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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
8
A Carroll circuit court petit jury awarded Ula Albitz from Howard County 4500 in damages after four hours deliberation Friday evening in a civil case against Daniel J. Green. Albitz initially sought 5000 for injuries from an auto collision.
The Boy Scouts plan a hanger collection on Saturday marked market day. People with wire coat hangers should leave them on the front porch for pickup.
Miss Helen Hickman a Delphi high school student will represent Delphi in a panel discussion on whether final examinations should be abolished. The event airs at 11 15 Thursday morning on radio station WBAA Purdue with the high school speech class and teacher Miss Marian Coble accompanying.
The Delphi Lions Club traveled to Lafayette on Wednesday for a guided tour of the Plant followed by dinner at the National Homes cafeteria. A Citizen Classified Ad.
Tri Kappa sorority schedules a benefit auction in Delphi to aid Carroll County charities. Donations of used furniture bicycles dishes toys tools books jewelry and more are being solicited with a 15 percent commission option for owner sold items. Contact Mary Davies Veronica Clauser or Willa Bowen to donate or arrange pickup.
Members of Psi Iota Xi gathered at Mrs. W H Brown’s Delphi home for a social evening and business meeting. The sorority voted 50 dollars to the Red Cross and agreed to aid Girl Scouts’ Lafayette camp trip. Guests included Naomi Anderson and other patrons. The group will meet next Thursday at the Library for a business session.
A rummage sale sponsored by the Ladies of the Methodist Church will be held Saturday April 14 at 9 am in the Court House Assembly Room. Proceeds benefit church programs.
secretary ine Raymond Baer treasurer Mrs Edna Quinn executive secretary Dr C C Cramp ton medical consultant Mrs Hs ther C Gregg nurse consultant. Township directors include Mrs Gale Crowell Adams Mrs Austin Burlington Mrs Orville Gilbert Carrollton and others. Seal sales totaled 3150.60 with township totals listed for Adams Burlington Carrollton Clay Deer Creek Democrat Jackson Jefferson Liberty Madison Monroe Rock Creek Tippecanoe Washington Delphi Flora.
Aunt Fannie Smith a Delphi resident celebrated her 60th birthday at a home gathering on East Monroe Street with friends and former Pittsburg schoolmates. Attendees included Mrs Mary Cunningham Cox former Pittsburg teacher and several guests from Delphi and nearby towns.
Rose Chapter O E 8 held a Monday night session with Mrs. Anna Maxwell as new Worthy Matron. She announced an April 14 Helen Bonebrake Past Matrons club gathering at Flora Masonic lodge with a noon pot-luck. Committees named include finance, proficiency, sick, flowers, education, inventory, memorial, publicity and more with listed members.
Mrs Leland noa 51 of Logansport was buried Monday afternoon in the local onk cemetery. Mrs Burkholder died Thursday night at her home. Her husband, a native of this community, survives with two sons and a daughter. Subscribe to the Citizen.
The Golden Wonders 4 H club of Tippecanoe township held its first meeting of the year at the ae school last Thursday. officers elected include Shirley Hughes president Wanda Hughes vice president Mary Furst secretary treasurer George Dunpesy sergeant at arms Judy Dow and Patty Myers recreation leaders Shirley Eis song leader. Patty gave a cake decorating demonstration. Next meeting set for April 12 at the church with hostesses James Rosseer W C Dubes Everett Parks and Sue Beale.
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