Visits Noted in Citizen Courtesy Reminder
The Citizen asks readers to inform the paper of visiting friends and neighbors. The notice suggests announcing coming and going to help share social visits with the community audience.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
5
The Citizen asks readers to inform the paper of visiting friends and neighbors. The notice suggests announcing coming and going to help share social visits with the community audience.
Brief notices show visits and travels among residents: Emma Black in Monticello, John McDowell on Chicago business, EB Maxwell to Chicago, Troy Calloway in Delphi, Mayhills in Chicago, Mary Thompson with son Cloyd, Pauline Aiken and Ward Cree visiting Cutler, Ada Welday returning from New York, Laura Cree visiting in Rockville, Harry Richter's family in Michigan, Reynolds in Delphi, Hobart Deeds with Lillie Herr, Ayres with Cecil Draper in Flora, Thompson Hoshaw and Georgie in Frankfort, Willard Redding of Peru with Chissom, Myron Ives buying for New York Store in Chicago.
E W Bowen on business in Queen City Missouri. O C Klepinger of Warsaw visited the Julius family early in the week. Went Short and Max Daughtry plan Sunday with their parents in Merom. Mrs James Turner sought treatment at St Elizabeths hospital Lafayette over weekend. Mr and Mrs Ray Cole and son with Miss Alice Turner visited Lafayette Tuesday. Haughey Mount family and Mrs S A Royster spent Sunday with Ralph Royster family at Sheridan. A G Swartz of Cincinnati guest of Garfield Shaffer tending farm south of town. Glenn Chadd family and Mrs William Corns visited Greensburg and the Odd Fellows home Sunday. Roy Nelson family and Asa Lods family with Miss Maud Holliday hosted at South Bend. Karl Grimm leaves for Pennsylania University for postgraduate commercial law, late this week. he and Lorenz Grimm graduated Purdue last spring. Mrs Galbreth of Rockfield, Miss Mary Ahead, Mrs Garfield Shaffer, and Mrs Charles Gros attend Presbyterian Missionary retreat at Mrs Frank Coulter’s in Frankfort today. Basil Isaacs returns to Delphi to resume milk delivery with John Smith. Mrs Isaacs plans to join him later.
Miss Pauline McCloud and a group from Delphi and Lafayette toured Indiana to visit Mrs. Katherine McCloud in a hospital. Other relatives from Urbana and local Wason and Bowen households joined for several days of family time, with Hilda Bowen returning home after the visit.
October 7 marks James Whitcomb Riley birthday with a suggested school observance. October 12 Discovery Day to be integrated in history teaching. County institute classes scheduled September 28 for primary, intermediate, grammar, history and physical training groups. Schools will be scored and inspected later. a farm shop course draft is being prepared by a committee from Cutler Burlington and Carrollton.
Orville Schock, county fair poultry exhibit superintendent, will hold the display at the Sullivan building on Main Street near the A and P store. Roy D. Gerard of Tipton, president of the State Poultry Association and former Idaville resident, will serve as judge.
The health clinic was held at the courthouse yesterday with Dr Sty gall of Indianapolis in charge.
Interurban cars run between Lafayette and Fort Wayne from Delphi with east and west bound departures at 7:25 8:03 9:40 10:10 12:40 12:65 3:18 2:03 4:39 4:01 6:43 8:16 8:20 11:41 11:29 with last Delphi departure at 11 pm and last Logansport to Delphi at 10:55 pm. Also GA R luncheon during county fair noted.
Rural and town groups in Oregon and Oklahoma push mutual welfare through agricultural councils and get-togethers with Kiwanis Rotary and chamber forums. The effort bridges producers and consumers, spreads to counties, and fosters community achievement across states. Local social notes mention gatherings, funerals, and a new birth in Arm strong family.
Mr Joe Turner visited Mrs E C Wells in South Delphi on Tuesday with several callers including Mrs Arthur Atcherson and Mrs Roy Nelson. A cooperative dinner at the Roach cottage near the lake involved many neighbors. Bruce McCain near Logansport, recently suffered a stroke, is in care. he has roots in the county and road contracting work. A cooperative fish fry at the Bowman home included Earl and Roy Bowman Elmer Bowman Leonard Yerkes Robert Bowman and families.
Joe Magee of Lafayette spent days last week visiting his brother and wife the Magees. The Oak Grove Ladies Aid served lunch at the Mikesell sale Wednesday. Several from the community attended the county conference at Hopewell Thursday. Oris Dimmitt and Mrs. Roach visited Harvie Scott and family in Logansport Friday. Funeral services were held for Dudley Irelan in Idaville Friday. Wilbur Kilmer and family moved to the Mikesell farm. Wilbur Doolittle and family visited Harry Pearson and Kyle Sharp families Sunday. Hervie Scott and a Logansport family were mentioned.
In the Carroll Circuit Court of Indiana the September Term 1929 the plaintiffs Nixon et al sue Roy Culler and others as non residents. The defendants are warned to appear on the 63rd judicial day of September Term being November 20 1929 at Delphi Court House to answer or demur to the complaint or default will be entered. Clerk Floyd J Julien. Attorney James O Obear.
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