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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
3
The club holds a meeting on May April 9 at the home of Mrs Robert Rees. Russell Shaffer and Lon Matthews attend with Mrs C G Loman giving devotions. Wayne Long stationed at Camp Wisconsin visited his parents over the weekend.
Families from Flora Burlington and Kokomo share weekend visits and dinners. Mr and Mrs Clyde Jones visit relatives in Elwood while Mr and Mrs Quentin Clem tend the Sadie Moshier farm. A daughter Linda Kay was born to Mr and Mrs Robert in Clinton County hospital.
Radnor residents hosted and visited over the weekend with many neighbors including Delbert Peters, Pamella, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rees, and the Hefleys. The Radnor community mourns the death of Dr. Hubert Gros of Delphi, remembered as a greatly missed figure. Local social visits included Tom Redmon and Ray Brummett spending time in Muncie.
Mrs. Harry Overley returns from Virginia and Louisiana. Russell Holden, recently observed at Memorial hospital Logansport, is back home. W S C S of the Methodist church met at Mrs Wayne Norris home with officers elected: Stella Vollenweider president Mildred Timm first vice president Edna Davis secretary Zola Hefner treasurer. Ed Williams family of La Grange Illinois visited Carrie Clawson. Ralph Greene and son visited from Lafayette. Dave Pratt ill with flu at home. Tippecanoe Club held steak supper at Kellys Roost. William Knoll leaving for Army duty honored at a party hosted by Dick Grantham. Out of town guests included Ed Wagoner Pensacola FL Harry Cooper Elkhart IL Fraser Ft Wayne Louise Burns Logansport Ed Hartman Muncie. Marriage licenses issued for Reppert Vitello Mourer Stichter Cox and Klossner Cox.
Tiny Joe Jordan and Logansport coach Keith Showalter will speak at the Carrollton township cooperative supper honoring the basketball boys Friday evening April 6. Mothers of the senior boys will run the menu. The Carrollton Home Economics club meets April 11 at 1 30 with Mrs. Ray Shanks hosting assisted by Mrs. Clint Hunsinger and Mrs. Charles Harter. Roll call notes an outstanding woman each member would like to meet. Forrest Lynch and daughter attended Roy Siggo men funeral at Monticello Sunday.
Rockfield reports a serviceman on furlough living with his mother Georgia Coble and One Tone. The Rebekah ladies enjoyed a lodge evening reception led by Mildred Sanders in a hat tie ceremony.
The first track meet of the season is slated with Michitown and Deer Creek at Lesion Field on Tuesday April 10 at 3 30. The Burlington Thinly Class led by Perkins, 1950 County Track Meet high point winner, anticipates a strong season. The Senior Class play Take It Easy is in rehearsal for performances April 19 and 20 under Wayne Bolton. The Patrons Organization, since starting the school lunch program, plans a meeting April 13 with Mrs. Brewster as president. The General Business class, led by Mrs. Melba Fife, hosts activities at Indianapolis on April 9. The Sociology class features Kokomo Tribune coverage on April 5, led by Daniel McCain.
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