Courtesy local notes to mention visiting guests
The Citizen invites readers to inform about coming and going visits as a courtesy feature. It asks to share guest visits so the community can acknowledge social arrivals and departures.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
5
The Citizen invites readers to inform about coming and going visits as a courtesy feature. It asks to share guest visits so the community can acknowledge social arrivals and departures.
Judge E E Pruitt was in Frankert on business. Jane Gard et al filed an ex parte petition for partition.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carney. Mrs. John Mount is confined with a badly bruised knee from a fall. Mrs. Alice Badorf of Indianapolis, former Delphi resident, visits John Mayne. Ward Been and family moved to Logansport for the winter. Radio tubes Herb Smith.
Dr. Gertrude Igna McCain and Mrs. Lewis Grantham left Wednesday morning by auto on a trip to Virginia. The ladies of the County Club will hold their regular Thursday afternoon party this week. Special bargains in House Paint during September at Metzger Lumber Co. 28-At Paulina M. Weida has sold 120 acres west of Bringhurst to the Lafayette Joint Stock and Land Bank. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Brown of Cutler, a daughter. The girl has been named Esther Kathleen. A petition to determin the inheri tance tax on the estate of Emanuel Fife, has been filed by Luther Fife.
The document files a civil complaint by John F. Hall against Jesse Leslie and others alleging default on a mortgage note and seeking foreclosure remedies. The filing outlines the lien, terms of the note, and requested court actions to enforce repayment.
Mrs Mary Baldwin of Chicago visits her sister Mrs Della Scott near Burrows. A suit to quiet title is filed by Okal Voorhees and Bessie Voorhees against Russell E Craig. Beginning Wednesday five buses daily between Delphi Logansport and Lafayette. Mrs E E Barnard returns from Indianapolis visit. Gilbert Bailey of Delphi and Verl Bowley of Burlington join Niagara Falls excursion weekend.
No county track meet will be held by the high schools of Carroll County due to lack of interest. The decision ends plans for a countywide event this season.
Mrs Gertrude Reed, mother of Father Clifford Reed, is in St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette receiving treatment.
Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co located at North Side Square offers repairs for all kinds of furnaces and stoves.
Pearl Lane of Radnor buys the 88 acre farm belonging to the Milburn heirs from the commissioners for 3100 dollars. The transaction transfers ownership of the property and marks a notable local land deal.
Mr and Mrs Lote Haslet and John Maxwell of Ockley and Aileen Chis som of Delphi visited Chicago last week.
Children from Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Milroy. Mrs sot i Knight Green and Prof and Mrs E A Lyman returned to Ypsilanti Michigan after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lyon. Mrs John Carney and daughter Miseredith plan a November departure for California. The Coffee Club held its September meeting at A W Smiths home in Jefferson township with several members present.
Three suits filed by Abram Gates against Wilbur P Gates allege note debt of 1600 dollars seek appointment of a receiver and request replevin relief.
Mrs. Mary Stonebraker of Burrows niece of Miss Mary Allread has entered the Baptist Mission Training school in Chicago. She is a graduate of oe College class of 1939.
Six foot eight Ordcles center Everett Lamb sprained his ankle in Tuesday practice and will miss multiple games. Team coaches expect a cautious recovery as he sits out to heal.
Ray Coombs and family have moved to Crawfordsville where Mr. Coombs has taken a position with Public Service Company as a gas fitter.
Creditors of Rolla Clingenpe near Burlington who was adjudged bankrupt will meet at the courthouse at 9 o’clock September 24. Also September 24 creditors of Haulce McCarty bankrupt will meet at 9 30 o’clock at the office of Hahn a Pane in Delphi. A Ford V eight dismantled car found south of town by Sheriff Jess Clawson. Officials notified and car proved stolen from the vicinity. Mary Frances Dobbins of Delphi is among 122 Indiana University students on quality scholarships this semester. Carroll County representatives Miss Dobbins and Laura Gilliam are listed in the university bursar’s scholarship roster.
In Clinton county many dated items appear with the 8-41 precinct vice chairmen hosting in Frankfort. Mrs. Smith joins forces with Mrs. Ulm Mrs. Obedi and Miss Lamb. Freshman initiation at the High School mimics a court scene with Tom Benner as judge and Robert Wagoner as bailiff. Genevieve Ryan tours Chicago then Delphi with friends attending a Lake Freeman Arcata cottage birthday for Eunice Gardner Smith. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society to serve a cafeteria luncheon Thursday Sept 29 from 5 pm.
Thirty four Carroll county residents enjoyed a Wabash excursion over the weekend at Niagara Falls. Delphi visitors listed include Ralph Hill Frank Houser Drs Hunter and Hunter Mrs Levi Reynolds Mrs James Wason and son John Mrs Burr Balsar Mrs Cal Heiland L M Pletcher and daughter Virginia Mrs William Griffith and two Larimore brothers.
Born to Mr and Mrs Hugh Wise of Camden a son Cole Kendall at a Lafayette hospital. The mother was formerly Virginia Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Cole.
Mrs and Mrs Fred Million welcomed a son named Robert Bruce in Bloomington. Radiol tubes Herb Smith. The Mission Circle executive board met Monday at sponsor Mrs DeFord's home in South Delphi. Eliza Shivley 93 from San Francisco traveled alone to Pyrmont to visit her niece Mrs Brenneman. Dr Hickman Logansport ex Yeoman broke 94 targets at Indianapolis Gun Club event.
Mr and Mrs Loyal Hoshaw and Mrs Co T Amick motored to Sharpsville Thursday to attend the funeral of John Drake father of B N Drake of the high school faculty.
Dr. Barton W. Everman once Carroll County superintendent in Iowa is critically ill in Los Angeles Hospital San Francisco after moving from Burlington. A Mt Olivet church primary attendance contest ran June to August with 16 students led by Mrs Elmer Huntley. winner Doris Douglass attended all 13 Sundays. Pyrmont Brethren church marked its centennial with an all day harvest event and noon basket dinner.
North Side Square Miss Emma Creek retourns from a several thousand mile motor trip through Minnesota Wisconsin Canada and Michigan with her brother Dr Herbert Creek and family. Dr j and Mrs F H Robinson and daughter Miss Isabelle and Mrs Retherford plan a ten day visit in Cincinnati. Caesar Margowski Agnes Margowski guests in Detroit with Mr and Mrs George Margowski and son John. A marriage license issued to Cay Oyler Camden and Ursel E Angle Flora. Dr Ione Shultz Clayton returns from Greencastle and Chicago visiting her son William at DePauw and daughter Virginia at Vogue School of Designing.
Mr and Mrs Fren Musselman of Kent Ohio stayed two weeks at the Arcata cottage on Lake Freeman. They visited Camden starting Monday and plan to return Friday.
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