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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
2
A brief notice advertises garden plowing services by Bassett and Talbert inviting calls to reach them by phone. It mentions contact numbers 2] or 208 in a concise classified style typical of old newspaper ads.
At a Watson cks tape session hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Bradshaw and Miss Mary Cochrane, club members heard McCormick discuss railroads. He played a recording detailing railroad history from Stuart Holbrook and explained the industry’s role in time zone creation and early development.
The Monon named line up amid social details as hosts served ice cream pie and coffee while a new neon recorder captured rehearsal chatter. Mrs John Klepinger and Mrs Fenger were recorded in piano pieces triggering amused playback. Earlhurst resident A C Clauser's hospitalization was noted and the next meeting planned with Mr and Mrs Yantisells.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sterrett Jr of 101 Woodlawn Place Crawfordsville announce the birth of a son Len Jeffrey. The father is Leonard Sterrett Sr of route 9 Lafayette and the mother is Ruby Corbin, formerly.
Homer Clark of route 3 Delphi has rented the farm ground on the Maude Elliott place.
The Youth Choir will perform during a Sunday evening service and a meeting of the Official Board is scheduled for April 12 at 7:30 in the church parlor.
The Delphi Baptist revival meetings scheduled to begin April 8 have been postponed due to the serious illness of Mrs. Halsey wife of the evangelist. Further announcements will be made later. The E Rix Baptist Church holds Bible School at 9 30 worship at 10 30 sermon New Testament Christianity and a 6 46 young people's meeting. At 7 30 Paul Myers of Gideon will preach with a singer. Fellowship hour Wednesday 7 30.
First and Ruth Circles meet April 6 at 2 p.m. at two homes. Sunday services run April 8 from 10 to 11 30, with nursery for children up to four. Children up to sixth grade join worship until after the Junior Sermon. Easter week ends with April 28 service. Painters redecorate sanctuary and Sunday school rooms. church school meets in basement April 16 and 22.
Edward E. Morris presides at Cutler Presbyterian Church with Sunday School led by Fritz Schnepf and morning worship by the pastor on April 8. Also listed are Westminster Fellowship, choir practice, and a session meeting at Wm. Enoch’s home. Church events at Pittsburg, Delphi Christian, and notes on visits by Detroit relatives are included.
The bureau will stage races at Adams township Tuesday April 10 at 1 30 p m. A planned program is outlined by the committee with program chairmen Mr and Mrs John W Girard. Refreshments will be served.
The Madison Township Home Economics club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Witter, Miss Zook and Mrs. Martin as hostesses. A auction and discussion on program planning are planned. Miss Joy Lybrook returns to Ball State College. The Ruth Circle of the Presbyterian church meets Friday April 6 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Clawson's home.
Ruth Ann Hufford and Norman Alkire of Lafayette were Wednesday evening guests of Wilma Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adkins of Frankfort called Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. James Rankin depart Monday for Lake Michigan area where Rev. Rankin will serve two weeks as a Naval Chaplain. Rankin holds a reserve commission in the navy as chaplain.
Women of the Moose met Thursday evening to initiate Mrs Eddie Gerard into the chapter. Fern Connelly led the program and prizes were won by Olive and Jean Coopman. Dr and Mrs Ione Kirkpatrick plan a Florida return April 16 and will stay until after April 23. Mr and Mrs William Politz vacationing in Florida for two weeks. Marilyn Julien attended the Batttleome band event with the group. Mrs Margaret A Afflis of Indianapolis and sister Mrs Ethel Pren 6 of New Albany visited with Mr and Mrs Taft Clawson. Mr and Mrs Woodrow McDowell of Portland Oregon welcome daughter Shelle Carol born March 25. McDowell is son of George McDowell of Delphi Route 2.
A bake sale is set for Saturday April 7 from 9 a m to 2 p m at the Catholic Community Hall. The event is sponsored by the C B Y F of the Pittsburg Brethren Church.
The Burlington Community Club Inc announces a 3:00 PM sale on May 5 1951 at Munson P. Brewster office Burling ton Indiana of a 7 room dwelling occupied by Dr Van Kirk. Possession by purchaser by September 1 1951. One third cash due sale day. balance on receipt of deed and abstract. Taxes 1950 paid by corporation. future taxes to purchaser. Contact Burlington Indiana before sale.
Pearl Lucas files for divorce from James Lucas in Carroll court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Attorneys Hanna and Hanna represent the plaintiff.
Effective April 11 Mr. Leslie Strole drivers examiner will be at the License Bureau on Wednesday from 1 p m to 4 p m.
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