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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1962
Page
6
In loving memory of Nash Allen who died April 8 1961 the message notes his presence and family remembrance. A bake sale is planned for Saturday April 7 from 9 30 to 1 30 in front of Wynkoop's Pharmacy sponsored by Sub Debs.
Riding Tractors garden tillers and lawn mowers from Bolens offered at Geo Todd and Son's Store with easy payment terms.
Walter Albaugh Royce Myer Silas Skiles and Carl Johnston met with William Lingle planning party leader of the Bachelor Run Watershed in Indianapolis. They proposed narrowing the proposed ditch channels and Lingle agreed the idea has merit and warrants serious study. An engineers report is expected within weeks.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the illness and passing of our loved one. Thanks for cards flowers and support from St Peters Lutheran church Rev Schambow and Gentry Funeral Home James T. Martin and family.
Richard E. Felix of Lafayette faced improper passing charges and paid 1.00 in fines plus 17.75 in costs. Roy Dunfee of Delphi pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and posted 200 dollars bond. Walter Lee Smith of Delphi charged with driving while suspended and no plates will be arraigned March 30. Clyde Collins of Delphi charged with unsafe motorcycling was fined 1.00 and 17.75 costs. Dale Roberts of Lowell charged with improper passing paid 1.00 and 17.75 in costs.
The Farm Bureau Co op wins the contract to build a new show ring at Flora Fair Grounds. The 105 by 70 foot building costs 6100 dollars and should be finished by June 1. Donations total 4279.25 dollars with a campaign still seeking the remaining funds.
About 75 parents of next year’s freshmen attended a Monday evening meeting at the high school. Attendees included parents of students at Burrows New Hope Pittsburg St Joseph’s Yeoman and Monroe Street schools. Vernon Childs presided with help from the high school faculty. The social hour followed in the Home Ec room where Future Homemakers hosted.
Word reached Burlington of the death in Fillmore California of A. D. Bowman 91 former Burlington resident. He was the eldest of seven children with the youngest brother Charles Bowman of Burlington the sole survivor.
Brenda Kay Hammon files for divorce from James Walter Hammon in circuit court. They married December 3, 1959 and separated March 19, 1961. She seeks custody of a minor child. O Neil and O Neil represent the plaintiff.
Tri Kappa announces a rummage sale on Saturday April 7 beginning at 9 a.m. in the Court House Assembly Room. Proceeds benefit chapter charitable work.
Ockley delayed report notes Eldie and Francis Pearson post operative at Home hospital. Several families from Kokomo Lafayette Clinton County and Frankfort visit relatives, with Fern Whiteman Aura Troxell in Home hospital and Bertha Rude undergoing major surgery at Clinton County Hospital. Another group tours Bat tle Ground and Woodburn while Lake Geneva trips occur for tree cutting and weekend returns.
Mrs. Stella Mullendere celebrated her 80th birthday with Monday dinner guests including Mrs. Paul Julien Mrs. Della Bush and Mrs. Emma Pitzer. Others calling were Minnie Lowther and Mrs. Edgar McKinley.
Dr and Mrs Carl Steinman of Milford Michigan will arrive today for a weekend visit with his mother Mrs Harry C Steinman who plans to accompany him back to Michigan. Mr and Mrs David Wood have bought a lot from George Rev ington on Riley Road and will soon start building a new home there.
Nelson Mullendore of Michigan is a patient in Monroe hospital with pneumonia. He formerly lived near Delphi and is brother to Warnie Mullendore of Rockfield and Mrs. Nellie Dilling of Burnettsville.
Radnor Methodist Church hosts a Saturday April event offering an all you can eat smorgasbord with adults 1.50 and children 75 cents. Sponsored by the WSCS.
Dick Cornell, employed at Eikenberry Funeral Home and Furniture Store for two years, resigns to take a job with a Marion funeral home. Mrs. Clint Conaroe of route Delphi remains under observation at St Beth hospital.
Psi Iota Xi sorority offers Easter food items with an order deadline of April 16. Proceeds support sorority activities and community programs in the area.
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