Huffer seeks divorce in Carroll court over cruelty
Charles E. Huffer files for divorce from Mary in Carroll circuit court alleging cruelty. Attorney Hanna and Hanna represent the plaintiff.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
2
Charles E. Huffer files for divorce from Mary in Carroll circuit court alleging cruelty. Attorney Hanna and Hanna represent the plaintiff.
Guests Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wise and their daughters Mary Ann and Ruth from near Burlington visiting the Penn family.
The Tri C Club will meet Friday April 20 at Mrs. William Duff’s home with Mrs. Alma Pierce assisting. Mrs. John Rowe and Mrs. Miles T. Martin will present the program. At the March meeting Mrs. Mae Weil hosted as well as new members Mrs. Dave and Mrs. Glen Brown joining the club.
The Indianapolis Stock Yards Marketing Institute will hold a Marketing Clinic at the Camden Community Building Monday April 23 at 8 p m. Dick Kreusser will discuss live stock values and price relations with farmer power. Attendees include livestock feeders truckers 4 H FFA members and families. A color film Pork Around the Clock and refreshments will follow.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Max Sheets 19 of route 1 Bringhurst and Carol J Spitler 19 of Camden to Gary C Langston 19 of Burlington and Elizabeth Ann Carter 19 of Flora.
Elaine Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Robertson celebrated her sixth birthday Friday April 13 at home. Guests included Stanley Archibald Linda and Janet Beard Michael Duane and Harry Connaway Julia Ann Ehrman Susan and Beth High Vicki McGill Vicki Reed Michele Ryan Vernon Thoman Nancy and Neal Robertson. Dana Shuler and Virginia High sent gifts but could not attend.
Margaret McWhorter was granted a divorce from James K. McWhorter in Carroll circuit court on Saturday. She was awarded custody of the minor children and $15 per week support on her cross complaint. Hanna and Hanna represented Mrs. McWhorter, David Baum appeared for Mr. McWhorter.
The Shope company shows a loss from March with sales this month at 14,469,223 and last year for the same period at 17,362,374. Only twenty four Indiana counties reported sales gains for March this year over March 1955.
Mrs. Ensd family was called to Rushville Sunday by the death of her uncle. Mrs. Berninger, Mr. and Mrs. Bev Berninger and son David remained to attend funeral services Monday afternoon.
Dr Russell J Humbert president of DePauw University spoke to Methodist ministers and laymen in Delphi on guiding youth toward creative leisure and healthy idealism. The Lafayette District conference heard other talks including Live Your Dreams by Dr Allen B Rice and missionary plans by Rev C Richard Heath. Licenses to preach were issued to several ministers and a district evangelism week was scheduled for next fall.
Clay Township Farm Bureau will meet Monday night April 23 at the Owasco school. A C Court right of Jasper county will speak on his trip to Washington. Clarence Frey is committee chairman. Attendees are asked to bring cups and spoons. Mr and Mrs Jesse D Zinn hosted a family dinner April 15 for granddaughter Elaine Kay Robertson's sixth birthday. Also celebrated were birthdays of Robert Brown Rosella Robertson and Melvin Victor and the wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Wayne Zinn and Mr and Mrs Ray Robertson. A bountiful dinner was served at noon.
The IRHA Hardware Sale at Pletcher Hardware ends Saturday April 21. Don’t miss savings on spring needs and practical home upgrades.
Miss Josephine Odell was taken to St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette on Wednesday by the Eikenberry ambulance.
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