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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
8
The Carroll County Court House at Delphi will observe summer hours effective April 29 weekdays 7 a m to 3 4 p m CST Saturdays 7 a m to noon CST by orders of the County Commissioners.
Valerie Clark presided as 4 H pledge leader Virginia Peterson led the Flag pledge and Patty Toole directed roll call. Elise Echler demonstrated muffins Nancy Echler sewing equipment Marjorie Sanderson and Susan Johnson led group singing Anita Starpins and Den Duckwall guided recreation Plans for future demonstrations and a program committee meeting after school tonight.
Delphi Sub Debs prepare to install Shirley Hughes as vice president Shirley Bowman as secretary Kay Black as corresponding secretary Elizabeth Ives as treasurer and Sharon Carney as reporter on Friday night.
Delphi Thinlives finish second at the RMD meet and Marion Relays led by Ogle in the high hurdles and 880. Crone wins 200 yard low hurdles while Delphi secures relay and field event points. Delphi point winners include Crone, Weaver, Baldwin, Johnson, and Williams with multiple top placements.
James Frank Carr 79, former Delphi resident, died Sunday in Martinsville after a winter in California. He worked in clothing stores in Delphi and Lafayette, and for 20 years in Indianapolis as a dry cleaner. A former Monon Railroad conductor, he led the Lafayette police board under the late George Durgan and was a member of the Presbyterian church and Delphi Masonic lodge. Survived by son Roger B. Carr Whitestown and daughter Mary E. Orsinger Monterey California, and brother Joseph Carr Indianapolis. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Indianapolis with burial at Washington Park Cemetery.
The D A R Charles Carroll Chapter held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. George Obear's home with ice cream cake and coffee served at 1 30. Mrs. Edgar F Stuntz gave a talk on American Music and National Defense. Julie Smith sang and played piano with Bill Gros accompanying and performing selections. A nominating committee led by Mrs. Monroe Meade was formed for the May 18 meeting at Mrs. J F Wharon's home, including Mrs. Myron Ives Mrs. George Obear and Miss Anna Hardy.
Taxpayers are reminded that Monday May 7 is the last date to pay the spring installment of taxes and is also the last date for filing of mortgage exemptions.
Mr and Mrs Henry Peters traveled to Veraith Valley Indiana to visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ray Bair and their son Mike They celebrated Mr Peters 81st birthday with dinner at his daughter s home Several friends attended The Delphi 4 H club met at Delphi school to set clues cost 25 cents per person Shirley Fesler demonstrated cutting a pattern Plans for the 4 H year were discussed Recreation was led by Mary Crosby and Kathleen Clifford Ann Johnson Reporter TIPPECANOE 4 H CLUB planned a social gathering in Chicago business meeting to meet again today
An event in the Court House Assembly Room is sponsored by the Ladies of GAR. The notice provides limited details about the gathering and its sponsoring group.
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