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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver mourn the death of Earl Weaver's mother Mrs. Earl Weaver who passed Saturday night in Princeville Illinois. Funeral rites and burial were held Wednesday in Princeville. Mr. Weaver teaches vocational agriculture in Delphi schools.
Sheriff Roth and Deputy Goyer investigate a burglary at the Alvin Ferris cottage on C and C Beach Route 2 Monticello. The Ferrises found the break Saturday at noon after going to the cabin. entry was through a broken front door window and a rear tool shed lock was pried. Stolen were fishing gear tools motors and other equipment valued at several hundred dollars.
Eva Arnold thanks the Delphi Lions Club for naming her Cheer Club member of the week. She also expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and acquaintances for cards notes and gifts during that time. Mr and Mrs Elmer Bossert of Liberty visited Delphi Monday. Mrs Bossert is the former Thelma Gustavel.
Burlington school aims to stage a style show Friday night April 24 at 7 45 pm led by Mrs Joe St Am. Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson hosted their first CES meeting Thursday evening and will attend grand chapter with Mrs Carl Erisman. Verlin Long was elected Burlington PTA president with officers including Mrs Howard Marquand and Mrs Hubert Bozworth and John Barber as treasurer.
Floyd J. Julien as administrator reports the sale of a 14 acre Adams township farm of Ruth Slusser to Oliver and Grace Sherman.
Mrs Lucille Bertram of Lafayette will conduct oil and watercolor painting lessons in Delphi starting Wednesday April 29. The group will meet at Delphi Library at 1 p m on the 29th. For more information call Mrs George Obear in Delphi.
Crawfordsville resident Roy L Hagensick appeared on public intoxication charges and paid fines plus costs. Battle Ground resident Gordon Cadwallader faced driving while intoxicated charges after a Front Street collision. he was fined and costs, sentenced to three months at the Indiana State Farm with the sentence suspended for good behavior, and posted a $50 bond to cover damage.
Carroll circuit court granted letters of administration to Mary G. Bradshaw who qualified with a $25,000 bond. Attorneys Bossert and Bossert of Liberty represent the administratrix.
Rummage sale hosted by Tri Kappa scheduled for Saturday April 25 starting at 9 a.m. in the Court House Assembly Room 15. Proceeds support local charitable activities.
Joseph H. Seele of Rockfield sues for 100000 in U S District Court Lafayette alleging personal injuries from Earl Ezell and two out of state defendants U Drive It and U S Metal from a Oct 12 1955 crash on US 31 near Bunker Hill Air Force Base.
The last will of William Shaffer, Delphi resident, admitted to probate in Carroll circuit court. He directed payment of debts and left all real and personal property to his niece Emma Sheets, who is named executrix and represented by Joseph T. Ives. Estate value includes $10,000 in real property and $1,700 in personal property.
In the divorce case Donald v Thelma Walters the defendant Mrs Walters received an uncontested divorce in Carroll circuit court before Judge William B Smith. Custody of a minor daughter awarded and cross defendant ordered to pay 12.50 weekly support along with 100 attorney fees. Lewis N Mullin represented Mrs Walters and David R Baum represented Mr Walters.
The Citizen airs daily news at 11 40 A M with brief updates and headlines. The program provides periodic summaries and market and weather highlights for listeners.
Ladies of the Women’s Work Group of the Pittsburg Brethren met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dean Cripe presiding. Mrs. Zollie Martin reported on the recent Women’s Work Rally at Liberty Mills. Members made bandages and cleaned the church kitchen. hostesses were Mrs. Robert Baurer and Mrs. Robert Seese.
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