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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
3
Burlington reports a 6 am Easter Sunrise service at the Methodist Church. Local churches plan Thursday evening communion services. Families share news of hospital discharge, travels, and upcoming events including trips, funerals, and a May mother daughter dinner.
Students from Cutler joined Carroll High School sophomores for a Saturday trip to Chicago. Names include Misses Jacqueline Squier Pamela Hutson Sherri Arnold Jean Kelly and Michael Mockerman. Also noted is Marsha Butler a nine year old patient at St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette expected home late this week.
Public notice announces the Yeoman Town Board of Carroll County Indiana has chosen the exact franchise grant and contract form to be adopted with Northern Indiana Public Service Company after a board meeting.
A municipal gas franchise grants Northern Indiana Public Service Company an indeterminate permit to lay and operate gas mains and service lines within the municipality. The grantee may excavate with safeguards, protect the public, and restore streets, with liability limited for certain acts of God and other disruptions. The agreement runs as a twenty five year term post repeal of the PSC law and includes rate provisions, assignment, and termination conditions if installation is delayed.
Paul Kirkpatrick shows little improvement at St Elizabeth Hospital where he has been a patient for several weeks. Brenda Draper 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Draper submitted to a tonsillectomy at St Joseph Hospital Kokomo last week. Artus Rodenbarger is a patient at Bluffton Hospital. Men's Brotherhood will meet Thursday April 29 at Hopewell North Church Deer Creek. Jeffery Cook Rita Rees Joretta Cook Diana Draper and Kathy Sheagley members of the class of Youth Communicants were received into the membership of the Presbyterian Church by action of the Session. Mr and Mrs Fritz Schnepp spent a few days recently with Mr and Mrs Earl DeRitter and children of Buffalo New York. Mr and Mrs Sid Minor of Chicago spent a few days recently with Mrs Minor's mother Mrs Wesley Ficken. The Misses Vicki Haggeman Donna Kuhn and Kathy Flora were weekend guests of RuthAnn Hausenfluck. They are all in nurses training at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis.
The Boy Scout leaders of Western District plan their sixth annual recognition dinner for Wednesday April 21 1965 at 6 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church in Monticello. It is a carry in basket supper with recognition for Scouters contributing to Scouting and Eagle Scouts of the past year will receive extra honors. John Sanderson Council Commissioner will report on the 1964 jamboree. All Scouters and families are invited.
Sub Debs gathered Thursday at Mary Johnson's home and elected officers Mary Ani Newell as president Susan Maxwell as vice president Barbara Mullin as recording secretary Susan McCormick as treasurer Mary Johnson as reporter and Diane Minneman as historian for the group.
The scene recalls April Showers as the Spring Hop theme with a decorated cafeteria and a dress-up dance. Marit Graf Hagen presented Norway slides at convocation. The Thespians staged Bad Seed to strong audience response. Hopefuls met for baseball season and the track and golf squads practiced amid scattered rain.
Loren C. McCormick 40 of route 2 Lafayette died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital after illness since December 24 He was born in Perry Township Tippecanoe County married Betty L Smith in 1947 and is survived by daughter Sarah Kay brother John B McCormick and sister Mrs William Stein He was a Catholic, WWII veteran, member of Knights of Columbus Delphi American Legion Post and Lafayette 40 He farmed Funeral mass was at St Mary's Cathedral Lafayette with interment at St Boniface Cemetery Wilbur Gates 77 of route 1 Delphi died at 2 30 Thursday at St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette He was born April 22 1887 in Carroll County married Mary Florence Johns in 1910 Survived by daughter Barbara Richardson Monticello nephew Gilbert Gates Logansport and four grandchildren He farmed and lived in Carroll County Funeral services were 1 30 Saturday at Miller Funeral Home Monticello with Rev Glen Friar officiating and interment Riverview Cemetery
Camden Town Board granted a natural gas franchise to Northern Indiana Public Service Company after a public hearing on April 7. NIPSCO officials said Camden will join about 350,000 northern Indiana residents with gas service, noting the company serves 171 towns and 82 communities in the area. Engineering surveys will map distribution plans and a house-to-house survey will determine resident preferences.
The Delphi Auto License Branch will be closed Friday April 16 by order of The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles in observance of the holiday. The office normally closes Thursday and Saturday afternoons. Thelma L. Sines Manager.
Clifford A. Kurtz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kurtz, is promoted to Petty Officer Third Class aboard the U S S F D Roosevelt. He arrived in Norfolk for overhaul and plans a visit to Washington before heading to Mayport Florida. Norman L. Denny, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Brady, serves with Marine Attack Squadron 332 at Cherry Point North Carolina, commissioned in May 1942 as part of the Marine Corps air-ground striking force.
Mr and Mrs Don Smith of Lafayette formerly Delphi hosted a Saturday birthday dinner. Guests included Loren Ayers of Indianapolis Leonard Downing Pauline Moore of Delphi and Carl R Jones of Flora.
Georgeann Bradshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradshaw, has been initiated into Alpha Xi Delta at Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa. She is a sophomore.
Johnson's Regal League shows dealer entries with 89 8643 at Johnson's Market 8044 514 Clawson Chev 74 538. Lewis Masonery 734 5814 Brown Trucking 703 62 Well's Shop 70 S88 Popejoy Producers Pearson's Shop 67 65 Auto Supply 56 76 Local No 103 9 119 Secretary Marvin Humphrey.
The Home Economics Department of Carroll High School will present its annual fashion show on Friday April 30 at 7 45 p m in the Carroll gym. One hundred fifty Home Ec students and forty five children will model under instructors Mrs St Amand and Mrs Milner.
Burrows PTO will not meet in April. The meeting is rescheduled for May 6 at the Burrows Community Building with a carry-in supper. Mrs. Adaline Wallar will direct the program and Delphi Schools superintendent Arthur Weddell is invited to attend and comment.
The Tipwa Grange postpones its regular meeting. Scott, Jim Riley Jr, and Mrs. Alice join the program committee. Refreshments by the Lewis Dunns, Bud Holloway, Levi Furst, and James Kenworthy. An auction sale of plants, food, and white elephant items will be held.
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