family in Idaville. A large luncheon followed the birthday gathering.
E Basser M D will hold rectal disease clinic at the Crosby Hotel on the first and third Tuesdays from 1 to 2. Wilson Sterrett returns home after a decade in Detroit and Canada. Baby Donna Belle Alves named. Road work on Larry Guthrie gravel road begun with culverts widened. Several locals visit kin and friends. church at Lockport. Alfred Woods seriously ill.
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